In my opinion this is one of the most important books ever written. It goes into detail about how north and south pole magnetic energies affect everything on our planet. Using the north or south pole of a magnet you can alter the genetics of plants, animals and yes, humans. Many ailments can be eliminated or greatly improved provided that the correct pole is used for the specific problem. Magnets can also be used to literally slow the aging process. The use of south pole magnetic energy can have dangerous and undesired effects. This is a serious threat that all people should know about. I have taken a look at a number of other books on magnets and nothing compares to the books of Albert Roy Davis and Walter C. Rawls, Jr.

Mr. Davis, the American pioneer in magnetic research and healing, began his research in the 30's. This book covers a 40 year span of research, correcting misconceptions in the application of unipoled magnet therapy for health treatment of ailments. He explains how he cured cancer in the laboratory in over 300 cases of rodents using bionorth pole energy; tells how to increase ESP; and includes photographs of cell mutation and their cure using bionorth energy. A must-have book for every novice and professional in this field

As well as providing the only available in-depth look at The Master's life, the book includes a poignant account of the author's visit to Sunnybank -- written in purest Terhunese -- and a number of pictures.

The only thorough and balanced biography extant on Albert Payson Terhune. A few minor errors, but eminently readable and much original research. Very difficult to find, unfortunately, but no collection is complete without.

I knew a lot about Word when I picked up this book but I learned so much more after I reviewed these chapters. The tasks are well explained and the book is well organized.

This is the most outstanding book ever written on MS word 2000. The book is perfect for a beginner or an experienced user, with it's step by step instructions that really does teach you how to master the software.

I learned everything that I need to know about word processing using this book. I had no knowledge of computers when this book was first printed. I entered word processing shcool in the 90's and this book was issued as the premier text book. This book proved to be easy and changed my life forever.

This is the most outstanding book ever written on WordPerfect 5.1. The book is perfect for a beginner or an experienced user, with it's step by step instructions that really does teach you how to master the software.

havent read this book yet and i have to keep this short so let briefly say i think that i would find this book interesting, as would you. Now, i hope that thats less than 1,000 words.
thanks for reading my prediction/future review

This is a well writeen, thoroughly researched book on Pedro Menendez De Aviles, a Captain General for the Spanish Fleets, Governor of Cuba, Founder of Ft. St. Augustine and more. It mainly focuses on his Military career, especially focusing on Florida. A very good book

This gorgeous book is nominally about cities, but through elaborate color illustrations, cross-sections and graphics, it depicts human endeavor and activity as well.

This is a large (though lightweight) book, approximately 10" x 12", and each of the cities depicted are given six pages. The first two-page spread puts the city into a textual and graphic context. The second spread depicts a building or the city being described, and these illustrations are dense with activity revealed more acutely with cross-sections, blow-ups and detail. An illustrated timeline of the century also runs along the border of these two pages. The final spread explains the centerpiece illustration and offers more detail of some aspect of the time. For example, Paris in the 12th Century first describes the Middle Ages and the history of Paris, and explains why so many cathedrals were built in this era, accompanied by a map of Europe showing many of them; the centerpiece illustration shows the construction of Notre Dame, with details of smiths, roofers, masons and carvers at work, and a timeline along the border that shows 22 other significant events of the century, such as the death of Omar Khayyam, an appearance of Halley's Comet, the birth of Genghis Khan, the murder of Thomas a Becket, the ascension of Richard the Lion-Hearted to the English throne and the construction of the Leaning Tower of Pisa; finally, a description of the cathedral work is given along with detailed text and illustrations of Notre Dame's carvings and stained glass, including the Rose Window.

The text is informative and detailed, though this is a supplement to history texts and not a substitute, with an emphasis on how people of the time lived and worked. The cities chosen are historically and culturally significant: Jerusalem of the 11th century with a discussion of religion and the Crusades; Paris of the 12th century, with a discussion of the cathedrals of Europe; a Mongol tent city of the 13th century; 14th century Koblenz, with a discussion of the Plague; Lisbon and Mozambique of the 15th century; 16th century Florence, with a discussion of Renaissance art and learning; Osaka of the 17th century, with a discussion of Kabuki and No theatre; Vienna of the 18th century; 19th century London; and 20th century New York, emphasizing its immigrant populations.

If you are a history buff, or have a child studying history, this lush book will add dimension to your/their understanding. Highest recommendation.

Metropolis is an amazing tour de force for readers of all ages. It seems to be a children's book at first glance, with full-paged color illustrations, but it satisfies the curiosities of any reader about life in different cities and different times. Where else could you learn about the construction of Notre Dame Cathedral in the 12th century AND Koblenz at the height of the plague in the 14th century? I plan to keep this book as a family treasure and pass it down to my children some day. Read it!!

This book gives additional ideas and creative outlets to enhance the student's involvement in novels. It is hard for a teacher to come up with many ideas with time constraints what they are. This book gives many different directions to go. Each class I teach is so different that I can adapt ideas from this book to fit the class I am working with. There are references to other helpful sources and other teaching aids and where to get them. There are excellent writing activities to get students thinking and they are broad enough to fit all learning levels. There are vocabulary words for each novel and questions for chapters. It is an excellent resource for many novels that are in class sets for study.

More Novels And Plays: Thirty Creative Teaching Guides For Grades 6-12 offers thirty information-packed, time-saving curriculum enhancing teaching guides on some of the finest literature commonly taught in grades 6 to 12. Twenty of the guides are new to this edition and the rest have been updated with fresh related readings, extension resources, and revised questions activities. The guides are organized according to the most appropriate grade levels for study, and each one uses the same easy-to-follow format. More Novels And Plays is practical, effective, and highly recommended.

It is difficult to combine the feelings of travel and reflection; especially those deep within someone's psyche. But this book does it with grace and sincerity. Further, it hits hard at the core of who we are becoming as a nation from an individual who has sampled the best and the worst of our current generations.

Get the book. Read it; and think of your own experiences and how they affect your life today.

This book is destined to become a classic. It folds layers and layers of in-your-face emotional experiences as a motorcyclist; as a human being, wrapped into the experience of a Vietnam veteran, one who is simply attempting to derive some meaning from his experience as a soldier. I found the book to be riveting, couldn't put it down. Any biker, soldier, American citizen should consider this book to be a first on their shopping list.

Excellent book and excellent adventure book. I especially enjoyed the updates provided in the book which is a reprint by the Cook Society. I am only vaguely aware of the controversy because of a friend who is invloved in high arctic camping. No matter what, Dr. Cook and his Inuit friends are cut of exceptional cloth to have endured so much, almost casually. However, I will say that Dr. Cook appears to be a more pleasant person than Admiral Peary.

Although the Cook/Peary North Pole controversy still rages after over 90 years, I believe that this republication of Frederick A. Cook's My Attainment of the Pole should help immeasurably in eliminating all doubt about Cook's accomplishment.

The book not only is a faithful, easy-to-read republication of Cook's 1911 opus, it contains up-to-date data from well-established polar explorers and historians that validate Cook's original observations. It also confronts the Peary arguments (and what appear to be "dirty tricks") head-on, and emergesw victorious.

After reading the book, I was convinced that Cook was the first to attain the Pole and believe you will reach the same conclusion.