RBM AUTOMOTIVE Book Archive

By Mark Acres

By Katherine van Wormer, Diane Rae Davis

Dependancy therapy covers the organic, mental, and social features of alcoholism, consuming problems, compulsive playing, and different addictions. First-person narratives concerning the adventure of dependancy offer you a realism and intensity of analysis now not usually present in textbooks. furthermore, you'll research subject matters that curiosity you, akin to the case opposed to so-called underage ingesting legislation, to teach you the significance of decreasing the damage of any addictive habit.

By Georgios A. Xenis

Students were trying to comprehend Sophocles' "Electra" for over millennia. The beginnings of this lengthy culture of the play's interpretation are in Hellenistic Alexandria, and are actually represented via a chain of notes that have survived within the margins of medieval manuscripts. The booklet bargains an English creation and an authoritative new severe textual content of those notes in accordance with an intensive overview of the manuscript proof and the easiest smooth scholarship. The serious textual content is observed by means of an equipment criticus, and is positioned in its scholarly context by way of a wealthy selection of parallel passages.

By Frank Palmer

By Donald L. Sparks (Eds.)

Advances in Agronomy remains to be well-known as a number one reference and a major resource for the newest learn in agronomy. As consistently, the themes coated are assorted and exemplary of the myriad of subject material handled by means of this long-running serial. * continues the top impression issue between serial courses in agriculture * provides well timed stories on vital agronomy concerns * Enjoys a longstanding popularity for excellence within the box

By Tracy Hickman, Douglas Niles

By Walt L. Perry, Bruce Pirnie, John Gordon, Arroyo Center

Summarizes matters generated throughout the AAN Spring Wargame 1998.

By James Bastien

By Jennifer Hendricks, Gordon Hendricks

By of Norwich Julian;Edmund Colledge;James Walsh