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I've used this book in my graduate level advanced practice nursing course "Primary Care of the High Risk Newborn." It combines what students need to know about the conditions they will see in practices that include children with chronic conditions. It is practicel yet contains enough theory to justify its use at the graduate level.

This is a great book for 1st year Orthodontic Residents. It really helps with the diagnosis and treatment planning aspect of Orthodontics. I especially liked the Ceph. review appendix "B".

This is very good 'how to' book and tutorial. The plentiful examples are well documented and illustrate real world tasks that fledgling Exchange Programmers may want and/or need to tackle.

There is a very detailed chapter on Forms programming giving examples of MAPI and HTML Forms and details of how to set up the system so that they can be used.

There are plenty of other topics discussed, these include:

* Using CDO to send and receive messages from C++

* Exchange Server folder scripting

* Exchange Server security

* Exchange Server administration extensions

* Exchange Server gateways

Although this book is not directly about MAPI I found it most useful in clarifying my thoughts about what I was trying to do with MAPI and how I was trying to achieve it. The examples were more than adequate to point me in the right direction, or in some cases provided exactly the code that I needed once I had added a bit of bullet proofing.

All in all I would have no hesitation in recommending this book to any programmer starting out on the Exchange Server trail.

This is an excellent book I salvaged from a yard sale. Even though it is old, it is the best book I have ever read on batch files. The command reference is about 5 times as detailed as MS-DOS help.

My name is Sarah. I am 16 and my dad, RON, has been diagnosed with MS for the past 8 years. This book is a great summary of my dads life since he has had MS. There is so many great things he has done through his life time and continues to do each and every day. This illness of his isn't an easy thing to deal with, being his daughter. Even though there are some bad days, I am so grateful that Ron is my father. Some days I just wish and pray that my dad would have never gotten MS, actually I wish it every day. I understand that no matter what I wish that he will be faced with it every day of his life, until that day when somebody will find a cure and will be able to heal him and others. Ron is such an outstanding person! He seems to look at the positive things alot more than the negatives. I will admit that MS has brought alot of pain to our family, but my dad is still the best father. He is now able to help others like himself. He has alot of limitations on what he can do, but he still always atleast tries to deal with things in a positive way. I will never understand WHY my dad had to get MS, but I will always love him and try to deal with the fact that he does have it. I will ALWAYS love him no matter what. Now, I do understand not to take things for grantide and that family is the most precious gift that God could ever give anyone. I just want my dad to know how proud of him I am. I also want him to know that no matter what happens my mom (Donna), my brother (Joe), and I will always love him.

The kids in Ms. Colman's class are having a science fair and Bobby Gianelli's project is watching how a mouse lives and they use a mouse and call her Harriet. But then Harriet goes missing and when she's found theres another surprise but I won't spoil it for you but it is a really brilliant book. I rate five stars.

I have seven year old twin daughters. One of them loves to read, the other isn't quite as interested. This book, however, got her interested in chapter books. We read it together and the plot was so good, that she stayed interested enough to finish it. It is about a second grader named Natalie whose classmates think she is a baby. They find out just how grownup she can be when she turns out to be the only one brave enough to send her beloved stuffed animal--"Buzzy Bear" on a trip around the world. At the end of the book, Natalie ends up doing something even more brave and surprising! A wonderful book for that age group.

Secret Blessing tells of a beautiful relationship that was destroyed based on one lie. A chance encounter at a fundraising event bring Shari and Derrick face to face to deal with the ghosts of their past.

Secret Blessing is filled with emotion. You will fall in love with some of the characters, and hate a couple of the other ones before the last page is turned. I recommend this book to lovers of good romance stories.

Ship In The Wilderness is a presentation of the voyages of the MS Explorer through the last wild places on Earth blends a travelogue with a nature diary and an account of expedition cruising. Snyder's wildlife and landscape photography enhances Shackleton's text and log-book drawings to make for a very different kind of natural history title. Wildlife photos abound.

"Sounds of Silence", edited by Melissa Darnay and Debra Ciavola, is a wonderful, poignant, and touching collection of grief letters, memorials and poems written by the loved ones of the WTC victims. You can't look at this book without a tear coming to your eye. The love and affection just flows through the entire book. Most people just know names of the WTC victims. With this book, you can put faces to names, and the moving words by the grieving friends and relatives makes you feel connected to those who lost their lives last year. It's a wonderful effort that all Americans can be proud of.