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Cryptography Demystified 13 reviews John Hershey
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2002
A book about Cryptography for everyone If you are looking to expand your mind, think about learning Cryptography. It is an excellent discipline to help you think in new ways. If you decide you want to learn Cryptography, this is the book for you. The book is written in modules, making it easy to digest. The book is equally suitable for a formal classroom or self-study environment. Using the book for self study is enhanced by the ...
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JavaScript Demystified 9 reviews
McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2005
I learned all the tricks I see on the web I you ever wondered how the professional web page developers dress up their web pages, then take a look at this book. Every trick that I've seen on commercial web pages are revealed in this book. I easily copied code from the book into my web pages and made mine work like a pro web page. Good book.
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Entropy Demystified: The Second Law Reduced to Plain Common Sense 9 reviews Arieh Ben-Naim
World Scientific Publishing Company, 2007
Entropy - no big deal "... Arieh Ben-Naim invites the reader to experience the joy of appreciating something which has eluded understanding for many years -entropy and the second law of thermodynamics". This statement on the back cover for sure will reflect the experience of many who read this book. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to understand or teach the mysterious concept "entropy". Just sit back, open ...
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Wicca Demystified: A Guide for Practitioners, Family and Friends 14 reviews Bryan Lankford
Marlowe & Company, 2005
Learning the truth about Wicca sets you, family AND friends free This book eschews commercialized versions of Wicca to deliver frank and truthful information to the audiences needing it the most. It is useful for individuals who are investigating Wicca as a religion, but it is especially helpful for the potentially confused (and scared) friends and family.
An avalanche of stereotypes and misinformation in this society about what Wicca is and who Wiccans ...
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Book Marketing DeMystified: Enjoy Discovering the Optimal Way to Sell Your Self-Published Book, Practical ... 8 reviews Bruce T. Batchelor
Agio Publishing House, 2007
A resource for authors and independent publishers. It often comes as a shock when newly published authors discover that they must bear most of the burden of marketing their books to the general reading public -- even if they are fortunate enough to be published by one of the major New York publishing firms like Random House, Simon & Schuster or Penguin-Putnam. For self-published authors that marketing responsibility is completely theirs. Most ...
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Databases Demystified (Demystified) 21 reviews Andrew Oppel
McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2004
Clear and Concise There are two things in life that are difficult: databases and comedy. Fortunately, the author makes understanding databases far less difficult with his clear explanations and examples. I confess that some aspects of a database (and I have some experience) are still a mystery, but I hurriedly read this book because I have some much reading to do. Sometimes, the best use of your time is to slow ...
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Scriptology: Filemaker Pro Demystified 13 reviews Matthew Petrowsky, John M. Osborne
Iso Production Inc, 1998
by far the best filemaker pro book out After using a customized filemaker pro solution for two years at work, which the company had outgrown, I decided to start from scratch and create my own. I have purchased several filemaker books over the past few months and this is the only one which supplemented the filemaker pro manual. It says it covers Filemaker Pro 3.0 and 4.0 but everything applies to Filemaker Pro 5.0 also. Absolutely ...
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Wireless Data Demystified (Mcgraw-Hill Demystified Series) 19 reviews John Vacca
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2003
Review JohnVacca has again written a book about a subject that has great application in the near future. As notebook computers are fast replacing desktop computers and as flat screen monitors are replacing CRT monitors, wireless data is replacing data transmission via cables of different types. Several companies have already replaced their local networks with wireless networks at work place where their ...
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Mushrooms Demystified (Limited Edition) 38 reviews David Arora
Ten Speed Pr, 1986
The title describes it best Perhaps the best affirmation of this book is how I acquired it: it was assigned as a textbook in an evening class at a local community college, "Mushroom Identification and Taxonomy". That was 15 years ago. It was a regular 4 credit hour class, using microscopes to examine spores etc. I can't imagine what other book would have been used because it is so detailed and carefully organized. As ...
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Herbs Demystified: A Scientist Explains How the Most Common Herbal Remedies Really Work (Demystified) 8 reviews Holly Phaneuf
Marlowe & Company, 2005
Demystified.. Definitely one of the better books on these subjects. Good consistent format as the author systematicaly goes through each herb- increased my understanding of how these substances may be used or misused. This book is a must have for anyone supplimenting with herbs- it helps you know what kind of questions you should be asking about any suppliment you may be considering so that even if it isn't ...
