No comments about Engineering Graphics Technical Sketching and AutoCAD 2008.

No comments about Switch-Mode Power Supply Simulation: Designing with SPICE 3 (McGraw-Hill Electronic Engineering).

1 comments about Unified Design of Steel Structures.

1. This book is well written and is up-to-date with the AISC 13th edition Manual. The explanations given are clear and concise. However the book is too thin to cover the breadth of Steel Design. More topics need to be addressed and each topic needs to be presented with a lot more depth.
   In summary, a better title for this book could have been "Unified Steel Design for Dummies".

2 comments about Fundamentals of Process Control Theory (3rd Edition).

1. This book is designed as a self-study guide for both beginners and experienced practitioner who want to learn more about Process Control.
   
   A true road map to the world of process control. The book contains 17 step-by-step self study units. It also comes with a CD that includes a digital version of the full textbook.
   
   I am an Industrial Practitioner of Process Control. I have been working for more than 16 years as an Instrumentation, Automation, and Process Safety and Control Engineer for the Oil & Gas Industry. I have made extensive use of this book to prepare tutorial and training material for technician and operators.
   
   If you are looking for a more in-depth treatment of process control topics, but still oriented towards practical industrial applications, you might want to consider Bela Liptak's Instruments Engineer's Handbook Volume 2 - Process Control and Optimization. I own both books and they have proven to be a very effective combination to solve day to day problems in my job.



2. This book only provides a slight overview on system process control, if you want a detailed how to design a PID then look else where.
   
   Just my 2 cents.

No comments about The New Malaysian House.

No comments about ABC's of Architectural and Interior Design Drafting with an Introduction to AutoCAD 2000.

No comments about Engineering Graphics with AutoCAD 2002.

No comments about AutoCAD for Interior Design and Space Planning 2009.

1 comments about The Green Braid (ACSA Architectural Education).

1. THE GREEN BRAID: TOWARDS AN ARCHITECTURE OF ECOLOGY, ECONOMY AND EQUITY is a pick for any college-level arts or architectural library; It draws from over fifteen years of peer-reviewed essays and design awards published by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) and provides writings that challenge and revise modern thinking on the topic. Scholarly essays come packed with design innovations, insights, and more.

5 comments about Lost: Lost and Found Pet Posters from Around the World.

1. The book in terms of images is lovely, there are many smart, funny, and cute posters all by average people who simply want their pets home safely. That's what makes the book bitter sweet, one is left wondering how many were never found. Interesting, but sad at times.



2. This book is a collection of the cutest animals from all over the world. It's very interesting and funny to read. It's a great book for pet animal lovers who know what it's like to lose their best friends. Please read.



3. This book makes a fine gift for those with a quirky sense of humor or who appreciate found objects/art. The collection of posters has an interesting variety, but some of the posters lack the same interest and obscurity of others. The foreign posters are certainly worth a laugh. The concept of the book is very funny, but as other reviewers have mentioned, it would have been a more successful book if the tone of the more creative and funny posters was carried throughout the entire book.



4. Interesting idea, i did enjoy the book but some of the posters were really boring and very rigid. I think if you are making this as an entertaining book, try to include mostly extraordinary postings. Over wise it will look like an archive for people "who study the case".



5. I love his work and collecting these pet posters is a stroke of genius. Anyone who's ever had a pet and who has had to write one of these posters will be blinking back tears of sympathy, even if you acknowledge the ugliness of other people's pets, for some here are real lollapoloozas. Mostly you take your hat off to the eternal virtue of hope, for some of these people have faith deeper than rivers if they believe that you'd be able to recognize their cat or dog from the miserably scanned old photo of the animal, sometimes off in a corner of a photo looking completely anonymous or so dark you can't tell what you're supposed to be looking at. The texts Phillips collects are as heartbreaking as the photos, and again for every clearcut description of an animal, there's quite a few in which it's like the old parable of the blind man and the elephant
   
   As you pore through this book you can only hope all of these owners found their pets in this world and if not in this world, maybe in the next. LOST is a postmodern assemblage with old fashioned heart and soul, it looks good and it feels good too.