Jahangir, a number one player, offers instruction for beginners and advanced squash players

Winning Squash

Khan, Jahangir

Khan, Rahmat

Eaton, Richard

Sports & Outdoors

Prentice Hall Direct

In the heart of India's Deccan Plateau lies the ruined city of Firuzabad, the royal palace and second capital of Sultan Firuz Shah Bahmani. Built in the early years of the fifteenth century, the city displays a remarkably unified conception of Indo-Muslim architecture. But Firuzabad slipped into oblivion shortly after the death of its patron, and has since remained virtually unnoticed by archaeologists and art historians alike. In the present volume art historian George Michell and Indian historian Richard Eaton have collaborated in producing the first detailed architectural and historical analysis of this fascinating but little-known legacy of Indo-Muslim culture.

Firuzabad: Palace City of the Deccan (Oxford Studies in Islamic Art)

Arts & Photography

Michell, George

History & Criticism

Oxford University Press

In the last half century, the American theater has become more a part of the global theatrical community and as a result, America's playwrights and their works are receiving more attention internationally. Eugene O'Neill is perhaps the one American playwright who has gained the most renown with the global expansion of American theater. This work is not only an annotated bibliography of published works about O'Neill, but a careful record of the scores of productions of O'Neill's work both within and without the United States, in English-speaking countries and elsewhere, and the large number of published translations of his plays covering the years 1973 through 1999. The eight sections of this large work, each annotated, are: A articles in English; B books (with reviews indicated); C dissertations; D non-English language articles, books, and dissertations; E and F listings by play title of production of O'Neill's plays in the United States and abroad; G primary works by O'Neill; and H miscellaneous information on O'Neill productions

Eugene O'Neill: An Annotated International Bibliography, 1973 Through 1999

Smith, Madeline C.

Humor & Entertainment

McFarland Publishing

From Broadway to regional and college stages and back again, the plays of Eugene O’Neill have been widely presented to audiences around the world. This work brings together biographical information on more than 3300 individuals who have appeared in or been a part of O’Neill productions. Some came famous to their roles; some used a play as a springboard to success; many had their O’Neill moment and were heard from no more. All—including actors, directors, producers, and other personnel—are listed here. Each entry includes either the role played (for cast members) or the position filled (for crew) and the opening dates and place of the production. Where possible, fuller biographical data, including birth and death dates and information on other performances, is provided. Indexes offer access to titles, characters, and theater names.

Eugene O'Neill Production Personnel: A Biographical Dictionary of Actors, Directors, Producers, and Scenic and Costume Designers in Stage and Screen Presentations of the Plays

Movies

This essay explores the rise of Islam and its continuing influential role in Africa, Asia, and Europe, making it the source of a truly global civilization. Such concepts as the nature of Islamic civilization and the sources of its cultural diffusion, Islamic socioreligious institutions, and Islam as a world system are also discussed.

Islamic History As Global History (Essays on Global and Comparative History Series)

Religion & Spirituality

Islam

Amer Historical Assn

Murder mystery set in the Colorado Rockies with intensely shifting and twisting clues that nearly get Sheriff Janz killed. The culminating finale is anything but your normal old ending.

Janz County

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Trafford Publishing

Owners of old houses are often baffled by the confusing advice they receive from their builders, architects or surveyors who may be more familiar with repairing modern buildings than dealing with the issues associated with traditional houses. Old houses generally require a different approach, one, for instance, which takes account of their need to 'breathe'. Modern solutions do not always recognise that need. This book will help owners, builders and all construction professionals make the decisions that are right for old buildings. It illustrates the long term benefits of using more traditional solutions on older houses rather than modern materials like cement based mortars, sealants or impervious paints. It offers practical guidance on: How to get the right professional advice; Legal requirements for listed buildings; Problems with damp and rot; Use of lime mortars, plasters and renders; Why old buildings need to breathe; Planning applications; and, Trees, outbuildings and gardens.

Building Construction Drawing: A Class-book for the Elementary Student and Artisan

Architecture

Routledge

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