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<b>"Practical and sized just right, for places where Google can't always be summoned. Includes a guide to what's edible for foragers and key illustrations, in addition to recipes." <i>-The Washington Post</i></b><br/><br/><b>What to eat, where to find it, and how to cook it!</b><br/><br/>Renowned outdoors expert and <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author Dave Canterbury provides you with all you need to know about packing, trapping, and preparing food for your treks and wilderness travels. Whether you're headed out for a day hike or a weeklong expedition, you'll find everything you need to survive--and eat well--out in the wild.<br/><br/>Canterbury makes certain you're set by not only teaching you how to hunt and gather, but also giving you recipes to make while on the trail. Complete with illustrations to accompany his instructions and a full-color photo guide of plants to forage and those to avoid, this is the go-to reference to keep in your pack.<br/><br/>The <i>Bushcraft Field Guide to Trapping, Gathering, and Cooking in the Wild</i> helps you achieve the full outdoor experience. With it, you'll be prepared to set off on your trip and enjoy living off the land.

Train floorball at home is a book for floorball players in all ages, who are ready train extra by their own, in other words for floorball players with big floorball heart, but also for floorball parents, who wants to support their child to develop in floorball, by practicing extra at home.<br/><br/>Are you motivated to practice extra and want to learn more, and know what and how to practice floorball at home? In that case, in this book you will get training tips, drills for shooting, skill drills, but also physical exercises and coordination training you can perform at home.<br/><br/>Parts of the content:<br/>What is required to succeed in floorball? - Shooting drills - Shooting drills with obstacles - Skill tracks - Stickhandling and fakes on a small surface - Drills with a ball passer - Skill drills with jumps and steps - Odd shots, fakes and other training tips - Physical and coordination training at home.

Foggy On Bikes [Bok / Pocket]

Coaching Youth Basketball - A Baffled Parents Guide [Bok / Pocket]

The Thinking Fans Guide to the World Cup is a unique literary companion to the biggest sporting event on the planet indispensable to the reader with a passion for football and a thought and a care for everything else. With the literary appeal of Granta and McSweeneys, it is a book to set by the television for the month the World Cup lasts, and to turn to again and again when it is over. An almanac, a guide, and a programme all rolled into one, the editors Matt Weiland (Granta) and Sean Wilsey (McSweeneys) have gathered together a remarkable team of 32 talents, among them Henning Mankell and Nick Hornby, to write original pieces of reportage and memoir on the 32 qualifying nations. The book also includes everything any fan needs to follow the World Cup from opening match to the final, including results from past tournaments and statistics on the players and teams and countries themselves. OBS! BOKEN ÄR PÅ ENGELSKA! The 32 writers are: Angola by Henning Mankell / Argentina by Thomas Jones / Australia by Ben Rice / Brazil by John Lanchester / Costa Rica by Matthew Yeomans / Cote dIvoire by Paul Laity / Croatia by Courtney Brkic / Czech Republic by Tim Adams / Ecuador by Jake Silverstein / England by Nick Hornby / France by Aleksander Hemon / Germany by Michael Hofmann / Ghana by Caryl Phillips / Iran by Saïd Sayrafiezadeh / Italy by Tim Parks / Japan by Jim Frederick / Mexico by Jorge Castañeda / Netherlands by Tom Vanderbilt / Paraguay by Isabel Hilton / Poland by James Surowiecki / Portugal by Tim Adams / Saudi Arabia by Sukhdev Sandhu / Serbia and Montenegro by Geoff Dyer / South Korea by Peter Ho Davies / Spain by Robert Coover / Sweden by Eric Schlosser / Switzerland by Peter Stamm / Togo by Binyavanga Wainaina / Trinidad and Tobago by Cressida Leyshon / Tunisia by Wendell Steavenson / Ukraine by Benjamin Pauker / United States by Dave Eggers

There is hardly anywhere more Swedish than Dalarna. A large part of the Swedish culture and folklore, from traditions to customs, which is cherished and (re)lived until this very day, comes from this region. This cultural wealth can easily be combined with the natural beauty that the province has to offer in abundance: vast forests, beautiful lakes (big and small), abundant wildlife, quiet beaches and plenty of space to enjoy all this beauty. In the north of the province you can find mountain slopes that compose a surprising landscape of space and emptiness above the tree line. 75% of the lower landscape consists of forests, where moose, wolves, bears and lynx live, but also many smaller animals. You can walk around endlessly without seeing any other human being. The landscape in the middle of the province is dominated by Lake Siljan. On its shores, you will find pleasant villages and beautiful beaches. Walking along the waterfront, combined with a visit to Dalarna?s cultural sights, is an excellent way to spend your holiday. The landscape in the southeast of the province was formed by a period in which people started extracting raw materials. The best known is the coppermine in Falun which has been put on the World Heritage List by UNESCO. It is also the region where you will find countless bigger and smaller lakes, connected to each other by rivers and streams. Although this part of the province is the most densely inhabited, nature, peace and quiet and space still predominate. Visit the cradle of Swedish culture here. Hiking is an excellent way to discover what Dalarna has to offer. The 21 walks in this guide will show you the way to the most beautiful spots.

Back in 1992, English football was stuck in the dark ages, emerging from a five-year ban from European competition. The game was physical, bruising and attritional, based on strength over speed, aggression over finesse. It was the era of the midfield general, reducers, big men up front and getting it in the mixer; 4-4-2 was the order of the day. Few teams experimented tactically. And then, almost overnight, it all changed. The creation of the Premier League coincided with one of the most seismic rule changes in football history: the abolition of the back-pass. Suddenly defenders had no-get-out-of-jail-free card, goalkeepers had to be able to field and play the ball and the pace of the game quickened immeasurably. Tactics evolved dramatically, helped by an increased foreign influence. The Mixer is the first book to delve deep into the tactical story of the Premier League, and take a long view of how the game has developed over the last quarter century. From Ferguson's directness to Keegan's relentlessly attacking Newcastle outfit, to Mourinho's cagey, reactive Chelsea, all the way to Ranieri's counter-attacking champions, The Mixer is one of the most entertaining, rich and knowledgeable football books ever written.