It just made me smile to see someone took the time to honor it by spending hours scaning it into his website.Download Ebook Bonsai Techniques IIBy John Yoshio Nakaīonsai Techniques IIBy John Yoshio Naka. It was comprised of a bunch of photocopied pages bundled together in a ring binder! It was subsequently destroyed by my roommates' dog, so I think it is pretty cool to find a copy online we can all look at! If y'all want to argue the legality of someone posting this, go right ahead. The copy as I received it was just that- A COPY. The funniest thing about this to me is- the copy I once had of this book was bought for me from a book sale at an old library years ago. What is the difference between this and borrowi the book from a friend, reading it and returning it to them? Oh, the friend purchased the book right? Did this guy not most likely purchase the book? Yeah, he probably did. Crappy copies like this are useful as nothing more than a preview of a good book and are generally more likely to lead someone to PURCHASE a hard copy of the book than it is to discourage someone from purchasing it in my experience.
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Why not simply take advantage of what the INTERNET WAS MADE FOR- the FREE GLOBAL exchange of information. Regardless- since nobody here posts it, nobody here asked him to post it and nobody here is John Naka. Even if it did, how do you know I didn't post this in the hopes that it would draw attention that would eventually lead to this item being removed and the micrient responsible being thrown into the deepest darkest dungeon imaginable? Again, I sincerely doubt that a 35 year old book being scanned into a website is going to catch a second look from anybody who prosecutes for these types of things. Nobody here knows where, so it is virtually impossible to intelligently discuss the legality of his posting this book. I was saying I don't know how the copyright laws work in regards to the site where this book was posted- is it a foreign website? Is the person who posted it foreign? If so, how do OUR laws affect people in the country where the website is based and/ or the country where the individual who posted it lives. Oh the SHAME of being involved in such nefarious criminal activity! Please don't send the cops to come get me, they may uncover my sinister ring of illegal jaywalkers and that cutting I made that one time of a copyrighted CrEpe Myrtle! At the very least it is a good read for anybody who hasn't read it before. I wasn't posting this link to upset anyone, just wanted to give those who get sticker shock when they search for copies of some books access to the valuable info contained here! I wouldn't go posting a slide show of a book myself, but I thought this was a pretty good find and whether a bit outdated or not, this is THE definitive resource for Bonsai in the US.
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You can find almost anything on the net for free these days if you look hard enough! So, virtually anything you might buy from books to DVDs, computer programs and video games. While I can see the thought of having paid for something readily available on the net might upset some people. Hard to say that you really need to go purchase THIS book to get this info any longer. Can be found literally everywhere! Glancing back throw the descriptions of styles, rules and even the drawings here in this book it makes me laugh when I think of all the places I have seen the words copied almost down tot he letter and drawings that were nearly identical in scope and description. The stuff that is still considered up to date, I changing. Written in the USA over the past 35 years! Much of the info though still accurate, is outdated and many would consider it to be not the best approach at this point- soil being a good example. The details of this book's contents have been reproduced in some form or fashion in every Bonsai website, magazine, book. I also hope you wouldn't believe that the info contained here is anything close to proprietary at this point either.
Heck, say whatever you like, but surely you cannot possibly consider this poorly done reproduction as anything but a barely readable "preview" of the actual book itself.
However, I think what you are paying for when purchasing a book like that is having a hard copy available whenever you want to look at it, maybe You could also say you are paying for the collectibility of a classic that is out of print.
Well, you are free to feel however you want about it.
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