books by Marvin Karlins     books:       What Every BODY is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People62 reviews Joe Navarro, Marvin Karlins Harper Paperbacks, 2008 easy reading and good illustrations The book is very easy to read, has pictures, and is easy to flip through. Sure, you may read a few pages and say "duh, I knew that" or "thats just common sense", but there is bound to be many observations in the book that you did not realize go on around you everyday. Due to where I grew up, I would consider myself very street smart. Yet, this book did open my eyes to quite a few tells or cues ...             Phil Hellmuth Presents Read 'Em and Reap: A Career FBI Agent's Guide to Decoding Poker Tells56 reviews Joe Navarro, Marvin Karlins, ... Harper Paperbacks, 2006 Excellent I bought this book a while ago when I was playing several times a week. This book not only helped me greatly at the poker table where I was able to read players actions as if they were playing with their cards face up for me to see. But it helped me at work where I am in corrections I was able to tell if I was being lied to by an inmate during an incident interview or if something was in the ...             Deal Me In: Twenty of the World'sTop Poker Players Share the Heartbreaking and Inspiring Stories of How They ...4 reviews Stephen John, Marvin Karlins Phil's House Publishing, Inc., 2009 Deal Me In Just got this book in the mail and it's pretty awesome. really personal stories about how these players turned pro. ivey in atlantic city as an underage player is killer, scotty nguyen's story as learning the game as a dealer/vietnam immigrant, negreanu in toronto card clubs instead of high school classes. chad brown's chapter is kinda boring. hellmuth has had a fascinating path. the older ...             Romancing the Clock (2nd Edition)5 reviews Marvin Karlins Prentice Hall, 2008 Read this book And if you take his course at the University of South Florida, it is required material. I passed this book along to a dear friend of mine and he learned several valuable lessons from the twelve chapters featured in this concise and pertinent book. Dr. Marvin Karlins's words leap off the pages! Enjoy.             I'm All In: Lyle Berman and the Birth of the World Poker Tour1 review Lyle Berman Cardoza, 2005 Well worth reading! Lyle Berman was born into a family that had moderate success in a very niche market: leather products, especially coats. He learned the business from the ground up, helped his father build the business, sold it, bought it back, merged it, sold it again and used the proceeds to build wealth for his family. Along the way he learned the art of the deal and the rush he got from that paralleled the ...             The Book Casino Managers Fear the Most!4 reviews Marvin Karlins Gollehon Press Inc, 1998 Excellent Insights from a Player/Psychologist This is not a book of systems and strategies as much as it is a book of valuable insights into the psychological warfare that casinos use against the players. Dr. Karlins has a unique ability to cut through the psychological traps that the casinos dig for the players. When you play casino games, two contests are actually taking place. There is the game of odds and strategies and systems. ...             Biofeedback Marvin Karlins, Lewis M. Andrews Warner Books             Biofeedback: Turning on the Power of Your Mind2 reviews Marvin Karlins, Lewis M. Andrews Warner Books Inc (Mm), 1974 If Austin Powers is back, why not Marv's biofeedback book? The futuristic scenarios seem a little dated after all these years, but they're still thought provoking. And the basic insights into using biofeedback are as useful as when the book was written. Whether you are a generation x'er trying to cope with parentental stress, or a 60's person who is a bit rusty on meditation techniques, Biofeedback: Turning On... shares valuable insights and specific ...             The last man is out1 review Marvin Karlins Prentice-Hall, 1969 A fun, feminist story An entertaining baseball story, even for those of us who don't like baseball. Little League with a 60's sensibility             Biofeedback: Turning on the Power of Your Mind Marvin Karlins, Lewis M. Andrews Warner Books, 1972 Biofeedback is a technique that places the power for change and control in the hands of the individual who has taken up this practice and not with an external authority. It gives the individual the power to health, happiness, and well being.             Deal Me In: Twenty of the World'sTop Poker Players Share the Heartbreaking and Inspiring Stories of How They ... 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