EMF Books

I read the book a few years ago and was shocked at the lack of concern for this information in our daily lives. It is clear that we are all linked to electromagnetic fields and waves be it a hair dryer, an electric shaver, an electrical generator or a pencil sharpener. Yet it appears that few of us are actually armed with the knowledge of the "concerns" over the damaging issues with regards to our bodies, both young and old. I let my original copy slip through my hands, thank you Amazon.com for being an outlet to a great, but what I believe is a suppressed issue. I will be buying several for family and friends.

Sincerely,

I read this book years ago and could not find it ANYWHERE, despite a pretty dedicated search. No doubt, it is a hotly debated topic, much like the cell-phone emmissions issue. This is a must read for anyone who is trying to assume responsibility in their lives, the lives of their children or simply planning properly for a safe future. Many people avoid this type of "fact-based" study - it's a pain/pleasure thing. We gravitate to items that cause us pleasure and avoid things that could cause us pain. Reading this is not painful, it is very enlightening. Avoiding it could prove deadly - but heh, that's what we have health insurance for right? Kudos Amazon.

Pasco clearly and persuasively explains how literary works may be metaphorically modeled on previous texts-frequently for ironic purposes-and illustrates his thesis by a series of brilliant and erudite, yet accessible, analyses of 19th-century French fiction. This volume brings the notion of intertextuality down from the clouds and makes it a tool for all serious readers. David Lee Rubin, University of Virgini

For the Studebaker enthuisast that I am this well written, well researched book demonstrates how Studebaker purchased the technology to jump from being a wagon manufacturer to an Automobile manufacturer. Studebaker first distributed the EMF and later purchased outright the EMF Automobile company. EMF was the father of the Studebaker automobile and the wagon industry in South Bend Indiana was its mother. This book offers some fascinating reading and I highly reccommend it to any Studebaker, EMF, Flanders or antique automobile enthusiast.

I had no idea until I read this book as to just how much risk we are taking with EMF (Electromagnetic Field) radiation all around us at home and at work. The health risks associated with EMF radiation is something we all should be aware of. This book has the research and testing results that link EMF radiation to all kinds of symptoms and the related medical problems they can cause. By reading this book, you may be able to determine "just what ails you" and if you remove or greatly reduce the harmful EMF radiation, your symptoms may just disappear. The book also tells you how to measure the amount of EMF in your home or business. Subsequently there are ways to reduce the amount of EMF radiation in the rooms in your home or business by up to 85%[...]

If you are looking for a "cliff notes" version of the vampire myth, then this is a pretty simple, easy to use book. For those just developing an interest in vampire legend and lore, it will offer a very general overview of the nature of the vampire legacy. However, true students of vampirism will quickly bore of this book, as it doesn't really offer anything new or groundbreaking. In fact, with a careful Google search, you can probably find the same info for free on the internet.

"The Vampire Encyclopedia" by Matthew Bunson is a good place to start with if you know little to nothing on vampires. I have been researching for over four years on vampires, so I really didn't find anything in here that I didn't all ready know.

if you are new to the world of vampyrism and vampyres, this is the perfect book for you. it is sleek and thin, but it has enough information compressed in it to keep you awake. this book is the gateway that will lead you to search for more vampiric texts. from this book, you can search as if it were a database of the most basic information. it's nothing too intense, you can't go vampire hunting with it, but it will make you a better deciple and apprentice.

I have read this book from cover to cover, and while it does give a brief explanation of quite a few things vampire related, it is far from complete. This is a bore to read through although it is a somewhat handy vampire reference guide. If you are looking for minimal detail This would be the guide for you.

If you are looking for something more in depth, I would suggest the Vampire Book. It has many more entries and although it is quite thick, is very enjoyable to read. Not to mention it has more knowledge about vampires than you could ever ask for [in one place].

This is a must have for Vampire fans, be they cultural, literary, historical, or film vampires. This book isn't a one stop book on vampire, but it's a good reference. It covers different kind of vampires in different culture, historical vampires, literary vampires (up to 1993), and vampires on film. This book doesn't even need to be for reference, I read it cover to cover.