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.American Graffiti: Special Edition (Widescreen) starring: Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Paul Le Mat, Charles Martin Smith, Cindy Williams directed by: George Lucas April 01, 2003 Director: George Lucas Format: Color Studio: Universal Studios Video Release Date: December 26, 2001 Cast: Richard Dreyfuss ... Curt Henderson Ron Howard ... Steve Bolander Paul Le Mat ... John Milner Charles Martin Smith ... Terry 'The Toad' Fields Cindy Williams ... Laurie Henderson Candy Clark ... Debbie Dunham Mackenzie Phillips ... Carol Wolfman Jack ... XERB disc jockey Bo Hopkins ... Joe Young Manuel Padilla Jr. ... Carlos Beau Gentry ... Ants Harrison Ford ... Bob Falfa Jim Bohan ... Officer Holstein Jana Bellan ... Budda Deby Celiz ... Wendy Lynne Marie Stewart ... Bobbie Tucker Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on American Graffiti: Special Edition (Widescreen) |
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.Dog Of The South by: Charles Portis October 30, 2007 "My wife Norma had run off with Guy Dupree and I was waiting around for the credit card billings to come in so I could see where they had gone" (p. 3), 28-year-old Ray Midge says in the opening sentences of Charles Portis's 1979 novel. Ray is a Southern Don Quixote, and DOG OF THE SOUTH follows him on a pointless quest from Arkansas through Mexico to Honduras in search of his wife Norma and his Ford Torino. Along the way, Portis's rather obtuse narrator encounters car troubles, tropical storms, and an oddball assortment of hippies and grifters, including Dr. Reo Symes, Ray's Sancho Panza. I discovered Charles Portis through Anne Lamott, who listed him among her favorite writers during her recent Boulder appearance. In a word, Portis's quirky ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Dog Of The South |
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.VBA POUR ACCESS - PROGRAMMATION by: Charles E. Brown, Ron Petrusha December 01, 2004 "My wife Norma had run off with Guy Dupree and I was waiting around for the credit card billings to come in so I could see where they had gone" (p. 3), 28-year-old Ray Midge says in the opening sentences of Charles Portis's 1979 novel. Ray is a Southern Don Quixote, and DOG OF THE SOUTH follows him on a pointless quest from Arkansas through Mexico to Honduras in search of his wife Norma and his Ford Torino. Along the way, Portis's rather obtuse narrator encounters car troubles, tropical storms, and an oddball assortment of hippies and grifters, including Dr. Reo Symes, Ray's Sancho Panza. I discovered Charles Portis through Anne Lamott, who listed him among her favorite writers during her recent Boulder appearance. In a word, Portis's quirky ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on VBA POUR ACCESS - PROGRAMMATION |
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.Belly Laughs: Food, Jokes, and Riddles by: Charles Keller 1990-09 "My wife Norma had run off with Guy Dupree and I was waiting around for the credit card billings to come in so I could see where they had gone" (p. 3), 28-year-old Ray Midge says in the opening sentences of Charles Portis's 1979 novel. Ray is a Southern Don Quixote, and DOG OF THE SOUTH follows him on a pointless quest from Arkansas through Mexico to Honduras in search of his wife Norma and his Ford Torino. Along the way, Portis's rather obtuse narrator encounters car troubles, tropical storms, and an oddball assortment of hippies and grifters, including Dr. Reo Symes, Ray's Sancho Panza. I discovered Charles Portis through Anne Lamott, who listed him among her favorite writers during her recent Boulder appearance. In a word, Portis's quirky ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Belly Laughs: Food, Jokes, and Riddles |
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.Spain Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel! by: Ron Charles 1996-03 After buying 3 other guide books about Spain, this is the best of the bunch. Deep detail on off the neaten path destinations that are not even covered in any other books, well written, and a great travel asset. Highly recommended for those looking for a real special trip. David W. Tulane >>See More Reviews & Details on Spain Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel! |
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.A Charlie Brown Christmas by: Charles M. Schulz October 01, 2001 Pay attention to the reviews on this book - it is not the real thing and fails to capture the magic of the special you saw on TV as a kid. It does clearly state on the title page that this is adapted from the special. I failed to comprehend what that meant. It means the story is abrigded - incredibly abrigded. Unfortunately at the same time it is also wordy. Nothing along the lines of reading the Peanut comic strips. The drawings also look off. Again nothing like the comic strip. A true adaptation of this special would be appropriate for children and adults. This book may work for kids but if you plan to give it to an adult friend to capture the magic of Christmas(as was my intention) don't bother. Very disappointing. >>See More Reviews & Details on A Charlie Brown Christmas |
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.The Wasted West by: Shane Lacy Hensley 1998-12 Pay attention to the reviews on this book - it is not the real thing and fails to capture the magic of the special you saw on TV as a kid. It does clearly state on the title page that this is adapted from the special. I failed to comprehend what that meant. It means the story is abrigded - incredibly abrigded. Unfortunately at the same time it is also wordy. Nothing along the lines of reading the Peanut comic strips. The drawings also look off. Again nothing like the comic strip. A true adaptation of this special would be appropriate for children and adults. This book may work for kids but if you plan to give it to an adult friend to capture the magic of Christmas(as was my intention) don't bother. Very disappointing. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Wasted West |
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.Davy Crockett Meets Death Hug: A Historical Novel by: Ron Fontes, Justine Korman October 29, 1993 Pay attention to the reviews on this book - it is not the real thing and fails to capture the magic of the special you saw on TV as a kid. It does clearly state on the title page that this is adapted from the special. I failed to comprehend what that meant. It means the story is abrigded - incredibly abrigded. Unfortunately at the same time it is also wordy. Nothing along the lines of reading the Peanut comic strips. The drawings also look off. Again nothing like the comic strip. A true adaptation of this special would be appropriate for children and adults. This book may work for kids but if you plan to give it to an adult friend to capture the magic of Christmas(as was my intention) don't bother. Very disappointing. >>See More Reviews & Details on Davy Crockett Meets Death Hug: A Historical Novel |
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.Bermuda Guide, 5th Edition by: Ron Charles October 25, 2005 Pay attention to the reviews on this book - it is not the real thing and fails to capture the magic of the special you saw on TV as a kid. It does clearly state on the title page that this is adapted from the special. I failed to comprehend what that meant. It means the story is abrigded - incredibly abrigded. Unfortunately at the same time it is also wordy. Nothing along the lines of reading the Peanut comic strips. The drawings also look off. Again nothing like the comic strip. A true adaptation of this special would be appropriate for children and adults. This book may work for kids but if you plan to give it to an adult friend to capture the magic of Christmas(as was my intention) don't bother. Very disappointing. >>See More Reviews & Details on Bermuda Guide, 5th Edition |
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.Peanuts Valentine Craft Kit by: Charles M. Schulz, Justine Fontes, Ron Fontes January 01, 2003 Pay attention to the reviews on this book - it is not the real thing and fails to capture the magic of the special you saw on TV as a kid. It does clearly state on the title page that this is adapted from the special. I failed to comprehend what that meant. It means the story is abrigded - incredibly abrigded. Unfortunately at the same time it is also wordy. Nothing along the lines of reading the Peanut comic strips. The drawings also look off. Again nothing like the comic strip. A true adaptation of this special would be appropriate for children and adults. This book may work for kids but if you plan to give it to an adult friend to capture the magic of Christmas(as was my intention) don't bother. Very disappointing. >>See More Reviews & Details on Peanuts Valentine Craft Kit |