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Price as marked Color/finish: grey Design details: Make coffee-shop-quality drinks in the comfort of your home with the Mr. Coffee One-Touch CoffeeHouse+ Espresso, Cappuccino, and Latte Maker. Its innovative modern design and One-Touch interface let you brew, froth, and create single or double shots of espresso, lattes, cappuccinos with one touch of a button. The Progress Bar lets you know when the machine is ready to go and how your drink is progressing, while the automatic milk frother whips up your favorite milk into a light and airy foam. With a large 18 oz. milk reservoir this espresso machine easily makes multiple cappuccinos or lattes, plus its removable for easy filling and cleaninggreat for storing leftover milk in the fridge, too! This espresso and coffee machine is compatible with sustainable Easy Serve Espresso (ESE) pods to take the guesswork out of grounds dosage and tamping. It also includes an adjustable cup tray, single and double shot filters, measuring scoop, and tamper. Brew your coffee like a barista pro! Measurements: 10.5in x 14.1in Metal, Plastic Imported

Length from waist to hem of size S: 35cm  Mini skirt.  Lined. Model is a standard XS and is wearing XS. True to size. Lightweight fabric.  Back zipper.  Cold hand wash only. Polyester. Pinterest girls will need to take a seat 'cause this is a look for the history books! The Coffeehouse skirt features a bodycon fit and a small side slit. Style yours with the matching crop and heels. 

In 1988, his autobiography ?The Grass Arena? catapulted John Healy to worldwide literary fame. That harrowing tale described how Healy by discovering chess, escaped alcoholism, violence and crime. Many fans have wondered how Healy did as a chess player. In this book Healy uses over a hundred of his own games to show how unusual tactics or defensive motifs can turn the tide in any position. Along with the games the author describes in eloquent but brutal language the beautiful, sometimes terrible world of chess. The prologue ?Blood Sport? is a fine piece of vintage Healy non-fiction. A must-buy book for chess lovers, tactics buffs and Healy fans.

(Fake Book). Melody, lyrics, and chords, for 220 acoustic favorites in a new 9 x 12 edition! Songs include: American Pie * Big Yellow Taxi * Cat's in the Cradle * Closing Time * Don't Know Why * Dust in the Wind * Everything I Own * Fast Car * Give a Little Bit * Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) * Hallelujah * Ho Hey * Home * I Got You Babe * I'll Be * The Lazy Song * Leaving on a Jet Plane * Losing My Religion * Meet Virginia * More Than Words * Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) * Peaceful Easy Feeling * Put Your Records On * Running on Empty * Summer Breeze * Sunny Came Home * Tom's Diner * Walking in Memphis * Yellow * You've Got a Friend * Your Song * and many more.

In 1988, his autobiography ?The Grass Arena? catapulted John Healy to worldwide literary fame. That harrowing tale described how Healy by discovering chess, escaped alcoholism, violence and crime. Many fans have wondered how Healy did as a chess player. In this book Healy uses over a hundred of his own games to show how unusual tactics or defensive motifs can turn the tide in any position. Along with the games the author describes in eloquent but brutal language the beautiful, sometimes terrible world of chess. The prologue ?Blood Sport? is a fine piece of vintage Healy non-fiction. A must-buy book for chess lovers, tactics buffs and Healy fans.

Shows how to build wealth and improve your life by focusing more on your passions and less on Wall Street hype.

An inspirational, low-stress way to financial security in 1998, Bill Schultheis wrote a simple investment book for people who felt overwhelmed by the bull market. He had discovered that when you simplify your investment decisions, you end up getting better returns. As a bonus, you gain more time for family, friends, and other pursuits. A decade later, through good times and bad, this philosophy has been proven to tower above the daily chatter of Wall Street. And the revised and expanded edition of his book is more valuable than ever. In a conversational style, Schultheis explains why we should stop thinking about cool stocks, hot mutual funds, trends in interest rates, and predictions for the economy. Stop trying to beat the stock market average; just remember three simple principles: ? Don?t put all your eggs in one basket ? There?s no such thing as a free lunch ? Save for a rainy day The New Coffeehouse Investor will help readers get their finances in shape quickly and painlessly.

Written for anyone who’s ever struggled to share their faith with others, The Coffeehouse Gospel shows Christians how to evangelize effectively by sharing their personal stories of how God has impacted their lives. It includes questions and journal sections to help readers articulate their own spiritual experiences and show them how to be ready to defend and express their faith.

