An Introduction to Hong Kong Employment Law

Kevin, Williams

Business

Oxford University Press

Convergence

Sean White

David Daniels

Robert Scoble

Mike Boland

Nikki Baird

Mark Billinghurst

Chandra Devam

Ray Di Carlo

Scott Edgar

Michael Eichenseer

Tom Emrich

Cathy Hackl

Loren Hammonds

Tony Hodgson

Ori Inbar

Amy LaMeyer

Stephanie Llamas

Jacob Loewenstein

Dave Lorenzini

Pattie Maes

Anne McKinnon

Matt Meisnieks

Anjney Midha

Erik Murphy-Chutorian

Lewis Packwood

Tony Parisi

Joe Parlier

Amy Peck

M. Pell

Ted Schilowitz

Alan Smithson

Sam Steinberger

Neal Stimler

Tony Vitillo

Shane Wall

Samantha Wolfe

Zenka

Yao Huang

"Describes the environmental presence, detection, properties, and biological structure and function of endotoxins in parenteral manufacturing. Includes assay development, automation, depyrogenation, and regulation of testing by Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) methods. Provides expanded coverage of the emergence of nonmicrobial host active bacterial products."

Endotoxins: Pyrogens: LAL Testing, and Depyrogenation, Second Edition (Drugs and the Pharmaceutical Sciences)

Science & Math

Earth Sciences

CRC-Press

What is the true story of the grandeur of the Kentia Palm tree? From where do the palms originate? How did they become so esteemed? Exotic, majestic, queen of palms, the Kentia palm's story involves four centuries of fascination...... Once the highly sought after preserve of aristocrats, Kentia palms are now available to all who seek to enhance their home or business decor. What has made this possible? SEED TO ELEGANCE explains all. Contributions of significant figures from several centuries are clearly developed. Abundant illustrations enhance the compelling text describing the Kentia's life cycle, the history of its popularity, and the modern methods used to to produce and distribute the palms to customers.

Seed to Elegance

Studiomonarchbooks.com

Brand new off the press in Large Format with Color Photos. The authors' new book on General Officer pistols is a welcome volume to the collector and historian. The traditional badge of rank for officers was a sword. By WW-II the U.S. Army began issuing a small pocket pistol that was considered a "badge of authority" rather than something they would have to use in combat. Although a .380 pistol may seem rather underpowered for military use General Patton did boast that he shot down a Nazi warplane in North Africa with his .380 pistol. (There was a 50 caliber machine gun firing at the same plane, at the same time!) This issue continued until 1972 when all inventories were exhausted. A special belt, gold buckle, holster and magazine pouch were issued along with those Colt pistols. In 1972 Rock Island Arsenal began making a modified M1911 pistol which became the Model 15. These were the last .45 ACP caliber pistols issued. Prior to the adoption of the Berretta M9, there were 410 standard M1911A1 pistols issued to General Officers. The US Navy and USMC did not issue special pistols to officers. In 1967 the US Air Force began issuing Smith & Wesson Model 39 pistols to flag rank officers. This volume gathers in one place all the known serial numbers of General Officer pistols. The value of these pistols is worth several times that of its civilian counterpart. The authors welcome any additional material for future editions of this volume.

U.S. General Officer Pistols:

Dr. John W. Brunner, Ph.D.

Phillips Publications

Microbial Contamination Control in Parenteral Manufacturing

Taylor&Francis

Endotoxins

CRC Press, Inc.

XML is now an established technology for the description and transportation of data, and has made a major impact on almost every aspect of software development. When Microsoft introduced the .NET Framework, they took advantage of XML wherever they could. No other technology is so tightly bound with .NET as XML, both at the developer level and underlying the whole framework. 
This book aims to give the reader enough information to be able to use XML from within the .NET Framework in the most efficient manner possible. It will explain in detail the usage of all the XML-related .NET Framework library classes for the manipulation, validation, transformation, and serialization of XML data, using both C# and Visual Basic .NET. It also looks at how the developer can utilize the full power of XML within the .NET Framework, for example, with the new XML capabilities of ADO.NET and ASP.NET. As is demonstrated, the .NET Framework itself uses XML, in configuration files, meta data, and C#'s XML code documentation mechanism, for example. 
This book is aimed at intermediate-level programmers who have started on their journey towards .NET development, and who want to see how to use XML within their applications to its best advantage. Basic knowledge of C# or Visual Basic .NET, XML, and XML related technologies (XSLT, XPath, and XML Schemas) is necessary. 
 This book covers:
 Reading and writing XML DOM navigation and XSL transformations of XML Validating and serializing XML MSXML vs System.Xml ADO.NET and ASP.NET XML support Web Services and SOAP Remoting XML code documentation

Professional XML for .NET Developers

Computers & Technology

John Slater

Andy Olsen

DARSHAN SINGH

Francis Norton

Dinar Dalvi

J. Michael Palermo IV

Bipin Joshi

Joe Gray

Fredrik Normén

Programming

Apress

In order to leverage XML's power as a self-describing and extensible language, we need a way to define and describe the allowable content of any type of XML document. In the past, this has been achieved with DTDs, but these have in many ways fallen short of the requirements for working with data. XML Schemas were created to provide a more powerful and flexible mechanism for describing permissible document structures using XML syntax. They provide a set of built-in datatypes, which can mimic the object-oriented mechanisms of many languages, offer support for namespaces, and facilities for automated documentation. 
 Professional XML Schemas exhaustively details the W3C XML Schema language, and teaches the new syntax in an intuitive and logical way. From declaring elements and attributes, creating complex content models, and working with multiple namespaces, you'll move on to see how XML Schemas are used in real-world situations. A number of practical case studies will illustrate the design and creation of schemas in the diverse worlds of relational databases, document management, and e-commerce applications. 
 This book covers: A complete guide to XML Schema Syntax Using XML Schema built-in types, and deriving new types Working with XML Schemas and namespaces Creating identity and uniqueness constraints Good XML Schema design, illustrated in a number of different areas Working with XML Schemas and XSLT Writing XML Schemas for working with SOAP Integrating Schematron and XML Schemas

Professional XML Schemas

Kurt Cagle

Jeni Tennison

Jon Duckett

Nik Ozu

Stephen Mohr

Oliver Griffin

Ian Stokes-Rees

Web Development & Design

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