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This is honestly a fun book if you love your childhood like I do...my mum gave it to me when I was about to go to camp the next day (day camp) and I was really scared because I hate having to leave my home alone but she gave it to me and I remember sitting and looking at it excited...anyways....It's good you learn how to use codes and check to see if someone was in your room when you were gone...very good book =)

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When I purchased a 1993 Chevrolet Caprice the logical follow up to that purchase is a repair manual that will keep this baby on the road. If it breaks down, it has to be fixed mannualy because I haven't any services near my location with appropriate prices.

I found the information to be well indexed, so that I could find precisely what I wanted (replacing the flasher unit). The descriptions are clear and concise. Most of the descriptions are illustrated with photographs. There are generous placement of exploded views and clear line illustrations. Clean and direct.

I DIDN'T FINE WHAT I NEEDED I NEED THE BLUE PRINTS FOR 88 CADILLAC BUICK COUPEDEVILLE

The repair manual was vary helpful. Even for a person not vary handy with their hands this repair manual will help you.

This is a very helpful, detailed source of information. However, there appears to be an error in the ring gap location as illustrated on page 3-71, in figure 175. Both diagrams are identical. This could be accurate, but if so, why is it necessary to have two diagrams? Number 85773125 appears in the figure, which might be helpful to you in locating the figure in question. Is the figure correct, or incorrect? Shouldn't one diagram be a mirror image of the other?

Great book for young golfers, new golfers, new and young golfers, or anybody else who likes reading golf books. Corbett and Aoki lead the reader on a fun path around the world of golf. The reader learns golf history, golf etiquette (which is not too surprising considering co-author Jim Corbett doubles as Mr. Golf Etiquette at www.mrgolf.com), golf terminology, lots of helpful golf tips, and finally everything is brought together in a short, entertaining golf story at the end of the book. I'm an adult myself, but I like golf books and this one was no disappointment. I originally picked up the Golfbook for Kids because I'm a fan of Mr. Golf Etiquette and all his zany humor- but Corbett and Aoki have proven they are more than just golfing around this time- they are actually darn good writers and the result is an enjoyable, positive, easy-to-read golf book.

I had the chance to read the book in French and I must say that there are not a lot of books like that ( there is more than 40 in English, lucky you!) written in French . It is possible for for me to compare because I read some of them in English... In fact you will discovre a very clearly written book, with plenty of very nice colored illustrations, changin from the B/W illustration of some, a logic distribution of the chapters. In other words I recommand it absolutely. Charles Rydel

I bought ...Power Tools for Girls in an effort to educate myself about the things our girls within the city need to know. I read through the book in a day and it made a tremendous difference in my ability to help. The book covered everything from becoming more self-assured, taking care of your body (exercise), developing social skills, finding your place in society, to great fashion tips and learning about various drugs that destroy the body (including hotlines and other resources). I find it being easy to follow for girls 8 and older, and very interactive. Janice has set out to change the way of thinking for everyone interested in bettering themselves, I recommend getting this book as a present, a gift, a reward, or just because. It's well worth it and you can't go wrong...

I'm the archivist for the free Graphics Gems code base on the web. I do it for free, because this code is so valuable. Others think so, too: there is an average of 100 hits a day on the site. Go look at the online list of what's in this volume to see if it's for you.

Highlights (for me) include polygon/cube intersection testing, a good polygon triangulator, and an entire z-buffering library.

The Mac version just has a different disk in the back - better is to get the code online, which has various bug fixes and improvements.

The Graphics Master 7 is the complete source for all levels of graphic designers. It contains valuable information on many aspects of graphic design that you need in the field no matter where you work. Here are a few examples of what you can find in this excellent book:
~printing processes
~digital prepress info and instruction
~typography and typesetting
~type face selector guide
~type size and weight comparison guide
~proofreaders marks
~movable proportion scale
~fraction to decimal conversion table
~digital imaging info
~many pages of color swatches on several paper types
~color management info
~binding and finishing info
~envelope sizes
~an all inclusive glossery to look up unfamiliar terms

Plus, this book comes with a line gauge and ruler that comes out for easy measuring.

Not only does this book provide info on everything listed above and then some, it also provides illustrations in each section to help give you a better understanding of what is being talked about.

So, if you are a graphic designer still in school or a professional who has been in the business for many years, I urge you to buy this excellent book. If nothing else, it is a great reference for all of the tasks that are performed in the industry. It is a great investment.