books about: flaws     books:       Sledgehammers: Strengths and Flaws of Tiger Tank Battalions in World War II11 reviews Christopher W. Wilbeck The Aberjona Press, 2004 Steve thinks that ... Very careful in the historical documentation. Very sharp in the critical assesment of the tactical doctrine underlying the battlefield deployement of the Tigers.             Truth: Personas, Needs, and Flaws in The Art of Building Actors and Creating Characters5 reviews Susan Batson Rugged Land, 2007 the ultimate teacher, a true teacher Brilliant, generous, unique teachers have the potential to change a student's life. Rarely does a student (or even reader) have the sheer luck to come across a teacher who possesses it all: a "coach" with the unique ability to be sensitive to each individual's particular needs; a mind like a steel trap (with an expansive body of knowledge, references, and even more important, real-world ...             The Web Application Hacker's Handbook: Discovering and Exploiting Security Flaws10 reviews Dafydd Stuttard, Marcus Pinto Wiley, 2007 Everything You Need to Know This is the most important IT security title written in the past year or more. Why? Custom web applications offer more opportunities for exploitation than all of the publicized vulnerabilities your hear about combined. This book gives expert treatment to the subject. I found the writing to be very clear and concise in this 727 page volume. There is minimal fluff. While everything is ...             Surveying Fiberglass Sailboats: A Step-by-Step Guide for Buyers and Owners5 reviews Henry C. Mustin International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press, 1994 Must have Book for those looking to buy a boat Read this book and you can evaluate boats and surveyors. This in turn will make you feel more comfortable when you hire a surveyor to meet an insurance requirement or to evaluate things you don't feel competent to do yourself. This book does a great job explaining how glass is laid up, the different types of glass, mat, roving, etc, and where they should be used. Common problems found in ...             The Secret of Chinese Pulse Diagnosis4 reviews Bob Flaws Blue Poppy Press, 1997 Excellent! I found this book very useful and I believe every practitioner of TCM should have it.             Fatal Flaws: Navigating Destructive Relationships with People with Disorders...6 reviews Stuart C. Yudofsky American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2005 An essential book to understand personality disorders Stuart Yudofsky has done it again. He has written a book which not only has extensive clinical descriptions of the different personality disorders,he deals with the treatments which are standard,acceptable and evidence based. The language of the book is eloquent and easy to read -- readers do not stumble on the psychiatric jargons. I think APA and Stuart yudofsky has done a great service to the ...             A Flaw in the Blood11 reviews Stephanie Barron Bantam, 2008 Daring and intriguing I have long been a fan of Barron's Jane Austen mystery series and so I awaited this book with great anticipation. It was a bit of a shock to find it quite different from her Austen series, but this isn't really a bad thing. All in all, it was a good effort from a skilled author and a promise of more to come. The great strength of the novel is its ability to transport the reader back to the ...             The Treatment of Modern Western Diseases With Chinese Medicine: A Textbook & Clinical Manual1 review Bob Flaws, Philippe Sionneau Blue Poppy Press, 2005 Another brilliant text from Blue Poppy From Acupuncture Today, Sept. 2003 By Robert C. Dichiera, AP, ATC/L Blue Poppy Press has published yet another brilliant text from co-authors Bob Flaws and Philippe Sionneau. The Treatment of Modern Western Medical Diseases with Chinese Medicine: A Textbook and Clinical Manual conveys the authors' collective 30 years of experience. Bob Flaws and Philippe Sionneau have taken 72 modern Western ...             The Tao of Healthy Eating12 reviews Bob Flaws Blue Poppy Press, 1998 Best book on healing I've seen in a while In this world of fluff and sound bites, this book says it all without sacrificing space. For those that need the big picture in order to grasp a concept, this is your "in" into Chinese dietary rules, as well as being the answer to most of what ails us. This is the book you read BEFORE you go see an accupuncturist, and the one that keeps you going back to measure your progress. It takes quite ...             Keeping Your Child Healthy With Chinese Medicine: A Parent's Guide to the Care & Prevention of Common ...2 reviews Bob Flaws Blue Poppy Press, 1999 A MUST read for anyone FEEDING young children I decided to write this book review after purchasing this book a few years ago and to later find myself purchasing it again for a friend with an infant child who is in her own struggle of how to feed her child the healthy way!! My friend was just like me....trying to do everything naturally possible for my child....but, totally confused as to the "correct" process! In today's world so many ...             