Mr. Romano does and excellent job in illustrating the technical side of the printing industry in a way that the layperson can easily understand and absorb. Working in the educational printing industry, it takes many years to develop the strong information basis to effectively work in a TEAM atmosphere. My background is not in printing or publishing but this book helped me considerably in addressing those areas that have needed explanation and technical integration. I recommend this book and any of the books in the Pocket Printer Series.

Frank Moore's book shows the reader how Christians have often been blinded by the influence of Holliwood and the media in general. Moore says that our society is "killing us softly" and encourages us to react against this subtle attack on our Christian Consciousness. The aim of the book is not to solve the ultimate moral questions but rather to remind believers of the bearing of their allegiance to Christ upon making ethical choices. We cannot divorce our Faith from our Ethics. Overall a good book. Definitively worth reading.

This was a good resource. I would also suggest checking out takeyourpet.com where you can find thousands of pet-friendly lodging listings and free guides on traveling with your pet.

This story had my kids, especially my younger ones, on the edges of their seats. Would the children in the story get caught? What would happen to Frank? My children were delighted by the surprise ending.

After finding this book at the library, my six year old fell in love with the concept of a "doodled" dog coming to life! It is a wonderful blend of imagination and reality. The pictures are engaging, the text keeps small attention spans hooked throughout the book. A big hit with all dog lovers of this age (kindergarten and under).

A republication of the of the work first published by Wasmuth, Berlin, 1910. Plate headings are translated into English and there is a glossary of the German terms found in the ground plans. There is an essay by Wright, "Studies and Executed Buildings", written in Florence, Italy, 1910. These are the early houses and commercial buildings by Wright which even today remain modern and relevant; with the incorporation of up-to-date bathrooms, they would eclipse most of what is being designed today by leading architects. No color, and all line drawings, but you can spend hours studying the plans and admiring the elevation drawings.

Some books with mousic score and lyrics are not available in other countries except the land of their authors. It's difficult situation for those, who are studying jazz in Europe, for example. That's why Internet shopping make impossible things possible. That's why I'm so happy, that I can listen beautiful jazz standards performed by unforgettable Frank Sinatra and guests and now I can see the lyrics, notes and I can learn them. It's amazing. This book will help me learn more american jazz standards, more english, and give me lots of satisfaction singing them with my jazz band.

Frank Damazio does it again in this small, compact, yet powerful volume on the gathering of God's people. While his framee of reference is mainly with regard to the large corporate gatherings of God's people for worship and Sunday meetings, this book gives essentials principles that can apply to even small groups meeting in homes. With churches today opting for "seeker" principles which dilute the purpose of God meeting with His people, Damazio pulls no punches in challenging God's people to meet according to God's principles, for God's glory, and with true biblical goals and vision in mind. Any small group leader, pastor, and minister will find this book helpful in training his staff and elders. Frank Damazio and the publishing house in Oregon is beginning to take the lead in calling the church to a new reformation for the genuine goals of God's people meeting for God's worship. The books from this author continue to motivate Christian leaders in new, yet eternal purposes!

I thoroughly enjoyed it. I like intelligent, non-formulaic writing, and this hits the mark. Lingo is brilliant at wordplay, and is an astute viewer of the way the world is today and what it needs. It is respectful of the reader, & irreverent toward the "because that's the way it is" crowd. Editorial, yet a novel. It ultimately gave me a clearer view of society because it's so realistic, even though it's fantasy.

An outstanding book that should be in the library of every school administrator. It gives a brief overview of case law that is critical for every administrator to understand. It serves as an excellent source of reference.