This book is an excellent overview of the essentials of music synthesis and sound design. Don't be fooled by the title either, this is not baby stuff, though it still explains it well to the newcomer to synthesis so don't be afraid to pick this book up without a prerequisite.

it was really good and i hope everyone will read it! it is all the information u could imagine about elvis presley and elvis fans will just love it. i know i did!

Once about every hundred years comes a work so brilliant, so elaborately and magnificently crafted, so stunningly insightful that it inspires in the reader a sense of marvel and wonder rivalled only by Johnson's 'Impromput Appendectomy.' This work is Adams' 'Emergency Anesthesia.' Adams truly forges in the smithy of his soul the uncreated conscience of his race.

I recently returned to Emergency Medicine after 15 years of Family Practice and was faced with the need to read head CT's when the radiologist was not available. This book will keep you from sending anyone home that needs to see a neurosurgeon. I found the size, format and info all precisely what I needed.One day the radiologist, walking by, noticed me reading it and reminded me to put it back in his bookcase before I left. He thought it was his copy!

This book is great for any teenage christian new or old. It's written in a really easy and fun way to better understand the bible and God. Each devotion starts with a story sometimes there a little wacky but they always come to a point, and end with a lesson that is easy to apply to your daily walk with God. Each devotion also has a list of bible verse that go along with the topic of the devotion. I defintly recomend this book to any one who wants to energizer there faith, I know it sure helped me to.

Mark Adams has been an inspiration and a mentor for me in the two years I have known him. In his book, he provides insightful, to the point information and advice for anyone yearning to take their life to the next level.

I strongly recommend Coach Adams' book, "EnthusiAdams - Developing A Successful Game Plan".

A neglected comic masterpiece that deserves to be rediscovered, "Esther" features an inspired premise as its plot: a young, free-thinking socialite falls desperately in love with an Episcopal minister. The result is a free-for-all clash of intellects, a confrontation between faith and reason, and the inevitable battle of the sexes.

The marvels of Adams's novel are his remarkably nuanced and fully realized characters. Esther, the free-thinker, wants to share her lover's faith and "is trying to get it by reason"--but doesn't initially understand that a person "can never reason yourself into it." Mr. Hazard, the minister, is confident that he will "succeed in drawing her into the fold, because his lifelong faith, that all human energies belonged to the church, was on trial, and, if it broke down in a test so supreme as that of marriage, the blow would go far to prostrate him forever." Esther's principles of independence and self-education collide with Hazard's desire to steer her into submission as his wife and fellow believer.

But my favorite character is relegated to a supporting role: Catherine, a recent transplant from the frontiers of Colorado, befriends Esther and dazzles New York society with her innocence, naivete, and sincerity. It's never really quite clear, however, whether her simplicity is the genuine article or just a show mocking the pretensions of her admirers. As one of the intellectuals who lightheartedly teases her wonders, there was "a little doubt whether she was making fun of him or he of her, and she never left him in perfect security on this point."

The novel sparkles with banter and quarrels, jokes and ripostes, but any attempt to reproduce the humor in a short review would fall flat: Adams's witticisms are dependent upon context and character. Still, I caught myself laughing out loud often at the book's cleverness and hilarity.

I Love this Book. GOD BLESS ADAM ROMOFF!!!!!!!!!! ADAM YOU SAVED MY LIFE!!!

The author describes his cemetery adventures throughout the Canadian prairies, and provides lots of color and B/W photos. I especially appreciate the insight he provides on the symbolism found on the grave markers, and their ancient origins.

The book is written more in the form of journal, describing the cemeteries as he moves from town to town, and providing historical insight in between.

As a trained neurologyst it's necessary deal every day whit ethical dilemmas. This book is a helpful resource to consider the many courses of action in problems that comprise enormous consecuences in health or disease, in despair or hope for many patients and their familyes. All chapters are very useful, they can orient you, but no take your dcision or judgement. Is a must book for everybody interested in the field of neurosciences.