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Charles Fleming, Environmental Patriot
Described as 'probably New Zealand's most famous and influencial biologist', it was in the conservation movement that Fleming had his largest following. Undeterred by a life threatening coronary thrombosis in his mid-fifties, he continued to devote himself to the battle for the forests until he died suddenly aged seventy-one, at the height of his influence.
Fleming and Tibbins -- Abridged: A New and Complete French and English and English and French Dictionary, on the Basis of the Royal Dictionary English
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Charles Fleming's Cape Expedition Diary
Charles Fleming was one of New Zealand's pre-eminent 20th century scientists. In 1942, aged 24, he spent a year on Auckland Island as a coast watcher with the secret wartime Cape Expedition and kept a detailed and well-illustrated diary recording day to day events as well as the scientific work he undertook at No. 2 station in Carnley Harbour. He also visited No. 1 station at Ranui Cove and No. 3 station on Campbell Island.
High Concept
Using the life and career of Don Simpson as a point of departure, High Concept takes readers on a riveting journey inside the Hollywood of the 1980s and 90s. For over two decades Simpson was Hollywood's reigning bad boy, yet through the same period he and his partner, Jerry Bruckheimer were the most successful independent producers in the Hollywood history. The revelations in High Concept are astounding! Through intensive research Fleming has created a dramatic tale of the rise of the key players and how the Don Simpson way became the Hollywood way. Through an interwoven narrative of the decadence and greed, hypocrisy and hysteria, profligacy and moral emptiness of the key power brokers, Fleming returns to the core concept of excess and how it continues to drive Hollywood.
Messing with My Head
Howard Dully was 12 years old when he was given a lobotomy. He was 56 years old when he found out why. The four decades in between tell a story of profound love and compassion. In 1960 Howard's father and stepmother delivered him into the hands of the man who had invented the 'ice pick' lobotomy. Expelled from the mainstream medical community, his once-popular procedure now a grisly medical relic, Dr Walter Freeman was eager to turn this temperamental 12-year-old into a submissive boy - especially after hearing the terrible lies his stepmother told about him. Howard, told he was going into the hospital for tests, was instead given electro-shock treatments and a transorbital lobotomy. It took him 40 years to recover. Howard Dully's escape from that dark place is a voyage of enormous hope and universal appeal.
A Heart of Flame
A Heart of Flame by Charles Fleming Embree. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1901 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.
High Concept
What "Hit and Run was to Hollywood financial impropriety, and what "You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again was to sex, drugs, and self-destruction, "High Concept is to the evolution of today's driving business philosophy and simultaneous back-lot grotesqueries of the contemporary entertainment industry. Using the life and career of producer Don Simpson as a point of departure, "High Concept takes readers on a riveting journey inside the Hollywood of the 1980s and 1990s. Throughout the period, Simpson and his partner, Jerry Bruckheimer, were the most successful independent producers in the history of moviemaking, responsible for the hit films "Flashdance, Beverly Hills Cop, Top Gun, Crimso...
The Studio Kill
An old-fashioned murder mystery full of places and characters from Old Hollywood, with a surprise ending.
