Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 is the last version of IDE for Microsoft Visual C++ - the ever leading programming language widely used by professionals. And Programming Visual C++ is the old but classic book about this IDE. This updated and expanded edition maintains the same thorough and detailed coverage that has made it the go-to resource for understanding this powerful and intricate development tool.

The Interpretation of Dreams (AKA: Die Traumdeutung) is a seminal work in psychology first published in 1899, written by Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis. This book pioneered Freud's theory of "dream interpretation," which is described as a shortcut to "understanding subconscious psychological processes" by him. He claimed to have discovered three major truths: dreams are the disguised satisfaction of unconscious desires and childhood desires; the Oedipus complex is a common human psychological emotion; and children have sexual awareness and motivation.

Applying UML and Patterns is a highly regarded resource for both business professionals and college students seeking to develop a deep understanding of object-oriented analysis and design. It incorporates the latest UML standard, providing readers with the necessary tools to excel in object design and implement effective agile modeling practices.

A Sand County Almanac is the representative work (first published in 1949) of the father of ecological ethic, Aldo Leopold. It is considered the "Bible of Ecological Thought", and is called "Natural Literature Trilogy" together with Walden and Silent Spring. The book is accompanied by dozens of original illustrations, vividly presenting the natural feelings of a naturalist. In this book, the author creates a new ethics - land ethic.

When we make decisions in life, we tend to think that we are making wise, rational choices. But this is often not the case. On the contrary, irrationality is the instinct of human beings, and it is the recessive power that truly dominates human behaviors and decision-makings. However, these irrational behaviors are neither random nor meaningless. Instead, they are systematic, predictable and controllable.