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"Scotland has a great tradition of flytying. Many famous patterns have Scottish origins and are now used by anglers throughout the world.Some of the flies in this book are enduring classics form the Victorian age: the Jock Scott, Thunder & Lightning, Green Highlander, Logie.Others became famous in the last sixty years or so: the General Practitioner, Garry Dog, Ally's Shrimp, Willie Gunn, Hairy Mary, Munro Killer, Peter Ross, Kate McLaren, Ke-He, Mallard & Claret.Also included are many of the creations of today's Scottish flytyers: Clan Chief, Aberdeen Angus, Broon Thing, Fast Eddie, Kylie and Muddy McGregor.In every case Stan provides the full dressing invaluable tips on how to fish the flies and a photo of the fly itselfThis illustrated directory fetures the contemporary fishing flies - both native and imported - that work for anglers in Scotland today."

"Farmer Giles," Lucinda had called Giles Logie, mockingly, on the occasion of their first stormy meeting-- though anyone less like the traditional "Farmer Giles" was difficult to imagine! And indeed she soon learned that Giles had a reputation as the local gay Lothario. How could ever have managed to find herself pretending to be "engaged" to him?

John Logie Baird, Britain's foremost television pioneer, experimented with video recording onto gramophone discs in the late 1920s. Though unsuccessful at the time, his experiments resulted in several videodiscs, some 25 years before the videotape recorder became practical. These videodiscs - called Phonovision - remained neglected over the decades, considered by experts as unplayable. In the early 1980s, the author sought out and restored the surviving Phonovision discs. Using computer-based techniques in an investigation reminiscent of an archaeological dig, the author has not only revealed the images on the discs but also uncovered details of how the recordings were made. The Phonovision discs have now become recognised as one of Baird's most important legacies. In 1996 and 1998, amateur 'off-air' recordings of the BBC's 30-line Television Service (1932-35) were found, giving us our first view of what viewers were then watching. The author's restoration overturns established views on mechanically scanned television, providing us today with a true measure of Britain's heritage of television programme-making before electronic television. As well as helping to explain a poorly understood and complex period in television's history, this unique book, heavily illustrated with previously unpublished or rarely-seen historic photographs restored by the author, sheds light on the achievements of Baird, the development of video recording and the definition and invention of television itself.

Assessment of student competency is an essential part of social work education. Authors Marion Bogo, Mary Rawlings, Ellen Katz, and Carmen Logie go beyond the traditional domains for assessing students the classroom and field practica to offer a new approach that approximates authentic practice tasks, the objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) adapted for social work. Based on the work of two research teams and the extensive experience of the authors, this book provides all the resources necessary for programs to develop and implement the OSCE. In addition to a wealth of practical material in the appendices, two videos produced especially for this book (accessible online) show the OSCE process step-by-step.

"Scotland has a great tradition of flytying. Many famous patterns have Scottish origins and are now used by anglers throughout the world.Some of the flies in this book are enduring classics form the Victorian age: the Jock Scott, Thunder & Lightning, Green Highlander, Logie.Others became famous in the last sixty years or so: the General Practitioner, Garry Dog, Ally's Shrimp, Willie Gunn, Hairy Mary, Munro Killer, Peter Ross, Kate McLaren, Ke-He, Mallard & Claret.Also included are many of the creations of today's Scottish flytyers: Clan Chief, Aberdeen Angus, Broon Thing, Fast Eddie, Kylie and Muddy McGregor.In every case Stan provides the full dressing invaluable tips on how to fish the flies and a photo of the fly itselfThis illustrated directory fetures the contemporary fishing flies - both native and imported - that work for anglers in Scotland today."