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The Dictionary of Computing and Digital Media is intended for programmers, journalists, graphic artists, writers, video producers, audio engineers, network managers, hardware technicians, and telecommunications professionals who embrace the complex world of digital media and realize the need for a common language to communicate with one another. It is unique in bringing together definitions of critical terms and concepts drawn from the diverse bodies of knowledge that make up the digital media. To complement the definitions, the extensive appendices explain how to prepare content for the World Wide Web, with references on current standards and on copyright law. The appendix on HTML includes a basic tutorial and covers HTML 4.0 tags and attributes, the new features in version 4.0 compared to version 3.2, Cascading Style Sheets, Server-Side Includes, and tables of HTML color codes and coded characters. Other appendices provide a reference on programming languages that are used to create dynamic HTML documents. The JavaScript appendix shows how the language is implemented, and other appendices cover the full Extensible Markup Language (XML) specification and a general description of the Unix/Linux operating systems commands. Two other appendices cover issues involving software copyright. ... Read more

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WOW!!! Everything is here. Totally covers web development.
This is a complete reference for web developers. Extended definitions of MPEG, MIDI, DVD, Java, DSL, VRML, and telecommunications terms. The appendices include tutorials on HTML 4.0, Cascading Style Sheets,JavaScript, Linux commands, RFCs, and the full XML spec. If you are aserious developer, you need this book. ... Read more

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Brings together a wide range of terms from general aviation and the air transport industry, and includes a number of more common terms from aeronautical engineering. Includes a large number of abbreviations and acronyms - a particularly confusing aspect of the aviation business. ... Read more

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Over 10,000 environmental legal terms at your fingertips. Get the last word on virtually any environmental and occupational legal terms with the new Dictionary of Environmental Legal Terms, by C. C. Lee. You don't have to wade through the huge volume of CFRs and various environmental regualtions--this easy-access resource quickly gives you the answers you need to comply with today's tough laws. You get precise definitions for over 10,000 legal terms, plus references that guide you to related codes and manuals for each one. It's simply the fastest, easiest way to get: Statutory definitions from all major environmental laws, such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the Toxic Substances Control Act and the Superfund Act; Regulatory definitions from the entire 40 CFT--Part 1 to 1517; Health-related environmental definitions from 29 CFR; Radioactive waste-related environmental defini ... Read more

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Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Manual & Desk Reference is a straightforward reference and trainingsource designed to provide the site safety and health professional with a comprehensive guide to responding to emergencies involving releases or potential releases of hazardous substances. Important topics are discussed such as: Toxicology, Sampling and Analysis,Personal Protective Clothing, Chemical Incompatibility, Decontamination, Labels, Placards, and Other Identification, and Site Investigation, Control, and Emergency Response.

Designed along the lines of29CFR 1910.120(Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response regulation), this manual covers the training requirements of managers, supervisors, and professionals(engineers and scientists) involved in hazardous waste site operations and includes all topics covered in the OSHA-required 40-hour training course.

The CD-ROM contains the book on PDF as well as the NIOSH Chemical Database for 2002. There are blank forms such as: site health and safety plans, checklist, worksheets, sample MSDS sheets, accident report forms, and site visit forms.

The CD also includes sample questions, practice exams and practical field exercises. ... Read more

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A Welcomed Addition To My Reference Library
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Perhaps the most complicated and convoluted set of regulations is those concerning hazardous waste, its handling, disposal, and response to its release. Of course it can be considered that the Federal Government did err by calling process by-products hazardous waste instead of following its performance-based philosophy as demonstrated in the OSHA regulations. Regulatory compliance could have been so much simpler if the definition employed was - this by- product has the potential of being hazardous if miss handled, such miss handling entails the following. Alas, this is not the case and we are burdened with a set of regulations that can turn youth aged overnight.

There is hope however, and a light at the end of the proverbial tunnel can be seen. Coming like Dumas' Three Musketeers of old, galloping into the fray and seeking to make order out of chaos come the Hackmans with their Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response Manual and Desk Reference. Since receiving this volume, it has become a ready and useful reference. It provides 16 chapters along with a CD-ROM of essential compliance information. A true compendium of valuable and useful data, guidance, and analyses.

