Mr Newmans many years of experience in Buddhism provide him with thoughtful and graceful insight from which to provide wonderful selections from the writings of Dudjom Rinpoche and Chogyam Trungpa, as well as his own commentary, to accompany these sublime images.

Dorland's Pocket Medical dictionary is among the best medical dictionaries. It is nice and thick - lots of info between those covers. As a nursing student in an R.N. program it was a required reference book. 20 years later I am ordering another one because I gave my old copy to a new nursing student and I now I need it. I highly recommend it to students in the health sciences, medical coders, technicians and degreed health professionals. It would also be a good home reference for the interested layman.

Excellent book about the terrible Dr. Mengele, with some fiction weaved in. Highly recommended!

A compelling and highly readable indictment of slavery in America, "Dred" takes risks that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" did not. The ending of "Dred" is powerful and strong, unlike that of "Uncle Tom", which seemed to advocate ultimately that the slaves should be freed and encourged to return to Africa. Harriet Beecher Stowe is just as sharp in her criticism of the North and she is to the South. She is quick to condemn the passive profiteers of slavery as she is the slaveholder himself. I throughly enjoyed this book. I will read it a secod time.

One of the best introductions on Metric Spaces and topology. Easy to read and learn from.

I found this book a pleasure to read.The photographs are top notch, and there is plenty of information for all levels. I found plenty of sound buying tips and lots of resources.

Geared to the young and people wanting to know more about the black heritage. A fascinating survey of the contributions of blacks to American society.Excellent book for the kids and adults alike.

This "essay" is a tour d'force of the force of the power of inferential versus deductive reasoning. This is an unique aposteriori argument for the existence of God, but unfolds an argument in a manner wholly different from the past, such as Aquinas, for example. Newman is a very persuasive author, who uses his evidence judiciously and validly. People of faith will find this exposition worth the perspective.

But, this book can stand on its own as a superlative example of brilliant exposition, using Newman's usually elegant style, and enjoying a journey that seems unlikely from its impetus. The first chapter is particularly difficult, but after that, the reading is engaging and remarkable.

This was the first book I have read since high school. I was so engrossed with the stories and words that I just couldn't put it down. What usually takes me weeks to read only took me 4 days. I always look for more books by this talented writer.

I have used Newman's rules for evaluating the credibility of information, and finding credible sources, every day since I was his student in the late 1960's.

These critical skills have never been more imporant to me than they are now in times of crisis, in this global village where the number of sources and the volume of information/disinformation is overwhelming.

November 8, 2001