adolescents confronting association organization

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OOoSwitch: 501 Things You Want to Know About Switching To OpenOffice.org from Microsoft Office

6 reviews
Tamar E. Granor, Scott Carr, ...

Hentzenwerke Publishing, 2003

The switch got easier especially for Novices
For those of us coming from an MS world, it helps with any new software to have assistance to overcome the learning curve. OOoSwitch jumpstarts the "trial and error" learning curve methodology by showing the differences and similarities between MS Office and OpenOffice.org. The PDF feature in OOo would be reason enough to endure the learning curve, but OOoSwitch makes the transition fairly ...

Hacker's Guide to Visual FoxPro(R) 3.0

7 reviews
Tamar E. Granor, Ted Roche, ...

Addison Wesley Longman, 1996

Fantastic reference for EXPERIENCED foxpro programers
I learned alot from this book and I have been programing foxpro from the dark ages in 1991! These guys know their stuff. If you program foxpro for money you need this book.

Freeing Your Child from Anxiety: Powerful, Practical Solutions to Overcome Your Child's Fears, Worries, and ...

26 reviews
Tamar E. Chansky

Broadway, 2004

A very helpful book!
I really enjoyed this book. It was very user friendly, and showed how to help your child, by giving you the appropriate language to use to explain feelings of anxiety/fear and how to take charge of them.

Molecular Modeling and Simulation

10 reviews
Tamar Schlick

Springer, 2002

A long expected book in molecular modeling is finally here
I highly recommend Professor T. Schlick's book. It is beautifully written with many examples and great illustrations. The book is truly interdisciplinary; it covers, in good depth, both the biological and mathematical aspects of computational structural biology. Most chapters start with an amenable introduction and finish with "hands-on" recommendations and future challenges. I was particularly ...

Freeing Your Child from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Powerful, Practical Program for Parents of Children ...

26 reviews
Tamar E. Chansky

Crown, 2000

So helpful as a companion to therapy
If your child is suffering from OCD and you're exploring therapy, this book should help reinforce the behavior therapy techniques that will be taught to get the disorder under control. You'll learn exactly what kinds of things to say and what not to in a crisis moment. This book made me feel like there is hope, and it has helped enormously.

Microsoft Office Automation with Visual FoxPro

5 reviews
Tamar E. Granor, Ted Roche

Hentzenwerke Publishing, 2000

A Model For Others
After 28+ years in this business I have finally stumbled upon an author who knows how to write technical books. This one should be a "how to write" example for other alleged authors. The book, is clear, concise, and well designed. No assumptions are made; yet it is structured in a manner that one can easily skip over items of familiarity. It is an ideal book in that it spans the needs of ...

Ask Me No Questions

7 reviews
Marina Tamar Budhos, 2008

Richie's Picks: ASK ME NO QUESTIONS
"...And it's a story, ladies and gentlemen, that I didn't read in a book, or learn in a classroom. I saw it and lived it, like many of you. I watched a small man with thick calluses on both his hands work 15 and 16 hours a day. I saw him once literally bleed from the bottoms of his feet, a man who came here uneducated, alone, unable to speak the language, who taught me all I needed ...

The sirens sang of murder (Atlantic large print)

8 reviews
Sarah Caudwell

Curley Pub, 1991

Not for everyone
The humor is elaborate and depends on convoluted witticisms couched in a pastiche of eighteenth century prose, alternating with sharp observations of contemporary British life and amazingly effective slapstick. This sort of thing has to be done superbly well or it falls flat. This is done superbly well. The plot seems completely fantastic until the murderer is revealed and you realise you should ...

Freax

4 reviews
Tamár Polgár

CSW-Verlag, 2005

Essential for folks interested in the Demoscene
This book is by the demoscene, for the demoscene. While it's not the first book to mention the demoscene - it's the first to properly attempt to document the roots and destination of this cultural phenomenon. The book is of impressive quality, full colour and well bound. Some grammatical errors must be ignored, but that's a minor complaint. In our time, this book is the best book ever ...

The Girls of Lighthouse Lane #2: Rose's Story (Girls of Lighthouse Lane)

4 reviews
Thomas Kinkade, Erika Tamar

HarperCollins, 2004

Books
These were purchased as an early gift. Can hardly wait to give them to my special person.

