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Hydroponic food production: A definitive guidebook of soilless food growing methods

8 reviews
Howard M Resh

Woodbridge Press Pub. Co, 1987

Excellent-pity illustrations are in black and white.
I was convinced to buy this book by your reader reviews but I was disappointed to receive a black and white version (according to your comment on a previous reader's review only an older out of print version comes in b&w).Content is, however,excellent-very comprehensive and well worth having!

Historic Fashions of Women and Children

7 reviews
Q Graphics Production

Q Graphics Production Co, 1999

Exceptional, informative, a fine gift.
This calendar gives an exceptional opportunity to enjoy images of our foremothers and their children as well as the clothing they wore. It also brings to light the value of local, small museum and costume collections. Get one for yourself, and one for your Mother!

Production Fly Tying: A Collection of Ideas, Notions, Hints, & Variations on the Techniques of Fly Tying

6 reviews
A. K. Best

Pruett Pub Co, 1991

The best SECOND book out there!
"Production Fly Tying" is the second book you should have in your library (the first being a good beginners book with a few patterns). "Production Fly Tying" doesn't have many complete patterns in it, and the few that are in the book have to be pieced together from section to section, but it has some of the best tips a tyer could hope for. A.K. Best gives the reader tips he has learned from ...

Shadowdad: When Is Life Not Worth Living?

4 reviews
Richard Watrous

Studio 4 Productions Publishing Co, 1999

Shadowdad a Riveting Read
Watrous's book contains a moving account of both the author's relationship with his father and the gradual deterioration of his father's physical, mental and emotional conditions following a stroke. Watrous examines his family's experience with a living will in New Hampshire and details his own struggle with the Death with Dignity isssue. Also discussed: resident care, assisted suicide, ...

Final Cut: Dreams and Disaster in the Making of Heaven's Gate

3 reviews
Steven Bach

William Morrow & Co, 1985

A look at the business of movies and how it can all go wrong
When we sit in a darkened theater, watching pictures flicker and come to life before our eyes, we often forget that the movies are made with one primary purpose in mind, and contrary to popular belief, it's not to entertain us. Film studios are in the business of making money and lots of it, through careful financial and creative planning. They choose the concepts they think we will most like ...

Exchange and Production: Competition, Coordination, and Control

4 reviews
Armen A. Alchain, William R. Allen

Wadsworth Pub Co, 1983

It's the best economics book in history
What has happened to Armen's new edition? I can't believe that it's ALREADY out of print. For Lord's sake: there's no better way to learn price theory than listening to Alchian. GET IT BACK IN PRINT!!!

Sight, Sound, Motion: Applied Media Aesthetics

7 reviews
Herbert Zettl

Wadsworth Pub Co, 1990

motion graphics professor
"Sight, Sound, Motion: Applied Media Aesthetics explains the WHY of film and video production. If you're looking for HOW then turn to another book." I would disagree with the above review. Only by learning WHY first, can we learn HOW later. This book is more than a cookie cutter approach to film and video. If you want to "click and drag" your way through an editing program, then true, this book ...

Failure to Appear: A J.P. Beaumont Mystery

6 reviews
J.A. Jance

William Morrow & Co, 1993

Don't Miss this Book
In "Failure to Appear" lone-wolf Seattle homicide detective J.P. "Beau" Beaumont finds himself a fish out of water surrounded by family in southern Oregon and on the outside of a murder investigation. Quite often, when a mystery author tries to fit so much of a protagonist's personal life into a book, the plot drags to a halt and the investigation into the crime is treated superficially because ...

Wkid: Easy Radio Plays

3 reviews
Yuri Rasovsky, Ann Iosa

Albert Whitman & Co, 1991

Radio plays that kids and teachers love
Classroom teachers who cringe at the thought of costumes and make-up and memorizing lines for elementary students will love practicing and performing these radio dramas. The stories are fun and suited for intermediate elementary students from 4th to 8th grade. The book gives valuable information on sound effects and how to tape the production for the best results. My classroom had a blast ...

The Complete Phantom of the Opera

43 reviews
George Perry

Henry Holt and Co., 1988

Excellent book !
Excellent book ! All of a good Phantom of the opera's fan needs to know about this classic musical masterpiece. History, true facts, anecdotes, first editions, the future.. No more words. Don't miss it !!

