Cameron Books

Traction, US, ES, ICe, heat....you name it. Covered here. Good text for contraindications as well as protocols.

This is a wonderful book about these brilliant guys.

I found that this book is out of print, but the other day a found a copy at Virgin Store San Francisco. They have two copies left. 6.17.04---selling price $40.00

Nick's sister gets great cards on her birthday, but poor Nick doesn't - so sis makes a special birthday wish that Nick will receive some great mail in his favorite color pink - and the wish comes true in a magical manner. But the mail won't stop coming until Nick receives something even more remarkable. Chad Cameron produces the magical illustrations for this magical tale.

Our small group is just completing the study above and everyone has taken away spritual and every day applications from each chapter. The mix of scripture, discussion, and media (CD and VHS)combine for a well balanced lesson that has impacted all of our lives. The topics discussed touch all of us in one way or another and arms you with the facts to face the ethical situations we find ourselves in every day.

I loved this one! I read these delicious stories here and there - on the train, in bed, lounging in the afternoon. Some made me cringe and be glad that wasn't me. Others were truly laugh out loud funny! I just had to read some of them aloud to my husband. We had such good times laughing and cringing about them! We even shared our own worst dates. Turns out they both involved the movie "There's Something About Mary"!

This book isn't going to change your life, but it may make you feel better about it!

PS. I really want to send an anniversary card to Amy's parents! I can't believe their wedding story!!

POGS ARE AWESOME! THEY ARE COMING BACK!... SO SPREAD THE WORD!

I can't forget 1967; it was one of the great years. I'm rereading a powerful and valuable book written in 1967, so I did a dogpile search for "James Cameron + Point of Departure" and got a website with a Studs Terkel interview in which he said this:

"Have I mentioned the name of James Cameron? Some people ask me who is the writer I most admire. I can tell you the journalist I most admire. He was an Englishman named James Cameron. Not the James Cameron who directed "Titanic" - a wholly different animal."

Wow, the great Studs Terkel likes the author I'm reading and enjoying! Terkel goes on to say:

"I suggest you find a book called Point Of Departure by James Cameron. It's available somewhere in paperback. It's one of the best pieces of writing that you've ever read anywhere. It's sort of memoiristic, through essays from different places he's been in the world. I met him when he first returned from North Vietnam. He was the first Western journalist to visit and speak with Ho Chi Minh during the bombings there - the very first. Of course Ho Chi Minh knew him, they all knew Cameron. His stories are wonderful. They're funny and they're brilliant, and incisive."

Yep, the very book I'm reading. And if you have even the slightest interest in adventure or the life of a foreign correspondent, if you are fascinated by war, if you hate war, or if you believe that everyone is entitled to the pursuit of happiness, I would tell you to read this book that I was lucky to find in the Soi 6 Library in Pattaya, Thailand.

OK, up front, I'm a big fan of Julia Cameron. So when I heard she had a new book, I went out and bought it. I was totally opposed to buying Cameron's fiction at first, because I really am a huge fan of her creativity books. But then, I thought, why not support the artist? I couldn't be happier with my decision. While very different from her other books (The Artist's Way, duh!), this book is hilarious! It's a thinly veiled attack on all the bad acting and bad behaviors of Hollywood's "finest." Some of her stories had me laughing so hard that even my husband began looking at me funny. Face it, Julia Cameron not only knows how to teach writing, she can do it pretty damn well herself.

This book helps refresh the spirit. These wonderful reflections remind us of how simple life is. Refreshing.

This is a tremendous book - it has a very compelling character with business, marital and other family problems. He solves them in the most intriguing way - by becoming inspired through a series of sermons he attends at a local mega-church. He applies the "principles" at work and inspires others in the process to turn around his company. In his personal life, he becomes introspective and realizes how much he loves his wife, kids, etc. This is an inspiring book that will give you much to think about and use in your business and your life.