This book has a very limited scope: It lists and describes any and all deaths the author can relate to JFK. Some are obviously murders, others are probably innocent coincidences. But as you turn page after page of "heart attacks" and death by "suicide" you suddenly realize that the information in this book alone is enough to prove a conspiracy. I'm not a statistician, but the odds of that many of the participants being murdered have to be enourmous (I think I remember reading billions to one or more). The one complaint I have is that some people have pages devoted to their backgrounds, while others only tell the location and vague details of the death in a few sentences so it's a little unbalanced, but then again there is a lack of data on some people. Also it probably needs to be updated... I give it 5 stars for the EXCELLENT use as a reference tool. Not much new info here for me but I can look up any character's bio and usually find out what his role in the assassination was.

"Oct. 22nd, 1837. 'What are you doing now?' he asked, 'Do you keep a journal?'-- So I make my first entry today." Thus begins Thoreau's Journal, made up of more then two million words and covering about twenty-five years of his life. No other work of Thoreau's better exhibits his discipline as a writer and his devotion to the natural world. In the Journal can be found the fragmented foundations of masterpieces such as Walden, A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers, The Maine Woods, and Cape Cod. But what is perhaps more interesting to a reader of Thoreau's Journal are his thoughts and insights on topics such as friendship, love, religion, nature, bravery, heroism, war, slavery, the art of writing, and, most important to Thoreau, the art of living. Anyone with any interest in Thoreau will find his Journal to be an invaluable aid in understanding and following the life of one of America's most profound prose writers

Dr. Craig offers a number of compelling reasons for accepting the historicity of both the empty tomb and resurrection of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels. Extensive references to the primary literature are provided for those who wish to do further study. A "must read" title, particularly for those who have questions about the veracity of orthodox Christianity.

David A. Frenz
Duluth, Minnesota, USA

This book managed to solve two years of painful wrangling with the Oxford epistemology paper in the day or so it took to read it. Nozick, Goldman et al are all deftly dealt with and dismissed. The problems of knowledge cannot be "solved", but Craig presents a new, lucid way of approaching them that demonstrates the problems of traditional analytic approaches to philosophy and how they have tried (and failed) to handle the problems raied by Edmund Gettier.

This book is a true gift to us all. Young Juliana captures the feelings that we all felt that day, feelings of anger, confusion, fear, sadness, and profound loss. She also demonstrated how giving even a small piece of ourselves to the recovery effort is so meaningfull to rebuilding this city, and to rebuilding and healing ourselves. The photo-impressionism technique used by the artist is an integral piece of this story and truly captures the pictures that surrounded those of us in New York on September 11th and the days following. The illustrations are absolutely fabulous. My thanks to the young author and the artist for sharing this piece of themselves with all of us.

This is a comprehensive biographical dictionary of early Pa. legislators. I'm descended from Thomas Lloyd, Dep. Gov. of Pa. in late 1600's. I learned information from this book that I've never seen elsewhere - and I've looked, believe me!

This book packs a smorgasbord of information into ~250 pages. The editors are affiliated with the Professional Examination Service, so it is not altogether surprising that the book makes a strong case for credentialing. But the contributors, who are from a variety of backgrounds, make it clear that licensure and certification have an important ethical and legal foundation in terms of protecting the public interest. This is NOT a how-to book that will lead your organization through the steps of establishing credentialing standards, but it will lay the groundwork as far as enlightneing an organization's executives and governing boards about the reasons for and possbile benefits of establishing a credentialing process. Highly recommended.

William K. Purve's Biology text was among the best texts I have used in any class throughout high school and college. Clearly yet pleasantly written, the text was an easy read as well as a valuable study guide. Each chapter clarified important concepts and chapter summaries presented these concepts on a single page or less. The photos and figures presented not only grabbed the eye, but were relevant to the text itself. Additionally, in a paperback form, Purves book is economical, costing much less than most other science texts I've used in college. I enthusiatically recommend this text book.

Bill Craig Has done it again. I have read most of his books and am never dissapointed with any one of them. He had a very interesting career. i enjoyed this book very much, cause it reminded me of some of the thngs that I went thru. I to was a lifer.

Roadrunner Out

This is an excellent book on VFR navigation for the Private Pilot or student, and it contains a wealth of valuable information as to how to get where you're going without losing yourself along the way. It's written in an easy to understand fashion, and clearly leads the reader through every facet of navigation for Light Planes. I read this book cover to cover without once tiring of the various topics, and would easily rate it as one of the top General Aviation books available today. If you're a student, or a pilot without a lot of cross country flying under your belt, I would heartily recommend this book for your library.