"Testimonies" is a great resource for those of us early on in the coming out process. I found the stories very helpful with what I am going through. It is nice to know I'm not the only one out there with confusions about myself. Reading "Testimonies" has been extremely uplifting for me and I thank all that helped to bring it about.

Holmes and Schliesing are authors whose books that we will soon be shown on the bestseller lists!

TEXAS VICTORY is a romp through an untapped chapter of drama on the Texas frontier. Not a horse western, not another fast-draw artist. An arrogant warrior prince brings his colony into the Hill Country wilderness. He faces Comanche Chief Fleetaumountec who accuses him of eating the wife the chief gave him. Frau Greta Gotlieb, his fiancee's lady-in-waiting, despises the man from the first day. The immigrants' abhorrence to slavery put them at odds with fellow Texans. The prince takes action. The characters are loveable and warm. The love story is overwhelming, the resolution spell binding.

TEXAS VICTORY is the sort of book that when one gets near to the end, one begins reading slower because he/she doesn't want to see it end. This is a must have book for men, women, Texans and non-Texans alike!

This book brings together articles previously published in a variety of journals. The range of authors having differing viewpoints helps bring perspective to a difficult subject. Each of the 22 articles is in depth and has a bibiliography. The collection succeedes in being contemporary, highlighting current thinking in New Testament textual criticism.

It was a real and personal way for me to see Jesus. Because he was fully man. Sometimes when we think of Jesus we forget that he was fully Man.

This book is one of my 5 year old's favorites! He loves to sing the song as he is looking at the cuddly pictures of the kittens. If you have a pre-reader, this is such a fun to look at book!

In The Three vehicles of Buddhist Practice, Venerable Thrangu Rinpoche brings us an overview of the entire scope of the buddhist teachings from the point of view of the Tibetan Buddhist Vajrayana Tradition. The foremost living scholar of the Kagyu School of Tibetan Buddhist, and tutor of His Holiness the 17th Galwa Karmapa, Thrangu Rinpoche is uniquely capable of presenting complicated teaching in a clear, direct and simple manner. In this book, he guides the reader with seamless continuity through topics starting with the Four Noble Truths and on through the richness of the Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana teachings. This book is a valuable companion for all practitioners of the Buddhist path.

The Liaison was the first album from Abraxas, in 1993, and it was edited only in japan. Then in 1998, this classic of the heavy-progressive metal was re-released and remastered for Europe.
About the album, it's a must buy. Chris Klauke (ex-Mania) is on the vocals, and the faster songs with the melodic lines he plays makes this album a great choice and a classic.

This is a very complete book showing the rider how to create a complete exercise program designed to build strength, flexibility, and endurance. The exercise diagrams are clear and show which specific muscles are being targeted and how the exercise relates to riding. The programs allow you to advance to more diffiicult exercises as you improve. There is also chapters on healthy eating and stress reduction.

Praise be to Margaret Read MacDonald for compiling these essays about contemporary storytelling around the world. Many are written by those who grew up hearing tales told around the hearth; all are solidly grounded in academic theory without (for the most part) being pedantic or jargon-y. Of special interest are the many articles about telling stories to children, a subject that has bee neglected by too many anthropologists and folklorists. Well-worth the price.

Treasured Islands: Crossing The South Seas with Robert Louis Stevenson by Lowell Holmes (Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, Wichita State University) is a personal look at a beloved and renowned author of classics in terms of his high adventures on the South Pacific between 1888 and 1890. Life on the islands, European religious influence, and the saga of indigenous populations are all covered in this dramatic, exciting, and well-researched account. Biographer Lowell Holmes draws upon his impressive expertise regarding the life and work of Robert Louis Stevenson (he produced a documentary film on Stevenson in the Pacific) to deftly craft a work of historical accuracy and insight. Treasured Islands is a very highly recommended for personal, academic, and community library collections, and a "must" for admirers of Robert Louis Stevenson's literary works.