Book Description
FROM THE CREATOR OF DIRK PITT® -- THE WORLD'S #1 ACTION HERO...REAL STORIES. REAL EXCITEMENT. REAL ADVENTURE.
THE SEA HUNTERS
A steamboat goes up in flames...and down to the bottom of the sea. A locomotive plunges into a creek...and vanishes into mystery. A German U-boat sends an American troop transport, and eight hundred on board, to a watery grave...on Christmas Eve.
Clive Cussler and his crack team of NUMA (National Underwater Marine Agency, a nonprofit organization that searches for historic shipwrecks) volunteers have found the remains of these and numerous other tragic wrecks. Here are the dramatic, true accounts of twelve of the most remarkable underwater discoveries made by Cussler and his team. As suspenseful and satisfying as the best of his Dirk Pitt novels, The Sea Hunters is a unique story of true commitment and courage.
Customer Reviews:
the sea hunters.......2007-08-27
this book is different from cusslers novels, it is many historical stories of the search for famious shipwrecks.
The Sea Hunters.......2007-05-08
This book was great, as always with this author. Even more so since the stories were based on fact.
Cussler Gets Real.......2006-11-16
Dusting off Dirk Pitt novels for a bit, Clive Cussler took some time to write "The Sea Hunters" True Adventures with Famous Shipwrecks." In it, Cussler writes a small dramatization of what might have happened to certain ships, from the terror of the Mississippi that was the C.S.S. Arkansas, to the wretched misfortune of the Leopoldville. After each dramatization, Cussler then explains the actions taken by himself and his group, NUMA, as the seek out each of these wrecks. Some of them are successful hunts, while others end with less impressive results.
The group finds wrecks in some of the strangest places. They uncover one ship in a parking lot on Galveston Island. They also "find" a locomotive in Colorado that was washed down river when a storm destroyed the train tracks. I won't spoil want they actually find on that particular case, but it does have a slightly humorous result.
Cussler seems to be more relaxed with his writing style in this particular book. He attempts to come off as an egotistical lurch, but it is easy to realize that this man really enjoys what he is doing. His enthusiasm is what keeps this book afloat, and it makes for a fun read that's just as good or better than his Dirk Pitt books.
Highly recommended to fans of nautical history, especially those interested in the Confederate Navy. Cussler reveals quite a few gems in the Rebel fleet. My personal favorite is the aforementioned C.S.S. Arkansas. Until I read this book, I had never heard of it. But much like Cussler says in this book, "The winners write the history."
A very nice read.
Bogie's Review.......2005-03-12
This book is mostly non-fiction in that the greatest emphasis is on the real activities Cussler and NUMA members go through to find different ships (and a train). If you love his fiction stories of Dirk Pitt and Steve Austin then you'll get a little sense of what is in this book. Multiple short stories of different catastrophes at sea or in other waters. He dramatizes each catastrophe detailing what (he believes) happened to the crewmembers and the ship (or train) in the last hours of its life--these seem very realistic. Fast forward to today and he documents all the research and interviewing of witnesses (if they are still alive) he does in order to prove or disprove the historical records of where the wreck is located. He finally details the long, boring hours of trolling with a magnetometer to find the wreck. He admits that these are boring. When he spends a lot of time on those details that makes the stories somewhat boring too. What I thought was fascinating was the research, his sifting through multiple conflicting pieces of evidence and how he sometimes comes to the conculusion that the historical record was wrong and the wreck was actually in a different place, how after he finishes searching for the wreck, he does find it within a 1/2 mile of where he expected to find it and sometimes tens of miles away from the officially recorded location. To me this is much like a good detective story.
Don't assume you'll like this because you like his fiction.......2005-03-03
I bought and read this book because I've -- literally -- bought and ready every other Cussler book.
Frankly, I found this one a bit of a bore. Not bad... but not why I read Cussler.
I'm going to stick with Cussler's fiction.
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- All the elements are there....but
- More Fun Than A Barrel Of ...Vampires?
- magic, magic where art thou?
- High Wisdom, Low Comedy, and one Hell of a good read!
- Myhr is a fantastic new character
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The Adventures Of Myhr
P.N. Elrod
Manufacturer: Baen
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Binding: Mass Market Paperback
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ASIN: 074343532X |
Customer Reviews:
All the elements are there....but.......2004-04-19
I have to agree with the other reviewers on the separate elements of this book. However, they didn't seem to come together to make this a compelling read. I found myself skimming through many parts to get to the meat of the story. I could not connect with the characters and didn't really care about them. I am a fan of both P.N. Elrod and this genre and tried hard to like this book but in the end could not.
