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Getting Things Done: The ABCs of Time Management

Getting Things Done: The ABCs of Time Management

by Edwin C. Bliss

A guide to time management, which aims to show the reader how to set goals and deadlines, establish priorities and delegate responsibility. The book is intended for those who feel that time at home and at the office could be better managed.

Grammatical Man: Information, Entropy, Language and LifeJeremy Campbell

Grammatical Man: Information, Entropy, Language and Life

by Jeremy Campbell

Three TomorrowsJohn Griffiths

Three Tomorrows

by John Charles Griffiths

This lucid summary of the origins of SF discusses the changes and developments of recent years, examines its main features and makes fascinating comparisons between western and Soviet versions.

Intelligence: the Battle for the Mind: H.J. Eysenck Versus Leon Kamin

Intelligence: the Battle for the Mind: H.J. Eysenck Versus Leon Kamin

by H.J. Eysenck, Leon Kamin

The Great Debate

by Alan P. F. Sell

An introduction to systematic theology (In defense of Biblical Christianity)

An introduction to systematic theology (In defense of Biblical Christianity)

by Cornelius Van Til

Principles and Procedures of Statistics: A Biometrical Approach

Principles and Procedures of Statistics: A Biometrical Approach

by James Hiram Torrie, Robert George Douglas Steel

This textbook provides students with a basic knowledge of the principles and procedures of applied statistics. Maintaining its clarity and comprehensive coverage from previous editions, the third edition of Principles and Procedures of Statistics A Biometrical Approach includes modern topics, the use of computer output and analysis from statistical software, and updated real-world data sets. This text assumes no... (more)

The case for CalvinismCornelius Van Til

The case for Calvinism

by Cornelius Van Til

Atlas of Mankind, TheLawrence [ed.] Clarke

Atlas of Mankind, The

by Lawrence [ed.] Clarke

Imperialism in the Twentieth Century

by A. P. Thornton

“Nothing is filed under the heading ‘imperialism’ in the archives of any nation-state that owned an empire. Foreign affairs, or external relations, are catalogued there, and a place is found for imperial administration and colonial trade; but ‘imperialism’ is always a listing in someone else’s index, never one’s own. It is not the name a government uses to classify the policies it sets in motion. It is the name... (more)

The Universe Within: A New Science Explores the Human MindMorton Hunt