For example, consider Section 2. Hazardous Waste Defined: Contained therein are the following major topics:The OSHA Definition, EPA Definitions, The DOT Definition and Training Aids and Resources. These are then further broken down into sub topics. Such organization, scope and thoroughness provide a valuable tool when evaluating a particular situation or compliance methodology. Other sections cover such topics as Material Hazards, Chemical Incompatibility, Toxicology, and Sampling and Monitoring to name a few. The most substantial section is entitled Superfund Sites and Brownfields: Site Investigation, Control and Remediation. This alone is broken into 22 subsections, each of which is further subdivided.

Perhaps one of the best technical writers of the last century was Samuel Glasstone. His volumes on Chemistry and Nuclear Engineering were very easy to read, understand, and use. This is because he endeavored to number every new topic so that easy reference could be made. This also provided logic to the subject matter, which assisted in the flow of the information that was providing. The Hackmans have effectively employed this numbering technique, and by doing so have provided not only simple logic and understanding to complex subject matter, but have also provided easy access to the information provided in the text.

The text is enhanced by a Glossary of 91 pages plus a 12-page list of Acronyms. Both of these reference aids are important and necessary because of the complexity of the subject matter and that Federal Regulations breed and feed on acronyms and convoluted terminology. It is almost impossible to maintain understanding and awareness of all of them. In fact, the extensive glossary is a welcome adjunct because of the myriad of technical terms and regulatory definitions a fractioned needs to employ and understand. For example, in this glossary, the term hazardous substance is defined by 7 specific requirements; CERCLA, Federal Water Pollution Control Act, Section 112r of the Clean Air Act, Toxic Substances Control Act, DOT, Solid Waste Disposal Act and OSHA. This depth and breadth is valuable because it enables a comprehensive evaluation of a particular situation and assists in eliminating or at least minimizing the chance of an omission error.

It must be remembered that many practitioners are experts in a particular technical or regulatory area.As such, they need a tool that assists them in understanding and in becoming aware of requirements outside of their area of expertise.The provision of comprehensive definitions and information helps to foster such a broad perspective.

In addition to the book a special CD is provided as an additional resource. According to the authors this CD serves three purposes: It provides downloadable and printable resources for trainers - these include a sample HAZWOPER Worker exam, It provides a selection of NIOSH Databases which includes the NIOSH Manual of Analytical Methods and the NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards, and lastly it provides 18 appendices to the text - these appendices include Limits for Air Contaminants ("Z Lists") 29CFR1910.1000 and the OSHA HAZWOPER Standard, 29CFR 1910.120. Just the contents of the CD is worth the purchase price of the text. All in all, according to the contents, the CD covers 33 separate topics.

When dealing with the complex issues that practitioners face every day, the information contained in the CD forms a comprehensive foundation of knowledge, data and information. This is presented in a concise and easily usable format. Also, instead of creating a second volume, the authors wisely chose this option of the CD to compliment the text, thereby producing one volume packed with essential information and resources.

One of the major frustrations a practitioner faces is that it is usually necessary to consult various references in order to address a particular situation. When a volume comes along that provides an encyclopedia of useful and necessary information, it does simplify many other time-consuming information search tasks. The profession has benefited from this work because it provides that simplification. The authors have brought together information from diverse sources into one volume. One volume, that has already proved its value to my practice.

The only shortcoming is that the use of color, especially in the signs and placarding examples would have been useful and would have assisted in making its reference value even greater. Seeing these items in the colors specified by the regulations would have enhanced the understanding of their meaning and employment. Perhaps just a color insert or inside cover display would have served this need adequately.

This volume has become a useful and welcomed addition to my reference library, and well worth the modest price.

Hazardous Waste / CLEAR & SIMPLE
We own an environmental contracting company and we are responsible for training our employees. This is the best book that we have seen to date. It is simple to read and easy to use. One of our services is hazardous material training for our client base. We are planning to use this book in the training classes. We enjoy how the book is laid out and how one subject rolls into the next. The subject matter is right on track for our industry. It is about time a book like this was printed. We are planning to generate revenue from the sale of this book and the upcoming classes that we are developing. ... Read more

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Codeword Dictionary
To be honest, there is nothing wrong with Codeword Dictionary. It provides the Codewords for a great many operations and provides a brief description of each of them. It is useful on occasion to look up references that you find in other works, however most of the information is basic and is usually included in most other authors works on any particular topic. So while useful on occasion, you can easily get along without it. ... Read more

