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They Shoot Orcas, Don't They? - TheTyee.ca
They Shoot Orcas, Don't They?TheTyee.ca, Canada - 45 minutes agoBy Daniel Francis [Editor's note: The book Operation Orca (Harbour Publishing) recounts the efforts to save Springer in Puget Sound and Luna near Gold River ...
| Balls and Strikes: The Money Game in Professional Baseball author: Kenneth M. Jennings asin: 0275934411 |
![]() | Chaos Theory in Economics: Methods, Models and Evidence (International Library of Critical Writings in Economics) asin: 1858982162 |
The Best Business Stories of the Year: 2003 Edition
![]() | asin: 1400031451 binding: Paperback list price: $14.00 USD amazon price: $14.00 |
A year’s worth of the most interesting, noteworthy, and best-written articles on all aspects of the business world.“Amid Global Turmoil, Wild Times in Trading Afghanis” by Daniel Pearl, from The Wall Street Journal “Bidding War” by James B. Stewart, from The New Yorker“This Little Slinky Goes to Market” by Neil Irwin, from The Washington Post“Yes, We Have No Profits” by Nicholas Stein, from Fortune“Corporate Veil” by John R. Emschwiller and Rebecca Smith, from The Wall Street Journal read more »
Writing News for Broadcast
![]() | author: Edward, Jr. Bliss John M. Patterson asin: 0231043724 binding: Hardcover list price: $17.50 USD amazon price: $17.50 |
-- Choice Writing News for Broadcast is the Strunk and White of broadcast newswriting books. Long considered the gold standard of broadcast journalism textbooks, this guide for the student and the professional has inspired generations of newscasters through its eloquent examples and emphasis on the writer's responsibility, commitment, and integrity. read more »
The Bazaar: Markets and Merchants of the Islamic World
![]() | author: Walter M. Weiss asin: 0500018391 binding: Hardcover list price: $50.00 USD amazon price: $36.10 USD |
This sumptuously illustrated journey through the bazaars in the old Islamic cities of the Orient shows how little they have changed since the Middle Ages. First the origins of the bazaar, its roots in the markets of ancient times, and the early Islamic fortresses and caravanserais are examined. Then the path of goods, carried by the trader's indispensable companion, the camel, is traced along legendary caravan routes like the Silk, Incense, and Amber Roads. read more »






