Hunt Books

This book was a great help. Before I got it, I would just walk out in the woods and start shooting at deer, squirrels, porcupines, cows etc. If I heard somebody else cussing and screaming and firing off a gun nearby, or a State of Wisconsin employee shouting into a bullhorn, then I knew trouble was brewing and cleared out. Now, I have this best bet guide. Know where to go, where not to go. Legal, illegal, all the game shot or still something to shoot at. Save on gas.

This book is an awesome,easy and humor filled read. The author clearly connects his hunting and real life experiences to biblical passages, providing meaningful inspiration! A must read for the hunter in your family

The author wisely plays down her own experiences in favor of those from well-known hunters of both whitetail and mule deer trophy bucks. Although Kathy Etling has written for most of the major outdoor magazines in the U.S. and is a staff writer for several of them, her real strength lies in the way she is able to get straight to the point in an interview. She cuts to the chase and reveals what any hunter needs to know in order to take trophy-class deer. Whether you're planning on going with an outfitter or going on your own, Etling gives you information enough to succeed. Yet she never loses sight of hunting's essence: that a trophy lies in the eyes of the beholder. So, while a 130 point Boone and Crockett whitetail is a fine animal indeed, it may not be what the long-time whitetail fanatic is looking for. Etling manages to provide information to satisfy every hunter who longs to put a nice -- or record book -- trophy on his or her wall.

This is an incredible book of fiction? You'll find it easy to read between the lines as E. Howard Hunt opens the world of spys and dirty tricks that have perminated American politics and society. It's a tough book to find, but many fine suppliers offer this at a bargain price. This book will be collectible soon.
Jeff Payton

I spy books are absolutely fun for the whole family. Exercising your brain with your kids means a lot for you and them. My son is 4 and although he cannot find all of the objects he finds a lot of them. What I like about the books is the photography and how they made different views from the same place. Look for yourself. I also like the fact that you can put them up and get them out after time and start all over. I recommend them highly and plan on buying all of them over time.

We all know from childhood throughout our lives there will, without a shadow of a doubt, be countless times we are called upon to give a speech in one form or another. Young or old, rich or poor, educated or illiterate, this is a experience in life that we will all share. If you are one of the millions that begin to tremble and quake at the very thought of such a prospect and feel there is no hope for you, this book if right up your alley.
Author David Brown takes the fear and uncertainty of speech giving and simply turns your fear into your asset. Giving you more then 40 ways to control your anxiety and lead you to confidence, this book will be a treasure find if you let it. His writing is simple yet full of wisdom, easy to understand and enhanced by many examples of people that have overcome their fear. I dearly loved the cover and all the delightful illustrations that awaited me in this book; they certainly enhanced the read. Priceless.
Of course, as with any self-help work, these wonderful suggestions will not help you if you do not implement them in your life.
The decision must be your, but if you truly seek help in this arena this book will be a source you will turn to time and time again. A confidence building book, recommended.
Shirley Johnson/Senior Reviewer
MidWest Book Review

This book was the right one for my college biology lab and it helped a lot in studying and was easy to understand.

The concept of the imago (Latin for match) in romantic relationship is based on the theory that we fall in love with those who most closely match our primary caregivers' negative and positive traits. OR we are selecting partners who are the polar opposites of those patterns we experienced in childhood. If this is correct it is no wonder that some relationships reflect a kind of "same role, different actor" scenario. The person you are dating may seem completley different from the others but it winds up playing out the same script and ending. This is not an indictment that something is wrong with you as a person. Rather, it hints that there may be an outdated imago match unconsciously driving these events to you. By changing and updating your imago match to suit an emotionally healthy partnership in the future, your life stories can change for the better. When you change the blueprint you have a different ending. Isn't it time for a happy ending after enough tragedy for a lifetime?

For more on the Imago Relationship Theory: http://imagorelationships.org/public.htm

This is a profoundly scholarly work that is devoid of racial polemics and more clever defenses of our racism way of life. In a completely dispassionate and academic way, and through 12 separate essays, this manuscript first deconstructs the normal understanding of racism and then rebuilds it into one that is not only intellectually more honest but also one that is much more coherent; one that is about as close to an undistorted view of racist reality as we in America are ever likely to get.

The most important contribution of this volume however, even though it goes only part way down this path, is that it turns the spotlight in the other direction: onto whites themselves and on the role they have played in devising an insidious but almost organic system of racism.

The book exposes and then examines in detail the mechanics of American racism comparing and contrasting it with racism in other countries, and the historical motives for its invention and for its continued maintenance. It goes deep into white rationalizations, fears and insecurities upon which the process of racism is built, and in the end it goes into the damage racism has done to all its victims, including most importantly (and perhaps for the first time acknowledging this), whites themselves.

An unwritten subtext of the volume is that whites, who invented racism to elevate themselves at the expense of, and to exploit and harm others, paradoxically may in the end have become its greatest victims.

For, after all it is their very being and self-concept that rests on the fraudulent and fragile foundation of an ideology of racial superiority. It is this ideology that has, de facto, become the only white worldview, the white Holy Grail, and the cosmic reason d'etre of whiteness.

The book does not explain what is to happen to whites when this fraudulent existential prop is exposed and the collective denial upon which it depends (one that has so carefully shielded collective white consciousness from its true meaning and consequences), either collapses or simply withers away?

An awesome display of academic prowess and even-handedness. Five stars.

This is not a study book, anyone interested in light reading but with interest in playback theatre or searching to expand their psychodrama-techniques repertoire, should read this easy to read book. The feeling of a playback theatre performance touches you while reading, you have read the book in two hours but will grab it several times to refind the inspiration of it. If you are realy looking for a studies and more comprehensive book on the subject try "acts of service, spontanaity and commitment in improvisational theatre" " of J Fox, if not try this one first