More Fun Than A Barrel Of ...Vampires?.......2003-10-28
One of my general rules of reading is, "Just because you really like books by a particular author, don't expect to enjoy his/her newest series." I started reading P.N. Elrod's vampire books when the first Jack Fleming novel came out, and I've been a devoted reader ever since. I did, however, resist the lure of "The Adventures of Myhr" for several months, unwilling to branch from vampire stories to a comedy/fantasy about a half man/half cat and his wizard partner.
Stupid move on my part. This book is just an unbelievable amount of fun to read. Myhr is a great character, and by the end of just a few chapters I was already looking forward to another book in the series. How can you resist a character who has the body of a man and the face of a cat, wandering from world to world (with his partner, the wizard) in an attempt to get back home. While his partner handles the magical end of things, Myhr supports them as an entertainer, telling jokes and singing old Beatles songs to people who've never heard of The Beatles. Oh yeah - - people constantly mistake him for the magic practitioner of the pair, which leads to a lot of the fun.
P. N. Elrod has always had a great writing style, but her capacity for humor and the ease with which she pulls together a great story in the midst of the jokes was truly a surprise. I'll be there when the next Myhr book comes along, and you should, too.
magic, magic where art thou?.......2003-08-20
Terrin the Texas wizard and his good buddy Myhr (rhymes with purr), are in the middle of being thrown from world to world (like the TV show sliders) when they land in one which quite literally sucks the magic out of people. This is bad news, as magic is how they move from world to world and both of them want to get home!
Myhr is half man-half cat and all fun. This is a light hearted romp that takes you to hell and back, but doesn't take itself too seriously in the process. This is a distinct change of direction for the author Elrod who is better known for her vampire novels.
If you want an enjoyable fantasy with some interesting and funny characters then this book is a good read.
High Wisdom, Low Comedy, and one Hell of a good read!.......2003-07-18
P. N. Elrod may have made her bones as a "Vampire Writer", but that doesn't mean she can't cover ALL the bases when she says "And Now For Something Completely Different."
Take one cat-headed humanlike hero, add in his best friend, a VERY high level wizard/mage/realityhacker, toss in the fact that they're lost out in the MultiVerse, and then drop them right into the middle of the Place Where Hell's River Overflowed. After that, things get weird! :)
And very very funny. This is a magnificently well-paced book, as the reader is led to just how deep is the slok our Heroes are standing in, and how carefully they must work their way out of it lest they do even more damage in the process. (Take a look at a city block after Superman's been fighting in it, and you'll see what I mean.) The prose is deft, the characters involving, the villains villainous, the belly laughs plentiful, the plot thickening superb and, as a bonus, there is some excellent wisdom to be found in just WHY our heroes are so careful.
This story has made it onto my "Gotta RE-read this" list, and these days, given that I can't even begin to Keep Up With Them All, that list is the highest honor I can give a book.
Thank you, Ms. Elrod. Your next Myhr book is already on my "Gotta get it" list.
Myhr is a fantastic new character.......2003-06-17
P.N. Elrod has delivered a sassy, fun to read story with a wonderful protagonist - Myhr, cat-faced and all man. Take an alternate universe, add more than a few dollops of magic gone awry, a large helping of great dialogue, and lots of "meanwhile, in another part of the forest" plotting, and this book keeps you focused and interested and having a good time. I hope there are sequels in the works, because following this character through more rumpuses would be just this side of paradise!
jBaca
Book Description
Guides the reader through the most commonly recognized digestive disorders and provides easy-to-understand natural solutions with colorful pictures and illustrations.
Customer Reviews:
Major Health Improvement.......2007-10-09
This book has REALLY improved my health. My five stars (I'd give ten, if allowed) is based first on the little information on p. 27 stating that certain medications (for me, beta blockers and calcium channel blockers) can relax the sphincter that allows acid to come up the esophagus. Changing my hypertension medication made all the difference in the world--essentially overnight. In addition I've much improved my digestion in general by following the fiber, oils, probiotics, and enzymes recommendations (although I've found other sources for these items than listed in the book). My only criticism is that the book's index is very, very weak. I'd recommend that you simply enter references there to any information that you believe that you'll probably want to find again.
Great Book.......2007-09-07
I highly recommend this book. My problem was finally solved after reading and then following the recommendations in the book.
Gut Solutions - Digestive Solutions.......2007-09-02
Absolutely Wonderful. The best book I have ever read on how the digestive system works. It not only describes the numerous stomach/digestive problems we all have, but easy to follow solutions to solve them in a non invasive way. I have been looking for a book like this for ages. I have already implemented a couple of solutions and they are working. After many years of doctors visits with no improvement, just more pills, I now have found real solutions to cure/heal long term problems with my digestive system. I encourage anyone who has had chronic digestive problems to get this book. You will be so glad you did.
