books by Ed Burns (terminology integrated javaserver)

books by Ed Burns

books:

The Encyclopedia of Games: Rules and Strategies for More than 250 Indoor and Outdoor Games, from Darts to ...
Brian Burns (ed)

Metrobooks, 2000

It's a source of endless entertainment and enjoyment, an absolute necessity for every family's bookshelf. With more than 250 games for both kids and adults, from solitaire to party diversions for large groups, along with 300 photographs that show how to play, this is a true compendium of fun. Some demand skill; others require a little luck to win. Of course, there are many of the familiar favorites, including poker, gin rummy, Monopoly®, chess, ...

Medical Transcription & Terminology: An Integrated Approach, 2E
Ed.D., Lois Burns, Ed. D. Florence Maloney

Delmar Cengage Learning, 2002

This unique book is designed to help learners enter the health care field as medical transcriptionists as quickly and easily as possible. The unique, class-tested format helps students build their skills as they work through five different types of medical reports - first previewing the medical terminology and then transcribing the dictated medical report. Learning tools such as Challenge Reports, Punctuation References, and Logs to help ...

Secrets of the Rock Star Programmers: Riding the IT Crest

7 reviews
Ed Burns

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2008

great read
I found this book a great read for a variety of reasons. I don't have an IT background but I enjoy reading about groundbreakers and top performers in any field -- hence my interest in the book. The author does a great job of getting at why these folks are RockStars and how they all think about programming and software. But it also does a great job of getting at the issues they face that we all ...

Ed Burns' Dock Walloper

1 review
Ed Burns, Jimmy Palmiotti

Virgin Comics, 2008

Packs a Wallop
Ed Burns (actor in Saving Private Ryan) teams up with genre veteran Jimmy Palmiotti (inking for Punisher) for the first issue of this graphic novel. Dock-walloper is a slang term for a dockworker or longshoreman. The double entendre here is that the central character, John "The Hand" Smith, has a double-sized right hand that sure can pack a wallop if you happen to piss him off. The story is ...

JavaServer Faces: The Complete Reference (Complete Reference Series)

11 reviews
Chris Schalk, Ed Burns, ...

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2006

Very good book, its deep and explains very good
The book goes over all the stuff in JSF and explains in a very clear language exactly whats happening under the hood of JSF. I have also some other JSF books and this is by far the best.