Michael LeMay and Elliott Robert Barkan edit U.S. Immigration And Naturalization Laws And Issues, a fine collection which covers the foundations of immigration laws and their applications. From court cases to opinion pieces, this provides thorough understanding of all the issues involved.

Robert Munsch and Michael Martchenko have teamed up for another OUTSTANDING children's book. Kids of all ages will enjoy the tree climbing adventures of Anna. Although Anna is told by her parents not to climb, she continues to climb anything in and outside the house. It was like being reunited with an old friend when I read Munsch's favorite kid response come out of Anna's mouth,'No, no, no, no, no!' The details found in the illustrations always amaze me as I recognize pieces from past Munsch/Martchenko creations. Anna makes every parent smile as she works to help her wounded parents.

I WOULD LOVE TO TALK TO THE AUTHOR MICHAEL KATAKIS WHO USED MY BROTHERS NAME (WAYNE D STIGEN) ON THE FRONT COVER OF HIS BOOK. ALSO WRITING A WONDERFUL PAGE ABOUT HIM.(PAGE 1) WALL 25, LINE 91. HIS BOOK WAS FOUND BY A COUSIN OF MINE, DOWNTOWN CHICAGO. SHE THEN SENT IT TO MY PARENTS. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIM FOR REMEMBERING HIM. PLEASE CONTACT NOREEN STIGEN AT EMAIL BELOW

A series of excellent essays that critique television and society. A highly recommended follow up read to Arlen's "Living Room War". Its nice to read intelligent television criticism from someone who actually likes the medium and doesn't scapegoat it.

I'm ordering an extra copy of this book for my Irish house; it walks away with visitors, I think. It's a wonderful wander through a colorful land which, in a way, persists behind the modern clutter, the wide roads and narrow minds that have replaced the old ways. I'll carry it with me as I drive down to Roundstone, up to Sligo, amethyst mining on Achill ... the stones, plants, birds and other charms of Ireland are merrily visited, and it gives another dimension to one's explorations.

This is the ultimate reference tool for the IT Professional required to work with NT Server. It covers the trickiest issues, and gives you simple solution options. A must have!

Not a biographical sketch of Thoreau in a typical sense, but in a poetic one. Every word Thoreau wrote was essential, and Robert Bly has selected rich, complex prose selections from "Walden" and other writings, along with Thoreau's little-published poetry, to shine light into the soul of one of our most important American writers. Beautifully illustrated with woodcuts, a careful positioning of text on the page - simple, elegant, compelling. Bly's comments on Thoreau's writings and life, and on the contexts in which Thoreau can be seen, provide an excellent structure to his large body of work, and a wonderful guide to further reading. If we had all started our high school readings of Thoreau with this book, there would be no market for the current plethora of books on simplifying life. Our "Waldens" would be well-worn. It's all here, simply, beautifully, essentially

I can't believe this book isn't available. I loved every minute spent with it. Robert Pyle is scientist and poet and he writes about the Willapa Hills with the same love I feel for the Oregon coast - also overlogged and abused but beautiful nonetheless. He teaches and shows how to look in new ways. Fantastic!

Michael Robert Davis will take your ideas from where they are to where they could be. I found the content of witty inventions to be so powerful and inspiring that I read the entire book two times in one weekend...

In this skeet shoot of idea development and generation, Michael Robert Davis is the marksman of the hour...

Most importantly, his desire is to see your God-given ideas succeed.

This book shows a american's prospective of fighting with the British R.A.F. during the World War. This book has many personal insights into that period of Mr.Raymond's experince being a bomber piolt for the R.A.F.