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Immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of The Electric Skateboard Revolution: Tips, Tech, and Buying Guides, a comprehensive Special Report that marries practical advice, innovative technology, and extensive buying guides in one engaging package. Perfect for both newcomers and seasoned riders, this report delves into the cutting-edge e-skate technologies revolutionizing urban commutes, skateboarding hobbies, and personal transit trends. Dive headfirst into the fascinating history of electric skateboards, gain a clear understanding of their intricate components, and explore the fresh tech innovations that are propelling the industry forward. Learn about essential safety gear, riding techniques, and maintenance procedures that can ensure the longevity of your ride. You will also find detailed tips and tricks to maximize your e-skateboard's battery life! Whether you're taking your first step into the world of electric skateboarding or looking to upgrade your present ride, the buying guide included in this report provides invaluable advice, tailored to fit every budget and preference. Beyond the practical advice, journey into the future with predictions about upcoming trends and a glimpse into global e-skating culture. Penned by tech enthusiast, longboarder, and veteran e-skate rider Kate Campbell, this Special Report benefits from Kate's vast knowledge of electronic engineering and years of e-skate experience, making it a must-read for all those intrigued by the electric skateboard revolution.
Seattle street artist Lizette Karlson tries to pull herself together in 1973 and turns to the Franklin Street Dogs for help. This low-life softball team is a horrifying choice for a fragile spirit like Lizette, who's only trying to stay warm and make it through another rainy night. The Dogs don't realize that while she's beautiful, talented, and a bit off-kilter-she's also cunning and very dangerous. Lizette wants to hook up with top-Dog, Rocket. He's fixed on next-door neighbor Sandy Shore, the little snake dancer who strips for soldiers coming home at the end of the Vietnam War. Everybody sleeps with everybody-whatever gets you through the night. It's a sexual free-for-all until Sandy turns up pregnant and the scene goes haywire. After witnessing a murder and getting kicked out by the Dogs, Lizette is on the run again, crisscrossing Puget Sound. She hides out on Orcas Island and paints in a secluded cabin owned by her childhood friend Marian, a gifted midwife who recently inherited her family's ranch. On the island, Lizette works with Lummi tribal leaders Poland and Abaya, who stick to their cultural values, guard their family secrets and offer her unconditional love. Along the way, Lizette sorts out crippling secrets in her own past, unwittingly makes a splash in the New York art world-and finds the only thing that really matters. If you lived through the free-love 60s, if you've ever wondered what happened the day after the music died, ADRIFT IN THE SOUND picks up the beat and offers unforgettable insights into a turbulent time in American history. It's a story about fighting the tides, surviving the storm, and swimming for shore. Top finalist for the 2011 Mercer Street Books Literary Prize, readers are calling ADRIFT IN THE SOUND an important exploration of the human spirit in a radically changing world. In both lyrical prose and gritty street language, Kate Campbell rocks our understanding of contemporary history and challenges our fiercely held beliefs. She reshapes old myths and creates new folktales to intrigue and delight.
This book demonstrates in particular how Matthew Arnold's work in education leads to his use of indirect methods of political influence - methods that he has observed in politics, literature and journalism.
With time comes change and with change comes new beginnings. This is my new beginning.On 17 November 2007, Kate Campbell suffered life-threatening injuries when the boat she was a passenger on crashed into a pylon on the Swan River. She beat the odds and woke from a coma only to face horrendous injuries, bouts of depression, multiple surgeries and physical rehabilitation.What also lay ahead was a long legal battle with the driver of the boat, Luke Woollard. For nearly five years, Kate was in and out of the courts fighting for justice, all the while dealing with personal issues, before a chance meeting with a top lawyer finally saw her life turn around.
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