Too Slick!.......2007-05-13
OK now, this may be a bit picky but...
I returned the book because the slick paper and all the pictures got in the way of accessing content. I love pictures & color but it was all too much!
The gutters and margins were also just too small.
I did enjoy the PBS special but found the books difficult to access.
The Gut Solution .......2007-05-13
THIS isia fine book, takes you by thenad and themind and leads you to information that has been missing in my own mind for a long time. It is a work of Art as it is so easily read. MADELINE B OGLE PhD
Book Description
More than 200 recipes selected from the files of "Culinary SOS." The popular recipe request column in the Los Angeles Times. This is the third volume of the Dear SOS series.
Customer Reviews:
SOS to the rescue!.......2004-04-19
Although most of the recipes are home versions from restaurants, Santa Barbara to San Diego, CA, there are a dozen or so from other states, as far away as Vermont. The recipes are universally simple and yield very good results. Some of the restaurants are no longer in existence so this book gives you a chance to recreate a favorite. There are also popular recipes from TGIFriday's, Olive Garden, Clifton's Cafeteria, Chili's, El Torito (those great corncakes), Knott's Berry Farm, Lawry's as well as restaurants such as El Cholo, the Border Grill and the like. There is a recipe from the now gone Twin Tower restaurant in NY. The soup section and the salad section are my favorites, although being able to make at home both Ranger Cookies from LAUSD and the Potatoes Romano from the Original Enterprise Fish Co. in Santa Barbara, CA is worth the price of the book! You'll enjoy the selection whether you have eaten at any of these eateries or not.
Because these recipes are reader requested, over time they have endured and, just like on the Millionaire (Who Wants to Be), the Ask The Audience lifeline is almost always right on target. So is this book.
Customer Reviews:
Very Good Cichlid Info.......2001-06-16
This Book is great for the novice to intermediate hobbyist. Very good info on all the Cichlids, good pics, and pretty good all around general Aquarium info (i.e. Tank set-up, etc...). Good Buy, and great addition to any Cichlid or Tropical Fish Library!
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- the official guide to flea market prices
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The Official Guide to Flea Market Prices, 2nd edition (Official Guide to Flea Market Prices)
Harry Rinker
Manufacturer: House of Collectibles
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
General
| Antiques & Collectibles
| Home & Garden
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| Home & Garden
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ASIN: 1400048893
Release Date: 2004-04-13 |
Book Description
THE ESSENTIAL FLEA MARKET SHOPPER'S SURVIVAL GUIDE
BUYER BEWARE! DON'T GO TO A FLEA MARKET WITHOUT THIS BOOK!
Harry Rinker—nationally recognized expert and authority, editor and author, columnist and TV personality—teaches you how to hone your skills when shopping for antiques and collectibles...while having fun at flea markets!
Treasures await you at flea markets. But to find the best deals, you first need to know how to recognize value. This book will help you separate gems from junk in your quest for flea market antiques and collectibles:
• Find and evaluate the best flea markets
• Tens of thousands of up-to-date market prices for more than 500 collectibles categories
• First-ever listings of close to 100 brand new collectibles categories, from Art Pottery to Photographs to Yo-Yo's
• An extensive listing of 'required reading' must-have references for serious flea marketers
• Lists of collectors' clubs, newsletters, and periodicals
• A special report on Internet flea markets
Customer Reviews:
the official guide to flea market prices .......2005-08-18
we have not recieved this book yet please let us know the status or refund the purchase price
Book Description
The play of light and shade can make outdoor painting projects more daunting than interior ones, so world-renowned decorative painting expert Annie Sloan begins this book with a lesson in understanding and managing color. Sloan shows do-it-yourselfers how to create a cozy dinner nook, accent open spaces with converted salvage, and paint an old plastic pot to resemble an elegant metallic planter. Full-color photographs accompany each stage of the process, with step-by-step instructions that encourage readers to use every imaginable material - paint, pebbles, sand, plastics, ceramics, glass, cement, mirrors, and tiles - to give grace to a garden or panache to a patio. Sloan's enthusiasm is so contagious that any outdoor surface will look like a blank canvas crying for color.
