I have just "found" this book I bought 4 years ago and have enjoyed inmensely with it.

I have always thought of numerology as an interesting subject but whenever I tried to read anything on it I found it difficult to follow and/or hard to apply on myself.

This booklet lets you find a few important numbers for success in life in a few minutes and gives you the interpretation of what those numbers mean. When you're done, you want to have all the other 11 booklets for the other star signs so you can understand better the people around you!

This is a great cookbook for healthy, low fat, delicious pasta, beans and rice-based meals. The book gives an overview of the food groups and also presents lessons in smart eating at the beginning. The book includes recipes sections of appetizers, salads, entrees, side dishes, plus a nutrition reference and metric chart. My favorite recipes from this book include: Mediterranean Pasta Salad, Roasted Vegetable Pizza, Hot Black Bean Dip, Lemon Broccoli Pasta, and Turkey Vegetable Chili Mac. Most recipes call for many ingredients but nothing extremely weird or tough to find outside of your local grocery.

In "The Lost Continent" Edgar Rice Burroughs provides an interesting combination of adventure and social commentary. The premise behind this novel is that the United States did not get involved in the "Great War" in Europe but instead followed its isolationist tendencies to such an extreme ("The East for the East...The West for the West") that no one from the United States has gone past 30 degrees or 175 degrees latitude for over 160 years. It is now 2137 and a raging storm has thrown the Pan-American aero-submarine "Coldwater" past the 30 degree mark. The damaged vessel under the command of Lt. Jefferson Turck lands in England and German helmet and Felis tigers. In time, the crew will discover what happened to "The Lost Continent" of the Old World. Of course, since this is a ERB novel we know that there will be a damsel in distress for Lt. Turck to save from the great evils that he finds. One of the main strengths of Burroughs was his ability to create ancient civilizations. "The Lost Continent" is actually atypical for Burroughs who usually plunges his heroes into these strange new worlds a lot quicker than what happens in this novel, so this time around there is much more of a sense of mystery to the proceedings. Still, by the last half of the novel we are definitely on familiar and well-trod ground in terms of a ERB adventure story. Before World War II Burroughs wrote "Beyond the Farthest Star," about a distant planet that had been at war for centuries and where technological advances in warfare threatened to destroy all life, which makes it the other ERB novel to check out if you are interested in looking at another example of his rare attempts at social commentary. I do not think the payoff is worthy of the set up in "The Lost Continent," but it is intriguing to think that the United States completely cutting all ties with Europe was a viable basis for telling a futuristic adventure.

This novel offers an intriguing look at life in 1940s New York City. Apparently, people drank and smoke a lot. :-o A woman sentenced to die for murdering her boyfriend is cleared and released. Only, she coerces the authorities into reporting her execution anyway. Then she asks attorney John J. Malone to help her track down the real killer. Malone's pals Jake and Helene contribute their aid as well. Lots of creativity and humor here, as these four drink, smoke, joke, burgle, and haunt their way toward some answers.

What do we mean by the term "inspiration"?

This book introduces the reader to the "next level" of interpretive method. Anyone sincerely interested in the Bible, regardless to what degree or purpose, should appreciate the issues presented in this book.

I read this book in 1982. It is very good way to see China.

The book provides a concise introduction into modeling the impacts of climate change on rice production in Asia. It goes however beyond the scope of the title as it can serve as an introduction into the problems of modeling climate change in general and particularly to assessing the impacts of climate change on agriculture. As such three of the seven chapters of the first part (Climate change and Rice) serve also the general reader. The second part is concerned with effects of climate change on rice production in selected Asian countries and provides information on possible climate scenarios and their effects on rice production. An identical structure of the six chapters dealing with individual countries and identical modeling procedures allows for easy comparison between countries. The last chapter discusses among others the limitations of the analysis, something not often to be found! A drawback are some black-and-white maps wich are difficult to read. All in all however an excellent book on this topic that may not only serve scientists but also (to some extent) the general reader.

A great collection of dishes from the Monterey area. All the recipes tasted wonderful. I would recommend this book to anyone, no matter what their level of cooking experience!

The Music! Words! Opera! series published by OPERA America, the national service organization for all professional opera companies in North America, is a true treasure for teachers who wish to introduce students to the wonders of opera. This complete curriculum provides easy-to-use lesson plans breaking down the complexities of the art form into fun, student-centered activities. Also included are copy-ready materials, musical excerpts from the operas being studied, list of participatory drama games, and teaching tips on creating and presenting an original student work. The Music! Words! Opera! methodology can be applied to any classroom and includes every discipline in its approach.

This is a great book. It is full of helpful hints for any youth worker or youth pastor. I loved reading this book because it was so helpful in giving ideas and helpful stragedies to work with teenagers in different settings. I would stronlgy recommend this book to anyone who was thinking about working with youth. Also, this book contains helpful information if you wanted to start a youth ministry of your own.