books by Adam Wood (celebration experience collection)

books by Adam Wood

books:

Windows 2000 Active Directory Black Book: A Guide to Mastering Active Directory--the Key to Windows 2000

2 reviews
Adam Wood, 2000

Ok, I'm biased, I wrote it...
Active Directory is without a doubt the most important part of Windows 2000 and this book -- written entirely based upon the release version of Windows 2000 (not based on the betas) -- is a comprehensive introduction and reference to this important technology. Building from the ground up, it combines step-by-step instructions to do complex tasks instead of dismissively telling you that you should ...

24seven Volume 2 (v. 2)

2 reviews
Ivan Brandon, Ashley Wood, ...

Image Comics, 2007

Robotic Redux
In 24seven, Vol. 2, Ivan Brandon has once again gathered a wondeful stable of writers and artists from the comics biz who inhabit our very real world to weave tales about a city-world where robots are its inhabitants and robot sensibilities guide their lives. As before in Vol. 1, the list of contributors reads like a who's-who of talented, soon-to-be and established comic book illuminati who've ...

Cardiac Nursing

9 reviews

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2000

A Great tool for RNs, teletechs, MDs
I like this books clarity and style.... very informative and practical.

Doomed Presents: Ashley Wood

1 review
Ted Adams, Chris Ryall, ...

IDW Publishing, 2007

The usual (great) Wood
When you think to modern masters in design you may think to Ashley Wood. His art is essential, often duotone, with clever composition of panels on page and in general well executed from a cold technical point of view. Moreover these are well written horror tales. Great book.

Color Really Doesn't Matter (Contemporary Classics for Kids)

1 review
Carol Wood, Michael Ryan, ...

Astoria Productions Ltd, 2001

Color Really Doesn't Matter
This is a delightful book with a CD that explains why "Color Really Doesn't Matter" in simple terms. That is not to say it is a "simple" book. It provides a moral lesson without preaching. The illustrations are excellent. The CD allows the reader to "Hear" as well as "see". A very good choice for any children's collection. Ann Starks - Stone Mountain, GA

Crossroads: The Experience Music Project Collection

1 review

Experience Music Project, 2000

From Sock Hop to Hip Hop
This book is a very well crafted historical review of popular music frequently referred to as Rock and Roll. From its early roots to its latest manifestations, this book covers the gamut. As such it is a companion piece to the Experience Music Project Museum in Seattle, and if you can't get to Seattle, this book would at least give you a flavor of what awaits you there. Well written, with ...

Kant: Religion within the Boundaries of Mere Reason: And Other Writings (Cambridge Texts in the History of ...

2 reviews
Immanuel Kant

Cambridge University Press, 1999

Fantastic Book
This book embodies much of Kant's mature moral philosophy. While the book's title suggests that it's only about religion, it's not! It offers a mature perspective on his earlier moral works. From my perspective, once cannot legitimately call oneself an "expert" on Kant's moral theory without reading this book (and several others).

Vitreous Microsurgery

3 reviews
Steve Charles, Adam Katz, ...

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2002

An excellent and practical text
This is an excellent and very practical text on the subject. It covers everything from the basics to high level detail on technical aspects of how to overcome problems which those of us face in this area. Being written by arguably the world's most experienced and respected vitreo-retinal surgeon, it is a gold mine of gems and short cuts which Steve Charles has evolved over many years of research ...