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Rock Recipes 3: Even More Great Food and Photos from My Newfoundland Kitchen
Break out your mixing bowls and preheat the oven because Barry C. Parsons, the bestselling cookbook author and creator of the phenomenal RockRecipes.com, is back with an extra helping of delicious recipes to delight everyone at your dinner table. In Rock Recipes 3: Even More Great Food and Photos from My Newfoundland Kitchen, you'll find full-flavoured slow-cooked suppers and effortless quick-and-easy dinners to whip up in a pinch. From dinner-party showstoppers to family-night comfort food, Barry has every meal covered. Easy baking recipes take center stage as well with straight forward, old fashioned recipes you'll love, including those heavenly desserts that have made Rock Recipes famous the world over. And as always, every recipe is accompanied by one of Barry's amazing full-colour photographs to help guide you from preparation to presentation. With helpful cooking tips and a recipe for every possibility, Rock Recipes makes mealtime as easy as 1, 2, 3!
Vandevere
Dead fifty years and buried in Vandevere Cemetery, Meredith Hayden needs help finding her killer.
Explorers of the Southern Sky
The most comprehensive account of Australian astronomy to date.
Mosaic
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Bartok as Dog
THE STORY: Parsons, still lacking direction at the age of 35, attempts to reenter the mainstream although he wants a night job so that the days will still be free to pursue his avocation of photography. As the play begins he is undergoing a lie detector test, an hilarious if dehumanizing experience which he fails handily. Returning home to a cold beer and Bartok played loudly on the phonograph Parsons is given grudging sympathy by his girlfriend Lois, a rising young corporate executive who is paying all the bills-but beginning to lose patience with her lover's lackadaisical attitude. Parson's next interview is with a rather rigid older lady who quickly makes it known her feeling that Parsons is strictly a dilettante who doesn't really want to work at all and who grumpily sends him on his way. Home again Parsons finds that his relationship with Lois is in trouble too, when she informs him that she has a date that evening and that it might be better if he was gone when she returns. As the play ends Parsons' fate is sealed, with only the music of Bartok (the composer) and thoughts of Bartok (his mushy loved dog) to give him solace in a world which has little patience with dreamers.
A Lawyer's Tale
The author spent a difficult youth going from one boarding school to another until he obtained his freedom as an officer in the army in the Far East. He tells us his stories about his experiences and those of others who were with him through his life and of clients he acted for as a solicitor. These are colourful stories of real life and are all true except for the names which have been changed to avoid any embarrassment.
