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I have bought four copies of this book. By adding heavy vitamins to regular surgery, radiation and chemotherapy, Hoffer's cancer patients lived 6 times as long as the controls, 6 years vs. 6 months, and some lived 13 plus years. He has treated over 1040 patients. His early results are in Cameron & Pauling's "Cancer and Vitamin C." Hoffer is helping my prostate cancer.

In brief, I am a long term cancer survivor due to my early consultations with Dr. Hoffer. I was told I'd live for 2 years without surgery.. I didn't have surgery and it's now over 6 years.
Dr. Hoffer was the first person that I turned to when I was diagnosed with a large chondrosarcoma (bone tumor). I immediately begain his prescribed treatment of mega dose vitamins which included Vitamin C, E, B, Niacin..

Vitamin C is cytotoxic to cancer cells and I'm living proof. I highly recommend his book if you or someone you know has cancer. The evidence is clear!!

Be well! Be alive!

This book is hard to obtain, but very helpful in separating the culturally acceptable from the wise practice of parenting teens. Don't turn them loose too early, don't go with the flow, don't just hope for the best, do the best job of parenting possible. They strongly encourage courting, not dating so as to avoid repeatedly giving your heart away only to have it returned to you in less pristine condition. Teens, recognize that your parents love you even when your hair isn't combed and your clothes not the latest look. Would your friends do that? Worth the read, but challenges to a higher level of living than many may be willing to do.

An outstanding book! If you are a parent of a teenager, have children who will soon enter the teenage years, or for anyone who is or will be working with youth/young adults-- this book is a MUST READ! Don't miss this opportunity to "walk with the wise". The teenage years come and go too fast, and this book will help you build an emotionally healthy, loving relationship with that young person you care about.

This book is a wonderful asset to any home library. Children of all ethnic backgrounds will benefit from the lessons of positive self-image. This book will be extremely helpful for multiracial families working for positive self-esteem across the board.

This is an outstanding African-American Children's Book. It has wonderful illustrations and the African-American child can identify themselves with this passage.

Zero Challenge Dynamics is an excellent tool for review and problem solving in Engineering dynamics.

I found the pictorial table of contents and outline format to be extremely easy to use. Equations are derived from first principles and all problems are solved without leaving out any of the steps, very valuable when reviewing any material.

I wish I had this book when I was first learning dynamics. It explains the material much better than the professor did.

This book has several excellent unique features that differentiate it from "conventional" dynamics texts.

Unlike most texts, which tend to ramble, the notes are written much like you would take notes in class, i.e. succinctly. This makes it much easier to learn or review the material.

Secondly, every equation in the book is labelled in the format of, say, (5d), which means equation d on page 5. This is very useful for looking up the derivation of a certain equation. For example, on page 64, equation (64c) is derived from equation (5d).

Also, these equations are derived without skipping steps, unlike most texts, which skip many steps. (The solved problems in this book also go through all the steps, which is also unlike most texts.)

The pictorial table of contents is also very useful in searching for a particular type of solved problem. For example, if I want to find a problem involving the final impact velocity of a car colliding with a wall, I just look at the pictorial table of contents and find that it is on page 98.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone who needs to learn or review dynamics.

My grandson is 6 and likes to read this and even though some of the jokes are over his head, he still likes it.

John Kremer is a genius. There, I've said it. His book, "101 Ways to Market Your Books: For Publishers and Authors" provides a treasure chest of 1,000's of practical possibilities of you to get out there with your book.

I found "101 Ways to Market Your Books" so stimulating, I had to put it down, knowing I'd come back to it time and again to dip back in to it. This is a book to skim, study, and take notes on more than one to read straight through.

I heartily recommend it for anyone who has just self-published there own book--and, especially their first one as they are learning the ropes of promotion and distribution.

--Janet Grace Riehl, author Sightlines: A Poet's Diary

I'm a great fan of mukundan. I've read(atleast tried to read) almost all his novels and short stories. But this particular book stands above many others primarily because of two reasons. 1. The story itself. 2. The descriptive manner in which the story is narrated. The life of adityan and his friend(lover??) radha is being evaluated by a group of friends throughout the story. The character of Adityan who never lived for himself is splendid. Above all the story has the regular Mukindan "style" which is outstanding. A good one to read, to own and to think over.

I have owned a copy of each of the 3 volumes making up the manuel since 1963 and whilst not regularly used they are kept as an essential source of both reference and maritime history.

This is overall, a very interesting book, but the page that took my breath away is a full page color picture of the New York Trade Towers under construction. This photo is located on the page opposite the title page. I feel this makes this book a true collectors item and would recommend if you are a collector to get yours before they are no longer available.

This book is an excellent reference, and is very detailed.