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  Mull and Iona - Highways and Byways

  Peter MacNab

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  The fairest of the inner Hebridean islands and Scotland's great centre of celtic Christianity.
  Both Mull and Iona are now easily accessible even for day visitors from the mainland, and no parts of Scotland will give more joy to the traveller. Iona, made famous by Columba, founder of Celtic Christianity, represents a spiritual experience rare enough in the world today. The colourful front of Tobermory will welcome you to Mull, an island with fascinating geology to discover amongst the beautiful surroundings of Ben More and the nearby Fingal's Cave.

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  West Highlands - The Lonely Lands

  Tom Atkinson

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  Inveraray, Oban, Kintyre, Glencoe, Loch Awe, Loch Lomond, Appin, Islay - all the glories of Argyll are described in this book. From Dumbarton to Campletown and north to Loch Etive there is a great wealth of beauty unmatched in Scotland. It is a quiet and lonely land, a land still unspoiled, a land of history and legend, a land of unsurpassed glory. Tom Atkinson describes it all, writing with deep insight into the land he loves. There could be no better guide to its beauties and history. Once Atkinson has taken you there, these lands can never feel lonely.

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  Chess for Beginners: Mastering...

  Oliver Stevens

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  For anyone interested in learning the game of chess, "Chess for Beginners: Mastering the Basics of the Game: A Step-by-Step Guide to Understanding and Playing Chess" is an ideal place to start. With a straightforward, methodical approach, this extensive tutorial aims to demystify the game and make it approachable for novices. Starting with an introduction to the chessboard and the distinct moves of each piece, the book offers new players a strong starting point. It goes over the fundamentals so that readers are guaranteed to grasp the game's dynamics right away. 
  The book explores fundamental tactics and methods that are necessary for efficient play as it goes along. Important ideas like openings, middle-game tactics, and endgame strategies will all be covered in detail and step-by-step for readers to understand. Throughout the book, there are several examples and thorough drawings that serve to clarify difficult concepts and reinforce learning. 
  In addition to teaching the fundamentals of the game, "Chess for Beginners" highlights the value of preparation and strategic thinking. This guide gives you the information and abilities you need to approach the game with confidence, whether your goal is to play for fun or to compete. You'll be well-equipped by the book's conclusion to enjoy and succeed in the game of chess.

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  Lame New World

  Doc King Cole

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  Comedy meets Brave New World, Blade Runner and Cyber Punk. This book is a selection of short stories without care of being cancelled. 
  Humor is becoming extinct and the author hopes it will remain alive. As Mark Twain once wrote; “It is not hard being funny, as long as it is the Truth!” 
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  2033 
  Business men now work on Freedom Street (was Wall Street). Cyber Cams have cyber games and now the Internet monitors Itself with Devilet (One World Government) system. People walk along lanes on the side walk. They are ticked if they do over 3.3 miles an hour. A Meter bills them out of their 401 Gay Account. 
  It is like the Dark Ages now. The job problems are not around because a third of six billion people are lying low, victims of coverted wars, nukes, reactors leaking more than your grandma’s depends after watching another Harry Potter Seniors Night 
  Joe was a refuse collector. He wore a chem. Suit. Why did he collect refuse because he could not refuse.

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  The Art of Soap Crafting -...

  Rebecca Johnson

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  "The Art of Soap Crafting: Homemade Recipes for Natural Beauty" is an extensive and motivational manual for anyone who wants to make opulent, handcrafted soaps. This book contains something for everyone, regardless of skill level. It is ideal for novices wishing to learn the fundamentals of soap production as well as seasoned artisans hoping to broaden their skill set with sophisticated patterns and innovative techniques. Enormous with step-by-step instructions, simple-to-follow recipes, and a plethora of knowledge on natural materials, this guide walks readers through the process of creating lovely and nutritious soaps. 
  Fundamentally, soap crafting is a fusion of science and creativity, and this book effectively conveys both of these elements, assisting readers in learning the fundamental techniques and inspiring them to explore and customize their products. A wide range of subjects are covered in the book, including the basic processes for creating soap, such as the melt-and-pour, hot process, and cold process. It also explores using opulent oils, organic coloring agents, essential oils, and exfoliants to make soaps that are beautiful and useful. With the use of activated charcoal and clays, readers will learn how to make a range of soap recipes that cater to various skin kinds and preferences. These recipes include moisturizing soaps for dry skin, detoxifying soaps, and soothing blends for skin that is sensitive or troublesome. This book highlights the health benefits of handmade soap, free from the harsh chemicals frequently found in commercial goods, with an emphasis on using natural and eco-friendly components.

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  Beyond the Jumbotron - Creating...

  James Giglio

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  Beyond the Jumbotron: Using Immersive Technology to Transform the Fan Experience A simple guidebook for navigating the new world of sports marketing and brand managementThe modern consumer, today’s fan, is no longer passive. Over three quarters of millennials say they prefer experiences over traditional advertising. Old approaches won’t work. Yard barkers handing out free towels. A stadium plastered with billboards. Maybe a new Jumbotron. Today’s fan is looking for something more engaging, more interactive, and more immersive.Industry pioneer, James Giglio, the founder of MVP Interactive, takes us through his fascinating decade-long journey, starting out with a vision for immersive experiences, well before anyone had ever heard of virtual reality. Over that time, he has had the opportunity to work with many leading sports teams, professional leagues, advertising agencies, and consumer brands, to completely redefine the fan experience and now he shares those lessons with us.James also takes us through his own personal story of building a startup, from growing up as a daydreaming kid in Ocean County, New Jersey, to working with an advertising agency in New York and recognizing that three themes were emerging: the iPhone app explosion, the increased use of digital signage or so-called “street furniture,” and the emergence of “pop up events” by leading brands. He began to wonder how these three trends could be brought together. What if the immersive technology on our iPhone could be brought to the streetscape? What if those digital displays could become interactive? And what if brands could attract consumers to them rather them just hawking them promotions and free stuff? The result was MVP Interactive. But like any startup, there were bumps along the way and James’ story is a heartfelt, honest tale of making many... let’s just say, learning a lot of lessons along the way.The timing could not be better. Post Covid, events are back and back big. During the pandemic, we all went fully remote and realized it was just way too much screentime. But we are also not going back to the way it was. Beyond the Jumbotron lies a new, hybrid world where human interaction and technology combine. James takes us through not only the why — the dramatic changes in consumer attitudes and behavior that are driving the adoption of immersive technology, but more importantly the how — how to bring these projects to life and lead to real, measurable result after case study and shows the possibilities of new technology are not only endless, but also just the beginning. lts for sports properties and brands. James and his team at MVP Interactive have completed over 200 immersive technology projects and the book is filled with case study after case study and shows the possibilities of new technology are not only endless, but also just the beginning.

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