Sidney Shapiro went to China just after World War II. I heartily recommend "The Snake Charmer.". Shapiro (like Shui Hu and Family by Ba Jin), with much regret, I have to say that Sidney Shapiro only painted the bright side of the Chinese society in his book. But just the same, t
- Title : Bicycle Sharing 101: Getting the Wheels Turning
- Author : Bradley Schroeder
- Rating : 4.66 (244 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-8-25
- Format : Hardcover
- Pages : 104 Pages
- Asin : B00HO12JCU
- Language :
Sidney Shapiro went to China just after World War II. I heartily recommend "The Snake Charmer.". Shapiro (like Shui Hu and Family by Ba Jin), with much regret, I have to say that Sidney Shapiro only painted the bright side of the Chinese society in his book. But just the same, the Sino-Soviet fissure was not clear (I still don't know what it was about after 3 books in which it was featured, and for that matter I don't think anyone else does. "Absence of racial or religious prejudice is traditional in China." (Sorry, but 95% of schools in China will not hire black teachers.) An "open arms policy toward all races and religions"? (p. Shapiro's "I Choose China", I have had much mixed feelings.In the book, Mr. This is a story that has been told by others (most notably Yergin). James does supply all the relevant, albeit general thoughts and observations of the expedition members as to the possible reasons for Dr. But then she married and American and had a child with him-- even though there were tons of Chinese men to choose from.5. p. The text gives detailed descriptions of the garments, though not a whole lot on how they are constructed. It seemed a little stodgy with older illustrations. What might be the mWith the recent successes of internationally prominent bike sharing systems in almost every region of the world, there is a plethora of facts, figures and comparisons available. What has been lacking is a practical, all-encompassing guide on how to set it all in motion. It's about applying bike sharing theory to the real world, getting to enjoy that first ride, and seeing it transform a city. Aimed at anyone who wants a real-life look at getting a system going, the book details how to take the concept of bicycle sharing and to implement it in the diverse political, economic and social environments around the globe. Sustainable transport specialist Bradley Schroeder combines advice on developing a robust physical design with a well-developed operational and financial plan that can navigate the
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