Books with author Mccartney Linda

In this internationally bestselling classic vegetarian cookbook Linda McCartney stresses freshness and nutrition, using her imagination to create meatless dishes that are quick and economical and sacrifice nothing in taste. One of the world’s first “celebrity chefs” and an outspoken animal rights activist, McCartney turned to vegetarian cooking early in her life.Decades of cooking a meatless diet for friends and family have culminated in these 308 easy, clear, and delicious recipes—from dinner to dessert, there is something for every occasion here. With recipes like fresh Avocado and Dill Soup, hearty Beefless Stroganoff, delicious Maine Sauerkraut, and tasty Lentil Cheese Loaf, McCartney’s upbeat presentation encourages cooks of all ages and abilities to explore the endless variations possible in a vegetarian diet. Also included are handy measurement conversion tables, advice for cooking with children and teenagers, and a brief glossary to get you thinking about vegetarian cooking terms.

Linda McCartney's immensely popular vegetarian cookbook stresses freshness and nutrition, as she uses her imagination to create 200 meatless dishes that are quick, economical, and sacrifice nothing in taste. "For those of you who are curious about vegetarian cuisine but don't know where to begin, this will answer your questions."--Lady's Circle. Color photos.

Linda McCartney's immensely popular vegetarian cookbook stresses freshness and nutrition, as she uses her imagination to create 200 meatless dishes that are quick, economical, and sacrifice nothing in taste. "For those of you who are curious about vegetarian cuisine but don't know where to begin, this will answer your questions."--Lady's Circle. Color photos.

The book for teens that every parent should read! You have been immersed in the technology since preschool. You download music, Google your homework, and constantly IM your friends. You check your email before dinner, tweak your MySpace page, and bypass that hardcopy diary for your own 31337 space in the blogosphere. While you’re doing that, you also need to protect yourself. This book is about keeping safe—protecting your data, your identity, and yourself without giving up all the great stuff the Net puts at your fingertips. Learn how to Kill viruses, worms, Trojans, and spyware Give Spam the curb and smash web bugs Understand just how public your “private” blogs are Keep wireless freeloaders off your network Safeguard your parents’ credit card and financial data Understand what tools you need and how to tweak them Linda McCarthy is a Security Architect in the office of the CTO at Symantec. Linda has been in the security field for over a decade, and has broken into systems around the world to show executives how easy it is to break into their networks. Linda has published seven books on computer security, and is the author of IT Security: Risking the Corporation. Linda also received the Woman of Influence Award in 2004 for computer security, a prestigious award given annually to only four women in the world. A portion of the proceeds from this book have been designated by the author for nonprofit work to educate teens about Internet security. Acknowledgments About the Author Preface Chapter 1: Know Your Villains Chapter 2: Drive-By Malicious Code Chapter 3: Data Grabbers and Dumpers Chapter 4: Spy vs. Spy Chapter 5: Giving Spam the Curb Chapter 6: Pretenders and Pirates Chapter 7: Phishing for Dollars Chapter 8: Taming the Cookie Monster Chapter 9: Safe Cyber-Shopping Chapter 10: Private Blogs and Public Places Chapter 11: Any Port in a Storm Chapter 12: Look Pa, No Strings! Chapter 13: Protective Tools Chapter 14: Tweaks Appendix A: A Check List for Mom and Dad Index

Sheppy came into our lives without a great amount of warning or planning a few weeks after we first agreed we would like to have a a dog as part of our family. Sheppy's journey to us was much more eventful. This story will delight the younger reader or listener. It is partly true, since it is based on a real dog and some very scant information given to us by the animal sanctuary. When you get to know Sheppy you will agree that this story could have happened.

Sheppy came into our lives without a great amount of warning or planning a few weeks after we first agreed we would like to have a a dog as part of our family. Sheppy's journey to us was much more eventful. This story will delight the younger reader or listener. It is partly true, since it is based on a real dog and some very scant information given to us by the animal sanctuary. When you get to know Sheppy you will agree that this story could have happened.