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Visit our video section to view online lectures for every chapter. These videos are completely free, and will will really help the book chapters "sink in."
The live lectures (like the ones below) are even better! The best part … these videos are completely free and can be watched online immediately!
very nice book, informative, comprehensive, attractive. keep it up. thanks
A very good, short and informative introduction into ophthalmology for students or primary care physicians. The author has the educational talent to explain things clearly without any fuss. Highly recommended! Jan de Waard GP.
i absolutely loved the book
Great book!
Great book…very informative and presented clearly!
I hate Tim Root, but I love this book….if only there were some way to get rid of him and keep the book!
Editor's comment: Ha!
The author of the book is a very interesting guy who loves anything that has an optic system involved. The book is avery instructional aid for medical students. Good luck Dr. Root in your new endeavors!!
wonderful and informative. Especially videos are awesome that helped me a lot in understanding ophthalmology.
perfect website with simple words >>> really it's excellent good Luck
What can I say? It is an incrediable book which helps me a lot to preparing the application of Residency. Also, I would like to make some correction about cornea at Page 32. "Conea should be measured around 540µm instead of 540nm". Same mistakes also in PIMP question no.8. And, would it be possible to let me translate the book content to Traditional Chinese to introduce this excellent book for the medical students who speak Chinese?
aha! I'd love to link this site, could I?
You know this site is not only useful for med students but the people who are studying orthoptics
This is one of the best resources I have read in 4 years of medical school. I highly recommend it for any student wanting to learn ophthalmology. A true benchmark in books for medical students!
Probably being stupid and have just missed it, but is there a section on iritis, scleritis and episcleritis? Is it in the pipeline? Videos are BRILLIANT by the way!
Very goodwords selection.thanks
i love this site very muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh wonderfull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i can't imagine we a site like that.
SIMPLY ONE AWSOME BOOK! I LOVE IT! (optometry student)
Great Book!
This book has been chosen as our introduction to Ophthalmology at the FSU College of Medicine at Daytona Beach, Florida…the PUPILS love it!
Live in the uk, how do i purchase the book and how much is it?
Love your site and sense of humor. This has been a great additional help for studing for the COA. Thanks!
great site!! the book and the videos make it really easy to learn.
love it!!
many thanks from Portugal
Loved this. Do you have anything similar for oculoplastics?
Your opthonotes are great.Keep up the good work
Exelente sitio!!! sus guias son cortas y precisas y con un diseño a prueba de…
This book is so great. Its exactly what I was looking for, and I actually like reading it in my free time. Now I won't feel like an idiot when I shadow the ophthalmologists at school haha. Thanks for the awesome resource!!!
Its a capsule of knowledge. When a book is so simple to read and understand we must appreciate the tremendous effort of the author, the master teacher. A salute for his efforts.And thank you so much.
Ramu, A Medical Student, AIMST UNIVERSITY, MALAYSIA.
It,s really a goooooooood book ,but our course just 2 week ,so ………..?
Nice info! Thanks…
Diptha Adrian Marketing Supervisor Kasoem Jr. Optical Jakarta – Indonesia
thanks… its really useful…
this book very good n informative… thanks a lots
absolutely informative! i'm a pediatrician who had little exposure to ophthalmology in medical school and residency. after watching 2-3 videos on this site, i'm already feeling more comfortable with the eye!
thanks from Thailands ^ ^
superb for last minute revision!!! thanks!
love the book. helped me prepare for ophthalmology residency in Kenya
Hey Tim,
Exploring… after you gave me the book. Think I will watch these videos for more practice knowledge. I appreciate your enthusiasm and look forward to seeing the growth because of it. Talk soon. Karen
i want to download ophthalmlogy, ENT, book so that i can study. can u plz help me out.
This is a fantastic website!! Highly recommended, and many thanks to the creator for making it free. The information is readily accessible and can be understood by everyone. I can't enthuse about it enough!
I attended the lecture you gave to the Florida Council Operating Room Nurses(FCORN) last month in Daytona and enjoyed your lecture more then all others combined. I have a great deal of Ophthalmology surgery experience here in FL and NY but no one ever put a twist on it's presentation like you did. I want to get a copy of your book for my collection. Could you possibly autograph one for me. Thanks Judy
Thank you so much!! from New Zealand
Oh my GOD it is very intersting book___keep it up
I am very impressed!