(Fake Book). Melody, lyrics, and chords, for 220 acoustic favorites in a new 9 x 12 edition! Songs include: American Pie * Big Yellow Taxi * Cat's in the Cradle * Closing Time * Don't Know Why * Dust in the Wind * Everything I Own * Fast Car * Give a Little Bit * Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) * Hallelujah * Ho Hey * Home * I Got You Babe * I'll Be * The Lazy Song * Leaving on a Jet Plane * Losing My Religion * Meet Virginia * More Than Words * Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) * Peaceful Easy Feeling * Put Your Records On * Running on Empty * Summer Breeze * Sunny Came Home * Tom's Diner * Walking in Memphis * Yellow * You've Got a Friend * Your Song * and many more.

(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook). A collection of nearly 50 songs from today's top singer/songwriters, including: Babylon * Banana Pancakes * Come On Get Higher * Don't Know Why * Fallin' for You * Hallelujah * I Will Follow You into the Dark * The Lazy Song * Lucky * Meet Virginia * Put Your Records On * Stay * Sunny Came Home * Trouble * The Way I Am * Wonderwall * and more.

The New York Times bestselling author brews up another culinary mystery--and this time, it's New York's Bravest that get burned: After local firefighters pull Clare out of a blazing café, she happily comes to their rescue by teaching them the finer points of operating their newly donated espresso machine. But matters really heat up when somebody is torching cafes around the city and firefighters begin to die in suspicious ways...Believing the two events are related, Clare investigates, staking out a five-borough bake sale and sniffing out clues in the pizza ovens of Brooklyn. When her detective boyfriend, Mike Quinn, is pulled into the fire of a false accusation, Clare is desperate to put out the flames. But will she be able to come to Mike's rescue before someone tries to extinguish her?Bonus recipes include firehouse favorites  

Clare Cosi has coffee in her veins. That's why she jumped at the chance to return to New York City and manage the Village Blend coffeehouse. Her new life is a flavorful blend, too - with her daughter and ex-husband close by, and a double-tall drink of water named Detective Quinn needing help with the occasional cup of crime. But there's trouble brewing at the Village Blend. Clare's customers are starting to die, and Quinn is convinced that someone has an axe to grind.

Snow flurries beyond the window of a Low Country gas station give way to images of an aging schooner motoring south on the Intracoastal Waterway. A dream sets in motion a lifelong search that weaves a path from the islands of the Caribbean to Bermuda and the Azores, from Europe and Newfoundland to Mexico, and from South Florida to Central America to Taiwan. Along the way there are shipwrecks and typhoons, catfish and whales, sunken Spanish treasure, open sewers and Hash House Harriers, and a 1959 Plymouth Fury awash to its tailfins in an outgoing tide. These stories help to form a mosaic of one man's journey toward the horizon and the fingerprints he left behind.

An international policy issue awash in myths, moral inconsistencies, social prejudices, and political rhetoric, it’s no wonder students find the international drug trade an alluring topic to study and discuss. With his brief and engaging new book, David Mares explores the reasons why there is so much disagreement among nations about which policies are most appropriate to address drug production, distribution, and trade. From the more tolerant "coffee house" style policies of the Netherlands which focus on public health concerns, to the United States’ just-say-no "drug war" approach, nations frame and seek to resolve these issues in very different ways and with different levels of success. This variation creates a host of global cooperation and policy coordination problems, making Drug Wars and Coffee Houses an ideal supplement for giving students an opportunity to apply the larger themes of any political economy course to a substantive policy area.A compelling framework―focusing on political economic ideas and analysis―shows students how leaders and policymakers need to understand the drug trade as a full-blown commodity system if they are to impact its different segments. As he discusses drug production, consumption, distribution, and money laundering, Mares carefully shows what insights micro political economic, realist, constructivist, and social deviant perspectives each bring to bear on the problem. And, through the book’s use of extended case studies, this text offers students an inside look at a complex and fascinating policy area, from Sweden’s attempts to enforce drug-war style policies, to the UK’s movement towards decriminalization, to the responses of such international organizations as the United Nations and the European Union. A comprehensive bibliography of websites, articles, and book length studies point to further research on the topic, while class-tested research and study questions for each chapter will jumpstart class discussions and projects.

