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.Molecular Cell Biology

by: Harvey Lodish, Arnold Berk, Chris A. Kaiser, Monty Krieger, Matthew P. Scott, Anthony Bretscher, Hidde Ploegh, Paul T. Matsudaira

August 30, 2007
A tolerable reference, especially for cell signalling/transduction, but not the killer text everyone makes it out to be. Having just finished the first year of a microbiology/virology degree, I can honestly say that I have used Lubert Stryer's Biochemistry more frequently, and if you want cell biology, buy a copy of Molecular Biology Of The Cell by Alberts et al. instead. Of course, if you like nice bright pictures, then this is probably for you. Otherwise, the money is better spent elsewhere.
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.The Dastardly Book for Dogs

by: Joe Garden, Janet Ginsburg, Chris Pauls, Anita Serwacki, Scott Sherman

October 01, 2007
A MUST for all DOG Owners, and DOG Lovers. A Laugh from begining to end
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.Staying on

by: Paul Scott

September 02, 1999
A tremendously moving and elegiac book that somehow manages to cover British colonial life in a way that does not sound insulting or racist in a post-colonial world. I read this on holiday along with a stack of books from more contemporary (and award winning) authors writing on similar themes and thought that in its subtle and gently amusing way it could give all of the young guns some lessons in how to write a book which covers both big themes and small affairs of the heart. The ending was almost unbearably sad. The only reason it's not a five-star rating is that like some of the other reviewers I got a bit impatient with some of the stream-of-consciousness sentences that were supposed to represent the characters when they were thinking - ... Read More:
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.Evidence Based Medicine

by: Sharon E. Straus, W. Scott Richardson, Paul Glasziou, R. Brian Haynes

March 09, 2005
As a researcher and teacher of EBP I found this book to be incredibly useful as a guide and a reference. It provides a clear definition of EBP (EBM) in its broadest context. This book also sets out in clear steps how the process works, and develops, with concise information on how to implement evidence, and how to teach this implementation to heaalth care students and workers.
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.The Jewel in the Crown (The Raj quartet)

by: Paul Scott

January 29, 1996
The first book in the "Raj" quartet, it is set in India during the second world war, at a time when Britain's colony was stirring itself towards independence. Persevere if you find this book slow at first, because you may find you will ultimately be drawn in by the sheer poetry of the writing. Like many classic novels, this is a book to savour, not one to be rushed. The contrast, the smells, colours, textures and tastes of India are all there, not just the visual appearance. It's like reading a piece of history, although it's characters are fictional, as it provides an insight into the issues and attitudes of the people of the time.

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.AQA Mathematics for GCSE Modular Higher 1 Students' Book: Student's Book

by: Jan Johns, Chris Sherrington, Margaret Thornton, Mark Willis, Kathryn Scott, June Haighton, Anne Haworth, Steve Lomax, Andrew Manning

June 14, 2006
The first book in the "Raj" quartet, it is set in India during the second world war, at a time when Britain's colony was stirring itself towards independence. Persevere if you find this book slow at first, because you may find you will ultimately be drawn in by the sheer poetry of the writing. Like many classic novels, this is a book to savour, not one to be rushed. The contrast, the smells, colours, textures and tastes of India are all there, not just the visual appearance. It's like reading a piece of history, although it's characters are fictional, as it provides an insight into the issues and attitudes of the people of the time.

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.Civil War: Marvel Universe

by: Ty Templeton, Ed Brubaker, Paul Jenkins, Dan Slott, Michael Avon Oeming, Matt Fraction, Robert Kirkman, Marc Guggenheim
by: Lee Weeks, Tom Raney, Paul Smith, Leinil Francis Yu, David Aja, Phil Hester, Scott Kolins, Ty Templeton

June 20, 2007
The first book in the "Raj" quartet, it is set in India during the second world war, at a time when Britain's colony was stirring itself towards independence. Persevere if you find this book slow at first, because you may find you will ultimately be drawn in by the sheer poetry of the writing. Like many classic novels, this is a book to savour, not one to be rushed. The contrast, the smells, colours, textures and tastes of India are all there, not just the visual appearance. It's like reading a piece of history, although it's characters are fictional, as it provides an insight into the issues and attitudes of the people of the time.

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.AQA Mathematics for GCSE Modular Higher 5 Students' Book: Student's Book (Students Book)

by: Steve Lomax, Margaret Thornton, Mark Willis, Jan Johns, Anne Haworth, June Haighton, Chris Sherrington, Andrew Manning, Kathryn Scott

October 20, 2006
The first book in the "Raj" quartet, it is set in India during the second world war, at a time when Britain's colony was stirring itself towards independence. Persevere if you find this book slow at first, because you may find you will ultimately be drawn in by the sheer poetry of the writing. Like many classic novels, this is a book to savour, not one to be rushed. The contrast, the smells, colours, textures and tastes of India are all there, not just the visual appearance. It's like reading a piece of history, although it's characters are fictional, as it provides an insight into the issues and attitudes of the people of the time.

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.AQA Mathematics for GCSE Modular Foundation Module 3 Students' Book: Student's Book

by: Jan Johns, Andrew Manning, Chris Sherrington, Margaret Thornton, Anne Haworth, Kathryn Scott, June Haighton, Steve Lomax, Mark Willis

July 25, 2006
The first book in the "Raj" quartet, it is set in India during the second world war, at a time when Britain's colony was stirring itself towards independence. Persevere if you find this book slow at first, because you may find you will ultimately be drawn in by the sheer poetry of the writing. Like many classic novels, this is a book to savour, not one to be rushed. The contrast, the smells, colours, textures and tastes of India are all there, not just the visual appearance. It's like reading a piece of history, although it's characters are fictional, as it provides an insight into the issues and attitudes of the people of the time.

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.AQA Mathematics for GCSE Modular Foundation Module 1 Students' Book: Student's Book

by: Jan Johns, Chris Sherrington, Margaret Thornton, Mark Willis, Kathryn Scott, June Haighton, Anne Haworth, Steve Lomax, Andrew Manning

June 14, 2006
The first book in the "Raj" quartet, it is set in India during the second world war, at a time when Britain's colony was stirring itself towards independence. Persevere if you find this book slow at first, because you may find you will ultimately be drawn in by the sheer poetry of the writing. Like many classic novels, this is a book to savour, not one to be rushed. The contrast, the smells, colours, textures and tastes of India are all there, not just the visual appearance. It's like reading a piece of history, although it's characters are fictional, as it provides an insight into the issues and attitudes of the people of the time.

The central story concerns Daphne Manners, a young British woman raped during riots in the first stirrings ... Read More:
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