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Virginia Rowland of Blackslate Kennels and the ABA National Rescue Coordinator Recommends:

• "The Culture Clash"
• "The Domestic Dog: It's Evolution, Behavior and Interactions with People"
• "So Your Dog's Not Lassie: Tips for Training Difficult Dogs and Independent Breeds"
• "The Ultimate Book of Mastiff Breeds"
• "Bullmastiffs Today"

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San Diego Natural History Museum

Backroads of Northern California
Dave Wyman
Voyageur Press; (2000)
Enjoy an excellent pictorial guide to the winding backroads of the Golden State's spectacular northern half. As only a native Californian can, David M. Wyman covers not only the routes themselves, but the geology, geography, and history that have shaped the region. Plus, you'll find unique sites and characters, and historical sidebars. The text is accented by stunning photographs, including some historical images. Wyman conducts seminars for the Museum.

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Northwest Passage, starring Spencer Tracy (1940) "Northwest Passage," based on the first part of Kenneth Roberts' historical novel of the same name, is an American classic. One of the first Technicolor features, it brings to life colonial America and the brutality of the French and Indian War, which proved to be the training ground for George Washington and other leaders of the Revolution. The fascinating aspect is that the troops of Rogers' Rangers not only have to battle the enemy (Abenaki Indians, who are allied with the French) but also the environment and, at times, their own commander, Maj. Robert Rogers, played by Spencer Tracy as an almost-superhuman leader. (The novel paints a different portrait by its conclusion; there is foreshadowing of this in the film.) Notable are the performances of Tracy, Robert Young (perhaps his best big-screen role) and Walter Brennan. The delightful music of Herbert Stothart completes the picture. As fans of the film would say, "See you at sundown, Harvard."

List Price: $19.99 Our Price: $17.99 You Save: $3.00 (15%) Amazon.com RATING: RANK: 3,854

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