How to Hide Anything

Humor & Entertainment

Connor, Michael

Humor

LYLE STUART +

In this practical guide for smugglers, you will learn how to conceal valuables, arms or contraband in even the most ordinary looking items, from the simple to the sublime. For Information Purposes Only

Duty Free Smuggling Made Easy

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Paladin Pr

This book covers the concealment places he couldn't fit into Duty Free. In here, he explains how to improvise large and small stash areas where no one will look. It includes instructions for transforming ordinary items into secure, made-to-order hiding places, info on security evasion and airdrop techniques and improvised landing strips. With these tips you can use almost anything as a hiding place from medicine to the Bible to fruit. For academic study only.

Sneak It Through: Smuggling Made Easier

Paladin Press

With little effort and expense, you can hide cash, armaments and even family from the menacing eyes of burglars, terrorists or anyone. Learn how to construct dozens of hiding places right in your house and yard. Here are small hiding places for concealing money and jewelry and large places for securing survival supplies or persons. More than 100 drawings show how to turn ordinary items into extraordinary hiding places.

Reference

If you have been crossed and double-crossed too many times, if you need to settle an old score in a novel way, if you've been nursing a grudge, waiting for the right opportunity to strike back - in short, if the time has come to embark on a punitive expedition into the jungles of wild justice, welcome to Revengeville. Let Michael Connor guide you through a world slightly beyond the boundaries of good taste and decency as he reveals the rewards of a creative spite.

Revengeville: Sick Humour for the Deranged Mind

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Power of Positive Revenge: A Winners Guide to Exacting Vengeance

The Winterthur Collection: from Connor Mill-Built Homes

Arts & Photography

CONNOR, Linda

Architecture

Independently published

Adopted at Cambridge University Essential Medical Genetics provides students, clinicians, counsellors and scientists with the up-to-date information they need regarding the basic principles underlying medical genetics. It also provides guidance on how to apply current knowledge in clinical contexts, covering a wide variety of topics: from genome structure and function to mutations, screening and risk assessment for inherited disorders. This sixth edition has been substantially updated to include, for instance, the latest information on the Human Genome Project as well as several new molecular genetic and chromosome analysis techniques. In full colour throughout, it includes a number of brand new features, including: a large number of self-assessment questions; 'Essentials' chapter summaries; further reading suggestions; and case study scenarios introducing clinical situations. An invaluable new section gives illustrated practical advice regarding how to choose the best available online genetic databases and also, importantly, how to most easily and most efficiently use them, for a wide range of purposes. Essential Medical Genetics is the perfect resource for a course on medical genetics, and is now accompanied by a regularly updated website and the FREE enhanced Wiley Desktop Edition (upon purchase of the book). The companion website at www.wiley.com/go/tobias features figures from the book in PowerPoint format and a link to the authors' website with regularly updated links to genetic databases and additional self-test questions. This title is also available as a mobile App from MedHand Mobile Libraries. Buy it now from iTunes, Google Play or the MedHand Store.

Essential Medical Genetics, Includes Desktop Edition (Essentials)

Science & Math

Tobias, Edward S.

Ferguson-Smith, Malcolm

Evolution

Wiley/Blackwell

The Soho Don: Gangland's Greatest Untold Story

Smartly dressed and well spoken, Billy Howard dominated the London crime scene for 30 years, a reign punctuated only by short stays in prison. The protection business drew him into a lucrative world of nightclubs and gambling, on the back of the black-market trade that had flourished during the World War II. Unlike many of the notorious figures that have emerged from this era, he was in many ways a loner, preferring to control his own operations and eschewing the leadership of a gang. His power and influence were so great that even now, almost two decades after his death, close friends and casual acquaintances are still wary of speaking out. The Soho Don is an account of Howard's violent life, and it exposes the links between the vicious gangland bosses, the police, and the celebrity hothouses of Mayfair clubs, high-class prostitution, and international gambling. It portrays his slide from power and, finally, his death in 1984.

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Mainstream Publishing

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