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This is a tie-in guide to the "Heartland" books, told as Amy's own journal. Amy describes how she learned her healing techniques from her mother, and includes hints and tips for horse-lovers. Learn how to read a horse's character from his face by looking at the diagrams of the "Heartland" horses; find out which alternative remedies could help your horse; and, get the low-down on Amy's favourite horsey books. This is a great aspirational read for all "Heartland" fans, whether or not they own a horse.

A tribute to a remarkable perfomer's spirit and eclectic style. Winehouse was a passionate user of Paperblanks, wrote draft of her songs in our journals, including the chart-topping Tears Dry On Their Own. To honor the singer's legacy, we were asked by her family to produce a tribute journal to raise money for the charitable foundation set up after her death. The cover of our journal reproduces a page from one of Winehouse's journals with her self-portrait and the lyrics from her song Tears Dry On Their Own. Royalties from the sale of this journal go to the Amy Winehouse Foundation. Capturing the flavour of Renaissance-style binding at its zenith, these handsomely embellished journals are a delight for the hand and the eye. The timeless beauty of these antique books is sure to inspire your own words. 7 x 9 inches, 144 lined pages.

(The respectable facade of a West Country seaside town conceals turbulent passions. Amy Wingate is a retired schoolmistress, living alone in the seaside house she inherited from her uncle. This diary tells the story of her past and present, and holds some surprises on the way)

This is a tie-in guide to the "Heartland" books, told as Amy's own journal. Amy describes how she learned her healing techniques from her mother, and includes hints and tips for horse-lovers. Learn how to read a horse's character from his face by looking at the diagrams of the "Heartland" horses; find out which alternative remedies could help your horse; and, get the low-down on Amy's favourite horsey books. This is a great aspirational read for all "Heartland" fans, whether or not they own a horse.

249 pages. Limited to 750 copies. BRAND NEW BOOK, NEVER USED, IN MINT CONDITION. The book has blue covers with gold lettering on the spine and front cover. The volume itself is in a clear archival quality protective cover. Clean, tight, bright and fresh. An extremely nice copy.

The Journal of a Fur-Trading Expedition on the Upper Missouri 1812-1813 is the diary of John Luttig, a clerk in the Missouri Fur Company.

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Success in the markets is never an accident. Profitable traders have one thing in common: they log and analyze every trade.Veteran trader and acclaimed author Harvey Walsh has worked with traders around the globe to refine a fast, efficient, and highly effective journaling format. Previously only shared amongst his closest associates, his journal is finally available to everyone.Suitable for traders in all markets and timeframes, this book will help you not only to log and analyze your trades, but to improve your execution and profitability too.Inside The Official Harvey Walsh Trading Journal you'll find:An introduction from Harvey, including his tips on how and why to log and analyze your trades.Dedicated sections to record your trading plan, NLP affirmations, and your own personal goals and associated rewards.Enough log pages to record all your trades every day for a full three months.This large-format 8.5 x 11” book provides you with a full two-page spread per day, with plenty of room to record as much or as little detail as you need. Far more than just a simple list of trades, there are sections for pre-market and post-market analysis, watchlists, and more. The journal includes several features to encourage excellence in execution. With a positive expectancy trading plan and good execution, profit becomes inevitable.Take your trading to the next level — trade, log, analyze, and profit. Because trading needn't be tough.

Looking at how the "Walls Street Journal" is put together and revealing the personalities and corporate culture that make up the Wall Street institution, this book features a firsthand account of the "Heard On The Street" column scandal

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Let the ladies shine: From Newton's formative years to his rise to the top   Taken between the mid 1960s and early 1980s, this selection of Newton fashion editorials—one of the first books he ever published—is accompanied by journal entry-style texts by Newton providing anecdotes and describing the circumstances of each shoot. On every page is evidence of Newton‘s groundbreaking vision that transformed fashion photography—an influence that can still be seen today in the pages of the greatest fashion magazines.   Text in English, French, and German

William H. Ashley, with his partner Andrew Henry, owned a fur trading company based in Saint Louis, Missouri. Prior to the period covered by these papers, he had lost a fortune in an ill-fated attempt to establish a trapping business on the upper Missouri river. His new plan was trap the region to the south, just over the divide. The previous year, an Ashley-Henry party led by Jedediah Smith had crossed the continental divide at what came to be known as South Pass and found the valley of the Green river to be rich with beaver. Consequently, the remainder of Ashley's fur company left St. Louis and made their way up the Platte. Ashley left two documents describing the events of 1825: One is what appears to be his field diary, containing daily entries. The other is a letter to Gen. Atkinson written after Ashley's return that fall, and contains a narrative of his 1825 season in the Rockies. These two documents are mostly consistent, although the narrative appears to have been written from memory because in some cases, details are different from those recorded in the contemporaneous diary. The diary was kept from March 25 to June 27, 1825. The diary commences on the Platte, just east of the continental divide. It describes the journey to the Green River and the division of the trapping party there. It also details Ashley's trip down the Green River in bullboats, and ends just a few days before Ashley's parties met on the Henry's Fork for the first Rocky Mountain Rendezvous. The narrative covers a longer period of time, from the time he left Ft. Atkinson on November 3, 1824 until he reached the Yellowstone below Big Horn Mountain on the 7th day of August, 1825. From there he proceeded downriver in boats with his rich cargo of furs, to the settlements.

