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Nestled in the shadow of San Bruno Mountain and known as "The Gateway City" for its proximity to San Francisco, Daly City is much more than a typical suburb. A thriving and diverse community built along El Camino Real (The King's Highway), the road that connected all of the Spanish Missions in California, the city has evolved from a quaint agricultural town to an important business, residential, and transit center. This new collection of image...

The book has been broken down into several chapters, each dedicating itself to a specific type of heating and air conditioning system. Other chapters explain the basics of maintaining and servicing those specific types of equipment in a way as to simplify the operation, cleaning and repairs of the type of HVAC system that may be in your home. The most common types in service today are covered within these pages as well as advanced high efficie...

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Michael Gillespie uses Wilde's personal commentary to ignite the discussion of the novel. Gillespie follows an articulation of three primary viewpoints - historical (the novel as a product of 19th century British society), modern and post-modern - and then manages an analysis of the novel's ethical nature, its aesthetic positions, and it's cultural and political commentary.

Original essays by writing center researchers directly address current concerns about writing ctr. research through detailed accounts of research and use of diversity of research methodologies available to both veteran & novice writing ctr. professionals

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Tailored to beginning students, Essential Elements for Strings Book 1 covers techniques such as instrument position, fingerings, and bowings while incorporating theory and history lessons throughout. Features a broad scope, comprehensive detail, great pacing, thorough reinforcement, and much more!

Thomas F. Ward (1856-1912), the American teacher of composer Frederick Delius, died in historical oblivion and was buried in an unmarked grave, apparently too poor to pay his own funeral expenses. This biography of Ward describes his crucial influence on Delius, an Englishman whose formative musical years were spent under Ward's tutelage in the mid-1880s on an orange plantation on the St. Johns River south of Jacksonville, Florida. Gillespie t...

as this excerpt from the preface suggests, looking for America is a book about American values as much it is a book about a road that crosses the state of New Jersey.

These fifty-nine pieces reflect the enormous social and political upheaval of the years when, as the first woman's page editor Mary Maher put it, "Irish women were invented." The voices of this exciting anthology, diverse, sparkling, irreverent, record with wit and intelligence an Ireland on the brink of transformation. Some issues explored are: pregnancy, fashion, first loves, sexuality, a burgeoning feminism, an imploding Catholic Church, an...

What motivates workers to work harder? What can management do to create a contented and productive workforce? Discussion of these questions would be incomplete without reference to the Hawthorne experiments, one of the most famous pieces of research ever conducted in the social and behavioural sciences. Drawing on the original records of the experiments and the personal papers of the researchers, Richard Gillespie has reconstructed the intelle...

Practicing musician and professor of music discusses 350 composers and their works for harpsichord and piano. Includes 116 musical examples.

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The second book in the Essential Elements for Strings series reinforces the techniques learned in Book 1, and also introduces new concepts and develops skills in areas such as dynamics, rhythms, and sight-reading. Features a broad scope, comprehensive detail, great pacing, thorough reinforcement, and much more!

The author commanded the Royal Artillery's distinguished "O" Battery (The descendant of the Royal Horse Artillery Rocket Troop of the Napoleonic Wars) during the Persian Gulf War. The principal British weapon was the U.S. M109 Self-Propelled Howitzer, which makes for interesting comparisons with American experience with the vehicle.As the British commitment to Desert Shield escalated from brigade to division size, an enormous logistic and pers...

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