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.Getting To Maybe: How to Excel on Law School Exams

by: Richard Michael Fischl, Jeremy Paul

May 26, 1999
Reading this book took a huge weight off my shoulders before law school. This book is a crash course not only in how to succeed in law school, but also how to think about the law as a whole. The lessons learned here are designed to frame your legal education, and helps you learn a surefire, if not complex, method to taking all law exams and tacking legal problems.
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.Beginning JavaScript, 3rd Edition (Programmer to Programmer)

by: Paul Wilton, Jeremy McPeak

May 21, 2007
With this up-to-date guide, you'll find everything you need to know in order to develop interactive, robust, and personalized pages using JavaScript. It takes you step by step through this powerful scripting language so you can begin enhancing your site right away and increase visits. You'll learn how to take advantage of native JavaScript objects, manipulate objects that are available to you in the latest browsers, use cookies, and jazz up your web pages with Dynamic HTML. Great Update!!!
Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction to JavaScript and the Web.
Chapter 2. Data Types and Variables.
Chapter 3. Decisions, Loops, and Functions.
Chapter 4. JavaScript--An Object-Based Language.
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.Modern Physics

by: Jeremy Bernstein, Paul M. Fishbane, Stephen G. Gasiorowicz

April 03, 2000
This book is full of information. It is, however, missing some key formulas needed to do some of the problems (there is a formula about energy density in blackbodies that I needed to get from another text). Additionally, the math becomes almost impossible to understand without a very good base in calculus.
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.The Imperial Perspective (Star Wars: Empire, Vol. 3)

by: Welles Hartley, Paul Alden, Jeremy Barlow, Davide Fabbri, Brian Ching, Raul Trevino, Patrick Blaine

November 10, 2004
My 40 year old husband really enjoys these book. As a fan of Star Wars, he likes to read all of the various spin off books and he has really enjoyed these.
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.Beginning Unix (Programmer to Programmer)

by: Paul Love, Joe Merlino, Craig Zimmerman, Jeremy C. Reed, Paul Weinstein

April 29, 2005
This review first appeared in the AZTCS journal.

When I glanced at this book, my first question was, "Who are these guys on the cover?" Before scanning the contents and index, my usual first step in examining a new book, I searched for the cover credits. I found none.

I use the term Unix as the authors use the term, to designate all Unix based systems including Linux, Solaris, OSX, and the BSDs as well as Unix.

The 400+ page paperback book is divided into 21 chapters. Each chapter ends with exercises; the solutions are found at the end of the book. The book's copyright is 2005 but the fundamentals of the Unix based operating systems don't change much so this book is by no means out of date.

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.War In World History, Volume 2

by: Stephen Morillo, Jeremy Black, Paul Lococo

August 07, 2008
This review first appeared in the AZTCS journal.

When I glanced at this book, my first question was, "Who are these guys on the cover?" Before scanning the contents and index, my usual first step in examining a new book, I searched for the cover credits. I found none.

I use the term Unix as the authors use the term, to designate all Unix based systems including Linux, Solaris, OSX, and the BSDs as well as Unix.

The 400+ page paperback book is divided into 21 chapters. Each chapter ends with exercises; the solutions are found at the end of the book. The book's copyright is 2005 but the fundamentals of the Unix based operating systems don't change much so this book is by no means out of date.

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.War In World History, Volume 1

by: Stephen Morillo, Jeremy Black, Paul Lococo

July 21, 2008
This review first appeared in the AZTCS journal.

When I glanced at this book, my first question was, "Who are these guys on the cover?" Before scanning the contents and index, my usual first step in examining a new book, I searched for the cover credits. I found none.

I use the term Unix as the authors use the term, to designate all Unix based systems including Linux, Solaris, OSX, and the BSDs as well as Unix.

The 400+ page paperback book is divided into 21 chapters. Each chapter ends with exercises; the solutions are found at the end of the book. The book's copyright is 2005 but the fundamentals of the Unix based operating systems don't change much so this book is by no means out of date.

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.Lombardi and Me: Players, Coaches, and Colleagues Talk About the Man and the Myth

by: Paul Hornung, Billy Reed

September 01, 2006
About the worst book about Lombardi I have ever read. Written is a
total over statement, this book appears to have been put together solely to make money from Lombardi's name, not worth a quarter.
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.The Secret of Sherlock Holmes

by: Jeremy Paul

1996-12
While vacationing in London in the summer of 1989 I actually saw this play in the West End starring none other than Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke themselves. Yes, Brett was ill at that time and his decline was painfully apparent. And yet, yet he was as commanding and magnetic a performer as ever and the warmth and chemistry between these two distinguished actors was glorious to behold. I agree with the reviewer who said that the plot of the play, although based completely on canonical dialog taken out of context, is bizarre to the point of being ludicrous. But with Brett and Hardwicke onstage together and me sitting only 15 rows back, who cares? It was a magical night at the theatre for me, and a memory that I will always treasure.
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.The Creativity of Action

by: Hans Joas

January 01, 1997
While vacationing in London in the summer of 1989 I actually saw this play in the West End starring none other than Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke themselves. Yes, Brett was ill at that time and his decline was painfully apparent. And yet, yet he was as commanding and magnetic a performer as ever and the warmth and chemistry between these two distinguished actors was glorious to behold. I agree with the reviewer who said that the plot of the play, although based completely on canonical dialog taken out of context, is bizarre to the point of being ludicrous. But with Brett and Hardwicke onstage together and me sitting only 15 rows back, who cares? It was a magical night at the theatre for me, and a memory that I will always treasure.
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