Explains the use of the sketch study, thematic drawings, compositional schemes, and refined illustrations as an integral role in the architectural design process

Sketching the Concept: Perspective Illustration for Architects, Designers and Artists

Arts & Photography

Linton, Harold

Sutton, Scott

Architecture

Design Pr

The Secret of Being

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Independently published

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TWO ONLINE PRACTICE EXAMS (500 QUESTIONS) This powerful study guide is for students who want to achieve their highest score possible on the NAPLEX®. Expert instructor S. Scott Sutton shares the insider advice and learning tools that have bolstered the performance and scores of thousands of his students. You will find the most relevant content possible, designed to sharpen your test-taking skills, put must-know information at your fingertips, and improve your exam-taking ability. Acing the NAPLEX® begins here! If you want to score your highest on the NAPLEX®, turn to this acclaimed student-reviewed study guide •Developed and reviewed by pharmacists, faculty, students, and recent graduates – so you know you are studying the most test-relevant material possible•Author Dr. Scott Sutton has prepared thousands of students, through his NAPLEX® review course, which he presents at pharmacy schools across the country•1,500 case application questions, each with a detailed explanation of correct and incorrect answer choices•Two online practice exams, each with 250 questions•Takeaway points at the end of each chapter summarize key concepts•Includes important foundational material

Mcgraw-Hill Education Naplex Review, Third Edition (Mcgraw Hill's Naplex Review Guide)

Medical Books

Pharmacology

McGraw-Hill Medical

There are defining moments in each of our lives. Moments that shape the people we become and the legacy we leave behind. Uri is about to be confronted with his. What would you sacrifice to save the things that matter most? Imagine a place where days are filled with the sounds and smells of gentle waves crashing upon the shores of a far-flung paradise; where the lines between friend, neighbor, and family are pleasantly obscured; where the trees themselves call out with the haunting legacies of generations past. Imagine losing it all in a moment; being forced to decide whether you will stay in the only home you've ever known or leave in hopes of a future; and then, watching everything you've ever known unravel around you. This is Uri's world. His crisis. His story. When the ancestors of his tribe arrived upon the shores of a small, remote island, they discovered something that amazed and captivated them: in the places where people died, trees grew which bore striking resemblances to the legacies their predecessors left behind. Now, generations later, the once-bald mountains of the island are lush with the trees of their ancestors as the tribe is confronted with its greatest crisis: their consumption of the native trees of the island is outpacing the native trees' ability to replenish. They're running out of trees. Will they look to the trees of their ancestors to sustain them? Or will they leave those venerated trees in tact and embark on a voyage toward the horizon to find a new land? Uri finds himself thrust into the center of this crisis, navigating an unfolding of events that challenge everything upon which this quiet, peaceful tribe has been founded. Along the way, he grapples with love, community, justice, and legacy in a journey that transforms not only him, but the lives around him as well.

Calling Out

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

An exciting children's book that includes humor for both parents and children. Perfect for curious children who love to ask, "why?" Also a great addition to the bookshelf that has Daddy as a main character. After a young grasshopper asks his father how much he loves him, the Dad takes his son on an adventure to show him just how much. The Daddy and son explore and learn about many different animals, birds and bugs on their journey.

I Love You Like...

Children's Books

Traub, Alec

Animals

Grass & Hopping Publishing

Scott Sutton's latest craft book expands on the knowledge and skills presented in his first book, Beadwork Techniques of the Native Americans. This volume presents eight new beadwork projects in which Scott includes personal,little-known tips that he has developed from his extensive experience. Each item has easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions that are accompanied by full-color photographs and detailed illustrations. Projects include medallions, belt buckles, barrettes, loom-beaded belts, scalp feathers, flat fans, moccasins, and small dance bags. Each section contains information on selecting the necessary materials, tools, and supplies. Both novice and experienced crafters are guaranteed many hours of pleasure creating these beautiful Native American objects. Beadworkers can use their new skills to produce other items or create their own designs.

Craftwork Techniques of the Native Americans

History & Criticism

Crazy Crow Trading Post

This book is intended to provide a background to the quality control (QC) microbiology function from the perspective of the laboratory, and particularly from that of the labortatory manager. Sutton focuses on the role of the QC microbiology laboratory in the pharmaceutical manufacturing environment, and provides "heads-up" information to the new microbiologist that is going into the pharmaceutical, medical device or cosmetics industries.

Pharmaceutical Quality Control Microbiology: A Guidebook to the Basics

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

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