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How DOES one learn how to identify a well-condition horse? That's the key. Fotias is the teacher: the subject is form cycle analysis. That factor AND money management are the one-two punch separating winners from losers in the long run. For those who believe pace, deceleration, velocity, feet per second, and ground loss are vital factors in handicapping a race, there's a gold mine of information awaiting you. Fotias believes it is crucial to examine each horse's last three years of performances when the opportunity exists. He adjusts his numbers for factors like wind, weight, track configuration and track variants; what most intelligent, dedicated players have sought for years. The book explores the dozen important variables handicappers should consider for every starter in a race since each has " a certain amount of energy available to distribute" in the event. Those factors are: a horse's particular running style, the pace demand of the race, distance, surface, bias, the jockey, trainer, weight, post position, final time ability, racing luck, and the horse's current condition. 195 Pages Paperbound 2002

Admiral Sir Reginald “Blinker” Hall, the Director of Naval Intelligence for most of World War I was one of the outstanding, if largely unrecognized, naval leaders of the war.  Naval Intelligence’s ability to read and analyze German naval and diplomatic signals on a daily basis was a significant factor in the Allied victory, as the Germans never realized that their codes had been broken. The revelation of the Zimmermann Telegram, depicted as one of the most exciting events in the history of intelligence, was astutely handled by Hall and served as the catalyst that brought America into the war in April 1917. The effective interface between intelligence and operations, instituted by Hall and the anti-submarine chief, Admiral Duff, together with the introduction of convoys resulted in the defeat of the U-boats. Hall’s dynamic leadership, talent for lateral thinking, and force of personality were essential to these successes. Above all Hall was endowed with the guile and ruthlessness that kept him one step ahead of a formidable and determined enemy as well as their widespread espionage and subversion operations. This is a gripping study of this fascinating man and his invaluable legacy.

How DOES one learn how to identify a well-condition horse? That's the key. Fotias is the teacher: the subject is form cycle analysis. That factor AND money management are the one-two punch separating winners from losers in the long run. For those who believe pace, deceleration, velocity, feet per second, and ground loss are vital factors in handicapping a race, there's a gold mine of information awaiting you. Fotias believes it is crucial to examine each horse's last three years of performances when the opportunity exists. He adjusts his numbers for factors like wind, weight, track configuration and track variants; what most intelligent, dedicated players have sought for years. The book explores the dozen important variables handicappers should consider for every starter in a race since each has " a certain amount of energy available to distribute" in the event. Those factors are: a horse's particular running style, the pace demand of the race, distance, surface, bias, the jockey, trainer, weight, post position, final time ability, racing luck, and the horse's current condition. 195 Pages Paperbound 2002

Admiral Sir Reginald Blinker” Hall, the director of Naval Intelligence for most of World War I, was one of the outstanding if largely unrecognized naval leaders of the war and this is a gripping study of this fascinating man and his invaluable legacy. Naval Intelligence’s ability to read and analyze German naval and diplomatic signals on a daily basis was a significant factor in the Allied victory, as the Germans never realized that their codes had been broken. The revelation of the Zimmermann Telegram, depicted as one of the most exciting events in the history of intelligence, was astutely handled by Hall and served as the catalyst that brought America into the war in April 1917. The effective interface between intelligence and operations, instituted by Hall and the antisubmarine chief, together with the introduction of convoys resulted in the defeat of the seemingly unstoppable U-boats. Hall’s dynamic leadership, talent for lateral thinking, and force of personality were essential to these successes, but above all, Hall was endowed with the guile and ruthlessness that kept him one step ahead of a formidable and determined enemy as well as their widespread espionage and subversion operations.

Don't stop, not even for the rain, with the Osprey Transporter Roll Top Waterproof 18 Backpack. Equipped with lots of considered features like a blinker light attachment and padded carrying system for comfort, its completely waterproof meaning your belongings will stay nice and dry regardless of the weather forecast. 100% Recycled Nylon, 18L Capacity, Waterproof TPU Coating, Roll Top Buckle Closure, Reflective Graphics, Blinking Light Attachment, Osprey. Osprey Transporter Roll Top WP 18 Backpack in Lemongrass Yellow

Tackle any terrain with the Talon Earth 22 Backpack from Osprey. Covering all bases, this backpack is kitted out with lots of storage, pockets and cool features like a hiking pole and blinker light attachment. 100% Recycled Nylon, 22L Capacity, 2-Zip Main Compartment, Multiple Pockets and Storage, Stow-on-the-Go Trekking Pole Attachment, LidLock Bike Helmet Attachment, Tuck-away Ice Axe Attachment, Tech Sleeve for 16" Devices, Blinker Light Attachment, Printed Brand Graphics, Osprey. Osprey Talon Earth 22 Backpack in Deep Ocean Blue

Don't stop, not even for the rain, with the Osprey Transporter Roll Top Waterproof 25 Backpack. Equipped with lots of considered features like a blinker light attachment and padded carrying system for comfort, its completely waterproof meaning your belongings will stay nice and dry regardless of the weather forecast. 100% Recycled Nylon, 25L Capacity, Waterproof TPU Coating, Roll Top Buckle Closure, Reflective Graphics, Blinking Light Attachment, Osprey. Osprey Transporter Roll Top WP 25 Backpack in Black

Don't stop, not even for the rain, with the Osprey Transporter Roll Top Waterproof 25 Backpack. Equipped with lots of considered features like a blinker light attachment and padded carrying system for comfort, its completely waterproof meaning your belongings will stay nice and dry regardless of the weather forecast. 100% Recycled Nylon, 25L Capacity, Waterproof TPU Coating, Roll Top Buckle Closure, Reflective Graphics, Blinking Light Attachment, Osprey. Osprey Transporter Roll Top WP 25 Backpack in Black

