It's hard to find a book that would dedicate itself to the weapons aspect of Aikido, and even on the ones that do the details are sometimes forgotten. This book, on the other hand, seem to encompass everything that one would expect from a masterpiece. Great read!

Similar to the previous edition (which covers Oracle Database 10g), this is an updated version that covers all changes (plus tips) that 11g has to offer. Although bulky you can be sure that this book will contain anything you need to know. Excellent addition to my bookshelf.

Without question, this book explains Perl from the inside out, covering all grounds. Programmers can rely on this book for their in-depth knowledge, and have it as a reference.

--KRG

Quite frankly if I knew nothing about Java this book would seem okay at first; badly structured, poor examples and overcomplicated explanations. Consider picking up another book if your intentions are to really learn the language.

--KRG

Ever since Quake 3 was released there hasn't been much changes in the way characters and the gaming experience is felt by the user. Graphics have gotten better, AI is much better and even the game engine, but bottom line the game is the same.

--KRG

O'Reilly's pocket guide are always dependable; this guide should give you a simplistic understanding of how integrate JUnit and Ant, open different perspectives and run/debug your code. Not aimed for beginners.

--KRG

My vision of JUnit was never the same once I read this book: Test Driven development possesses great advantages, and this book brings all such points to real scenarios.

--KRG

With the titles 'Ray of Light' and 'Frozen' I don't think anyone would hesitate to own this CD. From calm and relaxing music to joyful songs; perfect to entertain guests.

--KRG

I could never imagine that Lizard could be remix in such an uncommon yet fantastic way. Brings back memories of Mauro's first releases.

--KRG

Misa has done a fantastic job putting together the history of technology, and it's players, in this book: as the title suggests it starts off in end of the 15th century and it goes to the 21st century, highlighting tendencies for the future.

--KRG