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CranioSacral Therapy: What It Is, How It Works

1 review

North Atlantic Books, 2008

Great to have for patients or clients
I purchased this for an easy to read resource for people I treat with CST.

Working Together to Address Induced Demand
Eno Transportation Foundation, Don Pickrell, ...

Eno Transportation Foundation, 2002

Induced demand?the increased travel that results when a roadway is built or expanded?is a complex phenomenon and the subject of much discussion during transportation project planning. This report, based on a forum conducted by the Eno Transportation Foundation with sponsorship from the Environmental Protection Agency and the Federal Highway Administration, defines induced demand, quantifies the magnitude of induced demand at the national level ...

Body Parts: Don Blair's Guide to Lighting and Posing

3 reviews
Don Blair, Skip Cohen

Marathon Press (NE), 1999

Very concise information helps photographers learn the craft
This little book has been a great help to those I know who have purchased it. It is the right size to fit in a camera bag and take along on photo assignments to offer help in the field. Very useful information...

An Introduction to Craniosacral Therapy: Anatomy, Function, and Treatment

6 reviews
Don Cohen

North Atlantic Books, 1996

Great help
I'm in a class for Cranial/Sacral with a teacher who isn't very good at teaching. Frustrated with the lack of materials, a general disorderly method of giving what he does know, and his very slim instruction in palpation, I began a search for a book to help me get what I wanted. This book is fantastic! It clearly lays out the 10 step protocol and gives great tips for discovering the rhythm ...

Military Culture in Imperial China

Harvard University Press, 2009

This volume explores the relationship between culture and the military in Chinese society from early China to the Qing empire, with contributions by eminent scholars aiming to reexamine the relationship between military matters and law, government, historiography, art, philosophy, literature, and politics. The book critically investigates the perception that, due to the influence of Confucianism, Chinese culture has systematically ...

Business Without Boundaries: An Action Framework for Collaborating Across Time, Distance, Organization, and ...

3 reviews
Don Mankin, Susan G. Cohen

Jossey-Bass, 2004

Whether you think you can or think you can't....
Let's begin with the assumption that many (if not most but certainly not all) limits are self-imposed. Then let us assume that it is in any organization's best interests to eliminate all limits to effective communication, cooperation, and collaboration. If you accept these two assumptions, then you will share my high regard for this volume in which Mankin and Cohen offer a cohesive, ...

They Came to Destroy America

2 reviews
Stan Cohen, Don DeNevi, ...

Pictorial Histories Publishing Co. Inc., 2003

A true and factual record of a deadly internal threat
Assisted by Richard Gay, Stan Cohen and Don DeNevi effectively collaborate in They Came To Destroy America, a pictorially oriented history which focuses upon the landings of Nazi spies and saboteurs upon American shores during the years of World War II -- as well as pre-war Nazi spy operations, and some of the other Axis operations which were planned but never successful. A wealth of ...

In Good Company: How Social Capital Makes Organizations Work

6 reviews
Don Cohen, Laurence Prusak

Harvard Business School Press, 2001

Common sense, uncommon insight
If I could inflict one book on business executives this year, this would be it. In arguing that social capital within organisations has a value, and that there are ways to encourage it, the authors will not surprise most corporate infantry. But they draw together the human strands of this topic - trust, networking, the office environment, gossip - in an elegant and compelling way, and turn an ...

Value Stream Management for Lean Healthcare
Don Tapping, Deb Hadfield, ...

MCS Media, Inc., 2008

Value Stream Management (VSM) is a proven and effective step-by-step methodology for understanding and applying the principles and practices of the Toyota Production System (i.e., Lean) within an healthcare organization. The Toyota Production System is known for its world-class practices of having efficient processes with standards that are being adhered to, while empowering employees to find and eliminate waste. These types of efforts are ...

Managing Knowledge in the New Economy
Don Cohen

Conference Board, 1998

Psychology and Law

1 review
Colin Tredoux, Don Foster, ...

Juta Academic, 2006

Superb Book
Tredoux and his team of experts have done a fantastic job in presenting key issues in the area of psychology and law. This book is well written and well organized. Tredoux's Psychology and Law is a welcome addition to my library.

What's Your Return on Knowledge?
Don Cohen

Harvard Business Review, 2006

Measuring the value of your knowledge-management program probably depends less on hard numbers than on soft indicators like anecdotes and employee surveys.

Unforeseen History
Emmanuel Levinas

University of Illinois Press, 2003

Emmanuel Levinas (1906-95) placed ethics at the foundation of philosophy; during his life, which spanned almost the entire twentieth century, he witnessed devastating events that could not have been more demanding of that philosophical stance. "Unforeseen History" covers the years 1929-92, providing a wide overview of Levinas's work - especially his views on aesthetics and Judaism - offering examples of his precise thinking at work in small ...

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