How do I receive my FREE copy of this book???
thanks alot for your good efforts…many thanks
How can I get a free copy of this book?
Great site!! It is one of the best things i have found about ophthalmology. Keep updating! I wish more lecture videos!!
It helps me a lot! Thx!
excellent book!
please write more about other optometric/ophthalmology topics!
I love your videos, i watch them over and over.
Exellent book
I am an ophthalmolgy resident. I find in this book a lot of important tips that we cannot find in any book.
Questions : 1- could the author develop more the chapters "in his special way" for specialist? 2- could he add more chapters concerning treatment?
Thank you
great book help me in my residence
Hello, thank you very much for this hard interesting work. Could you please make a short movie demonstrating the Keratometery measurement's ( (keratometric power of the cornea, net refractive power of the cornea, and anterior radius of the cornea). It is a very complicated part of measurement for most students. Please Please make it on a manual keratometer if possible. Thank you .
nice work thanks
Hi,great work Ineed to know about astigmatism and how I can managment? Thanks
I love it.. it is more than helpful for me specially the cartoons draws
I would feel guilty if I didnt say thank you to you. the videos are awesome and it is so much valuable and precious to me. god bless you for this good job.
I'm optometrist>>> so I want to the book
m not able to see or download this videos??
the info provided here is just awsume..no other teacher or site can do it better as it here..! all i can say is great wrok…thxx for sharing the knowledge.!
very thankful to Dr Root these videos helped me a lot in understanding the subject ,he has great teaching ability but i cauldn't se the pediatrics video completely
Great website. Im in my third year of a biology degree, and this is really a great source of information for someone like me trying to start thinking forward and get familiar with subjects that the next phase of training will bring.
good book
OMG. Thank you for this resource. JUST what I needed. Fantastic intro to Ophthalmology!!! Wish this was available for Internal Med, Surg and Peds!
Hi Tom.. I am an ophthalmologist too and I had interest in cartooning and flash animation. I did a lot when I was a resident and you can check out my flash cartooning site
Glad to know that there are people like you in the universe.
Raed Kuwait
amazing! i am doing finals soon and have been struggling with ophthalmology but this has made everything so clear! thank you!!
Waaaw !! What a useful book ! The cartoons draws are really helpful . I am interested in the Neurology's chapter . Thanks a lot
Thank you soooooooo much Thank you Thank you!!!
Great illustrations!!! Hats off to the author. thank you very much…
awesome awesome awesome awesome very big thanks to you
amazing..big time !!
I've found this website really helpful during our 1-week rotation in Ophthalmo! a very complicated oragn like an eye woulkd be very difficult to cover in such a short time so I was really in need for an educational site with this level of simplicity that covers all the needed material, and at the same tme attracting to study! Well done I think it will be a good idea to add on a searching word tool for easirer access for the whole website.
very nice book easy attractive and scientific thank u dr.Root
have a real easy approach… makes it easy and not confusing… may ALLAH give you the best reward for it.
great video lectures!! B-)
thank u dr root this book is very good and i want achapter about uveal tract
Can you help me with a question I have:
What is the standard of care if a lens falls during cataract surgery? What should the surgeon do? Appreciate your answer soon.
Can you answer one question for me:
What is the standard of care if a lens falls during cataract surgery? What should surgeon do? Await your answer. Thank you
Your book is fabulous, and your videos even more so. You are a clear thinker, with easy to follow explanations. Thank you Dr. Root for such awesome teaching! M2.
Thank you sooooo much.. Great videos, u r making things more easier n simpler! So,so wanna buy your book! But I don't know where..(I'll try to find it!) and btw, you sound like a very nice person! (Your students must be very lucky to have you..) Please keep uploading your videos..thank you
-Medical student studying in egypt,but I'm malaysian :)-
Hey Dr. Root
Great job with your website. I am a medical student that is interested in ophthalmology and i really like how you present the material.
If possible, I would suggest you to make videos on how to use the slit lamp, indirect w/ 90 and indirect w/ 15 if possible.
If you can illustrate the principles, I think all students will find it invaluable.
