Most Popular Books by Andy Clarke

Originally published in single magazine form in Detective Comics #13-18.

Kick open the saloon doors and pull up a seat - the House of Whisky & Bourbon is open. Whether you''re a purist who enjoys whisky neat or someone who loves it in a classic cocktail or a new creation, this book is your ultimate guide. Professional drinker Andy Clarke takes both experts and novices on a journey through one of the world''s finest spirits. Beginning with the rich history of the drink, Andy goes on to explain the difference between whisky, whiskey and bourbon, and where to find the world''s best brands. Discover the best mixers for each type and master the art of stylish garnishes and syrups, essential for any home bar. No cocktail book is complete without recipes, and Andy shares his greatest hits, from the timeless Old-fashioned to the bold Espresso Whisktini, the crowd-pleasing Whiskypolitan and the delightful after-dinner Apricotini. The recipes are designed to be simple, ensuring you spend more time enjoying your drinks than making them. So, dust off your preferred poison and let''s start mixing!

For anyone looking to expand their gin repertoire beyond the classic ''ice and slice'' gin and tonic, this is the book for you. Professional drinker Andy Clarke has spent years personally testing the world''s best booze, and in The House of Gin reveals all his industry secrets. Learn how to set up your home bar and discover the best gin (and mixers) for your budget, throw around words like ''botanical'' and ''herbaceous'' to impress your friends, and master the art of fancy garnishes. From quick mixes to batch drinks for parties, classic cocktails and Andy''s own personal concoctions, there a tipple for every palate. Mix the perfect Negroni or Gin Martini to signal the start of the weekend; cool down in summer with the perfect Long Island Iced Tea; or, whet your whistle with Andy''s very own Moira Rose, inspired by everyone favorite wig-wearing Schitt''s Creek matriarch. Whether it''s a Friday night in front of the TV, a weekend BBQ with a crowd or a classy cocktail to call in the New Year, The House of Gin will unleash the inner cocktail legend you always knew you were.

Perfect for revision, these guides explain the unit requirements, summarise the content and include specimen questions with graded answers. Endorsed by WJEC, this full-colour Student Unit Guide provides ideal preparation for your unit exam: - Feel confident you understand the unit: each guide comprehensively covers the unit content and includes topic summaries, knowledge check questions and a reference index - Get to grips with the exam requirements: the specific skills on which you will be tested are explored and explained - Analyse exam-style questions: graded student responses will help you focus on areas where you can improve your exam technique and performance

For anyone looking to expand their gin repertoire beyond the classic ‘ice and slice'' gin and tonic, this is the book for you. Professional drinker Andy Clarke has spent years personally testing the world’s best booze, and in The House of Gin reveals all his industry secrets. Learn how to set up your home bar and discover the best gin (and mixers) for your budget, throw around words like ‘botanical’ and ‘herbaceous’ to impress your friends, and master the art of fancy garnishes. From quick mixes to batch drinks for parties, classic cocktails and Andy''s own personal concoctions, there a tipple for every palate. Mix the perfect Negroni or Gin Martini to signal the start of the weekend; cool down in summer with the perfect Long Island Iced Tea; or, whet your whistle with Andy''s very own Moira Rose, inspired by everyone favourite wig-wearing Schitt’s Creek matriarch. Whether it’s a Friday night in front of the TV, a weekend BBQ with a crowd or a classy cocktail to call in the New Year, The House of Gin will unleash the inner cocktail legend you always knew you were.

Drinks expert Andy Clarke reveals his top tips for cocktails and home bar kit without spending the earth. Features over 50 recipes, simple snack suggestions and tips and ideas on how to host a cocktail party at home, minus the fuss.

"In Transcending CSS: The Fine Art Of Web Design (New Riders), renowned designer and author Andy Clarke set the stage for the development of progressive Web site design using XHTML, CSS and other Web-standards technologies. In this new video, Andy follows up on the core principles of transcendent CSS, taking you even further along the path to creating beautiful and accessible Web sites using minimal, semantic markup. In Inspired CSS: Styling for a Beautiful Web, Andy Clarke shows you how to take your design to the next level using typography, microformats, advanced CSS selectors, layout techniques employing floats, positioning, and margins, and CSS3. Throughout the video, Andy demonstrates these concepts using examples from a fictitious Web site he created. Files are included so you can follow along."--Resource description p.

Perfect for revision, these guides explain the unit requirements, summarise the content and include specimen questions with graded answers. Endorsed by WJEC, this full-colour Student Unit Guide provides ideal preparation for your unit exam: .; Feel confident you understand the unit: each guide comprehensively covers the unit content and includes topic summaries, knowledge check questions and a reference index.; Get to grips with the exam requirements: the specific skills on which you will be tested are explored and explained.; Analyse exam-style questions: graded student responses will help you focus on areas where you can improve your exam technique and performanc

Planetary environmental system changes have been recorded and documented for several decades. Fluctuations that were first noticed in atmospheric carbon-dioxide levels have now extended into global pattern changes. Climatic variations that were initially non-threatening variabilities have since been observed creating significant biological influences. The results and evidence of the effects of worldwide environmental climate change on wildlife and biotic environments are worth examining because of the impacts it has on the planet. These climatic effects extend from changes in distribution and diversity patterns of terrestrial mammals to sea-life impacts and recovery trends. Possible wildlife benefits may include increased humidity and precipitation. Biological trends and predictions convey a view into the potential outcome of the planet.

Microformats have been designed to give additional meaning to simple, widely-published types of data on the web. They add another layer of functionality to Web pages. You can use them to add structure and meaning to contact information about people and places, and to calendar information. You can mark up reviews of events or the relationships between people. You can even use them for blog posts and syndicated content. In this video, author and CSS guru Andy Clarke shows how to implement these simple, structured formats in HTML. He takes a design-based approach and provides a number of visual examples so that those with a less technical background can get started using microformats in their designs right away. He demonstrates these concepts using examples from a fictitious social networking site. This is an online streaming video, not a download. After making your purchase online, you can log into your Peachpit account page to view Designing with Microformats for a Beautiful Web anytime, anywhere with Internet access.