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Abbreviations, nicknames, jargon, and other short forms save time, space, and effort - provided they are understood. Thousands of new and potentially confusing terms become part of the international vocabulary each year, while our communications are relayed to one another with increasing speed. PDAs link to PCs. The Net has grown into data central, shopping mall, and grocery store all rolled into one. E-mail is faster than snail mail, cell phones are faster yet - and it is all done 24/7. Longtime and widespread use of certain abbreviations, such as R.S.V.P., has made them better understood standing alone than spelled out. Certainly we are more comfortable saying DNA than deoxyribonucleic acid - but how many people today really remember what the initials stand for? The Abbreviations Dictionary, Tenth Edition gives you this and other information from Airlines of the World to the Zodiacal Signs.Still a standard reference after more than 40 years, Abbreviations Dictionary, Tenth Edition continues the tradition of accuracy and comprehensiveness that has made it a classic. It remains the international sourcebook for locating elusive or general information on a vast array of topics. Updated and expanded, the Tenth Edition contains abbreviations, acronyms, appellations, contractions, numbered abbreviations and other short forms from computing, high technology, science, and a broad range of other fields, pastimes, groups, and of course, government and the military. Abbreviations Dictionary, Tenth Edition, is also the ready reference for useful information on such diverse topics as computer jargon, earthquake data, English grammar and usage, international conversions, medical terminology, wedding anniversaries, Zip coding, and more. It is a current, easily accessible resource for locating some of the most elusive and confusing elements of our language. When you have the Abbreviations Dictionary on your shelf, you will not need any other reference for short forms or abbreviations.See what's new in the Tenth Edition:o15, 000 new referencesoTwo completely new sectionsoExpanded and updated sections such as BafflegabDivulged, Eponyms, Nicknames and Geographical Names, and Symbols-including Emoticons ... Read more

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Often thought of as a subdialect of American "governmentese," FDA-Speak is a language unique to healthcare regulators and those regulated. If you have any involvement with the US Food and Drug Administration, or if they have involvement with you, you need to speak the language. This revised and updated edition of FDA-Speak retains the original easy-to-use glossary format, but now includes more than three times the number of entries in the first edition, defining more than 2,500 acronyms and technical/regulatory words to which the FDA has applied its own distinctive meaning.FDA-Speak provides the definitive listing of all of the regulatory words, phrases, and acronyms important to development, manufacture, quality control, marketing, import/export, and registration of pharmaceuticals, diagnostic products, medical devices, software, veterinary products, biologics, nutrition and dietary supplements, and bulk chemicals. Don't miss the all-new section of appendices that will guide you to information you need on the FDA website.Appendices include: Laws Enforced by the FDA; FDA Organization Charts and Contact Information; FDA Field Operations Index and Inspection Guides; FDA Forms; FDA Guidance Documents; DSMA Staff Directory. ... Read more

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Do you ever wonder what people are saying when they use tech-talk such as gigabyte, non-linear editing, region code, mp3 or hundreds of other "buzzwords" in today"s high-tech world? The Digital Dictionary will be the perfect interpreter for anyone that wants to get to the bottom of the most commonly used technical terms and acronyms in the media and communication world. ... Read more

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What a great book!
I reccomend this book to anybody entering the video or film industry or even computers!
When i bought this book off amazon, I had no idea how it would change my life!
Thanks to Michael Phillips, I know more about the acronyms of the techonology we all know and love today.

Thanks mike
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Electronics Terminology: A Concise Dictionary consists of two sections, acronyms and glossary, featuring electronics, packaging and production, computer, and semiconductor terms and definitions which are current and straight-to-the-point. Many acronyms and definitions are cross-referenced for complete coverage. Its shirt-pocket size makes it a handy quick-reference source for engineers and technicians on the move.


