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  Sustainable Luxury Living -...

  Virversity Online Courses

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  Discover how to embrace elegance without compromising the planet in the Sustainable Luxury Living course. This program empowers you to blend sophistication with eco-conscious principles for lasting impact.Transform your lifestyle with sustainable luxury practices by learning foundational principles of eco-friendly living and mindful purchasing in luxury markets. Explore ethical fashion to build a timeless, responsible wardrobe, and incorporate sustainable wellness and home design. Develop daily green habits and strategies for long-term eco-conscious living while staying informed on emerging trends and innovations in sustainable luxury.The course begins with the fundamentals of sustainable luxury and how consumer choices affect the environment, guiding you to make deliberate, mindful purchases with significant influence. Delve into ethical fashion to maintain style and sustainability, and extend luxury beyond fashion into wellness and home design by adopting eco-friendly practices that reflect your values.Cultivate daily green habits for long-term commitment and explore sustainable materials in luxury goods, crafting a sustainable wardrobe and enjoying low-impact luxury experiences like travel. Finally, discover the latest innovations and future trends in sustainable luxury to inspire ongoing growth.By course completion, you'll confidently integrate sustainable luxury into everyday life, embodying eco-conscious elegance with sophisticated choices that benefit both your lifestyle and the planet.

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  Song Dynasty - Innovation and...

  Rolf Hedger

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  The Song Dynasty (960–1279) emerged from a period of political fragmentation and military strife known as the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period (907–960). Following the collapse of the Tang Dynasty in 907, China was divided among competing warlords and regional states, each vying for power. The unification of China under the Song Dynasty marked the beginning of a new era of stability, economic prosperity, and cultural flourishing. 
  The dynasty was founded by Emperor Taizu (Zhao Kuangyin), a capable military general who seized power in 960 through a relatively peaceful coup known as the Chenqiao Mutiny. As the commander of the Later Zhou army, Taizu was persuaded by his loyal officers to take the throne and establish a new dynasty. Unlike previous rulers who relied on military force to maintain control, Taizu implemented policies aimed at reducing the power of the military aristocracy while strengthening the centralized government. One of his first major reforms was ensuring that top military commanders were replaced by civilian officials, significantly reducing the likelihood of future military coups. 
  Although the early Song rulers sought to consolidate power within China, they faced constant threats from neighboring states. The Khitan-led Liao Dynasty controlled much of the northern frontier, while the Western Xia and later the Jurchen-led Jin Dynasty posed additional challenges. The Song, unable to achieve military dominance over these rival states, often resorted to diplomacy, alliances, and even paying tribute in exchange for peace. This reliance on diplomacy over warfare became a defining characteristic of Song foreign policy.

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  Northern Highlands - The Empty...

  Tom Atkinson

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  The Empty Lands are that great area of northern Scotland between Ullapool and Cape Wrath, and between Bonar Bridge and John O'Groats. It is truly the land of the Mountain and the Flood, where land and sea mingle in unsurpassed glory.
  From the pier-head at Ullapool to the Smoo Caves at Durness and from Dornoch Cathedral to Dounreay Nuclear Establishment, Tom Atkinson describes it all, with his usual deep love for the land and its people.
  Myths and legends, history, poetry and a keen eye for the landscape and all its creatures make this book and essential companion for all who travel to that magnificent part of Scotland.

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  Radiant Blocks for Endless...

  Linda J. Hahn

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  With just a few simple block variations, Radiant Blocks for Endless Quilts will show you just how versatile a New York Beauty block can be! A compact but hardworking guide that will inspire you to use New York Beauty blocks is new, modern ways for endless possibilities, this must-have book features 13 stunning quilt designs using just three to four New York Beauty blocks in different ways. With quilt projects that are smaller in size that also use brighter colors and fewer batiks, Radiant Blocks for Endless Quilts is a fresh, modern guide that quilters of any skill level will love! Also included are opening overviews on tools and quilting basics, including foundation paper piecing, for a helpful refresher. Author Linda Hahn is the author of New York Beauties Electrified, Quilting with Stash or Cash, and Rock that Quilt Block.

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  Flipping Houses - A Step-by-Step...

  Martin Drake

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  Flipping houses has become a popular venture for both seasoned investors and newcomers seeking to make a mark in the real estate market. The allure of transforming a distressed property into a beautiful home while reaping significant financial rewards is undeniably attractive. However, the journey to successful house flipping is not without its challenges. It requires careful planning, strategic decision-making, and a deep understanding of the real estate landscape. 
  In this book, "Flipping Houses: A Step-by-Step Guide to Profitable Property Flipping," we will explore the essential elements that contribute to a successful house flipping project. Whether you're looking to generate quick profits or build a long-term investment strategy, this comprehensive guide will provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to navigate the complexities of the flipping process. 
  From identifying promising properties and securing financing to managing renovations and marketing your finished product, we will break down each stage of the house flipping journey. You will learn how to assess the potential of a property, understand market trends, and make informed decisions that maximize your investment. We will also cover crucial topics such as budgeting, contractor management, and effective marketing strategies to help you sell your flipped house quickly and profitably. 
  Throughout the chapters, you will find practical tips, real-world examples, and insights from experienced investors who have successfully navigated the flipping landscape. By following the guidance in this book, you will gain the confidence to take calculated risks, avoid common pitfalls, and ultimately thrive in the dynamic world of house flipping.

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  Egyptian Science and Technology...

  Omar Khalil

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  Ancient Egypt, renowned for its monumental architecture and sophisticated culture, was also a hub of intellectual and scientific advancements. At the heart of Egyptian knowledge was a unique blend of practical experience, religious beliefs, and cultural traditions. Understanding the foundations of their knowledge requires examining the interplay between mythology, early scientific thought, and the ways this knowledge was transmitted through generations. 
  The role of religion and mythology in ancient Egypt cannot be overstated. Egyptian cosmology deeply influenced how people understood the world around them. Deities associated with creation, the afterlife, and natural phenomena shaped the Egyptians' perception of science and technology. For example, the god Thoth was believed to be the deity of wisdom, writing, and mathematics, and his influence permeated educational practices. Priests and scribes, who were often part of temple schools, acted as custodians of this sacred knowledge. Their training combined religious teachings with practical subjects like astronomy, mathematics, and medicine. 
  Early scientific thought in ancient Egypt was pragmatic rather than theoretical. Egyptians were skilled observers, and much of their knowledge arose from practical problem-solving. Whether it was calculating the Nile's flooding patterns or designing complex irrigation systems, their science emerged from the need to manage everyday challenges. For instance, their understanding of geometry developed out of the necessity to remeasure fields after the annual inundation of the Nile. Similarly, medical practices were rooted in practical observations of ailments and their treatments, blending empirical knowledge with spiritual beliefs.

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