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In addition to historical background, this book includes one view of Irish mythology. I found it well written, easy to read and more or less synchronous with other accounts of Irish mythology (which BTW have as many depictions as there are people willing to give them). It's not as extensive as Lady Gregory's account of Cuchulain, but it's a lot easier to comprehend. I also liked the chronological organization of the book. It's a lovely book to own, professionally published with some beautiful imagery. As its title suggests, it is Tara-centric and rather than a limitation, I found the depth of information a joy to discover.

It's a great book to give if you are a lover of survivality, with all of the techniques from U.S. Army about survival in many situations.

Beautiful black and white photos of California's bodies of water. Salton Sea pictures are fantastic. Perfect pictures to frame and place in any room. A magnifficant piece of work. Diserves an award. Douglas Isaac Busch is a genius at art and photography

Excellent compendium of TPD History and photos... Impossible to include everyone but missed a number of really good guys who will be purchasing this history.

Marsha White is shopping for a gift - a gold thimble for her mother. She is taken to the 18th-floor of Brimble's department store, and is waited on by an extremely odd saleswoman. The woman clearly knows Marsha, but she cannot place her. Things go from bad to worse after Marsha discovers that the thimble has been damaged. After registering a complaint, Marsha falls asleep and is awakened to find herself trapped inside the department store.

The rest can only be described as a "Twilight Zone" experience.

Just as in WALKING DISTANCE, this graphic novel offers clean lines and bold coloring. Story panels are very easy to follow, and text bubbles are large and clear.

Another great addition to Rod Sterling's THE TWILIGHT ZONE graphic novel series!

Reviewed by: LadyJay

...got it for my emergency supply kit.

Looked through it & everything looked appealing possible to achieve for someone with little or no training. Then again, the military accepts casualties...

I feel that this book will be used as a knowledge base of future publications on the homeland security topic/field.

I bought this with Cracking the GRE to prepare for the test. I'd say it helped me (my boyfriend said "wow" when I told him my score). It has plenty of quizzes for good practice, and they do a great job of explaining the testing process to you. The strategies might take a while at first, but over time it gets easier to process faster. What I didn't like, though, was that beyond the quizzes, nearly everything is identical to the verbal and writing sections of Cracking the GRE. The vocab hit lists are exactly the same- I would have liked some new words.

The math on the GRE is pretty simple, so if you want test prep, I'd suggest getting this book only, and get free math prep from the ETS website.

This is a very good book if you are interested in finding out about how the slaves were treated and what was going on politically in the world at that time. I was amazed to read about President Lincoln's emancipation of the slaves and the politics that were involved with it. Also, it's so interesting to find that the slaves in question were actually mixed blood. Two actual diaries of slaves were preserved and are published in the end of this book. It's a very good book.

You can find this 1942 FM21-150 at B&L military collectables at a very good price.