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This great expose of the kookiness out there... er, in there, makes for fascinating sociological reading, but most of all, it's amusing! Never knew that there were so many weird conspiracy theories outside the X-files...!

This brilliantly writen book is a must-have for everyone . . . Karl Mamer paints a vivid picture of how kooks and crazies use the web to spread their word. Rich in detail and masterfully created, after reading "The Truth Is In Here", you'll never surf the same way again...

This book is by far the most comprehensive compliation of data available about casinos of the world. Extensive research was employed to create one easy-to-browse resource for anything you might want to know about gaming facilities world-wide. From the number of tables and slots to the type of dress required to what kid-friendly amenities are on hand, this book supplies everything a person would need to know! Helpful for people who are scheduling holidays and would like to know what casinos are located in the areas they're visiting, as well as for those who would like to make sure to hit the "biggest and best," this guide is indispensable. Also included are great "top ten" lists with trivia about casinos that you wouldn't have thought to even wonder about, but are interested to learn after checking out this book.
A must-have for anyone interested in gaming!

Michael Wiesenberg's exhaustively researched book is a superb guide to the casinos of the world. I'm no world traveller, but I've been to some relatively obscure casinos off the beaten track throughout the USA and Europe, and, let me tell you, Mr. Wiesenberg got the facts right on every one.

If you travel and like to gamble, you will find this book indispensable.

Children love recognition for a job well done. The Ultimate Guide to Student Contests, Grades K-6 lists competitions for a number of academic disciplines open to elementary school students. Although published in 1998, the information is fairly current. Most of the listings provide web sites for further information.

This was a very helpful book for contest seeking. It has only one fault, which is it only says whether people from grades 7 through 12 can enter. So, for instance, say their is a contest open to grades K-12, the book would only say 7-12. Other then that, it was thorough, well researched and overall, very, very helpful!

There is something for everyone inside the chock-full book of websites. Find "clean" search engines, things for your kids to do, shopping sites, education-related sites, like math and science, religious sites (of course), sites for family and marriage, and so much more. It took me a while just to read through this. Now to go back and actually GO to all these sites, well, there's just so many. I am very pleased with this book and I have recommended it to all of my friends.

This is a great book to keep beside your computer! There is a Christian Communities section which profiles 4 web sites, including crosswalk.com & gospelcom.net. The book is family oriented, and there is a wealth of subjects covered! You can find web sites about many different topics, including art, Bible, career, health (with sections for children's, men's, & women's health), entertainment, games, genealogy, God & theology, homeschooling, "Internet 101," music, science, shopping (yeah! LOL), travel, & women's studies, just to name a few! One neat feature is space to write in your own favorite web sites. There is also an email address included to "submit a site" for future editions of the book. There are safe surfing tips in the front of the book...important for families with children. There are some really good sites that are specifically for kids. Overall, this is a neat book for the entire family and a wonderful value too! A fun and fascinating book for seasoned surfers as well as "newbies"! I highly recommend it!

I once interviewed Jacqueline Marcell, author of "Elder Rage or Take My Father ... Please!" whose self-published book is endorsed by Regis Philbin, Hugh Downs, Leeza Gibbons, and at least nine other well-known celebrities.

When I asked, "How did you get their contacts, she gave a very guarded answer was very guarded."

Now, having a copy of "V.I.P Address Book," I've had the opportunity to contact a few celebrities whose work I admire.

For example, with the help of "V.I.P. Address Book," I've made a contact with Rachael Ray from the "Food Network." With this connection, I had the opportunity to share input about her new show on ABC.

I've also had the opportunity to cross reference some contacts that I already have, with what exists in "V.I.P. Address Book." And they are accurate.

When you're curious about who knows who, or you want to add influence to your life,"V.I.P Address Book," is an excellent resource.

Now in an expanded and updated 2002 edition, the V.I.P. Address Book presents over 28,000 addresses of the powerful, the famous, the infamous, and the celebrated, including political activists, sports heroes, journalists, singers, actors, computer experts, business moguls, and more. A direct, superbly organized, no-nonsense, and "user friendly" guide that lists the addresses in alphabetical order, V.I.P. Address Book is a first-class reference for anyone who needs to look up the address of a famous person quickly, from journalists and advertisers to fund raisers and researchers. V.I.P. Address Book is a core reference for personal, professional, and community library reference collections.

I picked up this book at the public library and have tried some of the recipes. The zucchini enchiladas are delicious and the zucchini hot cakes are tasty, too. I plan to purchase this book.

The various coffee cakes and muffins we've tried have become family favorites, particularly recipes such as "Root Beer Muffins", "Maple Muffins with Maple Butter Glaze" (so rich!!!), "Peaches and Cream Muffins" and "Snickerdoodle Coffeecake". And the various custard dishes are wonderful, too.

Ward's Business Directory reflects the hopes and dreams in actual numbers and cents for over 90,000 privately and publicly held companies across the U.S. Its alphabetical arrangement includes profiles of each company, assets, gross earnings, revenues, and other pertinent information. It is ideal for "at a glance" usage.

Wich are the companies that are the leader as a food processing industry?

The information complied by Captain Way is invaluable to anyone interested in the towing industry of the " Western Rivers".
This book not contains names of vessels, but photographs and tid-bits of first hand knowledge.
This book has already become a prized addition to my collection.

This is by far one of the best if not the best research tool for looking up the towboats during the steam era. It list the boats what type, type of hull, who built it and where, and a complete history of the boat from begining to its end. With the Way's Packet boat Directory you have a total history of steam river transportation. Totally unsurmountable in knowledge for your research or just curiousity of the history of steam travel.It includes wonderful black and white photos that enable you to feel like you are ready to board and take a trip into time.

ANY TIME I GO TO THE GROCERY STORE I CAN LOOK UP IN THE BOOK WHERE TO GO TO GET COUPONS.MY HUSBAND IS ALWAYS GETTING GAMES AND HE NEEDS THE CHEAT CODES TO GET THROUGH THE GAME IT VERY HELPFUL TO US. THANK-YOU LISA BURKE

If you are looking for a great source of web sites this book is a real deal.

The only downside is that it is updated so fast, you'll need to buy the next one just as soon as you get and read the first.

As is the net!

This book is quite insightful. It gives all points of view on the various conspiracy theories with which it deals and there is lots of information which I had never heard before as well as some lesser known conspiracy theories. Really fascinating! Since there are so many more conspiracy theories around, perhaps a volume 2 of Web of Conspiracy?

The internet has become a platform for millions around the world to say their piece on world events. "Web of Conspiracy: A Guide to Conspiracy Theory Sites on the Internet" is a guide to finding proper conspiracy discussion websites throughout the internet. The guide tries to siphon out the completely insane theories throughout and promotes websites that give solid knowledge and evidence for their claims, including sites that seek to debunk the conspiracies. "Web of Conspiracy" is a must for anyone who fervently seeks truth in many of the world's mysteries.