books about: prinz     books:       C Pocket Reference4 reviews Peter Prinz, Ulla Kirch-Prinz O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2002 Solid and concise! True to its name, this book packs a lot of information in a pocket size package: a solid language description, a quick reference to the C standard library covering C99 and, last but not least, an extensive index. It is well organized and concise, it explains and gives you examples. If you are a newbie to C programming looking for a tutorial, keep your hands off. If you have grasped some basics of ...             Straight from the Heart II: More True Stories of Remarkable Encounters with Once-in-a-Lifetime Horses1 review Laurie Prinz (Editor) Primedia Enthusiast Publications, 2003 Great for youth and adults who love horses This anthology contains good to very-well-written stories about horses and the people who love them. Most of this material appeared on the pages of EQUUS Magazine. The quality of writing in these tales improves after the first few until the horse and rider adventures become real page turners. Some are humorous or touching, others are imaginative or inspiring and some are tragic. The owners are ...             The Anxious Brain: The Neurobiological Basis of Anxiety Disorders and How to Effectively Treat Them1 review Margaret Wehrenberg, Steven M. Prinz W. W. Norton, 2007 the anxious brain I read this book because I have issues with anxiety and repetitive thinking. It does have some technical info on the brain which is not easy to grasp for the layman, but it was pretty fascinating to see all the intricacies of brain function. I found it very helpful in understanding the different types of anxiety disorders, how they are different from each other, and their treatment. It was ...             Simon & Schuster's Guide to Rocks & Minerals15 reviews Simon & Schuster, Inc., 1978 Beautiful pictures & Informative Great pictures of EVERY rock and mineral, a very helpful aspect of this book. Also has informative and thorough text to describe characteristics of minerals.             Rush University Medical Center Review of Surgery10 reviews Steven D. Bines, Jose M. Velasco, ... Saunders, 2006 essential for the Absite Although the format of the questions is different than the Absite, the info is great. Tough questions with plenty of info to keep you busy. Aim to finish this book before the Absite and you'll be well-prepared (at least for the lower levels).             The Emotional Construction of Morals1 review Jesse Prinz Oxford University Press, USA, 2008 Excellent Philosophy of Morality, Questionable Sociobiology The first thing to understand about moral rules is that they are made by people, in the same sense that art, music, and theatre are made by people. People also are responsible for mathematics and science, but here there is a crucial difference: we discover mathematical truths and the laws of the Universe, we do not make them. This distinction is blurred by the fact that we attach truth value to ...             Furnishing the Mind: Concepts and Their Perceptual Basis (Representation and Mind)1 review Jesse J. Prinz The MIT Press, 2004 An important step towards a comprehensive theory of concepts Prinz's book is an intriguing blend of traditional philsophy and up-to-date cognitive science. His main argument is that concepts are basically "copies" of perceptual experiences, bound together in long-term memory and accessed by working memory during thought. Prinz argues that, instead of assuming a "common code", cognitive science should view the mind as a "multi-media machine" that uses a ...             VW Transporter & Microbus: Specification Guide 1967-19792 reviews Alexander Prinz, Vincent Molenaar The Crowood Press, 2006 Wunderbar VW books are plentiful but this is the first one that really gives the Type 2 baywindow bus the attention it deserves. A wonderful history, fascinating factory photos and of course, more details than you can possibly commit to memory.             Der Kleine Prinz (German)5 reviews Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Harvest Books, 2001 Great book! Although I am only in my second semester of German, this book has been fairly easy to read. For English speakers learning German, this book will give you a better understanding of imperative sentences ---the little prince commands the pilot to do things. z.B: Draw me a sheep! I have read the book several times in English, which of course, helps me to understand the story in German. It is ...             C in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (O'Reilly))9 reviews Peter Prinz, Tony Crawford O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2005 a comprehensive reference and much more every day there are fewer reasons to purchase computer books. so much documentation is online or included as "man" or "info" pages that reference manuals have almost become extinct. "c in a nutshell" proves there can be real value in a book, even on a topic as "settled" as c. the reference is exhaustive, and there are many examples. but there is more to this book than just a c reference...this ...             