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Babylonian Planetary Omens (Bibliotheca Mesopotamica)
Erica Reiner
Manufacturer: Undena Publications
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
Arabic
| Foreign Language
| Dictionaries & Thesauruses
| Reference
| Subjects
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Arabic
| Instruction
| Foreign Languages
| Reference
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ASIN: 0890030499 |
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Babylonian planetary omens (Bibliotheca Mesopotamica)
Manufacturer: Undena Publications
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Unknown Binding
African
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ASIN: 0890030103 |
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Babylonian Planetary Omens, Part Four (Cuneiform Monographs)
Erica Reiner
Manufacturer: Brill Academic Pub
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Hardcover
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| Architecture
| Professional & Technical
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Astronomy
| Astronomy
| Professional Science
| Professional & Technical
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Assyria, Babylonia & Sumer
| Ancient
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ASIN: 9004142126 |
Product Description
This volume presents an edition of first-millennium BC Babylonian cuneiform texts that comprise Chapters 64 and 65 of the compendium of celestial omen texts dealing with the appearance and movements of the planet Jupiter. All are accompanied by an English translation. David Pingree has again provided an extensive introduction and astronomical commentary, in which he discusses the astronomical plausibility of the phenomena that are described in the omens.
The textual material and its astronomical interpretation throws light on the extent of the Babylonian scholarsÂ’ knowledge of astronomy and furnishes another argument in the debate about observation versus scribal tradition in the description of these phenomena.
Book Description
This digital document is an article from The Journal of the American Oriental Society, published by American Oriental Society on April 1, 2000. The length of the article is 1405 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
Citation Details
Title: Babylonian Planetary Omens, part three.(Review) (book review)
Author: Ulla Koch Westenholz
Publication:
The Journal of the American Oriental Society (Refereed)
Date: April 1, 2000
Publisher: American Oriental Society
Volume: 120
Issue: 2
Page: 256
Article Type: Book Review
Distributed by Thomson Gale
Book Description
If you seem like your hunger for new fonts is insatiable, then
Indie Fonts 2 is the book for you. It is the second installment in Rockport's Indie Fonts series and brings you even more fonts to choose from. Don't settle for ordinary fonts when you can capture your reader's attention with an original font that hasn't been become overused and boring.
Indie Fonts 2 includes more than 1600 diverse fonts from 19 of today's hottest digital type foundries and features the best work of these designers. This comprehensive collection helps designers do their jobs even better by providing some of the highest quality fonts available today.
The type styles range from the best of Matthew Carter's classic designs to the latest irreverence of ingoFonts. Designers searching for unique typefaces will find what they are looking for, whether historical revivals or futuristic techno faces.
Customer Reviews:
This book is great! 0 Stars for Amazon though... Consider Yourself Warned!.......2006-01-29
I bought this book from Amazon thinking that I'd have better luck than the Oct. 2005 shopper... Boy was I wrong! Not only is the book all broken in/cover torn & scratched... the CD IS MISSING!!! That's part of the reason I bought this book. I purchased this book "brand new" from Amazon (triple-checked my receipt to confirm).
The book itself is great, but please do yourself a favor and DO NOT buy this book from Amazon--you'll be thoroughly disappointed.
bad for business.......2005-10-18
this item was described as brand new in plastic wrap, which is why i purchased it as a gift for a friend. not only was this item CLEARLY used, it was falling apart. the book was shipped to me with a broken spine, the paper sover had marks all over it and there was NO plastic wrap protecting the item. i am very upset with the service i received, and will NOT be shopping with amazon again!
Resource for graphic artists and web designers--wonderful.......2005-10-02
This is an unusual volume; you get a book with 408 pages of various resources, organized by font foundry. You can sample the work of each foundry and get an idea of their product line.
Best of all, the front of the book has in index in alphabetical order showing each font. So you can locate a font you like and then look it up for additional information.
You can also find the AIGA's guide to the Use of Fonts, important for understanding copyright in using fonts in your work.
The bonus CD has 33 fully-licensed fonts. Not all of them are unique--you can find some of these gratis on the web, but the collection is handy for those who can't get enough fonts. I only found a few of these really worth having.
American Spirit
Charaille
Lovesick
Nightmare
Scrawm
Sunspots
Transponder
Fridayluck
Patching Compound
Snipple
Schnookems
Black Widow
Sparkly (Fontdiner.com, a fave of mine)
Loungy (also fontdiner.com)
Bowl-o-rama
Eric sans and sans italic
Sinsation
P22 typewrites
Cusp Three Opp
PRR Sinel
Faceplate sans A and C gauge
Atomic Suck
Stunner Leather Jackts
Screwtop regular and negative
TX Manifesto
Cyphor7
Strenuous 3D
My faves are of course from fontdiner.com--the best retro fonts out there, I think.