DESCENDANTS OF TAMAR

2 reviews
Zakiyyah Hill

Xulon Press, 2007

Descendants of Tamar
This was a very awesome book. I believe everyone should read it. There's a lot to learn from. It is also good for those that are just starting to have relationships with the opposite sex BEFORE they start.DESCENDANTS OF TAMAR

Tamar

3 reviews
Ann Chamberlin

Tor Books, 1994

Tamar
This book was incredibly detailed and wonderfully researched. Chamberlin gives a vivid description of how religion and politics might have mixed, and clashed, in Biblical times. She also gives a human side to the more earthy parts of matriarchal religions. Although we can only reconstruct part of what might have happened during such rites, from existing frangments of tablets found in the ...

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre

2 reviews
Martin Biddle, Gideon Avni, ...

Rizzoli, 2000

Fantastic book about the greatest church
Some day I should like very much to visit Jerusalem. Until I do, I'll probably wear this book out. This is a history of Christendom's holiest shrine, the church built over what was believed to be the site of Jesus' burial and resurrection. This book contains the church's complete history along with some of the most spectacular photography of the church, its various communities, and its ...

I've Got Your Back: The Truth About Spine Surgery, Straight From a Surgeon

4 reviews
M.D., Nathaniel L. Tindel, Tamar Haspel

NAL Trade, 2007

With gratitude to Dr. Nathaniel Tindel............
It is with deep gratitude to Dr. Nathaniel Tindel that I take the time to write this review. Since my back trouble had remained dormant for a few years.........my hope was to not have immediate reason to read the book - but, alas.....about a week ago the back trouble reared it's ugly head again! I found the book to be very informative and helpful. Dr. Tindel has the unique ability to ...

The Chief Learning Officer (CLO): Driving Value Within a Changing Organization Through Learning and ...

2 reviews

Butterworth-Heinemann, 2006

Learning Professional Must Read!
The Chief Learning Officer describes learning organizations as a key critical business activity in this climate of increasing competition. This book assisted in my identifying value-add activities by looking at measurements and evaluations through the Learning Value Chain. The Learning Value Chain augmented the standard training level evaluations by asking key questions geared at generating a ...

Confronting Our Discomfort: Clearing the Way for Anti-Bias in Early Childhood

2 reviews
Tamar Jacobson

Heinemann, 2003

Comfornting Our Discomfort
This book is a gem. In it Tamar Jacobson calls for everyone to examine their past as well as their current feelings about themselves and others so as to confront their biases. The book is aimed at childcare staff who work with young children, but its message is relevant to all who want to examine their prejudices. By being so personal the book provides readers with an example of how to go ...

Modigliani: Beyond the Myth (Published in Association with the Jewish Museum, New York)

3 reviews

Jewish Museum, 2004

A good catalogue for a good exhibition
There have been many publications on Modigliani lately and also many exhibitions (in Paris, London, NY). This particular book, which is the catalogue for a show at the Jewish Museum, is, in my opinion, the most original one in that it attempts to study the artist setting aside all the rest (that is "the myth"). The beautiful reproductions enable the reader to see what a revolutionary portraitist ...

Trust and Honesty: America's Business Culture at a Crossroad

3 reviews
Tamar Frankel

Oxford University Press, USA, 2008

Business Ethics
Frankel's book is thought-provoking and original. It raises issues that affect all of us. If we listen to TV or open the newspaper, almost every day we read about dishonesty and fraud. We must ask ourselves whether America has changed. Yet, it may well be that we always had such abuses, except that we now have more information about them. Frankel recognizes this point. Her argument is not that ...

The Boy from over There

2 reviews
Tamar Bergman

Houghton Mifflin Co, 1991

From War to War
Can you imagine living through World War II in a cellar, then going to a place where everyone thinks you're weird? This was Avremelah's life in the book The Boy From Over There. Avremeleh was taken from his homeland in Poland, and brought to a kibbutz in Palestine when Israel was gaining its independence. There he faced culture shock, prejudice, and another war. Why did his cousin Rami hate ...

The Female Ancestors of Christ

2 reviews
Ann Belford Ulanov

Shambhala, 1993

Interesting, unusual depth view of the feminine
I enjoyed this book very much. Although it is written from the viewpoint of depth psychology, it is very readable and accessible (and brief). The sexual information may be surprising to those who have only received traditional bible training. Very relevant for those with a Christian heritage, whether they are practicing Christians or not.

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