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As a basic fisher.......person? (What's PC these days, anyway?) Anyhoo - as a beginning angler, I found this book to be great - it really describes most of northern Ohio, and will keep me busy for some time. Barbo tells you where the fish are and how to get there - with enough information to keep you from getting lost if you've never been there before. Barbo also has a enjoyable writing style - easy to read, and humorous, and he sounds like a great person to go fishing with (So - John, if you read this - drop me an e-mail, and maybe we can hook up together....sorry - no pun intended :)

If you fish in the Cleveland area, buy this book!

this book is filled with information about this specific ATV. it doesn't share the book with other models. great info at a decent price.

I would safely say that this guide should set the standard by which the usefulness of any product manual should be judged or determined. It is impeccably detailed with clear photos of the various motorcycle components. My knowledge of engine-related stuff is mostly theoretical and I am not a really hands-on guy when it comes to dealing with mechanical hardware. But I have used this manual effortlessly to perform basic maintenance on my Kawasaki without being frustrated. The fact that Kawasaki has not made any noticeable upgrades to the VN750 in many years signifies that this guide should work for many model years of the VN750 (mine is a 93).

I am extremely happy with this book to date. Though I haven't conducted any major overhaul with the assistance of this book, I have conducted several routine maintenances to include Carb cleaning. Great reference manual and a must have for someone teaching themselves motorcycle maintenance.

I ENJOYED THE BOOK IT HELPED ME FOR MY CO-OP EXAM

A must have for anyone who wants to go to a college or conservatory for creative majors. If your counseling department at your high school does not have this book, you need to buy it yourself.

Provides enrollment facts, degrees offered, application procedures, website addresses, contacts, expenses, student profiles, and is especially useful in addressing whether freshman are admitted directly into the professional programs or if they must pay their dues to get in.

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this is one of the best guides I have found that has all of the price values on all of the different items that I collect. It is very easy to use and find the different values you would need to keep your collection up to date on its true value. A great 5 star rating...

32nd edition, 2005, 6 volumes, almost 6000 pages total.

Hardbacks

Vol. 1: Narrative Descriptions
Vol. 2: Tabular Data
Vol. 3: Degrees Offered by College and Subject
Vol. 4: Occupational Education
Vol. 5: Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants, and Loans
Vol. 6: Distance Learning Programs

After a college bound student has decided on a major to pursue in college, this resource should be used to find the colleges and universities, which offer the degree of interest. Schools are listed by state under each major. Degrees (certificates to doctorates) available in that major at each institution are also noted.

Its very cool for me to know more about how to apply a university in US,as a international student from Hk,I really feel dizzy to seach out a suitable collge that I should offer to.This book can give me some hints to seaching out the right colleges.I can seach it out by the tutions,cities & the toefl score.You should buy it if you don't want the angency office lie you!