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A portable abridgement of everchanging technical terms
Informatik Rezurch (what an intriguing name!!!) offers this wonderful and useful dictionary to all high tech business folks who are constantly on the go.This book captures all major electronic terminologies andhard-to-decode acronyms in one easy-to-lookup collection.It hasrepeatedly rescued me from embarassing myself before going intotechnology-oriented meetings.For anyone who is in the market for ahandy-techy reference book, I say this one is it! ... Read more

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Expert advice on all aspects of military life

A Family's Guide to the Military For Dummies is for the millions of military dependents, family members, and friends who are looking for straightforward guidance to take advantage of the benefits and overcome the challenges unique to life in the military. This comprehensive guide covers such key topics as introducing military life to readers new to the armed forces, financial planning, relocation, deployment, raising kids alone while a partner is away, and taking advantage of the available benefits. It offers tips and advice for dealing with emotions that surround events like deployments, deciphering the acronyms used in daily military life, forming support groups, keeping track of a loved one's whereabouts, and surviving on a military base in a foreign country. ... Read more

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What you would expect
Good read for a first time military family. Check it out at the library first, then if you want it buy it. Same old stuff I have heard over and over.

Book is a must have for any military family!
I find myself going to this book as a reference guide at least once a week, and we have been in service for ten + years now!!!
Great book! I highly recommend to anyone, whether a single soldier to a vet and their family!

Military Life - a good beginning guide
Asmilitary wife of many many years, and the very proud mother of a former soldier, this book really hit the important points.For a "newbie", I'd highly recommend it as a great starting point, as a reference to finding the information you need and places to get more information.Sue doesn't try to be all things to everyone, she gives a choice of links/hints and educates on some of the finer points that are often forgotten or never told to the newest members of this little world.Believe it or not, there are still "teas" and "balls" and dining ins/dining outs - all of which have their rules, and if you flub that one, your servicemember WILL hear about it later.

Knowing that information in the military is often changeable, and fluid, she give you links to find out those important things, pay, BAH, etc.Sue "translates" the jargon, she reminds you of the "little things" that are sometimes overwhelmed by the day to day life of a deployment, or training.This book doesn't sugarcoat our lives, doesn't wave the flag or denigrate the service, which is all too common in books about the military life.There is no judgment, no placing the military on a pedestal or dragging it through the mud - but her pride in this lifestyle shines through.

Worst Informational Book I Have Ever "Read"
I'm sorry to disagree with the above reviews, but I just could not stay quiet. My son entered boot camp in January of 2008, and he recently deployed to Afghanistan as a combat medic with the 82nd Airborne Division.As soon as he began considering the enlistment process, I went on a mission, researching everything I could find, everywhere I could find it, so we, as a family would be better educated and more capable of offering him the best support we could.

There is NOTHING in this book that I had not already found myself with a few very simple clicks on many a search engine, not to mention several phone calls, conversations with his recruiter, and acquaintances of ours who were happy to help.

The book is WAY too general, never offering specifics on things such as specific dollar amounts when it comes to pay grade, etc.Almost without exception, the most pertinent information a reader would be looking for was followed by a link, which they could have easily found themselves for free without paying the $15 or so for the book.

I also found many comments insulting and condescending, as when suggesting couples to be flexible with each other 'during this tough time' and remembering to email and call to remind each other how important they were to the other.For real???????

Some of the information was just a plain JOKE.The section that states that military families can use military aircraft for their air travel is just about as possible as winning the lottery.Believe me, I've had friends who've tried.There were other examples of this as well.Military families on limites budgets need the TRUTH.

To me, as a mom of a son defending our great country (I have 2 cousins in the Army also) this was insulting.It made it sound like the proper way to dress and speak at a garden party was of the utmost importance, rather than how to dig in, circle the wagons, and prepare yourselves for one of the most difficult, joyous, and sometimes heartwrenching time of your life.Not to mention that the main author of this book was a Financial Advisor????? Oh my goodness.

In conclusion, save your money.the internet is free and there are many helpful people out there, active and past military included who will give you honest and up-to-date information you can count on. This book just was not worth the paper it was printed on.

Essential for all soldiers- even if you're single!
I grew up with both of my parents being career Army and have now joined myself. This book offers indispensible information- even things my parents didn't know after 30+ years of service! There are great overviews that explain military customs, benefits, how and why to get a power of attorney, etc. It is definately worth the $13 list price. ... Read more

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All the laws, terms, documents, and guidance on environmental impact assessment you need -- in one book!

Anyone who has ever had to wade through volumes of regulations and permit procedures. . .been besieged by confusing jargon and unknown acronyms. . .or otherwise wished there were a clear and reliable guide to the essentials of environmental impact assessment, will applaud this comprehensive and intelligently organized book.