A Complete Guide to Programming in C++11 reviews Ulla Kirch-Prinz, Peter Prinz Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., 2002 A true guide If you like to learn from examples and illustrations, and do not have too much time to waste with long explanations, this book is for you. All the major topics of C++ are covered in a nicely structured series of 33 chapters. To name a few: -Pointers -Classes -Methods -Overloading -Dynamic Memory Allocation -Inheritance -Polymorphism -Abstract Classes -Exception Handling -Templates ...             Winning at a Losing Game Tom Prinz Winepress Publishing, 2005             Fuel Cell Fundamentals7 reviews Ryan O'Hayre, Suk-Won Cha, ... Wiley, 2005 Review of "Fuel Cell Fundamentals" by R. O'Hayre et al. This book is the best one that I could find to introduce the reader to the technology and underlying science of fuel cells. The quality of the presentation is high but yet it is easy to read. The emphasis on the fundamentals is appreciated. The book has discussions of the relevant thermodynamics, transport science, and chemical kinetics in the early chapters with a supporting appendix on ...             Joachim Prinz, Rebellious Rabbi: An Autobiography--The German and Early American Years1 review Indiana University Press, 2007 Historic Voyeurism! These memoirs are amazing! Rabbi Prinz writes with candor and ease. This book not only offers wonderful insight into progressive Jewry in Germany and America during WWII, but with Rabbi Prinz's intriguing and dangerous life, it is also a colorful and lively glimpse into the lives of Rabbi Prinz and his associates. With Dr. Meyer's crystallizing introduction and explanations, the reader feels ...             The History of the 7 SS Mountain Division "Prinz Eugen"2 reviews Otto Kumm Fedorowicz (J.J.),Canada, 1995 Fantastic History of an SS Mountain Infantry Division This is an excellent account of a little known SS formation that was equipped with mostly captured weapons, but gave a good account of itself in fierce no-quarter combat with Tito's partisan army and, later, the Red Army. Unlike most German mountain units, this one was employed in mountainous terrain and fought with distinction until the day it surrendered. Mules were more valuable than panzers ...             Gut Reactions: A Perceptual Theory of Emotion (Philosophy of Mind)2 reviews Jesse J. Prinz Oxford University Press, USA, 2006 A Ground Breaking Re-Evaluation of Emotion and Percpetion This is an interesting and challenging book. Challenging, not in the sense of being difficult, but in terms of its presentation of an array of ideas that are not as well known as they should be. A central concept is that emotions are not simply generated in the brain, but are instead our perceptions of changes in the body. This idea has long history stretching back to the Ancient Greeks, ...             Travels in the Interiors of North America 1832-18341 review Maximilian Prince of Wied Taschen, 2001 Excellent Reference The expedition that Prince Maximilian and Karl Bodmer took through America is one of the best kept secrets in American History. This text provides an excellent view of what North America looked like to individuals traveling through the area for the first time. The combination of Bodmer's glorious aquatints with Maximilian's educated notes create a combination that any early American Historian or ...             Mind and Cognition: An Anthology (Blackwell Philosophy Anthologies)1 review Wiley-Blackwell, 2008 Great Anthology Lycan has assembled an anthology that should serve as an example to all aspiring anthologists of the future. It probably won't, but Lycan has given us such an example, nonetheless. He gathered the most important writings in a field that is difficult to track and presented them in an order that makes sense and directs the casual reader to the portions that most interest him. Such an order ...             Still There, Clare3 reviews Yvonne Prinz Raincoast Books, 2008 THE MOST AWESOME BOOK EVER!!!!!! I finished this book in two days because I couldn't put it down. Clare is so much like me and I loved reading about someone out there who has the same problems as I do. This book is also hilarious and taught me not to take myself too seriously. I especially loved Aunt Rusty and Elsa. I hope there's another one out soon. I can't wait to read what happens next in Clare's life!!!!!!!!!!!! Alexis, ...              search for books 1832-1834, 1967-1979, anthologies, anthology, autobiography, blackwell, cognition, construction, disorders, division, effectively, emotional, encounters, fundamentals, furnishing, interiors, mountain, neurobiological, once-in-a-lifetime, perceptual, philosophy, programming, reactions, rebellious, reference, remarkable, representation, specification, transporter, university books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen music: TeeVee Toons Presents Television's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3: 70's & 80's we recommend A true guide leave a comment home  impressum - about us