The Legend of the Whistle Pig Wrangler


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A southwestern tale of courage and determination.







Marmot Biology


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Focusing on the physiological and behavioral factors that enable a species to live in a harsh seasonal environment, this book places the social biology of marmots in an environmental context. It draws on the results of a forty-year empirical study of the population biology of the yellow-bellied marmot near the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in the Upper East River Valley in Colorado, USA. The text examines life-history features such as body-size, habitat use, environmental physiology, social dynamics, and kinship. Considerable new data analyses are integrated with material published over a fifty-year period, including extensive natural history observations, providing an essential foundation for integrating social and population processes. Finally, the results of research into the yellow-bellied marmot are related to major ecological and evolutionary theories, especially inclusive fitness and population regulation, making this a valuable resource for students and researchers in animal behavior, behavioral ecology, evolutionary biology, ecology and conservation.




The Whistle Pig Fall 2011


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The Whistle Pig is published annually by the Literary Arts Committee of the Mountain Home Arts Council (Mountain Home, ID). Contributors are from Elmore County and surrounding areas. Address editorial or other correspondence to Mountain Home Arts Council, P.O. Box 974, Mountain Home, ID 83647; (208) 587-3706; [email protected] or [email protected].







Whistle Pig in the Pines


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If only things were still that simple . . .Travel back in time to the mid-1950s, where music was transiting from the era of the Big Band to the effusive infancy of rock and roll; where families took their meals at the same time and with each other; and where the only thing children had to worry about was getting good grades in school. Follow the humorous and frustrating adventures of one twelve-year-old and his father as they attempt to rid themselves of a pesky groundhog who is determined not to move from his home in their back yard. This lighthearted story will allow you to put your troubles aside as you smile and laugh; nod and shake your head at some of their antics. The winner of the battle between man and animal may surprise you.




Small Press


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Children's Writer's and Illustrator's Market 1999


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An annually published directory containing over 800 listings of publishers for authors and illustrators of children's books.




The Publishers Weekly


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A Guide to the Bars and Restaurants of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul


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A toast to curly fries, hot dogs, and hard-shell tacos, Aimee Macpherson’s guide to the bars and restaurants of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul celebrates the critically acclaimed shows’ fusion of Albuquerque’s real and imagined food and drink. The restaurants and bars featured in Macpherson’s compendium show us glimpses of Walter White’s and Jimmy McGill’s Albuquerque. From the Dog House to Savoy Bar and Grill, from Tuco’s Hideout to Los Pollos Hermanos and every pit stop in between, Macpherson takes us on a tour of the Duke City’s dreamscape of edible artifacts, connecting us to the on-screen heroes and villains we love and admire. Show by show, season by season, Macpherson reveals how restaurants and bars undergo hours of painstaking transformations before appearing on the small screen. Colorful photography and descriptions of the food and drink accompany Macpherson’s insider show analysis. While this book can’t give you the taste of Mike’s pimento cheese sandwich, it does deliver a flavor of the city that has been a main character in this successful franchise from the time Walter White first broke bad in 2008. So, leave the fancy restaurants to New York, ignore the juicing in LA, forget your Paleo diet, and come and taste Albuquerque. Savor the luscious fare of these small-screen giants as you take in the hot sun, the high altitude, and the Duke City’s local grub.