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If you own a Springfield Armory XD-S, or are thinking about buying one, then this book is for you!In insanely practical fashion, we cover everything you need to know about the Springfield Amory XD-S pocket pistol family. Whether 9mm, .45 CP or the new 4.0 model - we show you how to safely use, maintain and accessorize your Springfield Armory XD-S.Using light-hearted and plain English style, we provide easy to understand tips and advice. This book includes: - A guided tour of the Springfield Armory XD-S- How to shoot your XD-S- Step by step cleaning and lubrication instructions- Holster options- Lasers, lights and sights- Ammunition for your XD-S 9mm or .45 ACP- Practical tips and tricks- And more!

Formerly published by Zephyr PressThe authors provide positive strategies for mastering the fine art of leading, guiding, teaching, and training groups of educators. Packed with fun tips and activities, this handy guide helps facilitators promote productive group interactions and allows readers to incorporate the strategies into their daily practice through self-assessment and reflection.

Simple, easy-to-follow instructions make it possible for everyone to make replicas of modern fighter aircraft and exciting fantasy planes. Clear, concise illustrations make Thay Yang's new book of aerodynamic paper airplanes easy to use. An award-winning illustrator and master folder, Thay won the senior aesthetics award in the Great International Paper Airplane Contest, sponsored by the Seattle Museum of Flight. Especially for those who want to make cool-looking planes from a single uncut piece of paper.

Based on the Chinese folk tale 'Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai', this romantic tragedy portrays 'Romeo and Juliet' from a distinctly Chinese angle, with its two star-crossed lovers facing the obstacle of a class-based arranged marriage and the archaic idea that 'a virtuous woman is one without any talent.' Their fateful convergence begins as the heroine, Yingtai, escapes from her imprisonment in a home where she is not valued and disguises herself as a man, only to fall passionately in love with Shanbo, the poor young scholar she comes to live and study with while she is in disguise. Yingtai's family is not at war with Shanbo's; rather, it does not recognise its existence. Traversing class and gender expectations, Yingtai and Shanbo spiral toward the inevitable consequences of a life so much at odds with tradition.