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How to Get a Job in Greater Boston

Published in Paperback by Surrey Books (March, 1994)

Authors: Thomas M. Camden and Paul S. Tanklefsky

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Good Book

I know Mr. Tanklefsky and he knows a lot about the subject of finding jobs. This book is very informative and useful. It is full of usefull information pretainting to the Boston Area job market.

How to Restore Your Musclecar

Published in Paperback by Motorbooks International (December, 1990)

Authors: Greg Donahue and Paul Zazarine

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Excellent step by step guide to complete restoration

well organized, thoughtful clear illustrations and photographs with sufficient information to guide you through a bumper to bumper restoration. Includes excellent resource index.

Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer Among the Indians: And Other Unfinished Stories

Published in Paperback by University of California Press (August, 1989)

Authors: Mark Twain, Walter Blair, and Paul Baender

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interesting

This collection of unfinished stories was very interesting. It's very cool to know these unfinished tales. This product is not quite as good as the original Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer novels but is defenately a good collection. Some of the stories aren't as good as others but there are several that are very good.

Hudsons Street Atlas of the Greater Twin City Metropolitan Area/1994

Published in Paperback by Hudson Map Co (January, 1994)

Author: Hudson Map Company

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Useful to an Extent

This book is extremely useful only if you have some basic knowledge of where you are going. There are too many versions and parts of street names. To obtain truly useable directions, you must have some idea of the location of where you are attempting to go.

The Human Odyssey

Published in Hardcover by West Wadsworth (January, 1999)

Authors: Marion Kaplan and Paul S. Kaplan

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Good but, could be better

The Human Odyssey:Life-Span Development is a form of psychology. The book is ok but, I wasn't too impressed by it.

Humanization and the Politics of God: The Koinonia Ethics of Paul Lehmann

Published in Paperback by Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. (March, 1994)

Author: Nancy J. Duff

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Where's the index???

This book is a great tool for better understanding Lehmann. After several weeks of slogging through Ethics in a Christian Context, I was relieved to find this book. However, I was really disappointed to find that it did not have a topical index. I had to search all through the book for things I was trying to look up. I happen to know that an index was written, I just don't know what happened to it. But I would definitely recommend this book if the concepts of humanization and koinonia are confusing you.

A hundred movements for a fan

Published in Unknown Binding by Quartet Books ()

Author: Paul Claudel

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A fascinating experiment and interesting poetry

This volume contains "occidental ideograms", Claudel's fusion of haiku and Western sensibilities, printed in three columns - ideogram, "title" and short poem/phrase. Claudel has utilized unusual placement of words and splitting of words in ways that emphasis particular letters/sounds. There are two poems to a page, French and English pages facing each other. The poems are not haiku nor are they Zen Buddhist. However, they are generally grounded in concrete observation with a contemplative bent. The result is much more exquisite than most Western haiku.

Some focus on mental activity, for example: "The peony / and this flush/ in us/ that precedes / thought" Note that a significant portion of the poem is lost when separated from the ideogram and spacing of the original.

Some focus on nature with human reminents: "In the forest / on an abandoned / grave / a white / lantern".

This is an excellent cross-cultural literary work well worth the readers' time.

Hydraulics of Pipelines: Pumps, Valves, Cavitation, Transients

Published in Hardcover by Interscience (21 February, 1989)

Author: J. Paul Tullis

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Excellent for mechanical engineering professionals

As an expert in pipelines design a recommend it very extensively because of the structure is is written and the wide range of the covered topics. The most comprehensive book in the field!

Hypermedia and Literary Studies

Published in Paperback by MIT Press (19 March, 1994)

Authors: Paul Delany and George P. Landow

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thinking about hypertext

Although somewhat dated, Landow and Delany's collection of essays brings together early work (1980s) by scholars interested in thinking about the implications of hypertext within the humanities. Terence Harpold's "Threnody: Psychoanalytic Digressions on the Subject of Hypertext" is widely referenced. While arguably over-invested in poststructuralist literary theory at the expense of visual cultural studies, this volume cannot be ignore by serious students of hypermedia. Landow and Delany's opening essay is particularly valuable for its summarizing of what was then current thought on hypertext as an expressive form.

I Am Phoenix : Poems for Two Voices

Published in Paperback by HarperTrophy (September, 1989)

Authors: Paul Fleischman and Ken Nutt

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Delightful

The poems in this book are meant to be read aloud by two different people. Each person reads one of the two columns aloud and lines written on the same line are said simultaneously. This volume contains poems about birds.

My 9 year old son, who doesn't like to read out loud, loves to say these poems with me. It takes a couple of readings to get the cadence right, so this becomes a wonderful way to work on diction while having a tremendous amount of fun.

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