Thank you!
great book. with wonderful.amazing videos thank x Dr,Root
Bought the book and have been enjoying it greatly. Any thoughts on doing a video or chapter on pharmacology of the eye?
well done,
we need more prgress in this work,
well done
Fantastic website, and the videolectures has given me tenfolded insight compared to our lectures in medclass…! Greatful greetings from Norway!
muy didactico
It is amazing book
I like it soooooooooooooooooo much it makes me thinks bout ophthalmology as a career
Hi Dr. Root!
First of all thank you for these informative details its definitely a big help. However, I was looking for the second part of streak retinoscopy I found on youtube and thats what directed me to your site. Did you take it out already? If so, can you advise any website thats as good as what you have?
thanks and keep up the great work!
This is brilliant! Thank you so much! Am revising for my final medical exams, having struggled with eyes for 5 years, but I finally understand thanks to this website!
Very grateful, will let you know if I pass!
thanx for ur efforts …the videos r realy great but pleas u could show us how to know the depth of AC because it realy confused me thanx a lot
This is a lovely piece of work. quick learning and excellent presentation. Amazing site Excellent work from the Author, Live long
great site, i learned a lot regarding the eye i hope there may be a quiz for every category, (e.g multiple choice type, or identification etc.) thanks,
more power
amazing! i need in portuguese!!! congratulations from Brasil.
thanks for this vedio
It is great, excellant videos. Thanks a lot for your effort. I could learn easily in a brief time. Please make this work grow.
Вы идиоты !
Thank you so much! Outstanding!
awesome book great videos thanku very much
Thank U 4 all that information> please if any one have an optalmic book which name is (Kanski) sened it 2 me really I need it (important)>and also any information about American Academey Of Ophthalmology: firstname.lastname@example.com
That's great information i am a new beginner in ophthalmology science and i need ur support plz cuz i have to be aware of all fundamentals of ophthalmology soon urgently and i am interested also firstname.lastname@example.com
thank you so much for your usefull videos.i really interested in them and my some problems were solved.it is great.
Am a Family Physician, was looking for a good well illustrated online source to brush up on my Ophthalmology, stumbled on to your Website, I simply love it, Great Job!!!
Hey. I found your videos through YouTube.com, and followed the link here. I'd like to thank you for creating such a clear, accessible tomb of ocular information. From the cartoons to the narration to the live-video of cataract-surgery, it's just great work.
*Suggestion: Make a fews vids. about which tools are available, which you prefer, etc.
Very attractive , informative and best of all makes everything seem easy … thank you so much for making life easier
Love this website!! its awesome!!
amazing! so friendly in explaining the topic. its easy to understand with the way it is presented. thanx for this site.
Question: in Chapter 3, Pimp question 13, How does VEGF from retinal ischemia, presumably originating in the vitreous chamber, manage to get to the anterior chamber to cause neovascularization of the iris?
And, does the trabecular meshwork encircle the entire circumference, 360 degrees, of the irido-corneal angle?
GREAT BOOK !!! My brain aches with new knowledge. Thanks.
the retinoscopy video is just amazing. thanks a lot
1 word…fantastic
Read this for my opthalmology rotation – it's great.
Just wondering if you could do a simple chapter on common presenting complaints and their differentials, sort of like a problem based approach.
i.e. the differentials for red eye and how you can distinguish them with clinical history/exam and investigations.
I'll have to order this book. Should have done so before upcoming cataract surgery, but with Dr. Root, I'm not concerned.
I am a retired engineer who asks a lot of questions and he can clearly explain things to me that most people don't even ask about. He is one of those rare people with a wide range of talents that also can put things into understandable terms for non-opthalmology knowledgeable patients – as well as for medical students.
I am a patient of Dr. Root, and I love Dr. Root!
[I had to counter that previous comment about hating him, which I am SURE was made in jest by a friend – once you meet him and talk awhile, you have to love the guy!]
Dear Dr. Root,
You seem to be very well rooted to ophthalmology basics because only a person whose fundamentals are clear can present a complex matter in such a beautiful way(cartoons included!).
Dr. P. Ubed MBBS DO +91-9706710028 Above Hanuman Glasses Old Balibat Jorhat,Assam,India-785001
Thank you this homepage.
i'm KOREAN (South korea)
My major Ophto
i did fine retinoscopy video in google
i cant english very well but i understanded few..
i will visit this to study my major.
