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books:

Behaviour Management with Young Children
Bill Rogers, Elizabeth McPherson

SAGE Publications Ltd, 2008

After the Earth Quakes: Elastic Rebound on an Urban Planet

1 review
Susan Elizabeth Hough, Roger G. Bilham

Oxford University Press, USA, 2005

Intensity v. Magnitude
Susan Hough, rising star of the southern California earthquake science scene, and Roger Bilham, professor extraordinaire from the University of Colorado Boulder, have given us a very different earthquake book in _After the Earth Quakes: elastic rebound on an Urban planet_. Hough and Bilham focus primarily on historical earthquakes for which no instrumental readings exist and for which ...

By any other name.(The Naming of Names: The Search for Order in the World of Plants)(Book review) : An ...
Elizabeth Barlow Rogers

Thomson Gale, 2006

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The Biophilia Hypothesis (A Shearwater Book)

5 reviews

Island Press, 1995

Wonderful reading
This was recommended by a scientist-science teacher-friend and I was simply blown away by the implications. If this theory is correct, then it explains the human descent into madness brought on by increased development without thought.

Clinical Effectiveness and Clinical Governance Made Easy
Ruth Chambers, Elizabeth Boath, ...

Radcliffe Publishing Ltd, 2007

Big Wheels Rolled in Texas 1940 Through Pearl Harbor
Walter and Elizabeth Rogers

Victory Library, New Orleans, LA 70151 USA, 1972

A Non-Fiction Novel About Working People. Sequel to John Donar: Common Man, The Diary of an I W W.

Central Park

1 review

Aperture, 2002

Central View of "Central Park"
Bruce Davidson's "Central Park" is a compelling look at one of the world's most unique urban places. Unlike "Brooklyn Gang" or "Portraits," Davidson shoots his subjects here with a wide-angle panoramic camera. The result is fascinating as the images meld odd angles, distorted bodies and expansive views, and at no point does it come across as cliched or gimmicky. Instead, the photographs ...

Beyond Machiavelli : Tools for Coping With Conflict

7 reviews
Roger Fisher, Elizabeth Kopelman, ...

Harvard University Press, 1994

Conquering Conflict
How many times we have been in a conflict with others may it be of a personal or business in nature. I find this text extremely useful in punctuating the loopholes and pitfalls to avoid in a conflict and means to manage it. When in a conflict we are always trying to send a message to the other party suggesting them that there is something else they should be doing. The text will help in the ...