books: procedures and ...     books:       Surgical Recall (Recall Series)46 reviews Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2005 A must have! I had this book for my surgery rotation and I was noted to have a tremendous knowledge base by the course director. He said, "either you're spending a lot of time reading, or you're not reading and you're just brilliant." This was the first course where I used the recall series and let me just say that I am not "brilliant" and there is no way someone can read a lot during a surgery rotation. ...             Robert's Rules For Dummies32 reviews For Dummies, 2008 This book is outstanding Alan does a fabulous job making sense of Robert's Rules. I became a new Chairman of a committee with no experience in the Rules. After reading his book I felt confident I could run the meeting in the proper format. I now keep the book with me at all meetings as a handy reference. Thanks for a great resource. Also, I love the way he gives relevant examples of potential circumstances and how ...             Civil Procedure: Examples & Explanations 5th edition73 reviews Joseph W. Glannon Aspen Publishers, 2006 One of the best investments I made my 1L year This is by far one of the best supplements out there. It really explains everything and illustrates the material with great examples followed by explanations that are clear and concise. I would not recommend taking Civil Procedure without this book. However, one caveat: this book may not cover all of the material in your Civ Pro class. Off the top of my head, I know it is missing chapters ...             Forensic Art and Illustration102 reviews CRC, 2000 THE definitive book on forensic art Seldom is a book published that provides such a wealth of accurate, useful information; Forensic Art and Illustration by Karen T. Taylor is such a book. Like many of us, I first purchased this book as the text for a Forensic Art workshop, and I have not put it down since. So many pages are covered with clay and graphite that it's time for me to get a second one! This book is a constant reference ...             The Complete Idiot's Guide to Private Investigating, 2nd Edition39 reviews Steven Kerry Brown Alpha, 2007 A "must have" book for novice Private Investigators I have finished reading this book, and here are my findings: The book is very easy to read. In some portions, it is almost a page turner, and you could forget you're reading an instruction text. The information is presented clear and accurate, with enough personal stories to put the use of the techniques into context without becoming too "wordy" or redundant. The book does not extensively ...             The True Stella Awards38 reviews Randy Cassingham Plume, 2006 Weird But True lawsuits Named for the woman who sued McDonalds after she spilled coffee on herself this book is filled with weird but true lawsuits that you have to read to believe. Some of the suits in the book include: 1. A girl who sued the school system she was at because they wanted to have other kids be Valedvictorian along side her 2. A guy who sued the school system because he got an A on a prject instead ...             Establishing a System of Policies and Procedures30 reviews Stephen Page Process Improvement Publisher Excellent Book on Creating Standard Operating Procedures and Policy Manual This books provides concrete guidance for creating a policies and procedures manual. After reading the EMyth Revisited (also an excellent book) I wanted a book that would provide such guidance and this book delivers. A couple of points. First, this book is an overview of the entire process. Some of author's other books in this series take chapters of this book and expand them to book length. I ...             Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health: A Handbook of Dianetics Procedure251 reviews L. Ron Hubbard Bridge Publications (CA), 1985 The Best Self Help Book I've Found I found this book about 20 years ago. It wasn't the easiest to read,It's good to keep a dictionary on hand while you read it. It changed my whole point of view on life. It just plain works. Don't believe anything you hear. Just pick up a copy and read it for yourself. Then make your own decisions.             Robert's Rules Of Order Newly Revised In Brief49 reviews, ... Da Capo Press, 2004 Robert's Rules Brief review As a member of a very dysfunctional board I was driven to seek reliable advise regarding conduct of meetings, definitions, appropriate use of Robert's Rules. This book has not failed in its promise to be the concise guide! It has helped us to use the Rules to confirm consensus, maintain order and move group toward a more streamlined approach to meetings. Every "rule" can be used as a growing ...             Beyond the Grave: The Right Way and the Wrong Way of Leaving Money to Your Children (And Others)25 reviews Gerald M. Condon, Jeffrey L. Condon Harpercollins, 1995 Do right by your kids...get this book I have several estate planning books...the "how to" type and they are great. This is the book you need to read before you start filling in the blanks. I wish my parents had read this book. It would have saved my family relationships. This book gives you the basic information you need before drawing up your trust. Protect your beneficiaries and prevent family conflict by reading this book!             The Glannon Guide to Civil Procedure: Learning Civil Procedure Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis17 reviews Joseph W. Glannon Aspen Publishers, 2003 excellent study aid Without a doubt this is an essential key to success in civil procedure. I basically outlined this book along with my class notes and got an A on the exam. Very, very, very good aid.             