From Publishers Weekly
In the 2005 documentary of the same name (included with the book), Motz documented eight classic hamburger joints across the country. In the ensuing years he’s broadened his horizons but not his tastes; here he presents a hundred hamburger spots in 39 states, each profiled with love and accompanied by mouthwatering full-color portraits. From Louis’ Lunch in New Haven, Conn.-allegedly the oldest continuously operating hamburger establishment in the U.S.-to Olym (more…)

Ecuador’s culture is almost as diverse as its climate. Although the Spanish settled in Ecuador hundreds of years ago, half of the population remains as direct descendants of native Indian tribes. As a result, many ancient customs and traditions still exist in the slowly emerging modern Ecuadorian society. This video discusses the geography and culture of Ecuador, one of the smallest countries in South America.

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ReviewGrassroots Motorsports, August 2006 “Antonio Alvendia has been our designated drift photographer for quite some time, and he is about to release a book on the subject. Drifting: Sideways from Japan to America covers the evolution of drifting here in the States. It’s like the Dogtown and Z-Boys documentary, Alvendia explains, although this isn’t a movie and doesn’t cover skateboarding.”Hot4s.com (AUS), December 2006 (visits per month unavailable) “If you need a healt (more…)

Nestled on the banks of the Minnesota River, the city of Eden Prairie possesses a vibrant history and a unique heritage. This book showcases over 200 historic photographs, many of which are published for the first time, to document Eden Prairieís rural roots and urban progress, from the 1850s, when immigrants began to settle in the region, through the present day. Author Marie Berger Wittenberg takes readers on a visual tour of Eden Prairieís founding families, its notable histor (more…)

3 foot by 5 foot lightweight Polyester Flag w/sharp colors. Has 2 metal Gromments for easy mounting & a Canvas Hem for long lasting strength.

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From Publishers Weekly
Pielou explains the natural history of the last 20,000 years, showing how the end of the Ice Age affected North America. Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.

From Library Journal
Pielou, a well-known ecologist and author of the The World of Northern Evergreens ( LJ 4/1/88), tells the story of the melting of the glacial ice, the resulting formation of features such as the Great Lakes, and the movement of plants and animals in response to these ch (more…)