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About 90% of breast cancers are discovered by women themselves - but unfortunately not always in time. This book give women all the information they need to do a thorough self exam on a monthly basis. I have breast cancer for the fifth time - all five times discovered through self examination. This beautiful book was written in 1980 and is not outdated at all. The drawing illustrations are fantastic. I am purchasing 25 books this Christmas for my daughters, sisters and special ladies in my life. Please buy this book!

Leuk, veel toepasselijk psychologisch onderzoek. Erg leuk geschreven door iemand die duidelijk het terrein kent. Handige 'summary sheets' aan het eind van ieder hoofdstuk. Met dit boek wordt de speech een stuk minder gevaarlijk. Grondige kennis van het Engels lijkt me wel aanbevolen.

This is the book for those involved with the egg business. The authors use a clear an easy language whithout losing the aim of a good value technical and scientific information. It's a good and quick reference for those in production, processing and industry of egg products as well for the consumers of such products. I've been using this book by a long time (back editions) and it never left my desktop, as a good refecence in day by day uses. A good choice for the beggniners at the egg processing. Julio C.Baldim Brasil

My parents both worked for Borden's for many years. So Elsie and the rest of her family were a real part of my upbringing. This book brought back a ton of good memories. I bought it as a Christmas gift for my Dad, and he loved it. The photos and paper quality are really top notch, the collection very complete. There were things shown that even my folks didn't know existed. As kids, my brother and I use to play with, and eventually destroy, a lot of the items featured, not knowing at the time what treasures we had in our hands. Oh, to go back and retrieve those items. If you loved Elsie you'll love this book.

I was delighted to find this book for my sister-in-law & her husband. Both of their two girls had gone off to college, and for the first time in many years, they were cooking for two. I think this cookbook helped them make the adjustment.

As a "newbie" (someone new to alternative biking) I found this book fascinating, easy to understand, most informative, and full of fresh and new ideas. For example, I'd been stationed in Saigon once upon a time and wondered if I could ever buy a "dong wagon" (pedicab, a peddle-powered rickshaw). According to this book, not only could I do that, but it tells me how much, where, and how to get more information. (Okay, so you've never lusted after a dong wagon . . . there's more!) Various human-powered vehicles (hpv) are listed by groups, then individual products with photographs and text that are relevant, helpful, and beautifully illustrated and typeset. Catalog publishers would do well to study this book; the typesetter, desk top publisher, and graphic artist in me thrilled to the care and expertise shown throughout. Short biographical sketches of riders and makers spice the text, such as the story of Peter Carruthers, a spinal injury victim, who won a gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Paralympics and founded Bromakin Wheelchairs, makers of competition wheelchairs and hand-drive tricycles. Lest you think of tricycles as only the little bit you rode as a toddler, enCycleopedia (the proper spelling, not to suggest a typo in the Amazon copy of course) describes the Burrows Windcheetah (and its interesting makers, the Seat of the Pants Company), raced, and ridden to "set the British 'End-to-End' record from Lands End to John O'Groats at 41 hours and 4 minutes. The same rider, Andy Wilkinson, had set the previous record a few years earlier on a conventional bike-four hours slower" (p. 87). enCycleopedia is chock full of such vignettes that humanize cycling. The publishers also publish Bike Culture Quarterly (BCQ), and enCycleopedia devotes some pages to the BCQ sort of "forum for new ideas in cycling", including not only technical matters but examinations of the cycle cultures of various countries. A few pages show accessories, including the most beautiful photographs ! of a pedal system I have ever seen.Please email me if you have questions about this wonderful book. I can't recommend it too highly to bike enthusiasts, those who love mechanical things and the illustrations thereof, devotees of the graphic display of visual information, and anyone who wants to see how National Geographic would produce a Sharper Image catalog. If the scoring system went to 12 I'd give this book a 15.

This is more than an Encyclopedia: is a real Bible of all natural things we can find into what we eat, we use to heal, we use to make up.
You will find precise, accurate, up to date informations about each plant, herb and so on.
If you're serious into Phytotherapy, well, this book is the real must have !!

we have been producing rigit pvc film.but we have some problems with material's breaking and transparenting.In addition to this we want to produce mat film for credit card and furniture's coating.So we hope this book is being useful for us.

This is the second book by this author in the environmental field. Again he has made a difficult, expensive and unclear subject become extremely easy to understand and implement at a cost that is easy to handle. The steps are easy to follow and the procedures are easy to understand and implement. Lots of charts and visuals. Environmental managers and business executives could learn a lot from this book. The tools provided would also work for other life cycle studies. Consultants should read this and his other book.

I think this book does a good job explaining the science of lifecycle assessment, including all the math behind those big tables, and has good examples to illustrate the things you're learning about.