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I have collected some hundreds of children's picture books. And I straightly recommend this artist for her purest passion against expressing her naive esthetics into children's artbooks. Her artbooks give us the powerful beauty of clors desined in thieir simplisity. They encourage me to be creative mind in every scene in my daily life. It's sometimes a medicine in my life.

Assimil's Dutch With Ease is exactly that...gemakkelijk! It is based on dialogs which students read and then look at the translation. While I'm not a fan of learning by translation, this method was helpful in the first few lessons until eventially I only had to look up the occasional word. Moreover, the text is amusing with little cartoons throughout the text written in Dutch to keep you motivated to learn. I've enjoyed the method so much that I've bought Assimil's "Le polonais sans peine" (Polish without Punishment: French version) and "German Without Toil" (1950s edition).

When I first undertook my lessons with this book, I had the help of native Flemish-Dutch speakers to guide me with the pronunciations. Dutch pronunciation is easy enough to learn, but I would recommend a native speaker's help rather than going at it on your own from the crude pronunciations guides most self-teaching language books offer. If a native speaker's help isn't available, you probably want to consider buying a cassettes with the book.

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Mr. Pittmann, RN has created an excellent instructional program for health care providers seeking to expand their skill in diagnosing cardiac rhythms. It is well suited to both the novice learner and the intermediate practitioner. In addition, it serves as a superb reference work with clear and concise examples and definitions of every major cardiac dysrhythmia. His well crafted design enables the learner to navigate smoothly about the work from rhythm to rhythm, and also features "click on" links to various related topics. It even includes an index (remember those?). If you are looking for a way to teach yourself EKG diagnosis, or seeking a tool to use in teaching others, or simply in need of a solid reference work which includes legible rhythm strips, then I wholeheartedly recommend this work!

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Are you a software hobbyist? If you are, then this book is for you. Authors Stephen Cawood and Mark Fiala, have done an outstanding job of writing a book that provides all of the information that you will need to quickly start developing your own Augmented Reality (AR) applications.

Cawood and Fiala, begin by showing you how to get started by running AR on your system. Then, the authors explain how OpenGL is used to create computer graphics for AR. Next, they show you how to create OpenGL applications. The authors also show you how to develop AR applications. They continue by showing you how to integrate ARTag into your OpenGL programming to create your own AR applications. Then, the authors show you how to use typical video game design flow to create 3D models in a specialized 3D program and then import them into the AR program you're writing. Next, they show you how to create a 3D AR video game. Finally, the authors also help you build upon the game you started to build earlier in the book.

This most excellent book provides detailed explanations of AR technology--even the math is explained. But, more importantly, the book will show you how to create your own AR applications, using nothing more than a PC and a USB 2.0 webcam.

A real very good tool for Autocad designers.No matter any kind of previously experience you have.

This book was exactly what I needed. I wanted a book that would take me through doing AutoCad LT drawings step by step. more specifically I was looking to do building layouts, this book was right on the money.

I was really impressed with this how-to program book. I highly recommend it to anyone learning Autodesk 3Ds Max. It is thick, but it shows you pictures as well as text, so for those visual learners, it is a nice reference.

If one desires to know how to evaluate, and when to automate the evaluation process, this book has an answer. Dr. Melody Ivory offers an analytical view of what works in automated evaluation of the Web site. This analysis brings a value added perspective in terms of understanding the invisible Web logs. It comes at a right time when the spider's web has progressively become semantic Web (i.e., a web of intentions, seamlessly connected, and synchronously networked in the global village).

Based on so many detailed studies, Ivory's work is also focused on two pillars of Web infrastructure: viz., accessibility and usability. Within this framework it serves as a source to understand best practices. Hopefully, businesses will apply Ivory's findings and avoid another burst of the bubble. Also, Automated Web Site Evaluation systematically highlights input, thruput and output for creating, developing, maintaining and sustaining the web site. With these advantages, the book can be a handy tool for researchers, practitioners, and developers in the web domain. Inhibitive price for individuals apart, software or Web evaluators in particular, readers in general, or a novice designer in this field will find this book, Automated Web Site Evaluation, far more beneficial.