rauschenberg applications illustrators retrospective

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297 reviews
Nancy Farmer

Recorded Books, 2003

Timeless
A real page turner, I can see why its now on many schools summer reading lists.

Musculoskeletal MRI

8 reviews
Clyde A. Helms, Nancy M. Major, ...

Saunders, 2008

Great MSK MRI book
This is an excellent book for the following reasons: -Size of text. This is the perfect size for an introductory text for a resident rotation. Small enough to throw in your backpack. -Cost. On par with the Requisite series. -Concise presentation. The text is easily readable for someone who has experience with plain film MSK, and takes time to explain the relevant anatomy when it's important.It ...

Latent Growth Curve Modeling (Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences)
Kristopher J. Preacher, Aaron L. Wichman, ...

Sage Publications, Inc, 2008

Latent growth curve modeling (LGM)—a special case of confirmatory factor analysis designed to model change over time—is an indispensable and increasingly ubiquitous approach for modeling longitudinal data. This volume introduces LGM techniques to researchers, provides easy-to-follow, didactic examples of several common growth modeling approaches, and highlights recent advancements regarding the treatment of missing data, parameter ...

Basketball for Women: Becoming a Complete Player

6 reviews
Nancy Lieberman-Cline, Robin Roberts, ...

Human Kinetics Publishers, 1995

A Must for Coaches of Girls Basketball
When I started coaching girls basketball (3rd-9th graders) 3 years ago this was the second book I picked up. Now I have about 35 books and 20 videos but I use this as the central reference for my playbook and training manual in coaching fundamentals. Some of the skills may be too advanced for younger kids but they will grow up and adapt to it when they return to you a little older and better ...

The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Fifth Annual Collection

10 reviews

St. Martin's, 1992

An outstanding entry in an excellent series
I am working my way back through all of the Datlow/Windling annuals, and although I love all of them, this collection is definitely outshines some of its colleagues (such as the third edition, which is the least thrilling of the ones I have read so far). Many of the stories will cling to your memory, and the scope of genres is commendable. The editors have found works form many different ...

Bioethics: Introduction to History, Methods, and Practice

1 review

Jones & Bartlett Publishers, 2007

A good medico-ethical synopsis
Other than the typo I found, a good read

Who Was Albert Einstein? GB (Who Was...?)

6 reviews
Jess Brallier

Grosset & Dunlap, 2002

Full of Information!
I thought Who Was Albert Einstein? was a great book. Hats off to Jess Brallier! I have read this book two or three times, which is rare for me, since I do not like to re-read things, so that must tell you how good this book is! I learned a lot of things like he was born on March 14, 1879, he had two wives, he wasn't the best father (in his own words), his brain is floating around in a jar today, ...

Samantha Learns a Lesson: A School Story (American Girls Collection)

4 reviews
Susan S. Adler, Robert Grace

American Girl, 1986

A GREAT SAM ANTHA BOOK!!!
When I was younger, this was the first book in the American Girls Collection that I read. I decided to read it again at later time and still liked it. In the book, Samantha Parkington is a third grader at Miss Crampton's Academy. She meets up with her friend Nellie O'Malley, and learns that Nellie's employer, Mrs. Van Sicklen, is letting Nellie and her sisters, Bridget and Jenny, go to the ...

Artist to Artist: 23 Major Illustrators Talk to Children About Their Art

3 reviews
Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art

Philomel, 2007

excellent book for all ages
I purchased this book for my 18 year old daughter, who is off to college next year to major in art. Her ambition is to be an illustrator, so I thought it would be inspirational for her. She loves that it features the illustrators of many of her favorite books from when she was small. A great book for anyone who enjoys illustration and picture books.

Web Server Technology

6 reviews
Nancy J. Yeager, Robert E. McGrath

Morgan Kaufmann, 1996

Excellent book for a understanding Web Servers
This book is excellent, if you want to understand the general properties of a Web server. The book explains the basic jobs a Web server can do in simple way so that many people can understand it. The description of the tasks, which will be performed on a Web server, is not too detailed. Excellent is the explanation of the different types, advantages and disadvantages of process concepts which can ...

Coping in New Territory: A Guide for Adult Children of Aging Parents, First Edition

5 reviews
Suzanne Roberts

Cheltenham Press, 2000

Coping In New Territory, A Handbook for Children of Aging Pa
This book saved my family. I read it, then got copies for my four siblings. When we came home to meet with my parents, we were all in agreement about how to support them, but keep them safe. Every chapter talked to us. It was as though Suzanne had been one of our family describing what we had all experienced. Thank heaven for this book. Our parents are accepting in home care and we can ...

Robert Rauschenberg : A Retrospective

4 reviews
Robert Rauschenberg, Susan Davidson, ...

Harry N. Abrams, 1997

Wonderful, though more text than I wanted
I was very pleased by the large number of high-quality reproductions. Still, as far as I'm concerned there should have been *more*. The book contains (a rough count) about 280 pages containing text or mostly text, out of about 630 total pages. However, I'm very happy with the book.

Happy Birthday Samantha!: A Springtime Story (American Girls Collection)

4 reviews
Valerie Tripp, Robert Grace, ...

American Girl, 1990

Great!
This is another in the American Girls series about Samantha Parkington, a (now) ten-year-old orphan girl living with her grandmother in the America of 1904. In this book, it is Samantha's birthday, and a great party for her and her friends is followed by a special surprise; she is going to the metropolis of New York City, to visit with her aunt and uncle, and her aunt's vivacious young sisters. ...

A Passion for Excellence

4 reviews
Tom Peters, Nancy Austin

Random House Audio, 1986

SUPERB CASE HISTORIES OF WHAT PRACTICAL PASSION CAN DO
Many people have written that they like Tom Peters, but do not think that he has much to say that is new or different. Others criticize Peters for being changeable in his views. What these people miss is that Tom Peters is passionate about using passion for customers, employees, and everyone else to create great results for all of us. By awakening our passion, we will do more, we will try ...

Molecular Biology of the Gene

6 reviews
James D. Watson, Nancy H. Hopkins, ...

Benjamin Cummings, 2000

Molecular Biology of the Gene
Molecular Biology of the Gene written by James D. Watson is one of the best texts on biology of the molecular level. With ample illustrations this makes a wonderful text for students and those who want to learn more about the primary structures of proteins and the interplay between them. Molecular genetics is but one part of the whole of biology, the nature of cells and how they divide, but this ...

Dr. Kushner's Personality Type Diet

5 reviews
Robert Kushner, Nancy Kushner, 2003

This is a great book!
I think I've read every diet book ever written. They're all the same. You follow a specific plan for a while, you lose weight and then as time goes by, you drift back to your old habits and gain it back. This book focuses your weight loss on whatever habits caused you to gain weight in the first place. It's more personalized than any other diet book I've ever picked up. And it works. I'm losing ...

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