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A concept that has been trying to infiltrate our society is that
"there are no absolutes." Well, there couldn't be a more wrong
philosophy. There are many absolutes found in God's word, one of
those truths is brought out in this book. That is the absolute
truth that God loves us Keith's personal story reveals to us the
love of a heavenly Father. Love that doesn't depend on who we are
or how are we are acting. A love that will chase after us even when
we don't want to be caught. A love that will be patient with us
until, like the prodigal son, we come to our senses.Another
absolute that Keith reveals about God is that: We Can Change Keith
opens his life to reveal the absolute truth of God's love and the
absolute truth that change is possible.Greg DillDirector Louisiana
Teen ChallengeThe Anger from Within is an amazing look at God's
faithfulness to his children and just how far He is willing to go
to reach them. Keith's story is powerful and inspiring, and a must
read for anyone battling addiction. This book can and will change
the lives of all who read it.Kyle Williams Pro Bowl Defensive
tackle, Buffalo Bills
A concept that has been trying to infiltrate our society is that
"there are no absolutes." Well, there couldn't be a more wrong
philosophy. There are many absolutes found in God's word, one of
those truths is brought out in this book. That is the absolute
truth that God loves us Keith's personal story reveals to us the
love of a heavenly Father. Love that doesn't depend on who we are
or how are we are acting. A love that will chase after us even when
we don't want to be caught. A love that will be patient with us
until, like the prodigal son, we come to our senses.Another
absolute that Keith reveals about God is that: We Can Change Keith
opens his life to reveal the absolute truth of God's love and the
absolute truth that change is possible.Greg DillDirector Louisiana
Teen ChallengeThe Anger from Within is an amazing look at God's
faithfulness to his children and just how far He is willing to go
to reach them. Keith's story is powerful and inspiring, and a must
read for anyone battling addiction. This book can and will change
the lives of all who read it.Kyle Williams Pro Bowl Defensive
tackle, Buffalo Bills
The first book devoted exclusively to the spectroscope and its use
in gemstone identification. Until 1933 the refractometer and the
microscope were the two principal tools in gem testing. Then B.W.
Anderson introduced the hand spectroscope which quickly became the
third vital instrument for the UK gemmologist. The publication of
Anderson's papers in the mid-1950s alerted gem laboratories
worldwide to the importance of this instrument. Today its use is
universal. Anderson and his lifelong colleague, Payne, both of the
world's first full-time gemmological laboratory, were the pioneers
in recognizing the vast potential of the spectroscope for this
purpose, and The Spectroscope and Gemmology, as the extensively
edited, updated and enlarged version of Anderson’s original
papers, provides a vital textbook wherever gemmology is used or
taught. The distinguished gemmologist R. Keith Mitchell has
undertaken the editing and has added chapters on the Pye
spectrophotometer and on lasers. He has also reproduced new line
drawings of spectra in three aspects to accommodate the prism
instrument in both the British version and in that favoured by
American gemmologists, and in another version as seen through the
diffraction grating instrument. Written for gemmologists everywhere
and incorporating the latest developments this book will prove
indispensable to all engaged in gemstone identification.
The first book devoted exclusively to the spectroscope
and its use in gemstone identification.
Until 1933 the refractometer and the microscope were the two
principal tools in gem testing. Then B.W. Anderson introduced the
hand spectroscope which quickly became the third vital instrument
for the UK gemmologist. The publication of Anderson s papers in the
mid-1950s alerted gem laboratories worldwide to the importance of
this instrument. Today its use is universal.
Anderson and his lifelong colleague, Payne, both of the world s
first full-time gemmological laboratory, were the pioneers in
recognizing the vast potential of the spectroscope for this
purpose, and The Spectroscope and Gemmology, as the extensively
edited, updated and enlarged version of Anderson s original papers,
provides a vital textbook wherever gemmology is used or taught. The
distinguished gemmologist R. Keith Mitchell has undertaken the
editing and has added chapters on the Pye spectrophotometer and on
lasers. He has also reproduced new line drawings of spectra in
three aspects to accommodate the prism instrument in both the
British version and in that favoured by American gemmologists, and
in another version as seen through the diffraction grating
instrument.
Written for gemmologists everywhere and incorporating the latest
developments this book will prove indispensable to all engaged in
gemstone identification.
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