Jack Van Impe is a great teacher of biblical end-time events. In this book he shows how the book of Daniel of the Holy Scriptures,compliments the book of Revelation. This gives us a better picture of end time events before Jesus's return to earth.

The other major theme in this book is that these truths ,revealed by Jack, were hidden by GOD(sealed) until the last days(days before Jesus returns to earth to rule it). Van Impe points out that because the book of Daniel has been unsealed by GOD, we are living in the last days(endtimes). Therefore, Jesus could return very, very soon!

This book explains the book of Daniel in the Bible ,very well, on many levels(literal,prophetic, and symbolic);of the life of Daniel and his relationship with the LORD;what the LORD told him to seal up, including the vision of King "Nebbecenezzar"(sp?),the firey furnace and the three hebrew children, and much more on Daniel's life until old age.Also included explaination of 70 weeks (a prophecy), in regards to the JEWISH people's history; before the appearance of King JESUS.

A must read for all Christians looking for the return of their LORD, JESUS!

I've read a dozen grant writing books, and this one offers the whole package. Notable strengths of this book include:

1) Get the organization behind your fund raising effort. Barber hits where others miss by consistently illustrating the importance building support for your grant internally, throughout the organization. Only experienced grant writers know how important this is.

2) The dreaded budget. The bottom line in proposal evaluation is the budget. It must be easy to comprehend, be realistic and professional-looking. This book offers important tips on calculating overhead, in direct costs, and bottom-up budgeting that I have seen in no other grant writing text.

3) "Comprehensive Guide": This book (and accompanying disk) offers template materials as well as the historical and philosophical back ground of public funding and philanthropic giving. The book as a whole is important to understanding the nature of fund raising through grants while providing practical advice on how to get that important project funded.

I keep this book nearby and use often for reference.

One is treated to a multidimensional, interdisciplinary expedition through British history that spans splendid Diamond Jubilee coronations and wrenching revolts, trade and exploration, pervasive hunger and far-flung empire, inventions and architecture. Within an English perspective, this book provides robust context for understanding the watershed events and significant social dynamics during the past 600 years. Superbly illustrated with engravings, paintings, and photographs, Fins de Siècle: How Centuries End, 1400-2000 begins at the end of the fourteenth century "when there were already signs of what has been called a 'new time consciousness'." Highly recommended for graduate-level sociology, British history, Western Civilization, comparative cultures, and philosophy of history courses. An excellent and timely addition to graduate school libraries and major public libraries. Robert S. Frey, M.A.; Editor, BRIDGES: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Theology, Philosophy, History, and Science

I inherited this book from an uncle who had taken Dr. Zelinsky's linear algebra course at Northwestern University in the '70's, and it is amazingly clear and concise. I was surprised by the number of proofs - it is very rigorous with the topics it covers, and the problems are very doable. However, it only briefly touches on generalized vector spaces and does not include such concepts as almost-diagonalizable matrices. For understanding linear algebra quickly and painlessly, this book is superb. However, for a more in-depth review of the topic, this is probably not going to be a first choice.

This is a very important book for the research it presents re. the nature & lifelong effects of parent/infant relationships developed through the first year of bonding. So soory it is out of print as there are few easily readable books on the market that help parents comprehend the data in such a beautiful way. Knowing that their child's entire future is effected by the nature of the relationships established in infancy with each of its parents, can assist parents in supporting optimum development of their child in all areas of the child's development: emotionally, intellectually, socially, physically and spiritually.

Please ask author to revise and reprint. Then, of course, notify me. Thanks!

This book has proved to be an indispensable tool in helping to lay the foundation of regular bible study for my 6-year-old daughter. Each devotion provides a very practical "Thinking Step" with questions to spark the child's interest. From there, you go to the "Listening Step" which is a short, easy-to-understand bible story. Next, the "Talking Step" stimulates honest discussion. The devotions end with the "Praying Step" which lists suggestions for prayer. Also, each devotion has a memory verse. The structure of the devotions has been very helpful in training my child in how to have daily quiet times and how to think spiritually. I know the fruit of these devotions will continue to be seen in her life as the years go by. This book is a MUST for any parent interested in training their child to love God and meditate on His word!

A friend of mine purchased the whole series of the Eurodelices cookbooks. I couldn't believe the price and the quality of these books. My favorite is this Fish & Seafood cookbook. The instructions are simple to follow, the pictures are excellent, the 2-page format arrangement is great. I love reading the commentary on each of the dishes. I was inspired by the creativeness of these cookbooks. And they make wonderful reading.

If you can get a copy of this audiobook, BUY IT.

This two-tape set contains readings, by the author, from his essay collection _Fishwhistle._ These in turn are transcriptions of his NPR essays. They cover a wide variety of topics, from Zen to raising malemute dogs to children's literacy.

It's hard to describe Pinkwater's style. Suffice to say that I've seen friends that I've played these for laugh unto injuring themselves.

Eat pudding.

This was the first book I read that had been put out by the Heritage Foundation. I had been a big doubter of the flat tax, but Mitchells arguments and facts showed me that I was way wrong. He cogently argues that a flat tax is important for the economic well being of our country. HE also looks at other tax plans and shows their flaws and merits. For anyone interested in tax policy, this is a must-read!

Our entire immediate family enjoys making homemade gifts for friends and other family members. Homemade vinegars are great. This book is straight forward and is so easy to understand. Would recommend this book even for most jaded cook who has watched hoours of foodtv programs!