Cameron Books

I would recommend this book to anyone who is serious about wanting to change their life for the better. I am a true believer in the power of the Releasing Strategy. I have had a weight problem all of my life. About 10 months ago, I got my hands on a self-help cassette series entitled Permanent Weight Loss by Dr.Clark Cameron. This tape series covers the Releasing Strategy developed by Dr. Clark Cameron and Sharon Marshall Cameron. After listening to the tapes, I was highly motiviated to change my life and my health. I tracked down Clark and Sharon and went to see Sharon for some counciling. I have slowly but surely been shedding the pounds ever since. Quiet effortlessly. I bought a copy of this book and have read it several times since then. It helps keep me focused on where I am going.

The Releasing Strategy is simple and no matter what your problem is, it will help you change for the better!

In 1884 some ranchers were using barbed wire to fence their land keeping their cattle controlled for special breeding purposses, as well as keeping thier own grass and water for themselves. Some of the original settlers claimed all of the land because they were first. Not buying the land but forcing themselves onto the land of others, sometimes by cutting the wire and hiring thugs with guns if necessary. Jim Hartford a newcomer sees his ranching brother murdered by such thugs and vows to do in these terrable men. Cameron Judd is a fantastic writter.

Kenneth Neil Cameron Wrote One of the user-friendliest explanations of Dialectical materialism I have ever read. Beginning with a historical overview of the evolution of philosophical materialism and how it relates the history of science. Then he explains how this underpinning of the methodology used by Karl Marx, Frederick Engels, and V.I. Lenin in the Science of Society. He explores both the strengths and limitations of the Dialectical Method and Science as used by these pioneers. Then he explains the relationship between the Physical Universe and life on Earth, Evolution of Life on Earth, biology, consciousness, society and the meaning of life. Without a God life is a celebration to be treasured in, not an affliction to be suffered. Death is a conclusion of life not the major focus of life, as religious philosophers would have you believe. This book ends with one of the most beautiful commemoration of life I have ever read.

An excellent source for architectural and decorative terminology. It includes many illustrations, styles, and everything from egg and dart moulding and the types of colums to obscure terms such as girandole, fenestration, and mullion.

If you have a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or other type of dementia, I highly recommend this. It will make your visits or your time at home with your family member much more meaningful.

The stories are disturbing, but the writing is compelling.

It is difficult to discern whether the stories are meant as fiction, fact, or embellished truth. Regardless, they leave an impact on the reader.

A required read.

It was fun to read a realistic view of life in Big Sur by someone who had actually experienced it. Many books are written about our area because of it's beauty, but travel writers just don't know the reality of living here or the characters who call this home like Kristen remembers. It brought back fond memories of that era. Good job.

Dust of Life is an excellent book from a truly gifted author. I could not put it down until I finished it. The story moved me so much I asked my wife to read it. Cameron's story touched a nerve so deep, she could not talk about it for days. I have given the book to several of my fans and talked with many others who have read the book. I have not heard a single negative comment. Without giving away the plot, the story is about love, acceptance and redemption. YOU NEED TO READ THIS BOOK!

This is a fascinating book. If you only know Ealing Studios for comedies such as "Kind Hearts and Coronets" "The Lavender Hill Mob" and "The Ladykillers," this book opens up the whole Ealing output from about 1939 to 1957.

Not only does Barr discuss the classic Ealing comedies, but he puts them in their context in the studio's output, and he shows how the studio's output changed over time regarding the pressures and changes that British society went through in those pivotal decades.

This book is "the rise and fall of Ealing Studios" but in an artistic, not financial, sense. It gets one to think about what movies say about "national character" yet remains enjoyable and jargon-free.

WOW, I met Mary Ann at a Mother/Daughter Banquet last week 5/7/06 and after listening to her story, I just had to buy her book. I haven't been able to put it down ever since I started to read it.
Excellent book, so honest, makes you want to cry especially if you have/had a chronic illness yourself. I saw so much of myself in her story, but she has gotten victory over all of her symptoms, problems, etc.... A must read for anyone, anyone at all, with an illness that will not go away.