books about: absolute     books:       Absolute OpenBSD: UNIX for the Practical Paranoid19 reviews Michael W. Lucas No Starch Press, 2003 The OpenBSD bible ... a must-have for security freaks I'm no security freak, but I love the OpenBSD concept: security above all. When I took a course in Unix operating systems, I was introduced to OpenBSD, and recommended to purchase this text. Albeit outdated (it covers version 3.2, and OpenBSD is now at 4.0), the book offers an overview of all the basics, including 3 whole chapters on the pf firewall. Because of its general nature, the ...             Absolute Kingdom Come14 reviews Mark Waid, Alex Ross DC Comics, 2006 Absolute Kingdom COme Exactly what I was looking for at a great price! My husband could not get enough of it - he has read it from cover to cover!!             Code of the Woosters34 reviews P. G. Wodehouse Amereon Limited, 1983 The funniest series in the world. Believe it or not, I am 74 years old and had never read about the trials and tribulations Jeeves put up with Bertie Wooster. I have never laughed so much in my life. I am now going to get my hands on every word P.G. Wodehouse ever wrote. I truly would have loved to meet the man.             The Eye of the Stallion (Arvidson, Douglas)18 reviews Douglas Arvidson Crossquarter Publishing Group, 2005 MAN! Eye of the Stallion was REALLY GOOD! Wow, Mr.A did such a good job on this book! The details he put in the action and love scenes. Was just completly amazing! You see in the begining it was just like some normal girl with a boy that likes her and a very big horse. the main character is the girl who becomes a woman warrior who has a destiny to be a great leader. it is very inspiring to any woman. If the next book is as good as the ...             Absolute Truths14 reviews Susan Howatch Knopf, 1995 Absolutely satisfying Although this is the last book in the Starbridge series it is actually set in time before its immediate prequel, Mystical Paths. Howatch obviously had good reasons for doing this; no other book could have rounded up the series so perfectly, and certainly it was a delight to return to Chares Ashworh as narrator, who began the whole series. This time Charles is at the evening of his life. He has ...             The Absolute Sandman, Vol. 219 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 2007 Amazing... The book is over sized with with a removable box dust cover. The binding is gorgeous and cryptic. Truly inspired by Gaimans work. The pages are thick and colorful... filled with beautiful art and Gaimans amazing stories of his Endless characters.             Absolute Surrender18 reviews Andrew Murray Christian Literature Crusade, 2000 A Favorite Right up there near Brother Lawrence's "The Practice of the Presence of God" (free online at the Practice Gods Presence web site) are the wonderful works of Andrew Murray. "Absolute Surrender" is a classic in every sense. These gifted children of God have a way of restating, enlivening, and magnifying the very words of Our Lord and do greatly glorify Our Father.             The Absolute (Animorphs #51) (Animorphs)13 reviews Katherine Applegate Scholastic, 2001 EXELLENT! In this book the Animorphs must tell the govener about the Yeerks before it's too late. Marco, Ax, and Tobias are chosen for the job. They fly to the capital to tell the govener. Will the govener beleve them, not beleve them, or is she already a Controller? Read the book to find out!!             Absolute Beginner's Guide to Computer Basics13 reviews QUE, 2007 Curious I have been using a computer for many years and still did not understand all the task/programs I could have been using. This book has been extremely helpful working as a primer explaining everything very clearly and is still up to date with the Windows Vista. I would highly recommend this book.             Absolute Sandman52 reviews Neil Gaiman, Mike Dringenberg, ... Titan Books Ltd, 2006 Absolute Masterpiece Comprising Sandman numbers 1 to 20, the Absolute Sandman, Vol. 1 is the first of four oversized, slip-cased hardcover books that will reprint Neil Gaiman's Sandman completely (all 75 numbers, plus some extras). That alone would be highly recommended, but this book has also a new coloring, aproved my Neil himself, plus a new introduction by Paul Levitz, forewords by Gaiman, a copy of the script ...             Control: The Game of Absolute Corruption (A non-d20 Role-Playing Game)12 reviews Lee Garvin, The Skirmisher Game Development Group Skirmisher Publishing, 2004 Fantastic Conspiracy Game! Once in awhile, I will come across an independent game like this one and realize the fallacy in only ever looking at one or two major game systems. "Control" combines great premise and imagination with solid mechanics, and is much simpler to learn, set up, and start playing than any other conspiracy RPG I have yet seen.             Absolute Honesty: Building a Corporate Culture That Values Straight Talk and Rewards Integrity11 reviews Larry Johnson, Bob Phillips AMACOM, 2003 Absolute Honesty I enjoyed reading this book because anyone can relate to it. There are always "real" stories in each chapter which is an excellent way to describe what the writers are trying to emphasis. "Absolute Honesty" is also a wonderful book for women. Many times women find themselves in situations where they want to be honest, but are extremely uncomfortable or fear they won't be listened to. ...             Cocktails In Tahiti13 reviews Richard Bondurant Tahiti Publishing Company, 2006 Let's go! The format of the book is very well done. Makes you want to go to Tahiti.             Absolute Batman: The Long Halloween12 reviews Jeph Loeb DC Comics, 2007 good book This is one of my favorite Batman stories. A must have for any Two-Face fan. Features all the best Batman villians in one story.             Olives12 reviews Mort Rosenblum Absolute Press, 2000 The Politics and Economics of Olives and Olive Oil This delightful book by an American journalist based in France is much more about the geopolitics, history, and economics of olive growing than about the culinary role of olives and it's oil. It is also much more about olive oil than it is about the fruit, especially since commerce in the oil dwarfs trade in the fruit. Aside from it's being especially well written, it benefits most from it's ...             Absolute Beginner's Guide to iPod and iTunes12 reviews QUE, 2007 Thorough, and good index to boot The iPod is an intuitive device and most folks need only play with it to use most functions. The same thing is true for iTunes. It's when you have gone beyond the obvious and hit a snag or an annoyance that you find whether a reference is useful or not. This books does well at anticipating "second level" issues and provides good guidance. A good example is"compilations" which affects how you ...             Absolute Java10 reviews Walter J. Savitch Addison Wesley, 2005 Finally! A non-baby intro book I've tried three other Java intro books, and they either aren't well-organized or they take such a dim view of the reader's abilities that it's like reading Programming for Pre-schoolers. Absolute Java is well-structured with both breadth & depth: it doesn't ignore programming basics, but covers a much larger scope of material than other books I've tried, while still including detail about ...             Absolute Beginner's Guide to Project Management (2nd Edition) (Absolute Beginner's Guide)11 reviews Greg Horine Que, 2009 A great introductory read into PM As I am taking the responsibilities of a technical leader, I am being introduced more and more into the concepts of project management, and this book has helped me a lot understanding and getting insights into the subject. Compact, rich, simple, and assumes no prior project management experience. I would recommend it for anyone who is entering a senior position (especially in the software ...             Consciousness and the Absolute: The Final Talks of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj12 reviews Nisargadatta, Jean Dunn Acorn Pr, 1994 Look no further! If you are ready, this book is all you'll ever need. If not, it will certainly plant the seeds of awakening. Regardless, it is an absolute treasure.             Absolute FreeBSD: The Complete Guide to FreeBSD, 2nd Edition10 reviews Michael W. Lucas No Starch Press, 2007 Great FREEBSD Reference 'Absolute FreeBSD: The Complete Guide to FreeBSD' is another hit in the No Starch collection of books which have their own unique layout and style of writing associated with the authors publishing with them. With around 700 pages of content you will learn the ins and outs of this Unix-like operating system and see how powerful it is and what it can do for you. 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