Alan Simpson's Windows Vista Bible

Alan Simpson

Todd Meister

John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Steptoe and Son' Is That Your Horse Outside?

Humor & Entertainment

Ray Galton

Radio

BBC Audiobooks

The first of a series featuring radio episodes of "Hancock's Half Hour".

Hancock's Half Hour the Americans Hit Town/the Unexploded Bomb/the Poetry Society/Sid's Mystery Tour

Ray; Simpson Galton

BBC Audiobooks Ltd.

'A pint? That's nearly an armful!' This classic line has echoed through the halls of comedy legend since it was first uttered by Anthony Aloysius St John Hancock in The Blood Donor. Now the original soundtrack from that famous episode is collected together with three others from the same series featuring a guest cast including Michael Aspel, Patrick Cargill, June Whitfield, Frank Thornton and Hugh Lloyd. Whilst The Bedsitter finds Hancock alone and loveless in his room for one, The Bowmans sees him joining (not to mention upsetting) the cast of a certain radio soap opera which may sound familiar to fans of The Archers...As The Radio Ham he enters the world of the amateur wireless buff, and in The Blood Donor he dutifully turns up to 'Give It So That Others May Live' - but does the hospital really need quite so much of it? 2 CDs. 2 hrs.

Hancock's Half Hour Four Original Bbc TV Episodes

Literature & Fiction

Once again, Tony Hancock stars as the loveable curmudgeon, in four original television soundtracks written by the character’s creators, Ray Galton and Alan Simpson. In The Economy Drive, Hancock returns home from holiday to find that Sid has left the TV and all the lights on, and failed to cancel the milk and the papers. It’s time to make some cutbacks, while The Cold sees Hancock trying to find a cure for a winter cold, but not even his doctor can help. In The Emigrant, Hancock decides he’s had enough of England and decides to emigrate—even though none of the colonies seem keen to have him, while The Baby Sitters finds Hancock and Sid employed as baby sitters in a plush, modern house with all the gadgets. But after raiding the host’s larder and drinks cabinet the two of them fall asleep. Only when the parents return do they realize there’s been a burglary. . . Featuring a cast including Sid James, Arthur Mullard, and John Le Mesurier, these four episodes show the master of misery at his very best.2 CDs. 2 hrs.

Hancock: The Economy Drive, The Emigrant and Two Other TV Episodes (BBC Audio)

Humor

Beckett and Behan and Theatre in Dublin

Routledge & Kegan Paul PLC

Understanding Dbase IV 2.0 for DOS Student's Guide

Sybex Inc.,U.S.

The Best of "Steptoe and Son"

Television

Robson Books Ltd.

A leading detective reveals the truth behind the headlines of some of Northern Ireland's most violent crimes. Alan Simpson was the senior investigating officer in the case of the controversial killing of Belfast lawyer Pat Finucane. He reveals for the first time the dramatic secrets behind the kidnapping and murder of Thomas Niedermayer, German Consul to Northern Ireland and manager of the Grundig factory. He reveals, too, the extraordinary degree of collusion between Republican and Loyalist paramilitaries. The author was a central player in cases from the Shankill Butchers to the ""Supergrass"" informants of the early 1980s.

Duplicity and Deception: Policing the Twilight Zone of the Troubles

Brandon Books

This aims to provide a clear, jargon-free resource for anyone who is considering buying or using a first computer, who needs help in understanding the terms, assessing what is available, making purchase decisions, and getting started toward productivity. It takes the reader from "what can they do?" and "where do I start?" through software and hardware. It is designed to appeal to a broad base of new computer users, including those who are suddenly forced to use computers at work.

Your First Computer

Computers & Technology

Software

Sybex

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