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.Mountain Biking Trail Centres – The Guide
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by: Tom Fenton

October 20, 2008
An excellent book, and fantastic inspiration for planning weekends riding around the UK. Be aware that it's very XC-oriented, and while it mentions DH, freeride, and other types of riding, they're not what the author concentrated on.

Having said that, you get a very good idea of what is there to ride, so it would suit anyone looking for XC rides, all-mountain, enduro style, or similar.
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.Journey to the Centre of the Earth (Penguin Classics)
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by: Jules Verne

July 30, 2009
An excellent book, and fantastic inspiration for planning weekends riding around the UK. Be aware that it's very XC-oriented, and while it mentions DH, freeride, and other types of riding, they're not what the author concentrated on.

Having said that, you get a very good idea of what is there to ride, so it would suit anyone looking for XC rides, all-mountain, enduro style, or similar.
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.Red Centre (Alpha Force)
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by: Chris Ryan

June 03, 2004
ANOTHER GOOD BOOK FROM CHRIS RYAN WHAT CAN I SAY, IT IS AS GOOD AS ANY OF HIS BOOKS A GOOD READ
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.Journey to the Centre of the Earth (Wordsworth Classics)
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by: Jules Verne

February 01, 1996
This is a really fun read, even the really sciency bits are funny because they are unbelievable, for example the main character spends a page talking about how much he loves geology! This is one of the best Verne novels as it is quick moving and amusing in some places. I enjoyed reading it as it is a change from the type of novel I usually read.
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.Testing Series: How to Pass the New Police Selection System: Practise for the Psychometric Tests and Succeed at the Assessment Centres: 34
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by: Harry Tolley, Billy Hodge, Catherine Tolley

February 03, 2007
This book was excellent in preparing me and helping me pass the PIRT.
It gave me the cofidence I needed on the day and I would reccommend it to anyone thinking about applying for the police force.
Go for it!

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.Succeeding at Assessment Centres for Dummies
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by: Nigel Povah, Lucy Povah

January 23, 2009
After attending several graduate assessment centres but never offered a job I was looking for a book to guide me through the process.

This is that book. However annoying it may be pointing out the obvious (look good, smile etc) it does go into great lengths about the different interview processes, which I found very useful. Also goes into detail about online tests etc.

Well thought out and organised - recommended to job hunters.
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.Testing Series: How to Succeed at an Assessment Centre: 32
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by: Harry Tolley, Robert Wood

November 03, 2005
After attending several graduate assessment centres but never offered a job I was looking for a book to guide me through the process.

This is that book. However annoying it may be pointing out the obvious (look good, smile etc) it does go into great lengths about the different interview processes, which I found very useful. Also goes into detail about online tests etc.

Well thought out and organised - recommended to job hunters.
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.Journey to the Centre of the Earth (Penguin Popular Classics)
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by: Jules Peabody Verne

September 27, 2007
This is a really fun read, even the really sciency bits are funny because they are unbelievable, for example the main character spends a page talking about how much he loves geology! This is one of the best Verne novels as it is quick moving and amusing in some places. I enjoyed reading it as it is a change from the type of novel I usually read.
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.Liverpool One: Remaking a City Centre: The Remaking of a City Centre
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from: John Wiley & Sons

April 17, 2009
"Liverpool One: Remaking a City Centre" has just closed at Milk and Sugar. But for those who missed the photography exhibition - which featured the works of Paul McMullin and was supplemented by another local artist, Alan McKernan - all is not lost. Given that Grosvenor Estates commissioned McMullin to document the project for a book of the same name.

This hefty book (in price and pages alike) surveys an array of municipal (mis)governance in the realm of architectural planning: from the mistakes of the 1960s such as the Moat House hotel to the rejuvenation of the Albert Dock in the 1990s and the link renewal between centre and waterfront in the 2000s.

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.Centre Court (All England Lawn Tennis)
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by: The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club

May 18, 2009
"Liverpool One: Remaking a City Centre" has just closed at Milk and Sugar. But for those who missed the photography exhibition - which featured the works of Paul McMullin and was supplemented by another local artist, Alan McKernan - all is not lost. Given that Grosvenor Estates commissioned McMullin to document the project for a book of the same name.

This hefty book (in price and pages alike) surveys an array of municipal (mis)governance in the realm of architectural planning: from the mistakes of the 1960s such as the Moat House hotel to the rejuvenation of the Albert Dock in the 1990s and the link renewal between centre and waterfront in the 2000s.

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