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Saniya

Beyond Mediation and Modification: A Deeper Look at Cause and Effect

The rest of this book is organized as follows. Chapter 2 covers the literature review of the Neyman-Rubin¿s counterfactual framework of causal inference, general assumptions for causal studies, Pearl¿s gr…

Dk

DK Super Planet Look at these Landforms!

Explore the breathtaking variety of landforms that shape our planet-from deep ocean trenches to vast plateaus and the highest mountains on Earth!DK Super Planet Look at these Landforms! is part of the new…

John Rutter (geb. 1945)

A Song in Season

Cambridge Singers, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, John Rutter

Birth Control

Here And Now (RSD-Edition)

Dinesen

Developing Historical Thinking Skills in Grade 9: A Critical Look at CAPS Resources

Education researchers appreciated the social and historical theory, therefore, they developed it even further to assist learners with conscious development. Particularly the development of concepts which …

Naviya

From Task Selection to Student Engagement: A Look at High School Math Instruction

High school math classrooms are undergoing a metamorphosis! Gone are the days of monotonous lectures and rote memorization. The secret weapon? Strategic task selection. Textbooks often focus on mastering …

Lara Denise

Look At What I See! Shapes All Around Me

Look At What I See! Shapes All Around Me!A Dual-Language Journey of Shapes, Learning, and Fun! Discover Shapes in Two Languages!Are you looking for a way to inspire your child's curiosity, build their voc…

John Rutter (geb. 1945)

Mass of the Children

Joanne Lunn, Roderick Williams, Cambridge Singers, Cantate Youth Choir, City of London Sinfonia, John Rutter

Gabriel Jackson (geb. 1962)

The Christmas Story

Choir of Merton College Oxford, Owen Chan, Oxford Contemporary Sinfonia, Benjamin Nicholas

Sakina

From Assigned Sex to Authentic Identity: A Look at Gender Identity Development and Family Support

Family mental health services, specifically group services emerged out of a tradition of family therapy aimed at prompting youth well-being by intervening on the systemic level. For example, families may …

Philip Glass (geb. 1937)

Glass Cuts - Philip Glass Remixes

Another Look at Harmony; Etüden Nr.1 & 2; Saxophone Concerto; Tirol Concerto; Houston Skyline; Dance from Aknathen; Channels and Winds; Why are we here; Thin blue Line; 2nd Perception of Light, Moon, Mist…

Noa (Nini Achinoam) - Letters to Bach (180g)

Noa (Nini Achinoam / Gesang), Gil Dor (Gitarre)

J. K. Rowling,

Christmas at Hogwarts

'Christmas was coming. One morning in mid-December, Hogwarts woke to find itself covered in several feet of snow.'So begins Chapter 12 of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone , the story of Harry Pott…

Modest Mussorgsky (1839-1881)

Lieder - "Unorthodox Music"

Claire Booth, Christopher Glynn

Orpheus In The Underworld - Highlights 1987

Prelude; Hello, I'm public opinion; Eurydice is all a-flutter; So that's the game; I feel a cool intoxication; We, the watchdog of the people - Act Two; Tzing! Tzing! Tzing! Tzing!; A night on the town; R…

Tim B. Hunter, James. E. McGaha, Gerald O. Dobek

The Barnard Album

The Barnard Objects have fascinated professional and amateur astronomers for over 100 years. Barnard's images were obtained with black and white photographic plates. Astronomical photographic plates have …

Årabrot

Norwegian Gothic

Product Information ÂRABROTS`s 9th full-length album Norwegian Gothic sees the band collaborate with Lars Horntveth (Jaga Jazzist), cellist Jo Quail, Tomas Järmyr (Motorpsycho), Anders Moller (Turbonegr…

Årabrot

Norwegian Gothic

Product Information ÂRABROTS`s 9th full-length album Norwegian Gothic sees the band collaborate with Lars Horntveth (Jaga Jazzist), cellist Jo Quail, Tomas Järmyr (Motorpsycho), Anders Moller (Turbonegr…

David Torkington

A New Beginning

WHERE HAVE WE COME FROM? WHAT ARE WE DOING? WHERE ARE WE GOING?For people seeking depth in their spiritual lives, these are three of the most important questions we can ask ourselves and God. But so often…