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Tom Moore

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    The Players' Coach
    From My Life
    Archaeology
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    • 2024

      The Players' Coach

      From Bradshaw to Manning, Brady, and Beyond

      • 248 Seiten
      • 9 Lesestunden

      Focusing on his extensive career, legendary NFL coach Tom Moore shares insights from nearly five decades in football, highlighting his experiences with teams like the Steelers and Colts, as well as iconic players such as Tom Brady. He emphasizes the importance of player-centric coaching and offers a unique perspective on the evolution of the game, showcasing the strategies and philosophies that have shaped his coaching legacy.

      The Players' Coach
    • 2024

      Crust

      Essential Sweets and Savories from Victoria's Beloved Bakery

      • 272 Seiten
      • 10 Lesestunden

      Featuring over 85 recipes, this cookbook from a renowned boutique bakery in Victoria, BC, offers a diverse range of sweet and savory treats. It not only satisfies various cravings but also aims to enhance your baking skills, making it a perfect companion for both novice and experienced bakers.

      Crust
    • 2023

      From My Life

      The Autobiography of Eduard Hanslick

      • 458 Seiten
      • 17 Lesestunden

      Eduard Hanslick, a prominent music critic in nineteenth-century Vienna, shares his insights and experiences in this autobiography. Renowned for his influential work "On the Musically Beautiful," first published in 1854, Hanslick's narrative offers a unique perspective on the music scene of his time. This complete English translation of his autobiography provides readers with an invaluable glimpse into the life and thoughts of a key figure in music criticism, enriching the understanding of both his contributions and the cultural context of the era.

      From My Life
    • 2010

      Archaeology

      An Introduction - Fifth Edition

      • 416 Seiten
      • 15 Lesestunden

      This introduction to archaeology delves into the discipline beyond its popular facets, such as site excavation and radiocarbon dating, revealing the methodologies employed by archaeologists. It traces the evolution of archaeology from an amateur hobby in the eighteenth century to a serious academic field, highlighting shifts in interpretative trends over recent decades. The fifth edition, co-authored by Tom Moore, features updated references and guidance for newcomers navigating the vast array of archaeological literature. It captures the thrill of contemporary discoveries showcased in media while equipping readers to critically assess these findings through an understanding of underlying methods and theories. The text remains accessible and engaging for a broad audience, drawing on diverse examples and case studies from various regions and historical periods, along with the authors' own research and fieldwork. Enhanced with a new four-colour design, illustrations, and 50 topic boxes, it includes a comprehensive glossary and bibliography, supported by a Routledge-hosted website offering chapter overviews, a test bank, PowerPoint questions, and additional resources. New content addresses the latest survey techniques, advancements in dating and DNA analysis, themes of identity, and the effects of climate change on heritage management.

      Archaeology
    • 2010

      Tom Moore schafft ein Bewusstsein dafür, dass alle Menschen miteinander verbunden sind und egoistische Motive allein niemandem weiterhelfen. Er zeigt, wie man seine Herzenswünsche so formuliert, dass sie das bestmögliche Ergebnis anziehen – und gleichzeitig zum Wohle aller sind.

      Wer richtig wünscht, hat mehr vom Leben