In the year 2045, after global capitalism has defaulted, Japan’s elite Section 9 begins conducting covert cyber operations. Hired as a mercenary unit, the former members of Japan’s elite Section 9 are faced with the sudden appearance of “Post-Human,” a being with tremendous intelligence and physical capabilities.
Astronomy for Beginners brings you everything you need to know to view the wonders of the night sky. From the basics such as setting up a telescope, reading star charts and using binoculars, through to star hopping, keeping logbooks and joining a club, these guides will help you learn all the essential techniques. Whether you want to view Andromeda, the Galilean moons, meteor showers or craters on the moon, we’ll tell you where to look and what to look for. Featuring: Getting started – Choose the right telescope and get all the equipment you need Astronomy basics – Top tips for your first night and learn how to star hop Essential viewing – Guides to help you find the most incredible night sky sights The next step – Join a club, report a discovery, keep a logbook and more.
Providing a comprehensive guide to understanding, planning, promoting, and producing special events, this seventh edition of Special Events describes the theory and practice of all aspects of event management. Written for current and future event leaders, the text continues to expand its emphasis on the growing globalization of the profession, taking into account the skills leaders need to deal with other cultures, societies, and business practices to plan and deliver successful events. New coverage includes sustainability, technology, security/risk management, and the impact of social media on events and event marketing. 15 all-new case studies have been included, as well as a brief glossary of terms at the end of each chapter to further define the terms used in the chapter.
Woodworking Crafts is intended for anyone and everyone from beginners to experienced woodworkers who want to expand their range woodworking knowledge and learn new skills. It covers everything from green woodworking to cabinetmaking to DIY, upcycling, restoration and many craft disciplines based on wood such as marquetry, pyrography, woodturning and carving. The emphasis is on applied techniques and working with different tools and materials. Readers are encouraged to interact and play their part too, with reader based product tests, letters, hints and tips published in each issue.
Woodcarving – magazine devoted to decorative carving. Reviews materials, tools and technologies, as well as ideas for creativity.
Woman’s Day, one of the oldest and most beloved of all the traditional women’s magazines, is ever-evolving to fit the needs of modern readers.
woman&home Feel Good You is the only wellbeing and fitness title on the market that offers women of any age, any shape, any fitness level, particularly women over 40, the inspiration to feel fabulous every day. Simple changes that fit real life are the prescription to make the most of their looks, feel younger, fitter, slimmer, reduce stress, increase vitality and live a healthier life. The magazine is divided into sections focusing on wellbeing, beauty, diet, fitness, health and ‘inner you’ and is packed with tips, expert advice and best buys.
Formerly known as The Caravan Club, we’ve spent 110 years enjoying the great outdoors. We believe it’s where the road takes you that matters, so head out, unwind and enjoy your holiday to the fullest.
You can trust The Australian Women’s Weekly. Every month, Australia’s favourite magazine delivers hard-hitting news, gorgeous features, advice, inspirational stories and the best triple-tested recipes. It’s the ultimate magazine, giving you time to relax and helps you fill your home with the latest in inspiring ideas. With covers ranging from Nicole Kidman to Prince George and the inspirational Turia Pitt, there is something for everyone.