Here, for the first time in one convenient volume, are all the key legislation, terminology, and documents you need to know, as well as invaluable guidance through an array of potential environmental impact study areas. You'll find important information on data sources, agency contacts, laws and permits, methodologies, presentation of results, and other practical issues that will give you the tools to tackle questions such as: Whom do I need to contact? Where do I find information? What should be assessed? Is a permit required? Who issues it? Is there a special processing requirement? What's the best way to summarize my results for productive use?

This book provides numerous examples and a host of useful suggestions throughout, while skillfully interweaving the basic requirements with an understanding of the principles underlying environmental impact assessment. There is also an extensive index for direct access to any topic. ... Read more

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For consultants, worth its weight in gold
While not a cookbook, this is definitely a "how-to" book by a woman who's forgotten more about "how to" than I'll ever know. Betty explains not only how to research, analyze, and document the entirespectrum of possible environmental impacts, but why, and she does it ineasily accessible language. The bulk of her experience is intransportation, and it shows in the text, but the principles and proceduresapply to any federal project. I made sure my staff had a copy so theywouldn't keep swiping mine. Thanks, Betty, we needed this...it's everythingyou promised and more!

Lea Ann Perrego, EIT, Sr. Project Manager,McCormick-Taylor Associates

The best all-in-one handbook for environmental practitioners
This would be excellent for use as a college textbook in engineering, planning, or administrative curricula.As a guide throught the environmental regulations maze, it is an invaluable to consultants and agency personnel alike.The advice and tips related to preparing better quality and more efficient environmental documents is well worth the investment in this book. C. Huntington Assistant Vice President Parsons Brinckerhoff ... Read more

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This 3rd edition of Practical Management of Pain provides contemporary knowledge on pain management for trainees and physicians entering pain practice.This edition has been updated and includes updates and progress made in Pain Medicine. ... Read more

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Good Book!
"Comprehensive' and "Practical" are the proper words to describe this book.

In contrast to other pain medicine text books, it starts with "General Considerations" in Part I which provides very important and hard to find information such as "Organization of Inpatient Pain Service", "Organization of Pain Services for Chronic and Cancer Pain', "Organization of Pain Management Services in Children" which are instrumental for any pain practices in learning and following appropriate guidelines in establishing and providing such services.

In Part II, the "Basic Consideration" touches on Pain Pathways & Mechanisms, Anatomy and Physiology, Neurochemistry in a rather focused way.Two short Chapters with one on "Pharmacological Management of Pain", one on "Biopsychosocial Evaluation & Treatment of Chronic Pain" are refreshing and informative.

In Part III, the "Clinical Consideration", provides Chapters on "Acute Pain Syndromes", "Pain During Pregnancy", "Phantom Pain", "Visceral Pain", "Cancer Pain", "Pain in Selected Neurological Disorders", "Geriatric Pain", "Pain in Children". I find these chapters helpful in setting up guidelines for the management of acute pain, cancer pain, pediatric pain and pain in pregnant women. E.g, I had tough time during my Pain Management Fellowship training in finding the topic of "pain management in pregnancy" from other pain management text books. The discussion on post op pain management is quite thorough which helped me quite a bit during my Pain Fellowship Acute Pain Service.

In Part IV, the section of "Evaluation & Investigation" includes chapters on taking history, performing basic exams including focused neurological and musculoskletal exams which are practical and useful. However, the "Radiology" chapter needs more spine images since spinal pain from neck to low back is what we see most from chronic pain population. I was surprised to find that it does not have a cervical MRI in this chapter. The chapter on `Differential Neural Blockade" is informative, although the clinical utility of these blocks in clinical practice is questionable.

Part V consists of three sections, A, B, C respectively.

Section A includes chapters on "Pharmacological Techniques", "Pharmacokinetics of Analgesics" and "Neuropsychiatric Drug use in Pain Management" which are well written. Among them, the discussion on opioid analgesics is very useful in clinical practice, especially in the settings of management of acute pain, based on my own personal experience.