(Creative Concepts Publishing). This value-priced songbook showcases 61 big hits: Amie * Angel of the Morning * Brand New Key * Dust in the Wind * The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face * Happy Together * I Feel the Earth Move * If I Had a Hammer * In My Life * It's Too Late * Longer * The M.T.A. * Ride like the Wind * Sunshine on My Shoulders * This Land Is Your Land * Time in a Bottle * Travelin' Man * Turn! Turn! Turn! * The Unicorn * Walk Right In * You've Got a Friend * and more.

The New York Times bestselling Coffehouse Mystery includes holiday and cookie recipes! Holiday time is party time in New York City, but after a sparkling winter bash ends with a murder, Village Blend coffeehouse manager Clare Cosi vows to put the killer on ice. At the Great New York Cookie Swap, pastry chefs bake up their very best for charity. Clare is in charge of the beverage service, and her famous Fa-la-la-la Lattes make the gathering even merrier. But her high spirits come crashing down to earth, when she discovers the battered body of a hard-working baker’s assistant. Police suspect a serial attacker whose escalating crimes have become known as “The Christmas Stalkings.” Clare’s boyfriend, NYPD detective Mike Quinn, finds reason to believe even more sinister forces are involved. Clare isn’t so sure—and when she finds a second bludgeoned baker, she becomes a target. Now Clare is spending the holiday season pouring over clues, and she’s not going to rest until justice is served.

An international policy issue awash in myths, moral inconsistencies, social prejudices, and political rhetoric, it’s no wonder students find the international drug trade an alluring topic to study and discuss. With his brief and engaging new book, David Mares explores the reasons why there is so much disagreement among nations about which policies are most appropriate to address drug production, distribution, and trade. From the more tolerant "coffee house" style policies of the Netherlands which focus on public health concerns, to the United States’ just-say-no "drug war" approach, nations frame and seek to resolve these issues in very different ways and with different levels of success. This variation creates a host of global cooperation and policy coordination problems, making Drug Wars and Coffee Houses an ideal supplement for giving students an opportunity to apply the larger themes of any political economy course to a substantive policy area.A compelling framework―focusing on political economic ideas and analysis―shows students how leaders and policymakers need to understand the drug trade as a full-blown commodity system if they are to impact its different segments. As he discusses drug production, consumption, distribution, and money laundering, Mares carefully shows what insights micro political economic, realist, constructivist, and social deviant perspectives each bring to bear on the problem. And, through the book’s use of extended case studies, this text offers students an inside look at a complex and fascinating policy area, from Sweden’s attempts to enforce drug-war style policies, to the UK’s movement towards decriminalization, to the responses of such international organizations as the United Nations and the European Union. A comprehensive bibliography of websites, articles, and book length studies point to further research on the topic, while class-tested research and study questions for each chapter will jumpstart class discussions and projects.

This book is in good condition with very minimal damage. This is an ex-library book with stickers and markings. Pages may have minimal notes or highlighting. Cover image on the book may vary from photo. Ships out quickly in a secure plastic mailer.

MYSTERY PICK OF THE MONTH --Library JournalBest of Year Shortlist - Fresh Fiction Award Finalist*Starred Review: "A gripping and entertaining mystery" --Library Journal"Penetrating insights" --Kirkus Reviews"Sure to delight old fans and garner new ones" --Publishers Weekly  From Cleo Coyle, the New York Times bestselling author of Dead Cold Brew, comes a delicious new entry in the "fun and gripping" (The Huffington Post) Coffeehouse Mysteries.A new smartphone dating game turns the Village Blend into a hookup hot spot, until one dark night, when a gunshot leaves a dead body behind and the landmark coffeehouse becomes the center of a whole new scene--a crime scene.  As Village Blend manager Clare Cosi attempts to finalize a date for her wedding, her ex-husband becomes addicted to making dates through smartphone swipes. Clare has mixed feelings about these quickie matchups happening in her coffeehouse. Even her octogenarian employer is selecting suitors by screenshot! But business is booming, and Clare works hard to keep the espresso shots flowing. Then one dark night, another kind of shot leaves a dead body for her to find. The corpse is a successful entrepreneur who became notorious for his "hit it and quit it" behavior: prowling for women on dating apps, then devastating his conquests with morning-after insults. Though the NYPD quickly arrests one of his recent victims, Clare finds reason to believe she's been framed. Now, with the help of her ex and crew of quirky baristas, Clare starts "swiping" through suspects in her own shop, determined to find the real killer before another shot rings out. Includes a bang-up menu of tempting recipes."Cleo Coyle is by far one of the best" --Fresh Fiction, "Fresh Pick!"