Practical Homicide Investigation Tactics, Procedures, and Forensic Techniques (Crc Series in Practical ...25 reviews Vernon J. Geberth CRC, 1992 One of the most informative pieces I have ever read. The book is incredibly detailed, offering everything from identification of proper techniques and forms (what they look like and how to fill them out) to deconstructing a crime scene. Everything regarding a homicide was covered, and if you believe you know everything from CSI, you should realize that one of the author's chief concerns was often discrediting the show and blaming it for the ...             Handbook of Applied Dog Behavior and Training, Vol. 3: Procedures and Protocols15 reviews Steven R Lindsay Wiley-Blackwell, 2005 Well researched, objective, and scholarly Steven Lindsay's three books are the ultimate reference guide for any dog trainer, breeder, veterinarian or serious dogsports competitor. Unlike most dog training books, these volumes are unique in that they do not describe the author's pet method for training a dog. Rather, Lindsay has collated information from scientific studies in order to give the reader an unbiased, scholarly reference ...             Class Action: The Story of Lois Jenson and the Landmark Case That Changed Sexual Harassment Law25 reviews Clara Bingham, Laura Leedy Gansler Doubleday, 2002 Iron determination Like some other reviewers I came across this book after seeing the movie North Country. The movie though is just good entertainment pulling at the heartstrings and very loosely based on the legal problems of single mother Lois Jenson. The book, I'm pleased to say, is much more gripping and will keep you turning the pages until the end. I thought it raised various issues like: *Why did ...             Winning at Trial (2008 Winner of ACLEA's Top Award for Professional Excellence)15 reviews D. Shane Read National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 2007 A Well Written, Well Presented Exposition of Trial Advocacy A journeyman knows the mechanics of his trade where a master craftsman knows not only the mechanics, but the theory behind his trade. It is easy to see that the author of this work is a master craftsman as well as a master teacher. "Winning at Trial" gives clear, concise guidance on how to navigate the turbulent waters of a trial without running aground. Mr. Read teaches not only the ...             Serial Murderers and Their Victims15 reviews Eric W. Hickey Wadsworth Publishing Company, 2009 Know what you are looking at I am a graduate student of Dr. Hickey's at California State University, Fresno. I came to this institution specifically as a matter of curricula, and I must say that after a review of the literature both broad and exhaustive Dr. Hickey's book is the closest thing we have to the reality of our special killers' doctrine. What is most compelling about this piece of literature is the open mentality ...             Alibi On Ice16 reviews Ben Small Durban House, 2005 Action Filled Debut If you like action thrillers, this should be a pleaser. Snowy, treacherous Mount Rainier is a major character in ALIBI ON ICE, Ben Small's debut novel. You'll find colorful landscapes as you trudge up the mountain with veteran climbers, learning firsthand what it's like to be there. Emery Boyd, the villain, whom you meet on page one, is as despicable as they come. After murdering a federal judge ...             Black's Law: A Criminal Lawyer Reveals his Defense Strategies in Four Cliffhanger Cases14 reviews Roy Black Simon & Schuster, 1999 Legal Education for all A great book. Written by a expert in communication. Each case brought you into the defense, you believe in the actions brought forward to give not only a legal defense by our constitution but to see a inocent person never is incarcerated,if that ever comes to pass. I would hope Mr. Black will write more, he is able to take a very complicated subject and break it down to a laymans understanding.             How to probate an estate (How to Probate an Estate: California)16 reviews Julia P Nissley Nolo Press, 1990 The BEST book on probate in California If you can only purchase one book on probate in California, this book should be your first stop. I am in the process of probating my mother's estate and I will save at least $20,000 by using this book. There a dozens of forms, tips and tons of information on the subject. If you are motivated and organzed, this is the guide to help you avoid the high cost of attorneys in probate. I cannot ...             Lincoln's Assassins: Their Trial and Execution22 reviews James L. Swanson, Daniel R. Weinberg Arena Editions, 2001 Avid Lincoln Reader I saw James Swanson giving a speech about his other book "Manhunt" and found him fascinating to listen to. he knew facts that I had never heard before and could describe them with such detail I felt like I was watching it happen. I read "Manhunt" and was thrilled to have the details of those twelve days come to life. When I saw this book I snatched it up as quickly as I could. It is the ...              search for books assassins, behavior, california, children, cliffhanger, criminal, dianetics, establishing, excellence, execution, explanations, handbook, harassment, illustration, investigating, investigation, landmark, learning, multiple, multiple-choice, murderers, practical, procedure, procedures, professional, protocols, questions, strategies, techniques, training books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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