Section B contains chapters on procedural approaches of commonly performed interventional procedures including from head to toe peripheral nerve blocks, epidural nerve blocks and sympathetic nerve blocks. Additionally, it has a chapter on "Organization of Nerve Block Facility" that contains instrumental information on personnel, equipment, supplies, documentations, which is extremely useful for newly established pain clinic that plans to provide interventional services.

Section C, the "Special Techniques" that covers varieties of individual interventional arena such as "Epidural Steroid Injection", "Facet Sydromes and Block", "Spinal Opioid for Acute Pain", "Cryoneurolysis & Radiofrequency Lesioning", "Spinal Cord Stimulation" , "Implanted Drug Delivery Systems" , "Surgical Techniques in Pain Management", "Alternative Pain Medicine" and even "Acupuncture", etc. The chapter on "Spinal Opioid for Acute Pain" helped me tremendously during my Fellowship training while on Acute Pain Services at Univ. of Michigan Health System, managing patients on patient-controlled epidural opioid infusion for post-op pain control. Some of the chapters, e.g.,the "Epidural Steroid Injection" can be significantly improved with inclusion of more fluoroscopic picture demonstrating anatomic locations of needle placement, contrast spread pattern, etc. The Chapter on "Radiofrequency Lesioning" needs more illustration with pictures showing needle placement as one can not learn these procedures from reading procedural descriptions. Good quality fluoroscopic pictures work way better than words.

Part VI through Part VIII summarizes outcomes, efficacy and complications of pain management in acute pain, chronic pain, neuropathic pain and cancer pain. It also includes discussion of pain management in emergency room, home care and palliative medicine. Finally, it ends with discussion of pain management of future.

In summary, this is a comprehensive, practical text book of pain management. It is an excellent resource for physicians to gain insight into areas pertinent to pain management practice,such as how to set up pain clinic, how to organize acute pain service, how to organize a procedural facility, etc. I personally benefited from reading it in preparing my Board Examination in the American Board of Interventional Pain Physicians(Part II)(Fellow, Interventional Pain Practice, World Institute of Pain).

A must for the pain specialist
This book is in its third edition. The book is keeping up with the rapidlychanging specialty of the Practice of Pain. The current edition has beenexpanded and extensively revised. The approach is "practical". Amust for the practicing Pain Specialist and helpful for the pain patient tounderstand the diagnostic and therapeutic procedures which are wellillustrated.

A good first text on Pain Management...
This is a very good textbook on invasive pain management techniques, and their utility in clinical practice. The book reads well, is reasonably well illustrated, and includes tables of studies of techniques and their success rates. Additional discussion of the non-invasive medical andphysiotherapeutic techniques of pain control for specific disorders areincluded.The book is multi-authored, with sections by Dr. P. Prithvi Raj,a noted expert in the field. This was the first textbook of Pain ManagementI purchased for myown clinical practice and it served me well. A newedition is due for 1999.I also would recommend the superb andscholarly Monograph, "Current Review ofPain" edited by the sameauthor. This latter series summarizes the latest developments in the basicsciences and the clinical sciences in Pain Management, is very wellillustrated, and the author has gone to the trouble of including anannotated bibliography of the voluminous medical and scientific literatureon Pain, enabling the researcher and practitioner to select those articlesfrom Medline most useful to his or her research and/or clinical endeavors. ... Read more

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As hardware and software continue to evolve, so does the accompanying lingo. This dictionary is a complete reference on the terms and acronyms relating to computers, programming, data communications, and more. ... Read more

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Computing Dictionary
El campo de las computadoras es uno muy dinámico, todo cambia y cambia muy rápido. Por eso, a veces, no tenemos tiempo para aprendernos todos lo términos relacionados al campo. Allí es que entra un buen diccionario sobre conceptos de computadoras y tecnología. Este es uno. Todo técnico debe tener un diccionario de términos tecnológicos... Lo recomiendo para tu biblioteca personal.

Top Notch
I got this dictionary a couple of years ago. It has an amazing amount of detail on a broad number of computer topics. Most everything I have wanted to define is in here, minus proprietary terms specific to a particular vender of course. But amazingly, most general industry terms are defined. Well done.

very detailed!
I thought I knew what most computer terms meant before I got this dictionary.When I started reading it I couldn't believe the detail about each word and acronym.There's even information in the dictionary that Ihave been trying to find for a while.It was all there and more.I lovedit and there are so many words. ... Read more