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Packed with over 80 ideas for the best camping games, crafts and activities, this book provides endless entertainment for kids and their families. Discover fun things to do combined with illustrations, photos and step-by-step instructions. All you need is basic craft items, things that can be found around the campsite and your imagination!

<p>RULE #1: DON'T WATCH THE BALL</p><p>Yes, football is about stars, goals and glory. But it's also about the intense calculations and movements being made by the twenty-one other players on the pitch. It's about the ticking clock, and the bellowing fans, and their impact on player psychology. It's about the coach, the club owner, and the director of football, who are watching, scouting and scheming from the side-lines. It's about money and data, about geopolitics and architecture, and even about climate change. Football is the most popular sport in the world, and Tifo Football is one of the world's most popular football channels. In this short, illustrated guide, its creators share fifty-two simple 'rules' for understanding and enjoying the beautiful game-both on and off the pitch.</p><p>Covering the key concepts, tactics and philosophies that are shaping the sport today, How to Watch Football reveals surprising new perspectives on familiar elements of gameplay, while highlighting lesser-known aspects of the industry and its history. Whether you're a casual fan or a football obsessive, the fifty-two golden rules in this pocket-size guide will deepen your delight in the world's favourite sport.</p>

<b>**Independent Publisher Book Award (IPPY) Winner**</b><br/><br/><i>Bushido: The Samurai Code of Japan</i> is the most influential book ever written on the Japanese "Way of the Warrior." A classic study of Japanese culture, the book outlines the moral code of the Samurai way of living and the virtues every Samurai warrior holds dear. It is widely read today in Japan and around the world.<br/><br/>There are seven core precepts of Bushido: <ul><li><b>Rectitude</b>: "The power of deciding upon a certain course of conduct in accordance with reason, without wavering."</li><li><b>Courage</b>: "Doing what is right."</li><li><b>Benevolence</b>: "Love, magnanimity, affection for others, sympathy and pity."</li><li><b>Civility</b>: "Courtesy and urbanity of manners."</li><li><b>Sincerity</b>: "The end and the beginning of all things."</li><li><b>Honor</b>: "A vivid conscious of personal dignity and worth."</li><li><b>Loyalty</b>: "Homage and fealty to a superior."</li></ul> Together, these seven values create a system of beliefs unique to Japanese philosophy and culture that is widely followed today. Inazo Nitobe, one of Japan's foremost scholars, thoroughly explores each of these values and explains how they differ from their Western counterparts. Until you understand the philosophy behind the ethics, you will never fully grasp what it meant to be a Samurai-what it meant to have Bushido. In Bushido, Nitobe points out similarities between Western and Japanese history and culture. He argues that "no matter how different any two cultures may appear to be on the surface, they are still created by human beings, and as such have deep similarities." Nitobe believed that connecting Bushido with greater teachings could make an important contribution to all humanity-that the way of the Samurai is not something peculiarly Japanese, but of value to the entire human race.<br/><br/>With an extensive new introduction and notes by Alex Bennett, a respected scholar of Japanese history, culture and martial arts with a firsthand knowledge of the Japanese warrior code, <i>Bushido: The Samurai Code of Japan</i> is an essential guide to the essence of Japanese culture. Bennett's views on this subject are revolutionizing our understanding of Bushido, as expressed in his Japanese bestseller <i>The Bushido the Japanese Don't Know About</i>.