Tea For Felicity- A Play About Felicity { The American Girls Collection }

2 reviews
Valerie Tripp

Pleasant Co., 1994

Preforming in my room
I like to preform plays in my room. Sometimes I write my own plays and preform them with my 2 sisters. We like to preform ones about the American Girls a lot. Right now my sisters, our friend and I are getting ready to preform Tea For Felicity. We have the costums and props that the Director's Guide says to have. So far we have had so much fun!

Living on Twelve Volts With Ample Power

2 reviews
David; Ishihara, Ruth Smead

Rides Pub Co, 1988

A reference book for the Alternate Energy Enthusiast
This is a great, well written, interesting, reference book for the 'do it yourself' user, builder or technician of alternate energy systems, and in particular, portable alternate energy systems. It does a very good job of covering the production, storage & effective use of energy. An engineer writes it however it is a very practical reference with lots of block diagrams. It is not just a ...

Making Common Sense Common Practice: Models for Manufacturing Excellence

2 reviews
Ron Moore

Gulf Pub Co, 1999

Great career development material
Ron Moore's knowledge and passion for business comes out in his book "Making Common Sense, Common Practice". I give this book to supervisors as required reading material when they are preparing for the Society of Maintenance & Reliability Society's - Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional Exam.

Directing Television and Film (Wadsworth Series in Television and Film)

2 reviews
Alan A. Armer

Wadsworth Pub Co, 1989

Everything you need to begin directing
I got this book because I couldn't find the one I was looking for, but I'm glad I found this. It had everything I was trying to learn about and more. The book goes into detail about the basics of filmmaking, how to set up the cameras and actors with great detail of how to "frame" a shot according to principals of art (Golden Mean, balence, repetition etc.) and how it relates to screen. Look ...

Sunset Boulevard: From Movie to Musical

2 reviews
George C. Perry

Henry Holt & Co, 1993

Found it!
This is a great book for any "Sunset Blvd." fan. Although it's out of print, I was able to find numerous copies (on sale) at most Waldenbooks stores.

Men Who Made the Monsters

2 reviews
Paul M. Jensen

Diane Pub Co, 1996

Great Book on Special Effects Pioneers
There is no better biography of Willis O'Brien the man who brought dinosaurs to life and of his protege Ray Harryhausen who made more dinos move and was largely responsible for the original Mighty Joe Young. In addition, there are fine pieces on James Whale, Terence Fisher, and Freddie Francis who invented and re-invented the modern gothic horror film.

No More Throw-Away People: The Co-Production Imperative 2nd Edition

2 reviews
Edgar S. Cahn

Essential Books Ltd, 2004

It shows us where we've been going wrong!
In this book, founder of Time Dollars and time banking, Edgar Cahn describes what he calls Co-Production. The book comprises three parts. Part one charts the founding of Time Dollars and the discovery that it was more than just an alternative or complimentary currency. Part two looks at Co-Production in the light of both the market economy and the non-market economy. Part three looks at how ...

Worterbuch Der Industriellen Technik

2 reviews
R. Ernst

Oscar Brandstetter Verlag GmbH & Co KG, 1985

An excellent reference book!
For the translator who is faced with a variety of technical texts, Ernst's book offers relief! I've found the oddest of terms, all tucked away in this beatifully geeky but erudite book. If you buy any dictionary this year, make it Ernst.

Fame: The musical

2 reviews
Steven Margoshes

Fame-Us Production Co, 1991

What a good book!
This is great for people doing the show! While it has cut out certain parts of the music, it sounds great when played. The accompaniment is well done. Buy this!

My Co-star, My Enemy (Hollywood Wars)

2 reviews
Ilene Cooper

Puffin, 1993

Fast paced and exciting!
I've read this book several times because of its great, exciting plot and true-to-life characterizations. Anyone who's ever dreamed about becoming a star will love this book. Ali's a rich girl who inadvertantly becomes a television star when she joins her wannabe-actress friend Dana at an audition. Jamie is a former child star now living with her mother and sister over a chinese restaurant. ...

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