Mobilization of Reserves in Germination (Recent Advances in Phytochemistry)

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This book is fantastic!.......2001-11-15

This book, published in 1989, is a distillation of Thor Heyerdahl's research on Easter Island. It traces the history of Easter Island's interaction with the outside world, from Roggeveen's visit in 1722 up to the time of the book's writing. Along the way, Mr. Heyerdahl builds his case that two peoples, one from South America and one from Polynesia populated Easter Island.

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We set to work to excavate some of the statues which stood on the slope of the Raraku mountain. The natives were entirely indifferent whether they worked or not, but by paying high wages and giving any quantity of mutton, we were able at this time to get a certain amount of precarious labour for digging and camp work. The whole lot, including my maid-servant, went in for every week-end to the village, and it was always a matter of anxiety to know whether they would ever return. -from Chapter XII Western anthropology's first in-depth look at an isolated culture is also a daring adventure story of around-the-world travel. In February 1913, archaeologist Katherine Routledge set sail on a custom-built yacht-with a small crew and the support of British Association for the Advancement of Science, the British Museum, and the Royal Geographical Society-for Easter Island, where she embarked up the first effort to catalogue the island's mysterious statues, interview the natives, and document their culture, folklore, and traditions. Her scholarship is impeccable-this 1919 work is still considered foundational-but her lively writing and her practical perspective make this a delightful read that thrill armchair travelers and amateur ethnographers alike. British archaeologist KATHERINE ROUTLEDGE (1866-1935) studied at Oxford University. She also wrote With Prehistoric People (1910), about her experiences in Africa after the Boer War.

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Incredible book.......2004-08-01

I read this book several years ago and it is still one of my all time favorites. Katherine Routledge has an incredible ability to describe the world around her from out fitting the boat to the difficulty of navigating the eastern coast of South America she is able to describe the world in such a way you feel that you are there. The incredible thing about the book is what she is describing takes place in 1916. She is able to give you the feeling that you are taking a global sailing trip and exploring the island first hand.

Easter Island revealed.......2002-11-23

In the early 1900's Katherine Routledge sailed from England to Easter Island on the schooner 'Mana', leading a group of experts on the first modern day scientific expedition to uncover the secrets of the island. This book is a first-hand account of the expedition. It includes lots of detail on the famous stone statues (moai), the native people & their legends, the mysterious script (rongo-rongo), the bird cult, and much more. Routledge even managed to learn the local language in the hope that interviewing the natives would shed some light on the island's prehistory.

The book is well written and fun to read. It includes lots of fine illustrations, including photos and drawings, depicting the most important sites. It is definately a must-read for visitors to the island, or just for anyone interested in Easter Island and its strange history.

I fancy the image of Katherine Routledge as a kind of female Indiana Jones. Certainly she was adventurous for a woman of the early part of the century; just getting to the island in a yacht ranks as a mildly swashbuckling achievement. There are also some references in the book that she had already been to East Africa, perhaps before the turn of the century, although I have been unable to find further information on this.

excellent early view of Easter Island (1914-1915).......1998-05-03

The Mystery of Easter Island was originally published in 1919, based upon the research of an English lady, Katherine Routledge, who lived on the island in 1914-15. She learned the Rapanui language and interviewed all the old people she could find who still remembered the past. The more we now know about the archaeology of Easter Island, the better this material looks. Routledge did excavations, camped out all over the island and accumulated vast quantities of research material. A 'must read' for someone going to Easter Island.

Hardy Boys 65: The Stone Idol (Hardy Boys)

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The Stone Idol
One Of The Worst Hardy Boys Books!
An okay kids book.
Hardys on Easter Island

Hardy Boys 65: The Stone Idol (Hardy Boys)
Franklin W. Dixon
Manufacturer: Grosset & Dunlap
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ASIN: 0448437023

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When an ancient stone idol disappears, the Hardy Boys are off on another fast-paced adventure. It's a mystery that takes the boys from a primitive village in the Andes Mountains to Antarctica and finally to Easter Island. By using their fine investigative skills, the Hardy Boys find that the mystery of the stone idol is not what it seems!

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The Stone Idol.......2001-09-03

This book was a little too predictable, and just had the stuff that took up the pages. Only exciting thing was the conclusion near the end of the story. Well, actually not so exciting. However, if I had to choose between a book that said yeah on every page, I'd read The Stone Idol.

One Of The Worst Hardy Boys Books!.......2001-06-13

Frank and Joe are hired to go to Chile to find a stolen Easter Island stone idol and also go to Antarctica to help their father catch a gang of thieves. This book is bad. It lacks mystery, action or suspence. The plot is thin and the whole Antarctica part only serves to fill pages. A boring read from beginning to end.

An okay kids book........2000-08-05

The Hardys search for an ancient stone idol, and their father investigates a ring of thieves. This book is okay for kids.