Indie Fonts.......2003-01-02
Wow! "Indie Fonts" is indeed a quality book both in the information it provides and the workmanship afforded in the making of the book itself. Few publishers take pride in making such a quality product as this...like the bookbinders of yesteryear. You can see the workmanship as soon as you lay eyes on it. You can feel the wokmanship the moment you pick it up. A work of Art! Highly recommended. Enjoy!
Indie Fonts Brings Unseen Type to the Masses.......2002-12-19
The book's hardback permanence and $$$ ($$$ from Chank, that scoundrel) list price make it more of a reference than a catalog. Bound in stunning red cloth, Indie Fonts' exterior brings to mind the solid albums of ATF and Linotype. With class and substance, this volume lends credence to each firm it represents.
Up front is a style index with a one-line showing for each font and page number referring to the corresponding full specimen.
Generally well-planned specimen pages organized in foundry sections make up the bulk of the content. Each foundry created its own section page with a company bio and ordering information. Each shop also designed its own specimens based on Grieshaber's templates, resulting in showings of slightly varying quality. On the whole, the type is given ample room for full character sets, although things get a bit tight for foundries with more fonts to show. Text faces are often shown in paragraph form with a tiny column measure. It would be nice to see how they perform in more extensive settings. The font name, designer and year of design are listed in the sidebar. Some foundries opted to include notes on the font's use or origin in this margin and those specimens are better for it.
Trailing the foundry sections is a glossary, a reading list, and a handy character reference chart. Also included is the AIGA's guide to the Use of Fonts which covers some font copyright and ethical use concepts misunderstood by most designers. A simple index of font names and designers rounds out the book.
Tucked into the inside back cover is a CD of 33 "Bonus Fonts" which are fully licensed for immediate use. Some are true commercial goodies and add value to the book, others are available for free elsewhere, and a few are pure poop.
Not Seen on TV
Any collection of independent typography is subject to a wide variety of style and quality. In no other book can one find the classic work of regal Matthew Carter directly followed by the irreverant fonts of Chank. Indie Fonts proudly hails both the king and the court jester. But the unexpected is what makes the volume so valuable. Much of this type has never been used by a magazine or multi-national corporation. These are fonts not seen on TV. These are mass-culture virgins. To a designer struggling to make an impact in a world over-saturated with the same old look, this stuff is gold.
Most of the typefaces in Indie Fonts were already unveiled by their respective foundries in those previously mentioned corners of the web, but there are a few that will be new, even to surfing typoholics. Fresh Fountain fonts made their debut in Indie Fonts before the redesigned web site went live. Peter Bilak's multi-descendered Fedra Serif (still in preview form at Typotheque) is displayed beautifully in one of the more thorough specimens of the book. Without a website or distributor, much of Matthew Carter's Carter & Cone library (Fenway, Big Figgins, ITC Galliard CC, Ionic #1, Sammy Roman, and Wilson Greek) is on display here for the first time, as far as I know. And It's a relief to see all of the Test Pilot Collective in one accessible place, their website still repelling hopeful visitors after years of being AWOL.
Worth a Spot on the Shelf
Indie Fonts isn't quite on par with the master of all specimen books, FontShop's FontBook. But it's more of a companion to the catalogs of the large distributors than it is a replacement. In the end, those who rely only on the big boys are overlooking a valuable set of typefaces - many of which are effectively set into motion by this very worthy tool.
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Indie Fonts 2: Vol 2
Manufacturer: ROCKPORT (ROTO)
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Hardcover
ASIN: B000K74YAU |
Book Description
This book offers an important contribution to the recovery and articulation of African-American womanist experience. Ida Wells-Barnett (1862-1931) was an activist, social reformer, and churchwoman. Womanist Justice, Womanist Hope recovers her life and historical context and examines the extent to which her perspective can be a resource for a contemporary womanist Christian social ethic. Beginning with a brief biographical sketch of Wells-Barnett, Emilie Townes examines the religious and social world in which she worked as well as her many speeches and publciations. Townes focuses especially on Wells-Barnett's participation in the anti-lynching campaigns of the late nineteenth century. She argues that Wells-Barnett's life and work can provide important lessons in leadership and social activism for contemporary Black churchwomen. nature of leadership for Black women,
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- The Sun By Night, a novel
- The Surrogate Thief
- The Unbidden Truth
- The Wicked Flea (Dog Lover's Mysteries)
- There's Something in a Sunday
- Thieves Break In
- Traitor of St. Giles (Knights Templar series)
- Unhinged: A Home Repair is Homicide Mystery
- Unraveled Sleeve (Needlecraft Mysteries)
- Whispers of the Dead: Fifteen Sister Fidelma Mysteries (Sister Fidelma Mysteries)
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