Thank you.. Thank you.
Excellent video on eye trauma. Helpful in the ED. Thanks!
That is a very good book … Thanks alot. eye is complicated and this clarify alot of things.
Are there any other books as this for other science like for ENT ? i really need something like this for ENT.
This book is great and easy enough for a lawyer to understand!! Dr. Root's the man!
Can u plz describe me how to carry out diplopia charting Editor: For a basic approach to diplopia charting, watch this lecture.
Editor: For a basic approach to diplopia charting, watch this lecture.
its a gr8 book lots of information …. its just awesome….thnks a lot
its a great book lots of information …. its just awesome….thank you …
this is very nice… you should create a Facebook Page for this.
really incredible masterpiece!!! i'm sixth year medical student in Taiwan, i totally studied under Dr. Tim Root…ha^^
really incredible masterpiece!!! i'm sixth year medical student in Taiwan, i totally studied under Dr. Tim Root….ha^^
An interesting read. Looking forward to the next installment on the inner ear.
The cartoons were cool. Keep drawing man!
Very good
Thank you doctor ….
very very nice, helpfull and extremly wanderful book.
keep going ^_^
Thank you so much! I'm a medical student and have an exam coming up! I needed a quick revision on the anatomy of the eye. Your videos helped me understand the concepts completely! I will definitely be purchasing your book! Thank you!
Very nice. I hope you all success in your works and life. Great book. with best wishs sasha Moscow Russian Federation
hi dr tim, From Perú, congratulations for this web site, it will be useful for our students and optometrist here. I´ll share this page for them. I.ll be sure they like this. Thank you for making teaching easier.
ever so helpful web site conngrats!
thanks so musch for your encouragenment and your helping for the students who are studying in the faculties of optometry and visual science specially in sudan! "somal`s students in khartoum"
thanks so much!!! every time and from any whereeeee………….frooom somalia
Your teaching tools are a fabulous gift. Thank you so much for sharing them with us.
hey Dr. Tim Root, I had missed most of my clinical classes, and your videos helped me to catch up. Thank you for your endeavor. I wish there'd be more people like you who would post such brilliantly composed videos for medical students and doctors alike. Keep up the good work!
Very informative! You need to make an iphone app!!
Its great book I enjoyed it so much ♠♠♠
a very very very nice book…very informative…thx 4 such a book…
GREAT BOOK!!! CONGRATS….the book help me a lot! Greetings from Guatemala!
Dear Dr Tim Root,
Indeed, I am absolutely very delighted to read the Opthobook and watch videos, it is very testfully done, excellent information and I admire your simple but very effective presentation that makes the subject matter very easy to understand. You are an excellent teacher and admire your generosity to put the entire book on the web and great service to the medical and nonmedicalcommunity My eternal well wishes to you Sir. JAG PUROHIT MS,EMBA,PT.
Excellent, about to start an ophtho rotation tomorrow and I could not have imagined a better website! You guys have done a fantastic job!
can u plz tell me how can i subscribe for this website…bcz i need to learn somthng related to ophthalmology throug this website .. thnx alot
this is areal usefull website for links…of ophthamology really concepts are going to clear now thanx dr ali tayyab
I am interested in finding out where you purchased the fixation wand used in the eye movement videos. The wand had a yellow ball and was used to have the patient follow it with eye movement to detect the palsy being evaluated. My e-mail address is email@example.com. I really have enjoyed your videos. Thanks in advance for the info.
Dear doctor Iam very please to read the glaucoma topic only and i have gained a lot. It is a fantastic book and ineed to have your book, but i live and work a war thorn country of Somalia . I can not buy or even pay the book and i can not download my favourite book in optholmology
Thank you for such a book
Bye Dr. Osman
great info thanks a lot it wl b good 2 hv uveitis in dis book
I m a big big fan of this book.i m following this book since 2008 and till now when i've decided to continue my career in ophthalmology its helping me alot. Its the greatest thing i've ever searched.
I'm a final year medical student in Brisbane, Australia. This site was recommended by my Ophthal registrar. Thank you so much! The videos are amazing and so easy to follow. I wish I had a resource like this for all my rotations!