Molecular Diagnostics: Fundamentals, Methods, & Clinical Applications Lela, Ph.D. Buckingham, Maribeth L., Ph.D. Flaws F. A. Davis Company, 2007 The book educators have been waiting for! This is the first text on molecular diagnostics specifically designed to educate students in clinical laboratory science programs. With its grounding in molecular biology and emphasis on the fluid nature of this topic as improved diagnostic technologies emerge, this text is the perfect balance between theory and application.             Acupoint Pocket Reference2 reviews Bob Flaws Blue Poppy Press, 1998 Small but beautiful A pocket guide that is well layed out and the print size is good so it's easy on the eyes. The contents page allows fast access to specific meridian channels. The diagrams and the explanations of individual points are neat, concise and an exellent aid memoire. Overall this publication is well worth its price.             Shaolin Secret Formulas for the Treatment of External Injury5 reviews Monk De Qian Blue Poppy Press, 1995 Generous Author This is a reference book and not really a text or descriptive reading. It is mainly a list, with terse but very useful commentary, of recipes for making helpful remedies. The ingredients are not all easily available in most North American towns. Many ingredients will not be easy to get, even at a proper Chinese herbal store. Still, the documentation is sufficiently useful that any resourceful ...             Statements of Fact in Traditional Chinese Medicine2 reviews Bob Flaws Blue Poppy Press, 2007 Small and Mighty These statements of fact have been extremely useful to me in learning Chinese medicine, and continue to be so. I got much from it, and will do so in future! This book needs to be in all students' libraries, and hopefully close at hand. I have travelled many a mile with it on hand. Though I'm now in practice, I think I'm due for another few months carrying it around again!             Dui Yao: The Art of Combining Chinese Medicinals1 review Blue Poppy Press, 1997 Definitely worth having... This books is, in my opinion, the next stage in learning materia medica, after you have memorised the groups and names, and thus bridges the gap between learning herbs and putting together formulae. Plus, as far as I know, this is the only book of it's kind on the market             Fatal Flaw34 reviews William Lashner HarperTorch, 2004 One of the best legal thrillers I've ever read. A morally dubious attorney, Victor Carl finds his friend, Guy Forrest, naked on the steps outside of his home. Crying, Guy tells him that Haley Prouix has been murdered upstairs. The Police think Guy killed Haley, and Carl agrees to defend Guy in court, but Carl doesn't tell him that he was having an affair with Haley. In love with Haley, Carl's convinced that Guy killed her, and he's ready to ...             The Failure of Corporate Law: Fundamental Flaws and Progressive Possibilities1 review Kent Greenfield University Of Chicago Press, 2007 Important and Timely Greenfield's book is important. While its subject is the potentially dry one of corporate law, he compels us to understand why that body of law matters so much not only to the economic future of our nation but as well to the issues of social and economic justice that are so vital in our society. As much a work of political theory as it is of law, Greenfield shows us how legal doctrine has ...             The Book of Jook: Chinese Medicinal Porridges--A Healthy Alternative to the Typical Western Breakfast6 reviews Bob Flaws Blue Poppy Press, 1995 This book is an excellent overview From Flavor & Fortune published by the Institute for the Advancement of the Science and Art of Chinese Cuisine Combinations of any number of grains, vegetables, meat, eggs, and/or Chinese herbs make porridge known as Jook or Congee. For most folk, they are breakfast foods. They can easily be made overnight in a crock pot. They are economical, popular among the elderly, nutritious, and ...             The Art of Software Security Testing: Identifying Software Security Flaws (Symantec Press)7 reviews Chris Wysopal, Lucas Nelson, ... Addison-Wesley Professional, 2006 Great resource for software testers interested in security "The Art of Software Security Testing" is the first security testing book I read that includes a reputable software tester (Elfriede Dustin) among its authors. This should lend the book instant credibility with its main target audience: testers and QA engineers. The security proficient readers will be happy to know that the main author is Chris Wysopal, one of the members of the famous L0pht ...             630 Questions & Answers About Chinese Herbal Medicine: A Workbook & Study Guide1 review Bob Flaws Blue Poppy Press, 1999 Chinese Herbal Workbook and Study Guide My daughter uses this book in the study of acupuncture and chinese medicine. She has found the book very helpful. 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