Simply Scheme: A Methods Handbook

Matthew Wright

Brian Harvey

MIT Press (MA)

Breedfreak: The Dog Breed Guide for Normal People, With Real Lives Families, Houses and Budgets is a complete guide to picking a dog breed. While other atlases and breed organizations have financial interest in making sure you think their breed is flawless, we are here to lift the veil and give you the dog breed secrets that all vets, behaviorists, and dog trainers know but are afraid to tell you. Each breed entry includes a thorough, extremely biased, and remarkably opinionated breed description; an estimate of what you can expect to spend on your dog (hint: it is more than you think) and a whopping dose of humor to keep you interested. In addition to the breed entries there are several background chapters with excruciatingly important information you need to know about selecting a breed.

Breedfreak: The Dog Breed Guide for Normal People with Real Lives, Families, Houses, and Budgets

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Breed Freak

In June 1942 the Panzerarmee Afrika, led by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, surged into Egypt. The only intact force standing between the Axis army and Cairo was the Second New Zealand Division -- classified by Rommel as the elite of the British Army. They were led by Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Freyberg, a man the Germans officially considered a 'dangerous opponent'. A few days later, a German Panzer division surrounded 2 NZ Division at Minqar Qaim. Outnumbered and cut off, the Kiwis should have surrendered. Instead, they smashed their way out with rifle and bayonet. This was not an isolated performance. American observers thought 2 NZ Division was 'by far the best fighting unit in the Middle East', and described Freyberg as a 'very great leader of men, possessed of tremendous courage and sound judgement.' These observations are at odds with post-war attempts to 'de-mythologise' New Zealand's desert war -- to cut the Kiwi contribution down to a size befitting a small South Pacific nation. Desert Duel tells the story of New Zealand's desert war, which surged back and forth across the arid, stony wastes of Egypt and Lybia for nearly four years from 1940.In a lively and well-illustrated account, making extensive use of original source material, Matthew Wright argues that modern efforts to re-interpret the performance of the New Zealanders and their commander are not supported by the documented facts.

Desert Duel: New Zealand's North African War 1940-43

History

Europe

Reed New Zealand

Torpedo!: Kiwis at Sea in World War II

Random, N.Z

Those Who Have the Courage

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