YOUR THYROID is the single most comprehensive and accessible reference on thyroid problems I have seen. It includes summaries of recent studies that other books lack, it treats the cluster of thyroid problems in a unified way, and raises issues of treatment with the same level of integration. Of particular help to women seeking in-depth information on thyroid issues.

Not only did this book help me understand my thyroid and what it does, it helped my primary care giver diagnos my disorder. The book lists all the tests that should be done and what the normal levels should be and it has a great resource listing. It also tells how to trace thyroid problems in families. I finally have a handy resource book at home when I need it!

This is one of the best books I has reading this year (though it released almost 20 years ago...). The writting of sanders is great, intelligent and enjoyable. A book with a great openning, exallent ending and superior story!

In 1812 And All That: A Concise History Of Music From 30,000 BC To The Millennium, classical music composer, conductor, and musician Lawrence Leonard takes a fascinating, unique, irreverent, funny and strangely informative survey of music history. He examines such off-beat and entertaining questions as to why Glinka's "Russian & Ludmilla Overture" is suitable for boiling eggs, and why Mozart's overture to "The Magic Flute" is not; how Haydn's wife influenced the development of the sonata form; the position held by the camel in Italian opera; and why Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" is so loud; and much, much more! 1812 And All That is enthusiastically recommended reading for anyone who ever sat in an audience or performed upon a stage!

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31 is a collection of stories by Lawrence Clayton. Clayton, author of many books about ranches in Texas, tells his favorite stories about ranches and cowboys in the West Texas area, particularly in Shackleford and Throckmorton counties. It is a good collection, particularly to those who are interested in the history of Albany, Texas, and the cowboy culture that still exists there.

This inspiring book tells an awesome story of someone's trek across the Sahara. Leaves you spellbound, and amazed, very good book!

This book has many excellent illustrations of how to use spreadsheet software to solve business and economics problems. The book includes a lot of info about Lotus 1-2-3 and some info about Excel.

In this work, Babb asks an interesting question. Why would Jains fast and starve themselves when they believe that the beings they worship are not only unaware of their existence but also can in no way help them even if they wanted? It is a fascinating book that explores this as well as ritual in jain culture. It is based mostly on the authors work in India. It is quite descriptive and can be understood by all as he expains many aspects of Jainist thought.

In addition to describing the various rituals in play, the author also gives a very thorough explanation of the dieties and their roles. Furthermore, he effectively compares Jainism with Hinduism and Buddhism making the distinction much clearer. This is a difficult task when dealing with Indian religions. Finally, Babb does an excellent job of incorporating the ideas and stories of the people he interviewed into the work.

After being dumped by her boyfriend, Jo needed a should to cry on, and who was better than her best friend, Declan Rafferty. But, somehow one thing leads to another and they end up having a very passionate one night stand with serious consequences.

I really like books about friends becoming lovers. It was enjoyable with a hero that had passion and determination with a heroine who would you really feel for.

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