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1 review

CQ Products, 2004

Fix Freeze Take & Bake
I actually was looking for a second copy of a book I had already purchased. One a friend had raved about & I had relinquished willingly - and then found there were no more editions at our local book store. Enter Amazon - no problem at all. If you like to cook large quantities for your family and divide them up to have later, this is the book for you. Wonderful recipes - easy to find ...

Essentials of Glycobiology

1 review
Ajit Varki, Richard D. Cummings, ...

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 2008

A timely and thorough text
An outstanding comprehensive resource on the current areas of focus in glycobiology. Highly recommended to those seeking an overview of recent discoveries and future challenges as well as techniques employed by researchers in this rapidly expanding field

Terminal Freeze
Lincoln Child

Doubleday, 2009

A breathtaking discovery at the top of the world . . . A terrifying collision between modern science and Native American legend . . . An electrifying new thriller from New York Times bestselling author Lincoln Child. Two hundred miles north of the Arctic Circle lies Alaska?s Federal Wildlife Zone, one of the most remote and inhospitable places on Earth. But for paleoecologist Evan Marshall and a small group of fellow scientists, an ...

Freeze Frame

14 reviews
Heidi Ayarbe

HarperTeen, 2008

Ooops I'm giving this book 5 stars! I hope thats okay!!!
At the risk of somehow offending someone who seems to write reviews other than read books I'm giving this book five stars. This is an incredible book and even more amazing given that it is from a first time novelist. However, I'm not exactly sure what the young adult genre is as this book seemed very appropriate for those of us who have already "survived" high school. Ms. Ayarbe has ...

Fix, Freeze, Feast: More than 125 recipes to prepare in bulk and by the serving

39 reviews
Kati Neville, Lindsay Tkacsik

Storey Publishing, LLC, 2007

Awesome Cookbook!
I bought this book last week after talking with a relative who recommeded that I start doubling up on recipes and freezing the leftovers. So I started researching cookbooks and came across this book. I read the reviews and thought I would give it a try. Well I made two of the chicken entrees and my husband and two boys cleaned their plates and I have 6 frozen entrees waiting in the freezer. ...

Dream Dinners: Turn Dinnertime into Family Time with 100 Assemble-and-Freeze Meals

43 reviews
Stephanie Allen, Tina Kuna

William Morrow Cookbooks, 2006

wasnt sure at first.. but its ok
When I first received this cookbook first thing I noticed was how unprofessional it appeared. The pages are all different lengths and made from a cheap feeling paper, BUT I think the content is great.. Easy to follow instructions and some really good dinners! I have liked every dish that I have made so far.

Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Programming Inside Out

7 reviews
Curtis Frye, Wayne S. Freeze, ...

Microsoft Press, 2004

Great introduction to Excel programming
I bought this book four months ago, and I've found it a great introduction to Excel Programming. The VBA Programming Starter Kit (Chapter 4) begins a series of chapters that walk through the fundamentals -- it's one of the best intros on the subject I've seen. I also like the "Inside Out" boxed section which often provide facts I often didn't know about. I'm an experienced Excel programmer, ...

Deep Freeze

37 reviews
Lisa Jackson

Zebra, 2005

What a thriiling book
Just discovered this author. This book is the best thriiler I have ever read. I have read Stephen King and Dean Koontz but this author surpasses anything I have read. I am looking forward to reading more of her books.

Access Data Analysis Cookbook (Cookbooks)

5 reviews
Ken Bluttman, Wayne Freeze

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2007

Excellent book on Access as applied to business problems
This book is not about designing forms, primary keys, or the use of built-in wizards to make easy queries or reports. This book is about applying Access to real-world business problems. The book addresses how to query data, how to move data to and from Access in various ways, the calculation of different financial and investment terms, and other such problems. The reader of this book should ...

Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?: And 114 Other Questions

6 reviews
New Scientist

Free Press, 2007

Think and have fun!
Bought this after seeing it paired with PETER CAVE'S CAN A ROBOT BE HUMAN? 2 really good books geared to getting you thinking in an enjoyable way. Just don't accept things -we need the reason why! I do recommend buying them together as they use your brain in a different sort of way and Cave's book made me laugh as well!

Facility Piping Systems Handbook

3 reviews
Michael Frankel

McGraw-Hill Professional, 2001

Facility Piping Systems Handbook by Michael Frankel
This is one of the finest books about facilities systems I have ever found. It's rather banal title is misleading, because this book covers every aspect of the very complicated piping systems that serve institutional, industrial and even residential buildings. To give you an example, the chapter on compressed gas systems explains the working mechanisms of 10 types of compressor motors, and ...

