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"This collection brings together the expertise and experience of numerous authors and is likely to be valuable to scientists and statisticians alike. … This book should have broad appeal … introduces some extremely useful tools and practices from leaders in the field. On top of that, it also contains an exciting vision for the future of scientific research. … The challenge of reproducibility in the computational era is being confronted across the sciences, with each field developing its own tools and best practices. This book is an important step in bringing together a broad group of scientists to share what has been learned."—Journal of the American Statistical Association, June 2015
"The book as a whole has something for everybody and provides an interesting snapshot of the available tools, platforms, and good practices for researchers as the scientific community aims to be more self-correcting."—Journal of Statistical Software, October 2014
"Three recent books have significantly influenced how I use R in reproducible work: Dynamic Documents with R and knitr by Yihui Xie, Reproducible Research with R and RStudio by Christopher Gandrud, and Implementing Reproducible Research edited by Victoria Stodden, Friedrich Leisch, and Roger D. Peng … I recommend all three books to R users at any level. There really is something here for everyone."—Richard Layton, PhD, PE, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
"In total, this book provides information on almost all aspects of reproducible research in the open science environment … I would recommend this book to anybody who wants to learn more about reproducible research in the context of open science."—Biometrical Journal

Implementing Reproducible Research

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No-Bake Cheesecake: 40 Low-Carb, No-Bake Cheesecake Recipes That You Can Indulge in Without Guilt (Low Carb Desserts)

Parlons wolof: langue et culture

“Katherine Hall Page’s gift for storytelling comes vividly alive as she seamlessly creates a fast-paced, intricate mystery, keeping the suspense simmering until the last pages.”

The Body in the Gazebo

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Journal of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Psychology for Medicine and Healthcare

The Well of Five Streams Essays on Celtic Paganism

Beat The Devil (A John Childress Thriller)

Making Sense of Mass Education

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Le grand voyage du pays des Hurons, situé en l'Amérique vers la mer douce, (Éd.1632)

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Von strategischen über wahnähnliche Handlungen hin zum vernunftwidrigen Größenwahn Heinrich des Löwen

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’... an important contribution to the study of gender and space in early modern Europe.’ Urban History

Architecture and the Politics of Gender in Early Modern Europe

Die Wahrheit über DSDS, Popstars & Co. Zwei Gewinner packen aus

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Bihar in the 1940s

Muhajirs and the Nation

Greyland: D.U.M.B.s (Deep Underground Military Bases) - Book 1

Address Delivered Before The American Whig And Cliosophic Societies Of The College Of New Jersey By William L. Dayton (1843)

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'Although written by an environmental sociologist this is a book aimed at all those interested in formulating more sustainable social and economic policy, crossing disciplinary lines and delivering a message of hopeful optimism in an increasingly divided and dystopian world. Lockie demonstrates how environmental policy can draw on multiple methodologies, including market mechanisms, while asserting that it needs to be firmly located within a framework of democracy and accountability. It is a must-read in the twenty-first century…'
Michael Redclift, Emeritus Professor of International Environmental Policy, Department of Geography, King’s College, University of London, UK

'This volume provides a thoughtful analysis on how and under what conditions market-based approaches do – and do not – support sustainable agriculture and resource management. A balanced, well-written and informative argument for scholars, governments, communities and the private sector to move beyond market ideologies.'
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'A systematic, well-documented and convincing argument that market instruments are necessary but not sufficient tools to deal with agri-environmental challenges and the global climate crisis.'
E. Melanie DuPuis, Professor of Environmental Studies and Science, Dyson College of Arts & Sciences, Pace University, US

Market-Based Policy Instruments for Sustainable Agriculture and Resource Management

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The 17 Day Diet: Phase II Activate!

In The Art of City Sketching, Michael Abrams reminds us that one of most innate and intriguing of human abilities is our capacity to use our hands as a sensing device for "seeing," perceiving, and knowing our environments. Like spending time outdoors, eating well, and exercising, sketching is a way to engage in the kinds of full-body, sensory experiences that humans need in order to feel healthy. In this important book, Abrams beckons us into the world of sketching by using accessible language and an extensive collection of compelling original images to illustrate how beginners and those with years of practice alike can experience the full range of benefits of sketching. 
-Jana VanderGoot, RA, Associate Professor in Architecture, University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning, Preservation, and Real Estate Development

Now more than ever, The Art of City Sketching is proving itself to be an essential reference for architects, landscape architects, and urbanists. In an age preoccupied with digital simulations, parametrics, automations, and abstractions, where the designed artifact is often understood as an object estranged from its context, The Art of City Sketching affirms tools that have been essential to designers for centuries, namely drawing by hand and diagramming in situ. Michael Abram’s book challenges readers to imagine a myriad of ways in which the city can be represented and interpreted. It supports the notion that the individual building, or the unique place within a city, are all part of a broader and richer urban context that contribute to the utility, beauty, and meaning of a designed urban set-piece. And, what better way is there to understand architecture, landscape, and the city than by keeping a sketchbook or a visual journal? 
- Brian Kelly, AIA, Professor, Associate Dean for Development and Faculty Affairs, Area Chair / Director, Architecture Program, School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation, University of Maryland

In times overcome by the advantages of digital representation, Michael Abrams recognizes free-hand sketching as a current and valuable tool to explore and exploit the intricate relationship between the human eye, hand, and mind to properly represent what we see, understand, think, and feel about the built environment. Impressive in quantity and quality, the exemplary sketches in this book attest to the relevance of free hand drawing as a fundamental translator of design intentions whether observed in analysis or proposed in design. For anyone committed to improve on his/her drawing ability, the lessons in this book are thorough, well organized, and carefully delivered to effectively assist in the development of practical skill and technique. 
-Juan C. Penabad-Sánchez, Assistant Professor, Architectural Design & Method, University of Puerto Rico

The feedback loop that’s created between the hand, eyes, and brain, while sketching, is an invaluable way of comprehending the world around you. In the age of SketchUp and Revit, learning this analog method and concentrating on how to see are imperative for the beginning architecture or design student. Sketching brings to life one’s ideas and makes them visible, ultimately, communicating intentions. This book is highly accessible and underscores succinct, yet important lessons that brings an analytic approach to each topic, providing the "why" to the "what" and "how" of sketching.
- Catherine K. Anderson, Assistant Professor of Interior Architecture, The George Washington University

The Art of City Sketching is an essential graphic handbook for students and emergent professionals of architecture and urban design. In an immediately accessible way, and through beautifully rendered illustrations, the book provides clear tips, lessons, and principles for drawing space and place.
-Austin Raimond, Adjunct Professorial Lecturer of Interior Architecture, The George Washington University

A Field Manual

The Art of City Sketching

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