A Drop Of Love is Bradford Johnson's poetic celebrations all the aspects of romantic relationships. This outstanding and enthusiastically recommended collection of one hundred upbeat poems are showcased with chapter illustrations and thematic border designs by Janice Clymer. Love As A Strategy: In our unspoken pledges/we entrust each other/with vulnerabilities/that we don't even know/about ourselves;//in our labor of love we refuel smiles with sunrise,/and acknowledge the sunsets/as they lure away the/last remaining daylight.//In our chess game/with the world we search/our hearts for survival tactics/to move successfully/against the timer;/in our lust for living/we rage, rage against/the dying of what might/really be an answer disguised/within the question.//In our own ambiguities/and uncertainties we may wonder,/but we stoke the fires of action/so that, ultimately, we will/die with our boots on.

This book is among the first to apply complexity theory to developmental psychology, and is definitely a must read for anyone interested in either topic. When read in conjunction with Port and Van Gelder's Mind as Motion, Walter Freeman's How Brains Make Up Their Minds, and Alicia Juarrero's Dynamics in Action, one begins to see aborning the outline of a new framework for a naturalized philosophy of mind.

I think interpretation of an ECG couldn't have been easier. The books deals with the basics of ECG, as to how it evolved, and how exactly are the waves produced on the paper. Book talks everything possible in ECG and puts everything piece by piece, making the big picture. From deviations to arrhythmias to different disease conditions made unbelievably easy. Never thought I could learn it so well. A definite buy for medical students...like me.

Mr Keeney, guide us toward a wonderful experience, in this book, he told us how we can make exercises without any force. A new way of the meditation, that will help people, like that can't stop for a second. I tried his method and I like it very much, with this method you could heal yourself, just try.

A delightful find. Although I found it at a when the author was "lecturing" at the Church of Today, Warren, MI. Does your life yearn for more? Do you have just about everything you thought you wanted, but something important is missing? If so this book can guide you on a journey of discovery! Your rewards will be many. Most importantly, that nagging question you can never ask (who am I) will be answered. There are many books that can lead you to self-discovery. This is one. If it appeals to you: buy it NOW! If not, write; I know dozens of books (all available here at amazon.com) that will lead you there. For there are many paths to the One, all are available to you. Choose one that appeals and stick to it. Enjoy!! (Copywrite 1997 Siddheartha)

The first time I used this book was in a classroom of 6th - 8th grade students. Their math abilities ranged from 1st to 7th grade as did their reading abilities. Out of 15 students, one found the work difficult. For the rest, this book made learning fractions painless! Each child went at his/her own rate and one child managed to finish the book in two weeks (making me wish I had just as good materials in other topics!) I LOVE this book. After coming home to teach my own children, I made sure to add it to our home library AND to the library I manage for a group of homeschoolers. I can't imagine teaching fractions any other way.
You'll need a box of cuisenaire rods. You can use the c-rods to teach multiplication, division, subtraction, addition, area, perimeter, measurement, and even algebra so buying a box is well worth it.
Each step for learning fractions is broken down in manageable (and rememberable) segments. After each segment is a fun puzzle that the teacher can use to make sure the concept was understood (a test that doesn't look like a test.) The kids love the puzzles and love using the rods. Why use any other system?

This book absolutely exposes the worlds fisheries, the sport of fishing and the necessity of fishing in many societies through a myriad of honest and beautiful photographs. It's as if you were able to travel to the worlds far off lands first hand in order to document it's most interesting fishing. Sobering, inspiring and delightful all at once.

This is the first book I've found that ever really tells you what wild plants are edible.

It's not a "read through" book, but it is eminently valueable for finding out if specific nuts/berries/roots are edible. There are line drawings and Latin names to help with identification. The writing style is informative but not persnicketty. Each plant has 'receipes' and occasionally anecdotes. Infact there are so many 'receipes' that it occasionally comes over as a frusterated gormet cookbook!

But don't worry; the first and best purpose is finding out which plants are edible. How to prepare them is merely a bonus.

In short, this is what I've been looking for for years: a consise, trustworthy guide to identifying wild edibles.
THE book to own on the subject.

amr

I got this book from a second hand store, just out of curiousity. Man is it good. It has every type of animal and plant from the magestic moose to the demure but plenty dandilion. Definitely a keeper whether you are a hunter, a camper or a cook.

I hated chemistry in Highschool and College. Later, when I needed to learn more about this subject this is the book I picked. Simply put, the best text on Chemistry I have ever seen, have read it twice and constantly refer to it!