I highly recommend this book to any Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Supervisor. It starts out with information of the history of grouptheory and ends with the theory and very practical applications of Bion's group theory. This book will enhance the theory and practice of teaching pastoral care students in the groupsetting.

As an Internet investor and financial professional, I found this book very interesting on a lot of levels. Especially interesting is the way CFOs value other companies and decide how to allocate budgets for projects. Definitely worth reading....

This book offers the teacher numerous creative ideas for using bulletin boards in the classroom, as well as ideas to expand teaching with the bulletin boards. The reproductibles make it convenient for teachers to quickly start the boards, then students can assist with the creation of a new learning center. The designs list materials needed (generally items found in the classroom, learning links, step-by-step creation, suggestions for borders, and variations of the designs. A great tool for "spicing up" the traditional bulletin boards in the classroom!

I absolutely love this book. The ideas are inspiring. And the instructions are simple and easy to understand. This book is especially helpful if you work with a paraprofessional/teacher's aide. I can just give this book to my partner and she knows exactly what I want.

Interventional neuroradiology makes possible to treat patients that surgery cannot treat in a relatively safe way (e.g. complex, inoperable cerebral arteriovenous malformations and aneurysms) or that would not be actively treated until a few years ago. This book provides the most complete outline of methods, devices, pharmaceuticals and other aspects of peritherapeutic patient care in interventional neuroradiology that is available by now. This book is unique. Even experienced interventionists could have use for it.

I think it's good that Joan Lingard continued her series. She didn't finish with Across the Barricades. Other authors might not have had the courage to continue and show the realities and the hardships that people like Kevin and Sadie had to face. When I was younger I didn't like this book as much as others in the series, probably for that reason, but now I love the way that they managed to stay together despite all the obstacles.

There are a number of sociolinguistics/language in society textbooks out there, but they are either too simple or not comprehensive enough or formatting in such a way to make them hard to read. Introducing Sociolinguistics by Mesthrie et al. fits the bill better than any other books I've seen or used for advanced undergraduate or beginning sociolinguistic courses. I like it because it covers an impressively wide range of topics and because it has an open format, with lots of maps and/or diagrams that make the text easy to follow. But it isn't just a a picture book. The book treats its subject in sufficient depth for the levels of students I've cited. I've just started to use it as a textbook myself.

Jobe Smith has applied the word Jehovah as an adjective not as blasphemy. Such as did Erskine Caldwell when he wrote God's Little Acre. Well, I have read this book and it is a well-written and original bunch of slice-of-life poems about a single mother in the 1960s and her survival and struggle to make a living in the stinking misbegotten go-go bars of that era. It's a remarkable piece of anthropology (written by an incredibly remarkable woman) depicting the never-ending war between the sexes and the so-called sexual "liberation" of those times. Buy it! Read it! It'll change your life.

THIS BOOK SHOWS THAT THE AUTHOR HAS DONE HER HOMEWORK WELL. THE BOOK GIVES A DEEP INSIGHT INTO THE THREE JEWISH COMMUNITIES OF INDIA . IT ALSO HAS AN INDEPTH FEELING FOR THE COMMUNITIES WHICH COULD ONLY COME FROM INTIMATE AND CONTINUING CONTACT WITH THE MEMBERS OF THE DIFFERNT COMMUNITIES. AN EXCELLENT BOOK FOR THE AVERAGE READER OR SCHOLAR.

In A Woman's Book of Life, Dr. Borysenko explains with wit and introspection, the cyles that women journey through during their lives. Every woman (of any age) will nod their head in recognition of the myriad of feelings that we all experience in our journey. This is full of insightful, historical, and scientific knowledge and is important to share with all women. In the Invocation of Angels tape, Joan relates her journey to understand herself better through her "angel" guides. This is an interesting narrative of the nature of the unknown that we all might hope exists to aid in our defense of what life throws our way. It is refreshing to hear someone's opinions expressed in such marvelously lucid terms and definitions and to share her experience of "psychic ticket agents". Both tapes have great meditations on the alternate sides. I thoroughly enjoyed both tapes and plan on giving a few of the sets this holiday season to all of the women in my family.