This is an incredible resource for oldies. And I do mean OLDIES. This book is invaluable for anyone who wants to find old ballads, folk songs, nursery rhymes and much more. Includes piano line and guitar chords. Great book!

Heritage Songster is indispensable to any and all musicians. Whether you teach, compose, arrange, or perform, this book can be extremely helpful. It is full of songs from a wide variety of styles. It is also helpful because it gives many suggestions about the uses of the songs and whether or not a song is appropriate for certain instruments, groups, etc. I have used this book since college, and it has been well worth the money. Adults, children, students, co-workers, and everybody else will love this book!

when I bought this book (some years back) I would have given it 5 stars, but all deco info is now very out of date, check dive computers reviewed on index page! otherwise a very god book that is an easy read. For more up to date info check Technical Diving in Depth (Bruce R Weinke) this has every thing you might want to know but is very technical and not (I find) an easy read.

This book was a useful introduction, actually a great deal more detail than in an introduction, to deeper rec. diving. Very useful technical information.

The book is perfect for those who are beginning to consider how to extend the limits of 'recreational' diving'. Basic Open Water, Advanced, Master Diver, etc, courses progressively introduce you to some of the more technical aspects of diving, but not in great detail. This book covers much of the theory behind accepted recreational practices, how to extend the recreational limits, and the risks associated with pushing the limits. I found it to be a perfect follow-up to what I was taught in my certification courses, without watering down the material as much as is found in those courses.

Combines the Dearborne Pastrack Health Insurance & Life Insurance License Exam Manuals.

Overall it is a good study guide (I passed using this book with 2 weeks of leisurely at home study), but the test section could be revamped - it did not include enough questions that were like the ones on the actual exam (I took an Experior Online state exam).

2/3 of this book is a general introduction to .NET, including ADO.NET. The rest of the book is an introduction to SQL Server, Oracle, DB2 and MySQL. As such it's a fairly good book, you will learn the basics of how to use .NET together with the major databases, but where is the highly scalable database application I wanted to read about? I already know .NET and database so I expected an interesting book about the subject promised by the title but that part is completely missing. Strange, why choose a title that doesn't describe the book?