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The Rough Guide to Thailand

Paul Gray; Lucy Ridout

Winner of the Thomas Cook Best Guidebook Award, this Rough Guide covers one of Asia's most popular destinations in incredible detail. It offers sensitive, practical advice on everything from trekking in the northern hills to diving in the waters of the Andaman Sea. From comfortable Bangkok hotels to raft houses on the River Kwai, the listings have something for every budget. 12 pages of color photos and 64 maps.

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Other editions: Softcover - 2002

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The Rough Guide to Thailand's Beaches & Islands

Paul Gray; Lucy Ridout

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The Rough Guide Southeast Asia

Paul Gray; Jeremy Atiyah; David Dalton; Jonathan Knight; Charles De Ledesma; Jan Dodd; Jeff Cranmer; Stephen Backshall

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The Rough Guide To Bangkok

Paul Gray; Lucy Ridout

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Decision Support in the Data Warehouse

Paul Gray; Hugh J. Watson

Decision Support in the Data Warehouse demystifies data warehousing's technical jargon and provides a complete framework for building, maintaining, and using a data warehouse for decision support. This is the first book that integrates building and operating a data warehouse; developing decision support applications using the warehouse; and using the right warehouse tools. The book clearly describes the business and technical issues important to data warehousing success. They are brought to life with up-to-the-minute case studies drawn from today's leading organizations. Learn how to have a strategic business impact with your warehouse.

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The Management of Information Systems

Paul Gray; Hugh J. Watson; William R. King

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Other editions: Hardcover - 1989

Danger and Defense: The Technique of Close Process Attention A Festschrift in Honor of Paul G Ray

Paul Gray; Marianne Goldberger

Over the past twenty years, Paul Gray's contributions to the literature of psychoanalytic technique have had a profound effect on the world of psychoanalysis. Stirring up enormous interest and controversy about the central and most necessary part of technique, his papers have illuminated one of the least discussed and least well-conceptualized aspects of psychoanalysis: how the analyst listens. This collection of original papers elucidates and extends the use of the technique he has called close process attention. Several chapters demonstrate the result of adjusting the analyst's perceptual focus so as to observe data essentially limited to inside the analytic situation - that is, how the analyst listens - as well as the result of minimizing the use of suggestion and persuasion to avoid preempting the patient's ego function. In short, these chapters illustrate how Gray has provided a means for improving patients' capacities for self-observation and self-analysis.

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Thailand

Paul Gray; Lucy Ridout

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Business Success: Strategic Unit Comprehensive Computer-Based Expert Support System/Book and Diskettes

Paul Gray; Eli Segev

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Guide to Ifps Personal

Paul Gray

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