Hardys on Easter Island.......2000-08-05

The Hardys search for a stolen stone idol, but then are forced to go help their father investigate a ring of thieves. This is an okay book for kids.

The Moai Murders (Archaeological Mysteries)

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There is a good plot in there waiting to get out...
THE MOAI MURDERS
absorbing amateur sleuth

The Moai Murders (Archaeological Mysteries)
Lyn Hamilton
Manufacturer: Berkley Hardcover
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Binding: Hardcover

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ASIN: 0425200442

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Featuring Toronto antiques dealer Lara McClintoch, Lyn Hamilton's fascinating series immerses readers in the world's most exotic cultures. This time, the globetrotting Lara travels to Easter Island, where ancient mysteries spawn modern-day murder as the giant stone carvings known as the Moai draw a delegation of experts to the island-and a killer with vengeance on his mind.

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There is a good plot in there waiting to get out..........2007-03-23

This could have been a wonderful read. The elements are there: an intriguing setting, an interesting story, a variety of characters. But somewhere along the way the author lost her way. None of the characters is compelling or memorable, and their relationships to one another are seldom developed. Often, instead of dialogue, we get a lecture that could have been part of the forum rather than part of a conversation. The editing of this book was practically non-existent; a paragraph would be followed by a paragraph that was totally unrelated to what was going on in previous one. Lara's thinking-out-loud became a redundant summary of the plot so far. When the killer was revealed it was like "huh? who is that?" I read this for a book club, and almost all of us said we wouldn't have finished the book if we were reading it on our own. A major disappointment.

THE MOAI MURDERS.......2007-03-17

Once again we are flown away to one of the most mysterious and fascinating places in the world. This time, Ms. Hamilton's part time "Sherlock Holmes" and full time antique dealer, Lara McClintoch, is on a vacation...from everything except murder. I should have written murders. Follow her through a history lesson that is painless, entertaining, and incredibly informative and try to outguess her. Betcha you can't.

Reading Ms. Hamilton's books should qualify us for Master's Degrees in History and Archaeology. Reading these "impossible to put down" books certainly qualifies us for being extremely well entertained.

absorbing amateur sleuth .......2005-04-06

Lara McClintoch, co-owner with her ex-husband Clive, of an upscale antiques store in Toronto, has been to some very exotic places but has never really gone on a vacation. Her best friend Moira Meller who is also Clive's girlfriend, convinces her to go on a real vacation to Easter Island also known as Ropa Nui. The island is famous for its Moai statues several feet high and facing inland several resting on a base known as an ahu.

Nobody knows who carved them or how they were made but the Ropa Nui Moai congress meet on the island and accept Moira and Lora as members. A native who has visions says that one of the group will die shortly on a specific spot. This actually happens but Lara sees evidence that the member was murdered not accidentally killed by a horse. When the star of the Congress, who made a very important find to back up his belief that the native language came from Chile, is murdered, the police are forced to act. The daughter of another group member lies in a coma and nobody knows why. Lora thinks that all these events are linked and she goes his extraordinary lengths to prove her theory and save the remaining members of the group.

After reading THE MOAI MURDERS, readers will have a definite picture in the mind's eye what Easter Island actually looks like, what the natives are like and who people want to vacation there. Lyn Hamilton has written a colorful, exciting and totally absorbing amateur sleuth novel that will be enjoyed by readers who like a complicated and complex who-done-it and armchair travelers.

Harriet Klausner

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The mysteries of Easter Island
Jean Michel Schwartz
Manufacturer: Avon
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The Silent Gods: Mysteries of Easter Island (New Horizons)

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The Silent Gods: Mysteries of Easter Island (New Horizons)
Catherine Orliac , and Michel Orliac
Manufacturer: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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A history of Easter Island, which has been a source of speculation since its discovery by Dutch sailors in 1722. Europe was told of a land peopled with giant statues, but who made them?; how were they transported and erected?; and why were many of them toppled?

The Ancient Mystery of Easter Island (Robbie Readers) (Robbie Readers)

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The Ancient Mystery of Easter Island (Robbie Readers) (Robbie Readers)
John Albert Torres
Manufacturer: Mitchell Lane Publishers
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ASIN: 1584154950
Release Date: 2006-10-27

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To some, Easter Island is just a tiny bit of volcanic rock in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. To others, it is the source of one of mankind s greatest mysteries. Easter Island is home to hundreds of giant statues that people built centuries ago but no one knows why. The statues are amazing. Some of them wear headdresses made from red stone. Others have large pieces of coral for eyes. Almost as mysterious as the statues themselves is the fact that so many of them were never finished. In fact, tools used to make the huge stone structures were left right near the unfinished works. What happened on Easter Island? And why does it continue to captivate us?