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Derivatives Demystified: A Step-by-Step Guide to Forwards, Futures, Swaps and Options (The Wiley Finance ... 5 reviews
Wiley, 2004
Brilliant and clear introduction This is a really good introduction to derivative products. I have tried a lot of other books in this field and ended up thinking that they were far too complicated and obscure. This book is written in a very clear and simple way, and finally I have a real understanding of what is going on in derivative products, a subject I need to understand for my job in banking.
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Therapy Demystified: An Insider's Guide to Getting the Right Help, Without Going Broke 6 reviews Kate Scharff
Marlowe & Company, 2004
Finally-- a therapist tells it like it is! I've been thinking about going into therapy for a long time, but have had no idea where to even start. This book makes the whole process of finding and choosing a therapist seem so manageable. It even gives concrete advice about where to find high-quality affordable therapy. Plus, it explains (in terms I can understand) the difference between the different kinds of therapy out there, and how to ...
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Unicode Demystified: A Practical Programmer's Guide to the Encoding Standard 5 reviews Richard Gillam
Tandem Library, 2002
Want to understand the Unicode standard? Start here! The book has three main parts: (1) Unicode in essence: an architectural overview of the Unicode standard (six chapters) where you also get bits of terminology and history. (2) Unicode in depth: A guided tour of the character repertoire (six chapters) where you get a lot about writing systems that can be represented in Unicode, and less about the Unicode characters. (3) Unicode in action: ...
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Pre-Calculus Demystified 8 reviews Rhonda Huettenmueller
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2005
*Superb* Self-Teaching Instrument I applaud Rhonda Huettenmueller and whole heartedly agree with the R. Orchanian review (the New York teacher). The very best available that absolutely takes the mystery out of this area of mathematics. The sequence of the chapters is superb, clear, concise and very, very accurate. It includes process steps that are left out of many *so called* self-teaching guides which leaves many students ...
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Accounting Demystified 4 reviews Jeffry R. Haber
AMACOM, 2003
Students' Little Helper I desperately needed help getting through the 800 page beginning accounintg text I was assigned. A friend recommended Accounting Demystified and it saved me from certain failure. It is a fabulous guide; easy to follow, direct, with clear examples of each transaction. My text used tens of pages to explain the basics in convoluted fashion while this slim, concise guide accomplished the goal in ...
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Roots Demystified: Change Your Gardening Habits to Help Roots Thrive 7 reviews Robert Kourik
Metamorphic Press, 2007
A great book! This insightful and instructive book is full of surprising information--it's incredibly useful. Understanding how roots grow is key to successful gardening, and a lot of what I thought I knew about them (such as that most of a tree's roots lie below its canopy) was wrong. Kourik debunks a lot of myths, and his clear, easy to read text is loaded with interesting bits of information on growing all ...
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Math Word Problems Demystified 7 reviews Allan G. Bluman
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2004
Absolutely wonderful book Get this for your 6th grade student. It reviews math they have had and teaches how to figure out word problems. It has great explanations and examples. It has practice problems and then quizzes at the end of a unit. Answers are either right after the problems or at the back of the book. Parents can use this to help kids, and math teachers can certainly use it for probably 5th through 8th or ...
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Postpartum Depression Demystified: An Essential Guide for Understanding and Overcoming the Most Common ... 7 reviews Joyce A. Venis, Suzanne McCloskey
Marlowe & Company, 2007
Not Only Women Experience The Effects Of PPD!!! Men, this book is a must read for you as well. This will give you the insight to a better understanding of what it is that our "Moms" are going through. Moms aren't the only ones who suffer, we do to. Through Joyce's extremely hard work and personal experience, this book helps us better understand an illness, that many do not know exists. No one knows better than me the personal sacrifice, pain, ...
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Insulin Pump Therapy Demystified: An Essential Guide for Everyone Pumping Insulin (Marlowe Diabetes Library) 7 reviews Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer
Marlowe & Company, 2002
Great for a new pumper or someone who cares about one I've been a Type 1 (IDDM) diabetic for over 15 years. I was lucky in the sense that I didn't get it until college, so I didn't have to deal with it as a child. However, diabetes at any age is tough. The insulin dependent kind in particular is tough because no amount of exercise or weight loss is going to reverse it. However, there is one thing that can come close, insulin pump therapy.
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Generator and Flash Demystified 7 reviews Phillip Torrone, Chris Wiggins, ...
Macromedia Press, 2001
Excellent Resource This book is a must-have resource for anyone interested in working with Generator. Mike, Phillip, and Chris not only know their stuff, but they did a great job at sharing their knowledge in a way that even a novice can understand. They are able to share their real-world experience, and make using Generator just a little (maybe even a lot?) more palatable for the average Flash user.
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