I HIGHLY reccommend it for any man who desires to know exactly how and what to do to enhance his relationship with God. The clear, concise writing style was easy to follow. I only pray for the ability to do all it recommends in order that I might be someday considered, a man with a Godly heart. If you really want to make a change in your life TOWARD God, read this book.

Filled with self paced modules applicable to the critical care, emergency room, and medical-surical setting, High Acuity Nursing is an excellent clinical resource to supplement orientation & training programs of new graduate nurses. Organized by body system, it integrates A&P, clinical nursing applications, and critical thinking all in one. I used it with my new graduates when orienting them to the IMCU, ED, and med-surg units. They found the information helpful in tying in the clinical content they were learning during orientation and the practical application of it. They rated the self learning modules highly in the evaluations. Internal transfers into the ICU have also found it to be helpful when orienting to that new setting.

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Mark Rector has put together an interesting volume that serves both as a historical reference to old Scottish swordplay, and a guide to those individuals interested in the recreation of old styles of sword combat. Happily, it is also easy to read, and nicely illustrated. As the author of "THE ART AND SCIENCE OF FENCING," "THE INNER GAME OF FENCING," and "THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SWORD," and the editor/publisher of "FENCERS QUARTERLY MAGAZINE," I recommend this book.

The College of Arms commissioned a series of 142 modeled and painted panels and shields in connection with the New York World's Fair of 1939, which were presented to the United States at the outbreak of the war. Most eventually went into storage at the Smithsonian until their resurrection in this volume on heraldic art. All are illustrated, described, and put into historical context, and they range in time from Simon de Montfort and "Strongbow" (Richard, Earl of Pembroke), through Cromwell and John Milton, to Cecil Rhodes and Ernest Rutherford.

Interested in what happened to one of the greatest aviation engineers of the twentieth century? Interested in the genius behind the amazing developments in air warfare that came out of Germany's Third Reich? Then this book is for you! Dr. Kurt Tank, a contemporary of Willy Messerschmitt (the OTHER aviation genius of the twentieth century) was by far one of the most influential aircraft engineers to ever live. Follow his career from Germany, to Argentina after the war, to developing the trans-sonic fighters of the Pakistani Air Force! A must for WWII aviation enthusiasts, and students of aviation history!

This was a GREAT book. It kept you captivated and worked to keep you guessing. It was similar to watching a good mystery movie.

Simple yet amazing craft projects for seven holiday seasons are made easy. Instructions, shopping lists, estimated cost, and vibrant pictures are presented in a friendly manner. There is something for everyone, no matter how young or old, talented or not, in this awesome handbook. A "must have" for teachers looking for some creative, yet inexpensive, hands on activities.

With detail and documentation Arthur D. Hitner offers insight into the life and times of Honus Wagner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, baseball's greatest shortstop.This book is academic and entertaining.

Great Book! Plenty of great photos, non-technical but contains plenty of info. Covers: Street Rods, Custom Rods, Musclecars, Factory Rods & Pickups. This book can be re-read many times. Highly Recommended!