This is s good source of ideas for teaching your kids about how to act and react to their environment.

This book has strategies for question techniques that I've never come across. It provided a question metrix so I can easily remember and use them. I've had numerous sales and negotiating courses but never found anything quite this usefull.

I especially liked the communication template in the CD attached in the back of the book! Its like a decision tree that prompts my next questions with my clients. I use it now in all my sales calls and even e-mail it to all my sales staff for a training tool. Most practical books I've read!

Savage shows us that the status-hungry, fast-money, glory-oriented 1st century metropolis of Corinth sounds much like our own society. In a society of briliance, beauty, and braggarts, Paul didn't fit. Weakness was his only strength and Moses became his model. A very lively, spiritually rewarding academic book. Some familiarity with Pauline study may help. But very clear for an advanced level study.

An outstanding book that explains the puzzle of so many technologically-capable countries forbearing nuclear possession. Very few previous studies on this subject have developed a cogent theoretical model as this book does. Paul develops a 'prudential-realist model' which has implications for international relations theory and foreign policy analysis. Extremeley well-written. The case studies reveal new data on the past search for nuclear weapons by countries such as Sweden, Switzerland and Australia.

PowerBuilder is the best client server tool; This is a real good book for the beginner. It has some details which are hard to find in reference manuals.

El libro lo lleva de la mano en el aprendizaje de Power Builder, inclusive aun mejor que los propios manuales integrados al paquete original, es muy recomendable para quien se inicia y quiere construir una aplicación totalmente funcional desde el principio

This book was published approx. 30 yrs. ago. Most of the factual information is current in todays energy enviroment.Property issues vs.energy/economics is somewhat the "David & Golieth"of twenty first century.

Being brand new to the art, I wanted a working background guide to quickly provide a foundational knowledge from which to build. This book goes well beyond! Well illustrated with pruning, training, propagating techniques, and traditional styles, it provided a superb basis for getting started. The only thing I wish it would have included was a section on "before and after" (to guide one on where to start in the initial pruning process, or "how to select a plant and how to indetify the style that might best fit a particular shaped plant". If your just beginning, this would be a great first step!

Practicing Truth is an inspiring and informative anthology of Anabaptist writers commenting various aspects of Christianity and religious pluralism, past and present. The contributions include: Christian Mission in Our Pluralistic World (Gerald H. Anderson); God, Justice, and Religious Pluralism in the Old Testament (Elmer Martens); Every Tongue Shall Confess: Truth and Pluralism in the New Testament (J. Nelson Kraybill); Anabaptist Missions and the Critique of Christendom (John D. Roth); Contemporary Global Pluralism: The Approach of Hinduism (Lawrence M. Yoder); The Muslim Ummah and Global Pluralism (David W. Shenk); The Aporetic Witness (Susan Bisecker-Mast); The Church in the Pluralistic African Experience (Tite Tienou); The Church in Pluralistic North America: Decentering Conviction (Wilbert R. Shenk); The Gospel and Religions (Calvin E. Shenk); Confident Witness for Cultural Transformation (Linford Stutzman); Confessing Truth in a Pluralistic World (Thomas Finger); Practicing Truth as a Global Christian Community (Sara Wenger Shenk); What Difference Does Jesus Make? (Chris Wright); and You Know that We Love You: Concluding Reflections (Don Jacobs).

This book is the definitive standard of careful analysis in liturgical research. Presented in parallel columns, comparison among the various editions of the American Book of Common Prayer is made simple and rewarding. Seeing the texts in a reproduction of their published typographies is a delight. This book is a vital reference, especially handy for all priests, but valuable for anyone who loves the Prayer Book. The addition of notes on the liturgical reform process make the book complete as well as enjoyably informative.