G for Grammar - F for Fun, Vols. 1 & 2

"G for Grammar - F for Fun" is a collection of illustrated grammar worksheets for students with an elementary (Vol. 1) to intermediate (Vol. 2) knowledge of English. Each worksheet focuses on one specific grammatical structure. Some worksheets contain annotations or short grammar notes in German but can be used by speakers of any language anyway.

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ECGs by Example, 3E

This unique book shows ECGs as they really appear in everyday practice and not in the usual format as presented in textbooks. Each of the 100 traces is accompanied by a list of the main diagnostic features along with a full report of the ECG, noting any other clinical details that may be important. Boxes list the common causes of the abnormalities shown. Key features of the ECG are reproduced again using annotations to guide the reader. Thus the book provides in itself a collection of full 12-lead ECGs of a wide range of common clinical problems encountered in casualty.

Lesbian and Gay Voices: An Annotated Bibliography and Guide to Literature for Children and Young Adults

Here at last is a unique and comprehensive reference tool to fill that need. Written to support librarians and educators in their efforts to provide young people with positive literary images, this groundbreaking guide provides detailed annotations and recommendations for over 275 books.

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A formulary of selected remedies with therapeutic annotations

The object of little work is to aid the busy practitioners in the selection and administration of the medicines he prescribes, and to help him in dispensing - an occupation which forms a necessary, often an irksome, but seldom an agreeable, part of his daily occupation.

This reader-friendly volume contains more than 12,000 famous quotations, arranged alphabetically by author. It is unique in its focus on American quotations and its inclusion of items not only from literary and historical sources but also from popular culture, sports, computers, science, politics, law, and the social sciences. Anonymously authored items appear in sections devoted to folk songs, advertising slogans, television catchphrases, proverbs, and others.
For each quotation, a source and first date of use is cited. In many cases, new research for this book has uncovered an earlier date or a different author than had previously been understood. (It was Beatrice Kaufman, not Sophie Tucker, who exclaimed, “I’ve been poor and I’ve been rich. Rich is better!” William Tecumseh Sherman wasn’t the originator of “War is hell!” It was Napoleon.) Numerous entries are enhanced with annotations to clarify meaning or context for the reader. These interesting annotations, along with extensive cross-references that identify related quotations and a large keyword index, will satisfy both the reader who seeks specific information and the curious browser who appreciates an amble through entertaining pages.