As we advance into the 21st century, women and consumers of color will collectively have enough economic clout to influence mainstream advertising. The question is when and how? Sounds like a great idea for a brand...

I just want you to know I have this book so you take it off your reccomendation lists and stop trying to sell it to me---and I don't know how/where else to do this!!

I consider this is one of the best Atlas I have ever known. As a graduate student of maxcillofacial surgery, I recommend this text to all the Phisycian around the world. Thanks.

I have used Harrisons since the eighties. I am a Clinical Psychologist dealing with patients who often have multiple medical problems. Harrison's is a complete solution to getting up to the date medical information, not only the book and CD but also the Website. It is expensive, but if you only ever buy one medical text, this has to be the one.

Easily one of the best video game strategy guides in print, Hexen 64: The Official Strategy Guide has everything you need to know about this game and its various modes. And don't worry, PlayStation and Saturn owners--your versions are both covered in full, and cheat codes for all systems are included. This book breaksdown all of the characters, weapons, items, enemies, and hubs like no other strategy book ever has for this massive game. The maps are extremely detailed and the walkthrough is easy to follow or pickup if you're trying to do some of the areas yourself. Strategies are in-depth and true-to-virtual-life. All in all, if you were ever stuck in or frustrated with Hexen, this book will remedy that.

This guidebook by the Lonely Planet was an excellent companion on my recent trip to India. The information was up-to-date and informative, yet never too wordy or boring. The "text-box" inserts were very entertaining while at the same time useful.

This guide is perfect for those traveling on a budget or those who want to take a "first-class" trip across northern India.

The maps in the book are very useful, as is the information about how not to get ripped off as a tourist. Highly recommended to everyone (of Indian origin or not) if you are contemplating a trip to India.

Any preacher or teacher is aware of the value of a thought-provoking quote or a relevant story in illustrating a point, and if it happens to be a humorous one, it highlights the idea all the more. Such fitting stories and quotes are not easy to find when one is badly in need of them. Anthony Castle has not only collected them but also organized them in such a way that they can be reached fast and without any hassle. It makes this book a very valuable tool for Christian preachers and teachers.

The book was first published in United Kingdom as a sequel to 'A Treasury of Quips, Quotes & Anecdotes' in 1994. This is the newest edition of the book in the U S. This volume is divided into 150 themes, each covering a number of pithy sayings, insightful quotes and memorable anecdotes on the theme dealth with. At the end of each chapter there are useful scripture texts as well as cross-references to other similar themes. The various 'Appendices' at the end make searching easy. This reference book is thus a 'must' for a serious minded preacher.

Ungar's book is a wonderful retelling of the Pentagon Papers controversy, from start to finish. It follows the stories of Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the documents, the New York Times reporters and editors who worked with them (in a secret location, for fear of Nixon's government), and the compelling legal battle that followed their publication, reaffirming some of our most basic First Amendment rights. If you want to read just one book on the Pentagon Papers, this should be it.

I got this Book during the AAO meeting in Denver. I started reading it and reviewing during my rounds and Case presentations. It has excellent and valuable information on Many topics in addition to physiology. I found it comprehensive, yet easy to read. Several of my Colleagues saw the book and are buying it. I now keep it as a main otology reference on my shelf.

This little book is a collection of stories and anecdotes about Anthony De Mello and his life. It is full of great wisdom and gives some illumination in a biographical sense. If you have read anything else by this great teacher, you will appreciate this. It gives insight into an authentic heart that expressed itself fearlessly.

The "rave" reviews here sound like industry blurbs, and there isn't anything really new worth your money. My mom gave it to me, and I'm going to keep it only to recycle as a "duty" gift this Christmas. And in case no one else has pointed it out, "simply grande" is an oxymoron.

These recipes aren't useful, and some are downright silly and pretentious. This is the kind of cookbook you get as a gift and then never use. The author doesn't come across as very likeable.

Enhanced with gardening notes by Peter Garrett, Jean Ann Pollard's The Simply Grande Gardening Cookbook combines outstanding recipes with elements of Yankee garden "know-how". This grow-and-cook compendium of more than 300 recipes is based on Pollard and Garrett's personal experiences raising award-winning produce and creating delicious recipes for sixty-eight garden fresh vegetables. From Springtime Violet Soup; Marigold Wine; and Gazpacho; to Bok Choi Stir-Fry; Apple Pancakes; and Jean Ann's Carrot Nut Soup, The Simply Grande Gardening Cookbook will prove to be a popular and much referenced book for those wanting to take complete culinary advantage of their own home-grown garden produce!