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Rock-a-bye baby: a death behind bars
Par Anne Kershaw, Mary Lasovich. 1991
In 1988, Marlene Moore, Canada's best-known female prisoner, committed suicide in the federal Prison for Women in Kingston, Ontario. The…
authors describe her childhood of abuse and her tragic life behind bars. For many, Marlene is an example of how badly our social and penal system can fail. Violence, strong language and descriptions of sex. 1991.Rob Rainford's born to grill: over 100 recipes from my backyard to yours
Par Rob Rainford, Mike McColl, Rita DeMontis. 2012
Chef Rob Rainford provides over 100 recipes all designed for your backyard barbeque. Includes 20 international menus, suitable for both…
charcoal and gas grilling, and recipes for novices and grill masters alike. All you need to master your grill, embrace the outdoor cooking experience, and wow your friends and family with delicious dishes from around the globe - all in your own backyard. 2012.Roasting In Hell's Kitchen: temper tantrums, f-words, and the pursuit of perfection
Par Gordon Ramsay. 2006
Gordon Ramsay is known as a rude, stubborn, loud, and pathologically driven chef. Here, he tells the inside story of…
his life: his difficult childhood, his father's alcoholism and violence, his brother's heroin addiction, his short-circuited soccer career, and his fanatical pursuit of gastronomic perfection. He also dishes the dirt on the rich and famous, and takes you behind the scenes of some of the great restaurants. Strong language. 2006.Relentless pursuit: a true story of family, murder, and the prosecutor who wouldn't quit
Par Kevin Flynn. 2007
Federal homicide prosecutor chronicles the investigation of the 1993 murder of African American mother-of-six Diane Hawkins and her teenaged daughter…
Katrina Harris in their Washington, D.C., home. Details the prosecutor's efforts and those of police and forensic specialists to bring Diane's ex-boyfriend Norman Harrell to justice. Violence and some strong language. 2007.Récits de table: d'ici et d'ailleurs
Par Lysiane Gagnon. 2014
" À travers une vingtaine de textes inédits ayant pour dénominateur commun " la table ", la journaliste Lysiane Gagnon…
partage ses observations et ses réflexions sur la cuisine, la restauration, les traditions, les habitudes et les modes alimentaires. Dans ce livre, l'auteure traite de l'évolution de la critique gastronomique au Québec et ailleurs, des nouvelles tendances en matière d'alimentation, que ce soit du bio, du " manger local " ou du " manger cru ", des rites du repas chinois, à la façon dont les Japonais découpent le thon qui servira aux sushis. Elle réfléchit à propos des petites luttes de pouvoir au sein des couples lors de la préparation des repas, aux excès des foodies démesurément obsédés par la bouffe, ainsi qu'au phénomène des chefs-vedettes. " -- 4e de couv.Red, white, and drunk all over: a wine-soaked journey from grape to glass
Par Natalie MacLean. 2006
To learn about all aspects of wine, MacLean interviews everyone from grape growers in Burgundy to upstart zinfandel producers in…
Sonoma Valley. Every encounter incorporates vivid descriptions of tastings and colourful personalities. Also includes an explanation for 103 different shapes of glassware, solid research, and commonsense advice. 2006.Recettes gourmandes contre la douleur chronique
Par Jacqueline Lagacé, Louise Labrèche, Louise Côté, Kévin Bélisle, Jean-Marc Enderlin. 2013
" Jacqueline Lagacé offre aujourdhui un livre de recettes plus gourmand et créatif qui prouve qu'une cuisine saine, sans gluten…
et sans produits laitiers, qui respecte les règles de l'alimentation hypotoxique, peut être l'occasion de véritables fêtes gustatives tout en étant simple d'exécution. Ce livre présente 260 recettes de l'entrée au dessert, en passant par les pains, les petits-déjeuners et les aliments crus. La première partie du livre est due à l'expertise en cuisine hypotoxique de l'auteure et de ses deux collaboratrices Louise Labrèche et Louise Côté. La seconde partie du livre est née de la rencontre de Jacqueline Lagacé et de Jocelyna Dubuc, la directrice générale du Spa Eastman. À la suite d'une dégustation, au restaurant du Spa Eastman, de différents plats hypotoxiques exécutés par le chef cuisinier Kévin Bélisle et son collaborateur, Jean-Marc Enderlin, un nutrithérapeute spécialisé en cuisine hypotoxique, Jacqueline Lagacé a été tellement impressionnée par la saveur exceptionnelle de leur cuisine qu'elle les a invités à collaborer à l'élaboration de ce livre. ll semble qu'elle ne soit pas la seule à apprécier cette table, puisque le chef Kévin Bélisle vient d'être honoré Chef Santé 2013 par la Société des chefs, cuisiniers et pâtissiers du Québec. " -- 4e de couv.Recettes pour bébé: 150 repas santé à préparer au mélangeur
Par Nicole Young, Monique Richard, Nadine Day. 2013
" Vous voulez vous assurer d'introduire les bons aliments au bon moment? Ce livre contient, regroupées selon les ingrédients à…
