i was blown away by the insight, intelligence, and eloquence of this book. its a must have for any aspiring college student!

This play is about a man who had many chances to be great in life but just led a simple life with his wife. Then after many years he decides to tell the dignitaries of his society his secret which starts the absurdities. You see the man and the woman talk to nobody and ask questions and respond to what that person probably would have said in a normal circumstance. "The Chairs" are representative of people that really aren't there because the only characters in the play are the old man, woman, and the person he hires to tell the world his big secret. The end is very surprising and in a sense funny but disturbing. In all it is a very worth while play that will stick with you for a long time.

I had the chance to read this book first with the intention to get insights to solve a problem related with invariant measures and harmonic analysis. I found out that the reading was an enjoyment for myself, mainly because of the way it presents important results in the measure theory and probability theory contexts related with the Fourier-Stieltjes Transform or the Characteristic Function. Moreover, it shows and proves important results which offten need to be used or at least considered now on applied topics like for instance Financial and Actuarial Mathematics. I consider that this book is a classic.

This was the assigned textbook for my college General Chem Class. I was absolutely dreading the course, but the book (and the professor) made it so much easier...I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a good General Chem book!

Our high school Chemistry II class uses this book and I find it be well written. Each chapter builds on the previous for the most part, and basic concepts are review and expanded on. My only complaints would be that sometimes rather uselss information is included and the book would start explaining a topic and say, " it would be impractical to elaborate more since it is beyond the scope of this book." The book is orall well organized and explained. Great for reference.

The first three reviews are this textbook are just out-of-left-field questions; how can you give the text 1 star without ever reading it? I used this book all this year for AP Chem, I thought it was very good. The book was able to clearly explain the subject manner, with few exceptions.

This is a timely work, much needed to be read and studied and applied by the church today. The confusion over the office of the public ministry and the priesthood of all believers is so misunderstood and malpracticed.

Klug provides a thorough analysis of Luther and Walther's positions along with Scriptural analysis. There should be no confusion that today's pop opinions on this vital teaching is aschew with that of Luther and the church catholic.

See also Kurt Marquart's volume "The Church" in the Lutheran Academny Dogmatics Series.

We can enjoy to wonder in a philosophical and poetical labyrinth. The two exellent scholars play a wonderful session.Please listen to it, you can hear the clown's wordless shout.

This is a great collection of some of the most important papers of E.P. Wigner. It contains his famous paper on representations of the Lorentz Group, as well as a lot of articles on Group Theory.

In a so tiny space, in a so agreable-to-handle little book, there are so many informations, so many precise helps for to express at best oneself's thoughts that often I use this ... English dictionary for to improve my personal ITALIAN language.

(Also my - Italian! - eight years old grand-daughter is FOND of it, HEARTLY LONGING for it!)