Bücher von Cheryl Miller

Howard was a yellow-bellied marmot who lived in Colorado. He had a BIG problem, a problem as huge as the Rocky Mountains. He was terrified of spider webs. Chipmunks teased him about spider webs. He had nightmares about spider webs. After yet another nightmare one night, Howard crawled out of his burrow to think about his dreams. What did they mean? Could his nightmares help him overcome his fears? What will happen the next day?

The Spirit of Trees is a collection of poems about oaks and beech, pine and peach, and floating cottonwoods. It is about Lincoln Logs and old barns, chicken coops, and subdivisions, clothespins and bamboo chimes. It is about doves and geese, peacocks and woodpeckers. It is about migrations and translations, hanging on and letting go, about war and peace and weird foods. It is a about confetti and church pews. It is about young love and cemeteries. It is a book in praise of trees.

A step by step guide to interpreting basic electrocardiogram (EKG) readings in adults. Students benefit from first understanding normal sinus rhythm, as well as basic dysrhythmias, and then applying this understanding to rhythms that are more advanced and difficult.