The book is extremely well organized since it has not only an index of terms but an index of authors and a table of contents that groups papers by topic.

The topics cover the most technical issues of virtual reality, software programming tools and techniques to the most human centered issues of the learning processes, keyboard styles and narrative techniques.

This book provides important information for any person that designs, develops, delivers or trains people in the field of automation.

Some of the stories are actually written by the athletes themselves with others by journalists who have covered the games with their views on the game and the players, and other stories by the everyday sports fan just like you and me. Some of the stories are very humorous while others touching. Before each chapter are very inspiring quotations. Added between some of the stories are baseball comics that will make you laugh.

Every story in this book is well worth-reading from the humorous to the serious stories. This book made tears swell in my eyes and laugh out loud in some stories as a baseball player. This book will inspire the true baseball player or fan. This book is easy to get into it and want to keep reading for a long time, but is also a great book to read one story at a time.

This book really shows how hard you have to work to get better at baseball or any sport and how it can pay off. This is a must-read book for any baseball fan who wants to enjoy a great book about a great sport.

A perfect gift for teachers or graduates, this book includes touching stories that bring the classroom to life. From the first day of school, to the learning experiences that are shared through a classroom pet, to students giving thanks for a special teacher, these stories will touch the heart of everyone who reads them.

Each of us have been a student at some point during our lifetime. We have each learned and grown because of the hard work of teachers who cared enough to teach us. This book is the perfect way to say thank you to these special people - people who do what they do with no expectations of ever being thanked.

It's such a joy to discover a book that represents so well the gifts of learning that have been bestowed upon each of us as students. Thank you, Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Sellars, Mrs. Southworth ... wherever you are. Your labor of love has not gone unnoticed.