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Sufism II: Fear and hope, contraction and expansion, gathering and dispersion, intoxication and sobriety, ...

1 review
JavaÌ?d NuÌ?rbakhsh

Khaniqahi-Nimatullahi, 1982

excellent series of books elucidating the sufi path
This is the second in a series of volumes on Sufism by the Nimutallahi Sufi shaikh Javad Nurbakhsh. I have read many books on sufism, including the available translations of Sufi classics, but the Nurbakhsh books are particularly useful to people who are trying to get a grasp of the sufi path. Nurbakhsh focuses on particular aspects of the sufi path in each of the volumes, using well-chosen ...

The great contraction, 1929-1933

2 reviews
Milton Friedman

Princeton University Press, 1965

A timely document
In these days, in which we are discussing and fighting over the issue of the financial crisis, nothing is better than this chapter of Milton Friedman "Banking History" which reviews carefully and seriously the causes resulting in The Great Contraction 1929-1933, and sent the world into the greatest depression of modern times. Men who do not know history are bound to repete the errors of the past. ...

Advanced Max Contraction Training

2 reviews

McGraw Hill Text, 2006

SCIENTIFIC & PRECISE
This is the first bodybuilding book to actually take a critical and scientific look at the physiological and psychological mechanisms of the body that operate to preserve the status quo. This really explains why building muscle is so difficult for most people, particularly trainees that have already put on muscle and are looking to go to the final level (which, depending upon their genetics, may ...

Excitation-Contraction Coupling and Cardiac Contractile Force (Developments in Cardiovascular Medicine)

2 reviews

Springer, 1899

The "Bers book" - Better than ever!
Here it is! The second edition of the classic "Bers book". Still easy to read, up to date information with many new references and a whole new chapter on action potential & ion channels in the heart. It is longer that the first edition but still focused including more than 170 excellent figures. The new edition is even more valuable than the first one, not only for students, Post-Docs, but also ...

Muscles, Reflexes, and Locomotion

2 reviews
Thomas A. McMahon

Princeton Univ Pr, 1984

Excellent book on how animal and human locomotion works.
This book presents its title subjects in a clear analytical style. While it is a textbook, it is quite accessible to the educated lay reader; the prose is nontechnical and can be easily understood without reference to the equations. The numerous diagrams are clear and aid understanding.The first five chapters describe the biochemistry and mechanics underlying muscular action. The next two ...

Skeletal Muscle Mechanics: From Mechanisms to Function

1 review

Wiley, 2000

its good
it good,its excellent book,i can use it for my assignment

The Concept of Contraction in Giordano Bruno's Philosophy

1 review
Leo Catana

Ashgate Publishing, 2005

a fine contribution to Bruno studies
The next time I teach a class on Giordano Bruno in the context of his philosophy and connection to Renaissance Magic, I will assign this book as a required text. It is an excellent example of the "cutting edge" of Bruno studies, focused tightly down to a single term. The detailed and rewarding analysis of the theme of contraction helps bring to light the mystery of Bruno's relation to the various ...

Core Archery: Shooting With Proper Back Tension

1 review
Larry Wise

Target Communications Corporation, 2004

Strating of right
An excellent book that should be "compulsory" reading for any person serious about archery. If I read the book when I started archery I would not have had to unlearn the many bad habits I learnt or have been taught over the past three years. A clear and practical step by step guide to get any serious archer in shooting his best shot.

Brumstrom's Clinical Kinesiology (Clinical Kinesiology (Brunnstrom's))

3 reviews
Laura K. Smith, Elizabeth Lawrence Weiss, ...

F. A. Davis Company, 1996

A must for any health professional
I love his book because it explains the function of each and every area of the body so well. It makes studying muscle OIAs and palpation so easy. Very detailed explanation of the use and structure of the skeletal system. It gives better understanding on the pathological conditions in the bones and soft tissues in each area of the body. I would compare this book with Joint Structure & ...

Contraction & Convergence: The Global Solution to Climate Change (Schumacher Briefings, 5)

4 reviews
Aubrey Meyer

Green Books, 2001

Could this book hold the solution to climate change?
There is little doubt now - even amongst mainstream political and scientific circles - that climate change poses humankind's greatest ever challenge. "I am not being alarmist," says Meyer. "[But in] the worst case scenario, the survival of all but a tiny minority of the human race comes into question." This is not simply because of the increasing amounts of CO2, methane and other greenhouse ...

Powerflex: Unleash the Power in You!

12 reviews
Jim Forystek

Bronze Bow Publishing, 2005

Modern version of Dynamic Tension
Powerflex is an execellent book on Bodyweight exercises. His writer Jim Forystek was a follower of Charles Atlas and has stay faithful to the perfection of building muscles in the absence of the use of weights. I love the way the book exercise routines are structured. For each exercise the book has 3 levels of repetitions, making it easy to follow the routine. I've been using it for over 8 months ...

Great Contraction, 1929-1933: Chapter Seven of Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960

1 review
Milton Friedman, Anna J. Schwatrz

Princeton Univ Pr, 1964

The Monetary History of the Great Depression
The Great Contraction is an expanded reprint of the seventh chapter of the authors' A Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960 which was first published in 1963. That monograph was a comprehensive study of money and its effects on the economy and the nation. It was one of the most important works of economics ever written; so well regarded, in fact, that it contributed to Dr. ...

38th Census of World Casting Production--2003: as casting production across the globe grew last year, ...

American Foundrymen's Society, Inc., 2004

This digital document is an article from Modern Casting, published by American Foundrymen's Society, Inc. on December 1, 2004. The length of the article is 1739 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: 38th Census of World Casting ...

Functional Isometric Contraction - Advance Course

1 review
Bob Hoffman

The Bob Hoffman Foundation, 1962

some perspective
1/The down side of progressively building strength with isometrics is the great unlikelihood of regularly giving a full effort, workout after workout, without any external source monitoring the resistance. As an adjunct to weights, isometrics can be useful, (Charles Atlas lifted weights 3 times week.), on their own, they're a dead end for anyone less than the most dedicated. They're largely ...

39th Census of World Casting Production--2004: as casting production grew across the globe last year, ...

Thomson Gale, 2005

This digital document is an article from Modern Casting, published by Thomson Gale on December 1, 2005. The length of the article is 1931 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: 39th Census of World Casting Production--2004: as ...

Max Contraction Training

23 reviews
John R. Little

McGraw-Hill, 2003

A Strength Training Book for Strong Minds
...and by strong minds I mean those willing to question what they believe to be true. Little does an excellent job of applying the scientific method to the problem of efficient strength training. Go into any gym on the planet, well, let's say 99.99% of them, and you'll find that MOST of the people are doing the following: o Sets of repititions. o Working a particular muscle group 2 or 3 ...

Static Contraction Training

101 reviews
Peter Sisco, John Little

McGraw-Hill, 1998

My analytical mind says yes, but.........
For starters I'm NOT Angelbabiesmom.....that's my wife!! I've read the book several times and gave it a go several years ago. My weights did go up dramatically but I eventually gave it up. I don't even remember why. All the info contained seems logical and scientifically valid. People seem so dead set on believing the traditional gym myths that have been around for decades. Funny, ...

Beginning Bodybuilding

3 reviews

McGraw-Hill, 2007

Mike Mentzer's material
Is this a book for beginners? Yes and no. Yes, in that it starts of with simple rules and guidance for beginners. No, in that, it soon develops into a complicated and advanced system that is definitely not for the beginner. Also, if you know Mike Mentzer's theories, this book is not much more than grand theft of his material in my opinion. There are good, detailed breakdowns of exercises ...

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