"A long life isn't worth living unless it is good. 50 Plus One: Medical Breakthroughs That May Help You Live Better discusses recent advances of medical science, as Michael Carney and Heather Hutchins list recent advances of science and how they can help patients live longer and better lives without pain. From the products of controversial science, fighting addiction, the truth about alternative medicines, to cosmetic surgeries, 50 Plus One is a fine read and strongly recommended for those who want to know how modern medicine can help them."
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- Midwest Book Review

"The second edition of this dictionary has a new author and publisher, and it has been streamlined. The number of pages has been reduced from 409 to 277 -- largely achieved by the removal of seven appendixes. Covering data communications and related subjects, the dictionary features some 3500 entries with concise, clear definitions. Definitions are usually two or three sentences long, but some offer more detailed entires. Basic and advanced terms are included. Freeman has removed outdated entries, updated some entries to reflect current usage, and added entries that cover newer trends. Numerous cross-references are included, but no illustrations. The dictionary will be useful for communications technology courses or programs. Summing Up: Recommended."
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- Choice

"Here is my advice -- Read. Read books that bring you sanity, the ones that will snap you back into the shell of investor and out of the sorry shell of nervous observer of the daily stock market melodrama. The following books are excellent choices and will come with plenty of sanity and sage advice. I'll start with It's When You Sell that Counts by Donald Cassidy. Selling is usually as polular as candy the day after Halloween. During secular bull markets selling is frowned upon as buy and hold turns into investing religion."
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"Shim provides an excellent overview of the application of project management principles and practices. With an emphasis on the financial aspects of project management, the book's 11 succinct, readable chapters are organized around the nine areas of the Project Management Institute's Project Management Body of Knowledge. Excellent illustrations and examples enhance the chapters. Summing Up: Recommended."
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