This book is a great read and it does what it says. It helps you to see things in perspective and make real, positive change. The steps are easy to understand and practical but it also seems to be well researched and backed up with sound psychological theory. I would also recommend it to anyone working as a business or life coach as I think it explains the fundamentals very well.

This is for me, the definitive resource for anyone looking for clear and concise explanations on the new role for management.

This thick handbook appears to include nearly every college and university in the US. Most listings provide actual published costs to attend the schools and very helpful information regarding the ave. $'s schools offer for need and non-need based aid.The book also provides a guide to the % of total average costs these aid packages cover.

While most schools we reviewed in the handbook had all the information in each category, some did not making it difficult to compare equally each schools financial aid packages. You may , therefore, have to contact a school directly and hope they will "fill in the gaps".

Overall this book is a very useful "bible" for comparing the "generosity" and specifics of colleges and university's average financial aid packages and ways to qualify for reduced tuition through IB, AP, and family, religious or employment affiliations.

The Colt .45 was perhaps the best known handgun and most popular handgun of its day. The Colt Armory: A History Of Colt's Manufacturing Company, Inc. is much more than a dry and obscure history Colonel Sam Colt's industrial corporation. It is a riveting story of the factories, the products, and the people that combine to offer the reader a wealth of humorous stories, exciting adventures, and a heart-warming nostalgia for an American yesteryear. Ellsworth Grant combines an historian's attention to detail with a born storyteller's knack for vivid presentation. The Colt Armory is not only informative, it is a genuine reading pleasure and highly recommended to students of the American frontier and the guns that tamed the west.

Provides classroom text-like treatment of some of the more basic bridge bidding conventions. Covers Stayman, Jacoby transfers, Jacoby 2NT, Drury and some of the related conventions. Expands on the Club Series book (recently retitled "Bidding"), adding nuances and more modern treatments to opening bidding, responses, rebids and preemptive bids.
The Audrey Grant series is used by bridge instructors everywhere as the basis for introductory bridge classes.
Although I played a lot of "seat of the pants" bridge in the past, I've just begun playing duplicate nine months ago and have already earned over 50 ACBL masterpoints applying the principles covered in the Audrey Grant series.

This book offers an up-to-date "umbrella perspective" of the communication technologies that are currently at work and those that are still in development. Updates to material found in the book are offered on the web. A great introduction to the world of technological developments that will be aiding us in communicating.

One of the better canvas making guides out there. I have already made several projects from the book, They are well laid out and easy to follow. A must own for the DIY canvas people...

This small booklet is an excellent introduction to computational chemistry for the novice. Provides an easy to read, description of the field, its methods, applications and utilization. Covers everything: 'ab initio' quantum mechanics, molecular mechanics and dynamics, modelling of biological macromolecules with a short introduction to sequence analysis, QSAR and computational pharmacology.
While it won't provide an in-depth view of the methods, it manages to convey enough detail to understand the basics. A must have for anyone desiring to enter the exciting field of Molecular Modelling.

Mark Guyer draws upon his more than fifteen years of professional experience as a grant writer to author A Concise Guide To Getting Grants For Nonprofit Organizations. This brief, 124-page, information-packed survey of the do's and don'ts of writing effective grant requests also includes useful Internet sites for grant seekers, explores other fund-raising options, and a great deal more. A Concise Guide To Getting Grants For Nonprofit Organizations is a straightforward, practical, "user friendly", how-to resource which is especially recommended to anyone charged with the responsibility of obtaining governmental or private sector grants in support of their nonprofit organization or group.

This is a well written and informative book that brilliantly details many of the wonderful things Connecticut has to offer. A++++