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Ale Andrade aleffeandrade — I learned about database concepts & how to write the SQL codes. This is the good book for design database.

Dopamine C dopaminec — This was selected as an Outstanding Reference Source for 2005. For the complete list, go to http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/rus...

Notion Notion louis3826 — Howard Gardner, a Harvard Jewish professor of psychology, is famous of his "Multiple Intelligences" theory, in his book "Intelligence Reframed" published in 1999, he outlines 8 types of intelligence: 1] Linguistic: Ability to talk, write & do public communication 2] Logic-Mathematic: Ability to think systematically-logically & chronologically 3] Visual-Spatial: Ability to think & work through the medium of images 4] Musical: You know what it means... 5] Kinesthetic: ability to use body to achieve something remarkable, eq: athletes & comedian 6] Inter-personal: Ability to work effectively with other people, having empathy & understands people's inner motivation & need. eq: Religious leaders & politicians [are thet really do? hmm..:] 7] Intra-personal: Ability to do critical self reflection, eq: Philosopher & thinker 8] Natural: Ability to appreciate & conserve nature Here in this book (Five Minds of the Future- 2007), Gardner advances his idea by giving preposition that based on his multiple intelligences theory and the context of our present complex reality, he outlines 5 kinds of mind critical for the future, they are: 1] Disciplinary Mind - A mastery of a particular branch of knowledge. It's interesting when he said niormally it takles 10 years for somebody to have a litle grasp of mastery of his chosen field 2] Synthesizing Mind. Ability to synthezise many kinds of ideas from many disciplines to a whole integrated unity. 3] Creating Mind - Ability to create new ideas & questions, ability to bring clarity of complicated manners. 4] Respectful Mind - an awareness and appreciation of "the other" or the differences among man. (how many stupid public figure made a stupid racial joke in front of the public and later regret it?) 5] Ethical Mind - an ability to fulfill responsibility as fellow man & citizen I find this book is interesting, well laid out and argued, bit boring sometimes though, while it's not fantastic or ground breaking, it's good overall, I appreciate that Gardner includes ethical & respectful thinking into his description. I reckon schools (elementary to high school) might adopt this kind of cognitive map into their system, and human relations manager might also need to read this one .

Beatrice Szabadi _eatrice_zabadi — This conclusion of a grueling trilogy in journal format, by a Hollywood screenwriter, is a father’s bitter outcry against fate and bureaucracy. All three books in the set are extremely depressing and include meditations on suicide. As the parent of a boy with problems roughly equal to Noah's in severity, I want to be supportive of other parents' efforts to describe the experience. However, I felt at the time that these books were more of a therapeutic outlet for the father than an effort to define the problem. As I recall, Greenfeld also wrote the screenplay for Oh God Part II, and I recognized some of his philosophy when watching that film. Still, what he leaves us with is not terribly coherent or useful. This was one of the parent memoirs that prompted me to write my own. I should mention that Noah's brother later also wrote a memoir, about growing up with an autistic sibling, but I've only read excerpts of that.

Ted Law ted_liu_651 — I loved this book! The descriptions are phenomenal, and I don't ususally like descriptions. I feel like I've been to Istanbul and Budapest just from reading the book! It's a work of art and I highly recommend it.