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Snowboarding the World (Footprint Activity Guides)$7.88Footprint Snowboarding The World features 100 of the world's top resorts in 19 different countries, taking you from the most cutting edge funparks to the best places to sleep, eat and drink. Its unique blend of essential snowboarding and travel information, along with recommendation from the word's best snowboarders, makes indispensable reading, whether it's flat light or a bluebird powder day...
Skiing Europe: Tread Your Own Path (Footprint Handbooks)$16.04Hit the slopes with Footprint’s brand new guide to skiing in Europe. From Andorra to Switzerland, Skiing Europe provides definitive coverage on 10 countries and over 100 resorts, making this guide perfect for anyone who wants advice both on and off the slopes. Including resort information with the best places to stay, eat, and sleep, recommendations for all abilities and ages, and essential travel information, this is the definitive resource whether you’re planning a weekend away or a long-term winter getaway.
Snowboarding (Extreme Sports)$21.03Discusses the history of snowboarding, some of the sport's pioneers, techniques and styles, necessary equipment, popular resorts, dangers, and more.
The Vertigo Gallery #1 : "Dreams & Nightmares"$7.00Featuring 32 full page, full color images from some of the most talented artists in comics - based on characters and titles published by DC/VERTIGO comics in the 1990's, including: SANDMAN; BOOKS OF MAGIC; STARDUST; HOUSE OF SECRETS; PREAHCER; JONAH HEX; THE INVISIBLES; HELLBLAZER; ANIMAL MAN; DEATH; and many more!
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Teaching Meditation to ChildrenSOLD OUTIn 2001 I was teaching a class of Montessori preschool children, ages three to five. It seemed I lost control of the children during naptime, or rather they lost control of themselves and I was unable to help them find control. I tried patting backs, reading stores, playing music, nothing worked. Something had to be done and I, for some reason, came up with the idea of meditation. The first meditation I presented was "de-Religioned" version of a guided meditation.