Answers the most frequently asked questions about stocks, bonds, mutual funds, tax-deferred annuities, various retirement plans, real-estate investments, trading options, commodities, and other personal investment opportunities. 50,000 first printing.

During a ten day period in November of 1999, Wendy Alec received a visitation from the Lord Jesus Christ. He spoke of mercy, He warned of judgment...on the world's trading systems, on ministry leaders...upon the church. He wept. In two separate visitations in 2002, He spoke in anguish of the Last Days assignments against the elect, He warned of the Great Blinding, of seduction, lust and Jezebel and the Great Falling Away... 'My children perish...' Jesus' voice was so soft...that it was barely audible...And then He turned to me, His beautiful countenance ravaged with grief. 'Now warn My children...warn My beloved...that even those in the deepest mire might find their way home...'

Updated with fifty percent new material, a latest edition covers the latest tax laws and provides additional information about decimal stock pricing, electronic trading systems, the new U.S. currency, and managed accounts. Original. 125,000 first printing.

In the summer of 1630, Pieter van den Broecke returned to Amsterdam after completing his fifth voyage overseas as a commercial agent for various Dutch companies who were then expanding their worldwide trading networks. Van den Broecke used this homecoming to compose a lengthy manuscript describing his experiences, and to arrange its publication in 1634. However, this published version presented his account in a highly abridged and significantly altered form. The present edition offers for the first time an English translation of those parts of Van den Broecke’s original manuscript which describe the four trading voyages he made to Africa in the early seventeenth century. His manuscript is an important historical source because he was among the earliest of Europeans to describe in detail the communities he encountered in West Africa and Central Africa and to describe in detail the sophisticated commercial strategies of Dutch merchants then trading on the Atlantic coast of Africa. This edition begins with an introductory essay presenting Van den Broecke’s biography and places the writing of the manuscript within the context of his professional aspirations. The edited translation of Van den Broecke’s narrative is extensively annotated with reference both to other contemporary accounts and to relevant modern scholarship.

In the summer of 1630, Pieter van den Broecke returned to Amsterdam after completing his fifth voyage overseas as a commercial agent for various Dutch companies who were then expanding their worldwide trading networks. Van den Broecke used this homecoming to compose a lengthy manuscript describing his experiences, and to arrange its publication in 1634. However, this published version presented his account in a highly abridged and significantly altered form. The present edition offers for the first time an English translation of those parts of Van den Broecke’s original manuscript which describe the four trading voyages he made to Africa in the early seventeenth century. His manuscript is an important historical source because he was among the earliest of Europeans to describe in detail the communities he encountered in West Africa and Central Africa and to describe in detail the sophisticated commercial strategies of Dutch merchants then trading on the Atlantic coast of Africa. This edition begins with an introductory essay presenting Van den Broecke’s biography and places the writing of the manuscript within the context of his professional aspirations. The edited translation of Van den Broecke’s narrative is extensively annotated with reference both to other contemporary accounts and to relevant modern scholarship.

This is a fascinating look at life in Kansas from 1859 until 1875. James Mead grew up in Davenport, Iowa, but during his youth he dreamed about going to the Kansas Territory, which he did in his early twenties. This volume is compiled from his journal and letters. It is an interesting account of how Kansas was populated, the type of settlements and the type of people who were attracted to the Kansas during this period. It is replete with lots of information on hunting and trapping and includes many encounters with the American Indian population in the state. It is hard to imagine the great amount of game that was available during this early period of Kansas History. It seems that turkey, squab, quail and other game birds were in great abundance, basically for the taking. Buffalo, elk, and other large mammals were common. Mr. Mead knew Jesse Chisholm, William "Buffalo Bill" Matthewson and Kit Carson, as well as famous Indians such as Santana, War Chief of the Kiowas. This book provides an excellent picture of life in early Kansas, and would make good reading for all ages from Junior High upward.

This New York Times and Wall Street Journal business best-seller first presents the economic facts that show why a massive deflation is not just inevitable, it's already under way. The second part of Conquer the Crash is practical - virtually each of the 21 chapter titles explains How To, What To and you Should. Amazon.com Review In Conquer the Crash, Robert Prechter explains why he thinks the boom times are behind us. Based on his interpretation of the Elliott Wave principle (an idea premised on the notion that mass investor psychology is what really drives markets), Prechter believes that the U.S. economy is about to enter into a deflationary depression that few investors are prepared to deal with. In making his case, Prechter assembles an impressive array of data that in essence suggests that the bill for the last 10 years of market excess is about to come due. The second half of the book shows how to avoid becoming "a zombie-eyed victim of the depression" and offers advice on protecting one's assets in a deflationary environment (cash is king). If there's any good news in the future that Prechter sees coming (other than how to avoid it), it's that all-out depressions don't last very long. Conquer the Crash should appeal to gloom-and-doom investors and to those desperately looking for a safe haven from the uncertainties of today's markets. --Harry C. Edwards Review "So why bother paying Prechter any mind at all?...he's more right than Wall Street's Establishment usually admits." -- BusinessWeek, July 22, 2002