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Mysteries of Easter Island.
Francis. Maziere
Manufacturer: Scientific Book Club
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Easter Island: Land of Mysteries
Peggy Mann
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ASIN: 0030140560

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A comprehensive illustrated guide to horse clothing.

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I'M BEGINNING TO SEE A PATTERN.......2006-10-18

I have to admit that I was curious about this book because, unlike her books, BITS AND BITTING and THE ALLEN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO SADDLERY, the price was more reasonable than the previous two.

But in getting into the book I find that very little has changed. GUIDE TO HORSE CLOTHING is essentially a guide to everything that a rider doesn't really need. Vernon continues with too many generalities to incomplete and confusing information, and the book, in the end, goes absolutely nowhere. And so the pattern continues. Besides, you don't want your horse to be a clothes horse anyway.

THE HORSEMAN

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The Opinionated Gardener: Random Offshoots from an Alpine Garden
Geoffrey Charlesworth
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THE OPINIONATED GARDENER: RANDOM OFFSHOOTS FROM AN ALPINE GARDEN. With drawings by Laura Louise Foster.
Geoffrey B. Charlesworth
Manufacturer: David R. Godine,
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ASIN: B000N7JNAI

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Artwork by Boris Sipek.

Borek Sipek: the Nearness of the Far: Architecture and Design

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Borek Sipek: the Nearness of the Far: Architecture and Design
Alexander von Vegesack
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International Design Yearbook/8 (International Design Yearbook)

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International Design Yearbook/8 (International Design Yearbook)

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Nearness of Far Architecture and Design
Borek Sipek
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The Nearness of Far: Architecture and Design

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The Nearness of Far: Architecture and Design
Borek Sipek
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Architektur als Vermittlung: Semiot. Unters. d. architekton. Form als Bedeutungstrager

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Architektur als Vermittlung: Semiot. Unters. d. architekton. Form als Bedeutungstrager
Borek Sipek
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Borek Sipek: Style Forms Function
Borek Sipek
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La Fotografia Paso a Paso
Michael Langford
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Gervasio Sánchez: "no sería capaz de cubrir una guerra en España". (fotografía).(fotógrafo)(TT: Gervasio Sanchez: I would not cover a war in Spain.)(TA: ... An article from: Epoca
Ana del Paso
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Release Date: 2005-07-28

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This digital document is an article from Epoca, published by Difusora de Informacion Periodica, S.A. (DINPESA) on August 17, 2001. The length of the article is 988 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.

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La Fotografia Paso a Paso: Un Curso Completo (Fotografia)

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La Fotografia Paso a Paso: Un Curso Completo (Fotografia)
Michael Langford
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Because Of "The Banyan Tree"

Wonderfully uplifting !

An enchanting autobiography

If this book is back in print I will make it a required read

Exceptional...an education for every reader

Under the Eye of the Clock
Christopher Nolan
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ASIN: 1559705124

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A remarkable work by several measures, Under the Eye of the Clock is the autobiography--told slyly through a third person alter-ego--of Christopher Nolan, struck at birth with brain damage and left paralyzed, spastic and mute. His first book, Dam-Burst of Dreams, written when he was a teen, was a collection of poems that exploded with linguistic virtuosity, earning him comparisons to Joyce and Yeats. Nolan, whose disability requires that someone cup his chin while he pushes a head-mounted pointer at the keyboard, tells here of battles in an un-handicapped world, the heroic efforts of his family and the sights of Ireland that surround him. The book won England's Whitbread prize.

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" Deprived of oxygen for two hours at birth, Christopher Nolan almost died, but he lived to write, at age twenty-one, this award-winning autobiography, told as the story of one Joseph Meehan. Nolan's birth injuries left him quadriplegic and completely unable to communicate, so for years no one suspected that his mind, though imprisoned in an inert body, was burning to express his innermost thoughts and ideas to not only his family but the world. Whether he is fighting with the authorities for the right to go to an ordinary school, or going on a "normal" vacation for the first time, Nolan's story has a touching, often breathtaking intensity. Nolan recounts his ultimate triumph of finally being able to share with others the insight and whimsy of his inner world, unlocking the inventive wordsmith and gifted storyteller within. The result is astonishingly lyrical, filled with powerful description, touching moments of triumph, sadness, and anger, and above all disarming wit. "

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Because Of "The Banyan Tree".......2000-05-31

I found my way to this book after I had read "The Banyan Tree" by Christopher Nolan. This was a book that I read and reviewed back in February, and ever since I have been mystified why the book never seemed to gain the wide acceptance of readers. All of the reviews that have been posted by readers for "The Banyan Tree" have been 5 star reviews, and the same is the case for "Under The Eye Of The Clock".

If you read you understand how difficult it is to write anything, much less a full book, and then have it selected for and win a prestigious award. In the case of the book I review now it was the 1987 Whitbred Award that was awarded to Mr. Nolan. All very impressive, but that's just the start.