Tropical Freeze

4 reviews
James W. Hall

Foul Play Press, 1999

Fine, funny, suspenseful
This is Hall's second novel, Thorn's second outing. It is rich with minor characters and full of the elegant writing that marks all of his work. The book is about a scheme to smuggle into the US some very bad guys from other countries. Thorn stumbles onto it after losing one of his childhood friends who was an FBI agent working on the case. There are some really funny scenes and some ...

Can I Freeze It?: How to Use the Most Versatile Appliance in Your Kitchen

8 reviews
Susie Theodorou

William Morrow Cookbooks, 2007

Interesting, but not too complicated, fare from the freezer
In the freezer-cooking genre, there seem to be two types of cookbooks: the simple, workhorse, how-to-make-stuff-and-freeze-it variety, and the more "gourmet" variety. The former generally includes a lot of high-fat, uninspiring recipes like meatloaf and cream-of-mushroom soup-based casseroles, and the latter typically involves complicated recipes with fancy ingredients that most families with ...

Against the Grain: A Novel

2 reviews
Freeze

One World/Ballantine, 2008

Some friends can be your worst enemies
Even though this is the first time I ever heard of this author I think he did a great job in putting this story together. Showing us readers that even though you think you have known a person all your life they are not always to be trusted. And also if you do the crime, be ready to do the time. Like the saying goes " snitching ain't easy ". I look forward to reading more books from this ...

Hellblazer: Freezes Over (Hellblazer (Graphic Novels))

4 reviews
Brian Azzarello

Vertigo, 2003

This comic-book definetly earns a gold place...
This is one of the best comic-books ever written!The character of Constantine at first is presented in a way so you can't like him,but in purpose.Later on,you begin to understand that he actually cares about people,and so you jump to the conclusion ''Hey,give him a break,he's convicted to go to Hell when he dies,and worst of all,he knows it''. The stories are amazingly written,with great ...

Ultimate Smoothies: Delicious Recipes for Over 125 of the Best Smoothies, Freezes, and Blasts

9 reviews
Donna Pliner Rodnitzky

Three Rivers Press, 2000

Best of the Little Books on Smoothies
`Ultimate Smoothies' by Donna Pliner Rodnitsky and `The Best 50 Smoothies' by Joanna White are the fourth and fifth smoothies books I am reviewing and it is appropriate to review them together and not review them in the same context as the first three, `The Smoothies Bible' by Pat Crocker, `The Ultimate Smoothies Book' by Cherie Calbom, and `Smoothies for Life' by Daniella Chace and Maureen B. ...

When Hell Freezes Over: A Novel

20 reviews
Darrien Lee

Strebor Books, 2005

I could not put this one down
The characters are vivid and I found myself wanting me search for and find Keaton Lapahie and give him "a run for his money". As the book progresses, you will certainly feel the same. Make sure all your immediate obligations are taken care of before you sit with this one.

MapPoint 2002 for Dummies (With CD-ROM)

5 reviews
B. J. Holtgrewe, Jill T. Freeze

For Dummies, 2002

Decent introductory guide to MapPoint
Although it perhaps doesn't go into the depth that the previous review desired, this book provides a good overall view of what MapPoint can do. Even if you have used MapPoint quite a few times before, you will probably discover new functionality in areas that you have rarely used. Also includes a number of useful tips that you probably won't find yourself. The programming interface to MapPoint ...

Hard Freeze: A Joe Kurtz Novel (Joe Kurtz Novels)

16 reviews
Dan Simmons

St. Martin's Minotaur, 2003

Interesting...but please get the details right
I enjoy Mr. Simmons' character. He is vaguely sympathetic and the plot seems to work out very cleverly, without resorting to the deuz ex machina. But...PLEASE get a technical consultant to get the guns and cars right. You can't "thumb back the hammer" on a "Glock 9", however dramatic it might seem.

Freeze-Frame: One Minute Stress Management: A Scientifically Proven Technique for Clear Decision Making and ...

3 reviews
Doc Childre

Planetary Publications, 1998

An excellent technique to begin with
This new edition of Freeze Frame makes one of the first and key tools of the HeartMath system even more accessible and attractive. It offers a most valuable technique: recognize and freeze the stressful frame of life, shift away from the mind and focus on the heart, step into a resourceful state, tap into one's heart intelligence, and come up with alternative solutions. Much sound research ...

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