Tackle any terrain with the Talon Earth 22 Backpack from Osprey. Covering all bases, this backpack is kitted out with lots of storage, pockets and cool features like a hiking pole and blinker light attachment. 100% Recycled Nylon, 22L Capacity, 2-Zip Main Compartment, Multiple Pockets and Storage, Stow-on-the-Go Trekking Pole Attachment, LidLock Bike Helmet Attachment, Tuck-away Ice Axe Attachment, Tech Sleeve for 16" Devices, Blinker Light Attachment, Printed Brand Graphics, Osprey. Osprey Talon Earth 22 Backpack in Glacier Grey

Don't stop, not even for the rain, with the Osprey Transporter Roll Top Waterproof 25 Backpack. Equipped with lots of considered features like a blinker light attachment and padded carrying system for comfort, its completely waterproof meaning your belongings will stay nice and dry regardless of the weather forecast. 100% Recycled Nylon, 25L Capacity, Waterproof TPU Coating, Roll Top Buckle Closure, Reflective Graphics, Blinking Light Attachment, Osprey. Osprey Transporter Roll Top WP 25 Backpack in Lemongrass Yellow

Blocking out, turning a blind eye, shutting off, not wanting to know, wearing blinkers, seeing what we want to see ... these are all expressions of 'denial'. Alcoholics who refuse to recognize their condition, people who brush aside suspicions of their partner's infidelity, the wife who doesn't notice that her husband is abusing their daughter - are supposedly 'in denial'. Governments deny their responsibility for atrocities, and plan them to achieve 'maximum deniability'. Truth Commissions try to overcome the suppression and denial of past horrors. Bystander nations deny their responsibility to intervene. Do these phenomena have anything in common? When we deny, are we aware of what we are doing or is this an unconscious defence mechanism to protect us from unwelcome truths? Can there be cultures of denial? How do organizations like Amnesty and Oxfam try to overcome the public's apparent indifference to distant suffering and cruelty? Is denial always so bad - or do we need positive illusions to retain our sanity? States of Denial is the first comprehensive study of both the personal and political ways in which uncomfortable realities are avoided and evaded. It ranges from clinical studies of depression, to media images of suffering, to explanations of the 'passive bystander' and 'compassion fatigue'. The book shows how organized atrocities - the Holocaust and other genocides, torture, and political massacres - are denied by perpetrators and by bystanders, those who stand by and do nothing.

Starting to Drive is a step-by-step introduction to safe harnessing, putting to, and basic driving technique. Chapters include putting on a collar, saddle and crupper, fitting reins, the bridle and blinkers, correct rein handling, moving forward and turning, and driving on the road.

Comprehensive and international in scope, this equine dictionary features 8,000 horse-related words and terms. Have you ever wondered what a pair of "blinkers'' was used for? Or how a horse could be "coon-footed" or "cow-hocked?" Or why you wouldn't want a "hat rack" in your barn? The answers to these questions and thousands more can be found in Horsewords: The Equine Dictionary. It clearly explains the meanings of 8,000 horse-related words and terms--many in common use, some antiquated--which makes it not only an invaluable modern reference but also an outstanding research aid. Horsewords also clarifies many commonly encountered veterinary terms. An indispensable reference book that should be on the bookshelf of anyone with an interest in horses. Maria Belknap is an avid horsewoman who rides and writes in Southern California. 472 pp 6 x 9

Comprehensive and international in scope, this equine dictionary features 8,000 horse-related words and terms. Have you ever wondered what a pair of "blinkers'' was used for? Or how a horse could be "coon-footed" or "cow-hocked?" Or why you wouldn't want a "hat rack" in your barn? The answers to these questions and thousands more can be found in Horsewords: The Equine Dictionary. It clearly explains the meanings of 8,000 horse-related words and terms--many in common use, some antiquated--which makes it not only an invaluable modern reference but also an outstanding research aid. Horsewords also clarifies many commonly encountered veterinary terms. An indispensable reference book that should be on the bookshelf of anyone with an interest in horses. Maria Belknap is an avid horsewoman who rides and writes in Southern California. 472 pp 6 x 9

In 1933, the Admiralty banned "Blinker" Hall from publishing his autobiography, but here, for the first time, those chapters that survived are presented in full. See what the renowned spymaster had to say about the British Naval Intelligence—the pinnacle of the world’s secret intelligence services. He explores the function of secret intelligence in wartime, censorship, subterfuge, the significance of Churchill in the Dardanelles campaign, the Zimmermann telegram, the U.S.’s entry to World War I, and more. With supporting text and images by Philip Vickers, this is a unique insight into the thinking of one of Britain’s pioneering intelligence leaders.

SWEEP, SCRAPE, AND ILLUMINATE! Meet Illum-n-broom: the bright new tool for safe winter travel. A revolutionary 4-in-1 device, Illum-n-broom is a snow broom, ice scraper, flashlight, and emergency blinker all in one convenient and compact tool. Now you can safely sweep snow and scrape ice off your car day or night, without damaging its paint, trim, or glass. And Illum-n-broom's telescoping pole extends from 33 to 52 inches to easily access the snow piled on top of your car's roof or trunk. Four powerful LED lights instantly brighten your task, and the built-in blinker doubles as an emergency flasher when you really need to be noticed. Plus, Illum-n-broom stows neatly inside your car, so it's always ready when you need it. Just sweep, scrape, and illuminate! Weight: 1.5 lb. Imported. Requires two AAA batteries (batteries not included).