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This book is simply and purely wonderful. It is full of mouthwatering projects for the dining and kitchen place, such wonderful ideas that seem to be easy to follow.
Definitely recommend it to anyone looking for easy to follow instructions and patterns

This book is pricey but is invaluable to those in the legal profession. The forms and suggested discovery questions cover a wide range of topics which can be used to tailor pleadings/discovery to fix the specifics of your case. Highly recommended!

This book has an intriguing interview between Parkes and Suzanne Graham. This wonderful interview, and Parkes' own description of his part of the Stone Lithograph process, provide a wonderful insight into the hows and whys of Parkes works. There are, of course, more of his amazing Stone Lithos. Anyone interested in Parkes as an artist in addition to the artwork itself must have this book

For the past 30 years of mylife'the petit Larousse"has been my daily companionThe most concentrated 'Bookof Knowledge'in any language it is'helas'reserved to the francophone. Those however make it an annual event when the new edition comes out. Everybody who reads French can not be without it.

As the former owner of Billy Boy's Bakery, and as a vice president of Billy Bob's Pot Pies, readers should understand I love spicy food.

The only thing I love more is sweet and sour - with heaps and heaps of each.

That means I am a big fun of chutneys and this book has a lot of great recipes worth indulging in on a daily basis! Take a look at the Mint Apple Chutney on page 69 - WHAT A COMBINATION!

If you think store-bought chutney is good then you will be doubly pleased when you concoct your own experiment - your friends will scream with ecstacy! Bill Anderson.

Plum Poems is a collection inspired by Svein Myreng's practice of the Zen Buddhist concept of "mindfulness": dwelling fully in the present moment, aware of what is going on within and around. This is a poetry influenced by Japanese haiku and gathas (mindfulness verses), offering the reader a place of calm and transformation within daily's life's distractions and stresses. Grace: There is a stillness/simpler than silence,/a peace deeper/than calm./There is a shimmering/in the dark soil,/shades of trees,/in old moss, and the twisted/forms of branches,/that hold us, carry us/and nurture us./In a flash of the eye,/laughter, or a tear./No effort needed, no self to seek,/just grace remains.

Born in Devonshire, England on Feb 17, 1853 Alice Ivers came to Colorado with her husband Frank Duffield; only to soon find herself a widow. Desperately needing money, Alice took up playing poker and soon supported herself playing with the men. This lead to her dealing and the beautiful young woman was in demand.

Alice followed the gold rush to South Dakota where she and her husband, Warren G. Tubbs made their home. Alice dealt poker and became one of the town's famous personalities.

This book is filled with great photographs of Alice, Deadwood, and landmarks of Alice's life. It is a wonderful look at this colorful woman and the times she lived.

Apte and Monier-Williams are the most frequently used Sanskrit-English Dictionary, but Macdonnell has a number of advantages. Apte is a bit scruffy, MW is too big. Macdonnell's vocabulary is very comprehensive - it is rare that one has to go to Monier-Williams for a word not in Macdonnell, and unlike MW, it is strictly alphabetical, which make it very much easier to use. It is a handsome and easy-to-read production, unlike Apte. One tip for users - a whole page was omitted from the original 1923 edition as exists as an Addendum at the front of the book - if you can't find a word beginning with prac-, that is where it will be!

Fantastic book that's a must-buy for all new radiologists. The page layout means you can directly compare the anatomy with the image and this makes the book brilliant for teaching and reference.

This book was for a long time unpublished and available only as a privately photocopied book. This book, which is collated from Yoder's lecture notes is an absolutely brilliant survey which explains very well how the christocentric emphasis of anabaptist theology can have impact for a host of theological topics. By far the most interesting section (which is worth the price alone) is Yoder's brilliant theological exposition of the development of the creeds. It is useful as a church history text. However, it is also a stunning theological examination on the implications of having a decidedly "Constantinian" creed as a basis for theological orthodoxy.

Definitely recommended.