This is an autobiography written by a very young man who next wrote the book "The Banyan Tree" and would take 12 years to do so. This is a painfully candid, but uplifting book about a man with the support of a wonderful Family overcomes extreme realities that are his life to become an Author of international renown.

Mr. Nolan cannot speak, he can barely move at all. He types with what he calls his "Unicorn Stick" that he wears on his head, and even then his head must be supported while he works.

An Autobiography is a courageous work if honestly presented. When you add Mr. Nolan's additional challenges he faces as a writer, and as a person living with his physical issues it becomes an extraordinary autobiographical book.

I hope more readers find Mr. Nolan, he is a unique writer of immense talent, and if you pass by his work you deprive yourself of great literature.

Wonderfully uplifting !.......2000-04-26

Christopher Nolan's "Under The Eye Of The Clock" is an autobiographical account of his incredibly awe-inspiring and miraculous life. Born a cripple, he could have been consigned to the rubbish heap but instead and against all odds became a celebrated writer of this Whitbread Book winner, "The Banyan Tree" as well as an early book of poems. Without taking anything away from Joseph Meehan (a self portrait of Nolan), he couldn't have overcome his debilitating handicaps to scale the heights he did without the steady support and tender loving care of his family. A father, mother and sister who are such warm and emotionally intelligent human beings anybody would be blessed and proud to have them as family. The school principals, teachers and fellow students who accepted him, nurtured him and gave him the chance to prove himself equal to the best among physically whole human specimens are themselves shining examples of humanity who deserve as much recognition in Nolan's lifestory. Although it has been compared with James Joyce's "Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man", it is in reality nothing like it. Whereas Joyce's work is for the most part depressing and full of pain and harshness, Nolan's story is so morally uplifting you almost forget its grave subject matter. Nolan's dazzling and inventive writing style is also unique and something to relish. He coins and mints new words which have a yet found a conventional meaning but are so emotionally accurate you know they're right. Read this if you're feeling down and need something to restore your faith in mankind !

An enchanting autobiography.......2000-03-28

Under the Eye of the Clock is the autobiography of Christopher Nolan, the talented young poet with cerebral palsy. He can't walk or talk or write in the usual manner. Since Nolan lacks the use of his hands, this book like Dam-Burst of Dreams, the book of poems that preceded it, was written by means of a typing stick affixed to his head. The book succeeds both as pure artistry and as a window into the world of the disabled. Nolan has re-named himself Joseph Meehan and told his story entirely in the objectivity of the third person. This brilliant stroke allows him to avoid excessive self-pity while making his sufferings and triumphs real and deep. Nolan's use of language had earned him comparisons with James Joyce, Yeats, and Dylan Thomas. Nolan stretches the meanings and implications of words, rearranges their spelling, and even invents new ones to communicate his moods and perceptions and illuminate life, his own and those he observes, with his unique poet's sensibility.

If this book is back in print I will make it a required read.......1999-11-05

As a college English and literature instructor, I intend to make this book a required reading if it becomes available in print again. It should bless all readers because it becomes a reminder that NO matter what the circumstances, people should still be respected, loved, and appreciated. And, with this in mind, the reader may receive a self-esteem boost when being reminded of inner-personal value. I appreciate this book so much. I have three copies and continually loan them out.

Exceptional...an education for every reader.......1998-11-18

To learn about such an exceptional poet who, without the faith of his family, would never have been revealed to the world, gives the reader a new view of people's limitations. I bought 12 copies of this book (when it was in print)and somehow have given them all away over time.

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Under the Eye of the Clock
Christopher Nolan
Manufacturer: Pan Books
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Binding: Mass Market Paperback
ASIN: B000RJZRG6

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Under the Eye of the Clock
Chrisopher Nolan
Manufacturer: Delta
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Under the eye of the clock : the life story of Christopher Nolan

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Under the eye of the clock : the life story of Christopher Nolan
Christopher Nolan
Manufacturer: St. Martin's Press
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ASIN: B000IW71TS

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Under the Eye of the Clock the Life story of Christopher Nolan
Christopher Nolan
Manufacturer: New York: ST. Martin's Press, 1988
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ASIN: B000NXJDV6

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Under the Eye of the Clock: The Life Story of Christopher Nolan
Christopher Nolan
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Under the Eye of the Clock: The Life Story of Christopher Nolan
John; Nolan, Christopher Carey
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Under the Eye of the Clock: The Life Story of Christopher Nolan-
Christopher Nolan-
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Under The Eye Of The Clock: The Life Story Of Christopher Nolan.
CHRISTOPHER; CAREY, JOHN (PREFACE). NOLAN
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Under The Eye Of The Clock - The Life Story Of Christopher Nolan
Christopher; Preface by Carey, John Nolan
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