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Outwitting Squirrels
A book illustrating and explaining a series of strategems to keep squirrels from eating and ruining yards and gardens when more traditional tactics fail.
The Student's Memory Book
Easy-to-learn, ingenious memory techniques enable anyone to memorize vast amounts of information--such as the Bill of Rights, Macbeth's speech to Macduff, or knowing all the countries in the world and their capitals. Students will only have to read their text books once, now!
Outwitting Deer
Discusses ways to keep gardens and shrubbery safe from deer and includes strategies to protect yourself from Lyme disease and avoid collisions with deer while driving.
Pleasures and Follies
This infamous novel is the story of the good-natured Libertine half-siblings Genovefette and Cupidonnet, whose collective sexual awakening finds our heroes coupling with numerous partners in a bevy of illicit acts. Divested of scruples and constraints, Genovefette and Cupidonnet revel in the brute passions of sex where animal instincts take over and sexual love appears only in a voluptuous guise and always comes wearing a smile.
Outwitting Clutter
From the moment we're born we accumulate stuff. Over time this stuff turns into clutter, and instead of enjoying our possessions, our stuff becomes a burden. What was once a spacious apartment or house becomes a cluttered mess that's simply no fun to be in (and can even be hazardous to your physical and mental health). In Outwitting Clutter, you'll learn about: How to declutter your life in 1-, 5-, and 15-minute increments; dealing with broken stuff; imposing a time limit on underused clutter; how to determine: is it sentimental, or is it clutter?; clutter in all the wrong places; how to outwit kids' clutter without giving them away; how technology creates digital clutter; avoiding yard clut...
Time Machines
A collection of stories details the attractions of time-travel and how it is a prevalent theme in both the science-fiction and literary fiction genres, and includes works by such authors as Isaac Asimov, Rudyard Kipling, Ray Bradbury, Larry Niven, Harry Turtledove, Rod Serling, and Jack Finney. Reprint.
How to Negotiate Like a Child
Children are naturals at manipulating, cajoling, arguing and conning their parents into almost anything they want. Tongue-in-cheek yet surprisingly practical, this book borrows a page out of their playbook. With chapter titles like "Have to Ask My Mommy" and "Pretend You Don't Understand What the Other Side Is Saying," the book lets adults in on masterful child negotiation techniques such as throwing a tantrum, getting sympathy, taking your toys and going home, playing one side against the other and acting irrationally. Showing how to easily implement these simple strategies in situations-from negotiating a million dollar business deal to getting a seat on an airplane-this amusing little book helps readers get whatever they want.
Ricky Powell
Capturing the intersection of the birth of hip-hop, punk rock, graffiti, pop art, fashion and underground culture, The Individualist shows the world through the lens of one of New York Citys most prolific street photographers, Ricky Powell. Featuring dozens of never-before-seen photos, it includes portraits of the Beastie Boys, RUN DMC, LL Cool J, Andy Warhol, Basquiat, Keith Haring and hundreds more, all alongside ordinary people. In the words of Powells colleague Bill Adler, Consider the astonishing range and mix of people captured by Ricky: musicians, actors, artists, comedians, athletes and homeless folks. Boldface names and everyday people. ... And, not infrequently, Mr. Ricky Powell himself, well before the age of the selfie. His portfolio embraces humans of every race, gender and age, all of them drawn to New York, NY because it has always been and remainsthe world capital of individualism; a city of maximum freedom and opportunity, equal parts glamour and grit.
365 Things to Do with Your Kids
Featuring ideas ranging from the appealingly simple to the creative and elaborate, this book is a "don't miss" guide to enjoying a child's growth by sharing activities with him or her.
Billy Clinton's Letters from Camp
A humorous glimpse into what Bill Clinton's childhood camp letters may have looked like shows readers how he behaved toward girls, how he related to his bunkmates, and how he protected the environment. Original.