intégrer ou à éviter à chaque âge, 150 recettes pour régaler les tout-petits de six mois à plus de un an. Les menus et conseils mis de l'avant vous permettront d'éveiller graduellement les papilles gustatives de votre enfant tout en privilégiant les meilleurs produits pour la santé, dont le riz brun, les légumes verts et les aliments pauvres en matières grasses, en glucides et en sodium. Préparer de la nourriture saine dont bébé raffolera deviendra un véritable jeu d'enfant!* Des propositions de recettes reflétant les plus récentes recommandations des principales associations pédiatriques. * Des menus spéciaux, dont un pour les bébés qui ont été exclusivement allaités.* Des variantes, des trucs pour gagner du temps et des astuces pour les bébés difficiles. " -- 4e de couv. Titre uniforme: Blender baby food.Recipes from What's cooking with Ruth Fremes
Par Ruth Fremes. 1982
Real justice: sentenced to life at seventeen : the story of David Milgaard (Real justice)
Par Cynthia J Faryon. 2009
David Milgaard was a kid who got into lots of trouble. Unfortunately, that made it easy for the Saskatoon police…
to brand him as a murderer. At seventeen, David was arrested, jailed, and convicted for the rape and murder of a young nursing assistant, Gail Miller. Throughout his twenty-three years in prison, David maintained that he was innocent and refused to admit to the crime, even though it meant he was never granted parole. Finally, through the incredible determination of his mother and new lawyers who believed in him, David was released and proven not guilty. This is the true story of how bad decisions, tunnel vision, poor representation, and outright lying and coercion by those within the justice system caused a tragic miscarriage of justice. For junior high and older readers. 2009.Reader's digest guide to eye care: common vision problems, from dry eye to macular degeneration
Par Jennifer S Weizer, Joshua D Stein. 2009
Ophthalmologists describe the way the eye works and its common afflictions and related health matters, including macular degeneration and diabetic…
retinopathy. They discuss treatments such as Lasik surgery; provide tips on living with visual impairments; and answer common questions about sight, surgery, and medications. 2009.Ready for the people: my most chilling cases as a prosecutor
Par Marissa N Batt. 2005
L.A. deputy district attorney Batt draws on more than 25 years of experience in recalling her most challenging cases, also…
describing those involved, including biased judges, hardworking police, sleazy lawyers and expert witnesses. Batt's compassion toward crime victims and good case preparation are contrasted with rulings that reflect the fragility of the US criminal justice system. Explicit descriptions of sex, violence and explicit strong language. 2004.Ratio: the simple codes behind the craft of everyday cooking
Par Michael Ruhlman. 2009
Ratios are the proportions of one ingredient to another - biscuit dough is 3 : 1 : 2 (3 parts…
flour, 1 part fat, and 2 parts liquid). Cooking with ratios will unchain you you're your recipes. With thirty-three ratios and suggestions for variations, the truth of cooking is revealed: how the fundamental ingredients of the kitchen - water, flour, butter and oils, milk and cream, and eggs - work. 2009.Rachel's favourite food at home
Par Rachel Allen. 2008
Rachel's food for living
Par Rachel Allen. 2007
Qui a tué Napoléon?
Par David Hapgood, Ben Weider. 1982
À Sainte-Hélène, l'empereur n'est pas mort d'un cancer: il a été empoisonné à l'arsenic... cette révélation est fondée sur les…
recherches d'un médecin suédois, expert en toxicologie, 20 ans d'enquête l'ont conduit à cette certitude. 1982. Titre uniforme: The Murder of Napoleon.Quai des Indes
Par Irène Frain. 1993
Protest kitchen: fight injustice, save the planet, and fuel your resistance one meal at a time
Par Virginia Messina, Carol J Adams. 2018
A provocative and practical resource for hope and healing and the first book to explore the ways in which a…
more plant-based diet challenges regressive politics and fuels the resistance. 2018.Prune
Par Gabrielle Hamilton. 2014
A full repertoire of the many recipes served at the beloved Lower East Side restaurant Prune over the last thirteen…
years from one of America's most recognized chefs and established literary talents. The recipes are written from the unique perspective of cook to cook. 2014.1871. A police constable walking one of London’s remotest beats stumbled upon a brutalized young woman kneeling on a muddy…
road - gashes were cloven into her skull, her left cheek was slashed open and smashed in, her right eye was destroyed, and above it a chunk of the temporal bone had been bashed out. The policeman gaped in horror as the woman held out her hand before collapsing into the mud, muttering “let me die” and slipping into a coma. Five days later, she died, her identity still unknown. Within hours of her discovery on Kidbrooke Lane, scores of the officers of the Greenwich Division were involved in the investigation, and Scotland Yard had sent one of its top detectives, John Mulvany, to lead it. After five days of gathering evidence, the police discovered the girl’s identity: Jane Maria Clouson, a maid in the house of the renowned Pook family… and she was two months’ pregnant with Edmund Pook’s child when she died. Murphy carefully reviews the evidence in the light of twenty-first-century forensic science in order to identify Jane’s killer. 2016.