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The Mentally Sound Dog: How to Shape, Train and Change Canine Behavior

Published in Paperback by Alpine Pubns (June, 1995)

Authors: Gail I. Clark, Joanne Carriera, and William N. Boyer

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An excellent source for you and your dog

Well written and informative. Covers dog behavior and training in an easily understandable, and logical method. Enjoyable to read, if you have dogs you will use this book over and over.

Mission on Taylor Street : the founding and early years of the Dayton Brethren in Christ Mission

Published in Unknown Binding by Brethren in Christ Historical Society ; Evangel Press ()

Author: Paul S. Boyer

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family history as well

Hi there If you are a Boyer (or a French) and have family from southwestern Ohio - please order one of these fine paperbacks by Paul. Besides wonderful mission history there is also Boyer (and French) family history to be learned.
Have a wonderful day.
Nanette

The Enduring Vision

Published in Paperback by Houghton Mifflin College (June, 1998)

Authors: Paul S. Boyer and William Bruce Wheeler

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The Enduring Vision

IT WAS INTERESTING BUT VERY LENGTHY IN DETAIL. I THOUGHT IT WAS UNNECESSARY TO HAVE ALL OF THE EXTRA STUFF. OVERALL I THOUGHT IT WAS OK.

Warming the World : Economic Models of Global Warming

Published in Paperback by MIT Press (September, 2003)

Authors: William D. Nordhaus and Joseph Boyer

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Replace assumption with knowledge.

The author assumes as factual the uses of ozone eating chemicals and destruction wrought by emissions of trace gases. Hence the possibility opens up to discuss the tremendously complex ways in which the problems need to be addressed. It will come as a complete surprise to both the author and the unsuspecting reader that there are no problems which need such complex and costly remedies. There is no gain in sacrificing the public's wealth on avoiding risks which do not exist. All the money spent contributes to is the material well-being of those involved in addressing the man-made catastrophe predictions. This volume is long on words and short on intellectual honesty.