This is one of the easiest books to learn typing from. Im a writer and I got tired of paying other people to type up my manuscripts for me at high prices. So I took matters into my own hands and looked around for a good typing book. There were several good ones among many, but this book has everything. It shows you how to sit properly, how to use all the keys on the board and not just the alphabet. The book is divided into lessons and I find this very helpful. What surprised me the most is how fast I learned how to type. It was amazing! Before I started this book, I had to look over all the board for a letter to type a simple sentence. After only 3 or 4 days of practice at about 3 hours a day, I began to notice greater coordination of my fingers and I was typing. Not fast, it was still slow, but what an improvement for a beginner. The book also has alphabetical sentences to increase your typing speed. These sentences contain every word in the alphabet. Not only did I learn how to type, but the success in mastering the keyboard, gave me the desire to continue working and I just breezed through the course. This is a classic typing book.

Dr Freed is a brilliant fellow. Thank you.

Dr Gelbe

Dr.Mark Pitstick is a therapist and has many years of experience in dealing with every kind of human ailment. While the author makes it clear that he believes in an afterlife, his aim and motivation in writing this book is for everyone to be able to make his or her earthly life into a Heaveny experience NOW. The book is filled with specific and effective programs,exercises, nutrition guidelines and methods of positive thinking, even when things seem at their worst. Dr. Pitstick's lectures and seminars are devoted to help all of us to attain a fruitful, loving and caring life TODAY! Don't miss out on this opportunity to take advantage of this therapist's ardent desire to help humanity and make this Earth a better place to live in.

Mark really knows his stuff - so if you have been wondering how to turn your community, city or region into a more liveable, sustainable community, this is a great place to start. Pedestrian traffic calming ? Cycling routes ? Recycling facilities ? Greenways ? Local creek restoration ? Thriving neighbourhood centers ? This book would make a great gift for any new councillor, or any would-be community activist.

I recently purchased this book as a reference for Model United Nations. It was perfect for the job. It provides conscise summaries of all the nuclear states, and has maps and charts to supplement the text. I recommend this book to anyone looking for a guide to Nuclear Proliferation.

The main portion of the book is "Puddnhead Wilson", but Twain writes a fascinating intro to "Those Extraordinary Twins" to explain how he started writing one book and ended up with the other. The twins were originally conjoined (Siamese), and were the main characters. The side characters of Tom and Roxy developed into main characters in an entirely different story. what you end up with is a tragedy and a comedy, that occur around the same time, in the same town, with most of the same characters. Its amazing how much a few little twists change everything.

This edition of the Galaxy Guide is one of the most useful you will find. If you ever wanted to be Han Solo, this book is ESSENTIAL. Tramp Freighters includes rules for modification of weapons, shields, ship hull, cargo spaces, and more. It includes various rules for starship damage, and the effects it has upon the vessel. A module incorporated in the book gives you a good, solid chance to get your feet wet in the Star Wars Role Playing Game. Tramp Freighters displays new freighter types and stats. All in all, it is a virtual requirement to run a well rounded campaign or give your character some variety. I very highly recommend it for any player or GM.

This guide is a rich source of material for running a campaignfeaturing smugglers like Han Solo in the Star Wars roleplaying game.Rules for modifiying your ship to be the "fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy" are included as well as details on the rules and regulations laid down by the evil Galactic Empire to keep smugglers in line. There's a sector full of characters and adventures to keep your players outrunning their fellow rogues while dodging Imperial Customs. A great buy for the Star Wars gamemaster!

A very useful book and one of the few that does an excellent job of integrating theory with application. As such, it is useful for the practitioner as well as parents of children with brain injury (though it is written at a college level). Ylvisaker and Szekeres' chapter "Frameworks for Cognitive Rehabilitation" is excellent. Likewise, Marshall's chapter provides a good description of the recovery continuum and all the chapters on intervention offer more practical advice that ranges from low tech to high tech solutions.

Micale's and Lerner's anthology of essays on the historical development of the concept of trauma in the modern age is a superb addition to the literature. Beginning with the editors' introduction and throughout all of the individual pieces in the book, the authors display a command of the field and a depth of knowledge about trauma in history that is hard to find anywhere else. The essays are exceptionally well written, and cover an interesting array of subjects, from more traditional histories of "shell shock" as a precursor to traumatic psychological injury to the less frequently examined historical origins of the concept of sexual trauma. Despite the expense of the volume, it is well worth adding to the shelf for anyone (academics, professionals, and lay reader alike) interested in understanding the historical underpinnings of the burgeoning field of trauma studies.