This classic is a must-have for the true chili lover and chili historian. It's the book that revived interest in chili.

I like thin books with thick subject matter. I also like book titles that herald the contents. This book does both. In an essay of 200 pages, Frank Pommersheim, a Lakota tribal judge, artfully braids together the variegated feathers of tribal sovereignty. Experience, Culture, History, Language, Politics, and Law, not just Acts of Congress (treaties, statutes), decisions of the United States Supreme Court, and executive action (orders and regulations) shape, limit, and ultimately enhance or diminish tribal sovereignty. The author, sometimes poetically, sometimes polemically, but always pointedly argues that tribal courts are the fundamental institution of legitimate, authentic tribal self-determination.

A good insight into the companies' strategy for success particularly in New Zealand and Australia. I found the book insightful and worth my time.

This book is so funny.I want to make a bear like that.What I need is paint,paper,paintbursh,and animals.

I recommend this to all beginning bridge players and will recommend to all my students. Frank presents the material in a logical fashion along with a thought process that will get you going in the right direction. Bridge is more than memorizing the basics. Learn how to "think"bridge from Frank's easy to follow explanations. IngridH at OKbridge

I have improved a lot after I got this book. It's very good for advanced players.

A very concise and practical source of information about medicines and their use.

This is a dangerous book for anyone who doesn't have the time and money to travel to Brittany--after perusing it, you won't be able to resist. The excellent text and marvellous photographs were a great help to us in planning our too-short, 10-day visit to that very special place.

This is it! This entire series is well organized, thoughtful lessons to learn about God's word in a structured manner. Great fro formal or informal groups, large and small, these lessons take themes from the Bible and arrange study and questions to help anyone think about God'w rod in a veryt positive way.

A fascinating story that grabs you from the beginning. It's about a tabloid reporter from L.A. who stumbles into trouble in Baja while researching stories. Before you know it, you're inside this guy's head as he maneuvers his way out of one (scary/dangerous) situation after another. He's easy to like and you find yourself rooting for him right away. Through no fault of his own, he gets himself quagmired in a set of seemingly impossible situations, both with the bad guys and the cops from both sides of the border, and he has to do double time to stay a step ahead. It's not all wild stuff. There's a lot of humor in this book and it works very well. Also, there's a subliminal spiritual theme that reveals itself at the very end. Very timely and it wraps the whole thing up very nicely. I'm trying to find other works by this author but can't. Oh well, I'll wait for the next one.