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Steve Zaloga is one of the foremost armor historians alive, as well as a superb model builder. This book, originally published by Squadron in the United States and Arms and Armour Press in Britain (and frequently reissued), is an excellent study of the AFV markings and camouflage practices of all the combatants in the first phase of World War Two. As such, it is one of the only sources in English for French, Polish and Belgian vehicle schemes, and it has valuable information for British, German and Russian vehicles as well. Features an excellent selection of b&w photos, as well as color drawings of all major vehicle types. An excellent resource for model builders and vehicle restorers.

If you are even considering buying a book called The Blue Tarp Bible, you are already the perfect audience for this. Besides its illustrated list of handy uses for the ubiquitous blue tarp (some of which are hilarious!), it's filled with interesting tales of how blue tarps have been used since their inception.

It's a very funny little book, and I am going to share it with my neighbor out here in the country, who I know will also enjoy its tongue-in-cheek recommendations. I can see this being the perfect little gift to take to a good old boy's (or girl's) birthday party.

This is the book for everyone who has food supply and also uses it to cook for their family! Every LDS-homemaker/familymanager should have it! It has the tastiest bread-recipes in it, you never wanna buy store-brand again!!! It also contains various ideas on what to store, how much of it and what to do incase of emergencies. It's a must have for everyone who'd like to be prepared for whatever and wants to know what to do with all the things in his/her pantry!

Organization is the word! Clear, complete, concise, definitely useful. I hope the author will follow up with more, perhaps THE HOUSE BOOK?

This classic book is back in print! Contact: Simonton Cove Publishing;66 Deake St.;South Portland, ME. 04106. Bill Willwerth. 207-799-4880.

The book was in the condition specified and got to us in a timely manner which I appreciated the most!!

I have read this book and i strongly recommend it to anyone who wants to become "familiar" with basic technology employed in contemporary "Gbit"/F-O devices utilized in fiber optic communications. The book is not meant to be used a text book but rather as a detailed survey of techniques and methods developed over the past ten-fifteen years.www.daghighian-henry.com

I have been collecting coins for 15 years

Excellent book. It really helped me in my first PC build. Thorough description of all aspects of Building a PC. Excellent description of component selection. Great step by step guide to the PC build. A very good overview of post build procedures including: creating floppy boot discs, setting up raid and partitions, installing and setting up drivers, optimizing performance, maintenance, benchmarking, etc. However, the book would have been more useful if it had included a more thorough and extensive overview of Installing Windows.
ExtremeTech also published a companion book called, 'Build the Ultimate Custom PC' which does include a thorough overview of installing Windows, but it's not as thorough (in other aspects) as this book. It would have been nice if ExtremeTech had combined the 2 books into one more complete book. But as it is, Build the Ultimate Gaming PC is the best book that I've read on building a PC and I've read 4. It's relevant to building a PC for any purpose, not just gaming.
I also found a great DIY Guide to Building an AMD Socket 939 PC at HardwareZone.com. It's a little dated (summer 2004) but it's thorough, well written, easy to follow and free.

if you follow the plans verbatim, you are basicly screwed. Use the basic diminsions, but double check or calculate for yourself most of the cuts. The plans are not real accurate, but do propose some REAL nice stuff. I've built 3 of them tables so far, and I love them. Just be careful.