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New! This book is in the same immaculate condition as when it was published 0.94

Like it used to be, but better. A soft wallet made of vegetable-tanned Nomad leather. It holds a lot and gives easy access to eight credit cards, coins and banknotes. At the same time, it is soft to the touch and flexible. Fastened with a robust zip. Carefully handcrafted - for your complete satisfaction. For the enthusiasts of traditional solutions. Dry clean only. Made in Poland.

Available for download, PSPAudioware's PSP oldTimerME is a plug-in designed for mixing and mastering applications. It is a vintage-style compressor...

They told me to suit up, show up, sit down, shut up, and listen. It worked. A former 60's hippie chick turned clean and sober old-timer tells you how it worked in this zany collection chock full of our founder's wisdom. In the 12 Step programs we need newcomers to tell us where we came from and old-timers to remind us of how it works as we trudge that road of happy destiny. It's called "carrying the message." If you've been around the program for even a few months you will already have been told many myths about meetings, sponsors, the opposite sex and our sole purpose. You have questions? This Old-timer has suggestions. Can I call myself an addict in an AA meeting?  Can I date an Oldtimer when I'm a newcomer or a newcomer when I'm an Oldtimer?  Is it OK to drink non-alcoholic beer?  Can my group be my sponsor?   Do I have to tell the group about the skeletans in my closet? My best friend is drinking too much, should I say something?  Ultimately you must answer these for yourself and the way you get these answers is through prayer and by listening to us Oldtimers.  And the biggest question of all?  What happens to newcomers? Old-timers.

They told me to suit up, show up, sit down, shut up, and listen. It worked. A former 60's hippie chick turned clean and sober old-timer tells you how it worked in this zany collection chock full of our founder's wisdom. In the 12 Step programs we need newcomers to tell us where we came from and old-timers to remind us of how it works as we trudge that road of happy destiny. It's called "carrying the message." If you've been around the program for even a few months you will already have been told many myths about meetings, sponsors, the opposite sex and our sole purpose. You have questions? This Old-timer has suggestions. Can I call myself an addict in an AA meeting?  Can I date an Oldtimer when I'm a newcomer or a newcomer when I'm an Oldtimer?  Is it OK to drink non-alcoholic beer?  Can my group be my sponsor?   Do I have to tell the group about the skeletans in my closet? My best friend is drinking too much, should I say something?  Ultimately you must answer these for yourself and the way you get these answers is through prayer and by listening to us Oldtimers.  And the biggest question of all?  What happens to newcomers? Old-timers.

Recollections of Gilbert McCleod (b. 1904), whose parents arrived in the Haida village of Howkan, the southernmost tip of Alaska, in 1882. Life in Alaska.

Fine hard cover books with As New dust jackets. 29th Printing, 2012. Slipcase in tact, very slight bumping, smudging, and shelf wear to slipcase. Slightest smudging to text block edges. Dust jackets unclipped. Dust jackets have very slightest shelf wear. No rips or tears. All of our books are individually inspected and described. Never X-library unless specifically described as such.

Love them or hate them, rattlesnakes fascinate us. Rattlesnake Adventures: Hunting with the Oldtimers has compiled under a single cover many of the best stories of rattlesnake hunters in pursuit of Eastern diamondback, timber and massasauga rattlesnakes. Many of these stories are plucked from obscure books long out of print that are becoming scarce. Snake lovers and hunters crave the adventures of other herpers. Field guides are helpful but lack excitement. Rattlesnake Adventures. presents tales by Ditmars, Kauffeld, Scoville, Teale, and Rutledge and also includes stories from the new oldtimers, Richard Bartlett, Ted Levin, Frank Weed, Ed Brown, and the editor John Kemnitzer Jr.

126 S. : zahlr. Ill., Kt. ; 21 x 24 cm neuwertig Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 850

Voices of Long-term Sobriety, Old-timer's Stories From the AA Grapevine

Book is in Used-VeryGood condition. Pages and cover are clean and intact. Used items may not include supplementary materials such as CDs or access codes. May show signs of minor shelf wear and contain very limited notes and highlighting. 0.28

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PSP Audioware PSP oldTimer Vintage-style multi-band compressor

Many personal reminiscences by the oldtimers, with many B&W photos.

Noted Texas historian and author Frantz provides a tough, critical look at the evolving University of Texas, its dreams and its failures. An insightful, personal history from a decades-long Professor of History at the University of Texas, who arrived on campus in 1935 and heard the oldtimers" recollections back to the institution"s beginning in 1883. Frantz also directed the university"s LBJ Oral History Project and was a consultant in history to the Johnson White House. He died in 1993 at the age of 76.

Born on a local ranch in 1889, the author haswritten a intimate history of the Mono Lake area. The bookincludes 49 historical photographs, and oldtimer recipes. Firstpublished in 1968 and long out of print, this edition is one ofthe best local histories.

The Common Man, Maurice Manning’s fourth collection, is a series of ballad-like narratives, set down in loose, unrhymed iambic tetrameter, that honors the strange beauty of the Kentucky mountain country he knew as a child, as well as the idiosyncratic adventures and personalities of the oldtimers who were his neighbors, friends, and family. Playing off the book’s title, Manning demonstrates that no one is common or simple. Instead, he creates a detailed, complex, and poignant portrait—by turns serious and hilarious, philosophical and speculative, but ultimately tragic—of a fast-disappearing aspect of American culture.The Common Man’s accessibility and its enthusiastic and sincere charms make it the perfect antidote to the glib ironies that characterize much contemporary American verse. It will also help to strengthen Manning’s reputation as one of his generation’s most important and original voices.

This is a history written by Carol Dunagan Smith who grew up in a unique little valley in southwest New Mexico. It includes memories and writings from many oldtimers. It has stories of early families, their backgrounds and day-to-day life.

Here is the ultimate resource packed with restoration know-how on all kinds of interior fittings in your classic car.Starting with an initial cleaning, this new volume produced in close co-operation with the editors of Europe's largest vintage car magazine OLDTIMER MARKT, provides easy-to-follow guidance on how to repair and renovate carpets, headlinings, seats, wood and synthetic material parts, instruments, steering wheels: even how to succeed in making your radio sound just like new!A special chapter is dedicated to the reproduction of parts on a 3D printer.

Born on a local ranch in 1889, the author haswritten a intimate history of the Mono Lake area. The bookincludes 49 historical photographs, and oldtimer recipes. Firstpublished in 1968 and long out of print, this edition is one ofthe best local histories.