The book is simply marvelous. Packed with information and some never before seen footage, the book is a valuable source, reflecting on a decade that witnessed the show's birth. Just as important as 'The Seventies' and 'The Eighties.'

This great book is a mix of humor and knowledge presented in an articulate and fun manner. I give it two thumbs up!

"Doctrines of the Restoration" is an edited compilation of various talks by Bruce R. McConkie. His son does a good gob of editing and providing commentary between sections and providing helpful footnotes and scripture refences. This book is a repository of many of his "between books" discourses.

Some of the diamonds in the book are"The Purifying Power of Gethsemane," his last discourse and "Lord God of Joseph Smith," a 30 minut primer on the Gospel. Other gems are "An open letter to Honest Truth Seekers," and his commentariesw on Revelation and Isaiah. No McConkiephile can be without this valuabel book.

However, there is one ommision--McConkie's famous aqddress, "Seven Deadly Heresies." It is references briefly on p. 23-24, but the bulk of this talk is missing. For hard-core doctrinairs, this talk is available on Deseret Book's Classic Talks.

Overall, this is an essential work for students of Bruce R. McConkie and of Mormonism.

I am writing my tesis about Mallaportioment, probabily in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. Now Iam working in some aspects of the effects from mallaportionment to representation (Number of parties, magnitude size, formulaic structure, dispropotionality). All this issues in Argentina Electoral system. It is an quasiexperimental work, with reapportionment simulations, meanwhile the electoral outcomes are constants.

Your work interest me..

Salem is locked out of the house! There's nothing to do, nothing to eat, and Sabrina and her aunts will be gone all day! What a bore~ Then Salem discovers he can torment the dog next door. That snarling brute would just love to get his jaws on Salem. But he can't--he's locked up. Now that's fun! Until...uh oh! The dog is loose! Salem is outta there! But is he fast enough--and smart enough--to stay one step ahead? All day?

Dogism by Mark Anthony is a really wonderful novel.
I have read many, many, novels, but this is the best thus far.
Dogism really touched my heart, soul, mind and body.
Mark Anthony wrote this novel in the first person, which is
seldom used by authors today. I felt like I was personally going
through the trials and tribulations that the main character Lance endured throughout Dogism. I also could personally relate to many of the inner
struggles the main character was wrestling with. This novel is rare in that I read it three times, and I feel the need to read it again.
Mark Anthony reveals the innermost thoughts of a married man who although he is a Christian, is tempted by beautiful woman and the lust of his eyes. I encourage everyone to get your copy today. This book will blow you away.
Erik
3rd son of Rivington & Frances

This is the exact example how a Chicago Economics University professor has contributed to world economies in crises to catch up with the new economic trends.

from a student at a bulgarian university of economics - "D. A. Tzenoff" - Svishtov.

This is a well written and concise account of the mechanisms by which wealthy individuals and corporate interests manipulate the legislative process. Anyone who wants to understand why, despite clean-air legislation, we do not have clean air, or why tax cuts always seem to be for other people, should read this book. The authors supply cogently argued solutions as well as detailed analyses of why the political system needs fundamental reform.

To a first-timer in the "eating healthy" arena, I found the book filled with common sense ideas written in such a way that anyone could understand. The concepts were dealt with in short,easy-to-understand modules (chapters). Each module was complete and was built upon the one(s) preceding it. The message was simple from the start: eat right (less fat/more fiber), drink water, exercise. And that message was hammered home throughout the entire 142 pages.

And, for what its worth, I finished reading the book the first time in about two hours and am now reading it for the third time in a week!

A Dove In The Night is a wonderful spiritual autobiography of a young man who grew up in the 70s. He tells of his difficult family life, relationships with friends, and his drug abuse. His belief and love in God is what got him through this period and has continued to be in his life today. Anyone who grew up during this time can relate to the author's struggles. This book is definitely worth reading!