Tim Root, YOU ARE MY IDOL You put together the fun of life and ophtalmology! thank you for that!
Dear Dr. Root, I can't thank you enough for this concise, interesting, and fun to read intro to ophtho! I certainly would have loved to have a book like this for all my rotations. I particularly loved all the videos, and would definitely appreciate video lectures on more concentrated topics–perhaps a level 2 ophthobook in the future?
Thanks again for all the help!
very bore book
iam sorry yhis is the great book iam sorry extrimily
hey! this is some really awesome work! do keep it up! =)it has helped me alot considering im not very fond of ophthal as a med student!!=( could you please put up lectures on disease of eyelids,strabismus,nystagmus,etc please? i would be really grateful!
The most impressive website I have ever seen! Thanks for the amazing work, you make really difficult concepts so easy,fun and interesting. This is the way ALL specialties should be presented!!!
KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK! Neville South African Medical Student
Great book,congratulations!! Thank you very much for your huge effort,it's really amazing, keep it that way
I appreciate this online book. It is very insightful and reads very well. I recommend it for all medical students and medical doctors.
thank you for this book we need more
Thanks a lot, very nice website… Cascavel, Brazil
really very good job. thanks a lot Dr. Root
Excellent and Fantastic works for All ……. Thank you very much …… Very much helpful work for us……
excellent! i'm an undergraduated student of Zhejiang University.China, major in opathalmology. This website takes great information to me and do help to me. Thanks to ETA, and all staffs who contribute to the foundation and website.
I would be very grateful if u could show me how to handle a patient who comes in a clinic for a contact lens. I want to know the types of contact lenses and its selection for an individual.
first of all, Thanku 4 dis useful site! Hw to veiw vedio lectures thru my mob(nokia 5233)?
Tim, What an excellent, excellent website: very clear teaching, superb videos and well-written texts. And of course, the charming illustrations and cartoons Just fabulous… Thank you for all the effort and passion you've put into this.
It is so very inspiring, to see the amount of work you've put into this… benefitting so many.
Very best wishes, Sui Wong London, UK (a Neuro-ophthalmology Fellow)
Am a new guy here and i also see the comment of the rest i want to study and become an ophthalmologist in future that is why am seaching the net for this and i will be looking forward to seeing more. Thanks
a great job. u really have made that subject interesting so that one will love to study it. and the way u presented the videos is unquestionable. thanking u again.God bless u.
thank u soo much,i was having difficulty in ophthalmology until i found this website.its really awesome,thank u man.
very nice…some of the best sites available for free… thank you
very helpful and great site..thank you all.
Dear doctor Root,
we just read your book and watched almost all your videos and were ready to go to take an exam from ophtalmology. Just keep on building this website. The way you explain things is so natural, it makes information just flow into our heads..Thank you for this.
Jan & Klara from Prague, The Czech Republic
PS: will you talk about strabism and LASIK a bit more?
sir plzzzzzzzzzzz do something for direct and indirect opthlamoscopy? i m medical student and in opd very few r interested to show these procedure to undergradute student..:-(
I love your courses very informative. I want to take abo but every course or website I visit are either more confusing or no help at all. I was wondering if you could do a lecture on topics like metric system, electromagnetic spectrum and formulas. Your lecture are the best I seen very easy to understand and fun. Please help me pass the A.B.O.
Thank you Monica
really very nice videos. thank u sir
special thanks from Iran . its wonderful.
very helpful information !
i came across the videos on youtube and they're absolutely fantastic! you're doing a great job at making ophthal easy for an undergraduate
i love this site, very informative!….more power to you
this question has come up twice in recent months when ordering contact lenses…ie OD -1.00-0.75×060 OS -1.25-100×0130 order two boxes OU….for the above prescription
One of the doctors told us this is incorrect, that OU only referred to the prescription being the same in each eye, not that we were to order 2 boxes for each eye…I don't have a problem with being compliant with a drs. request but it sure has stirred up a hornets nest at work, to the point the GM (unlicensed) will have a talk with the doctors that we didn't work for them and they don't need to tell us what to do….so I've been looking in my dispensing books and have found OU as "both eyes" but I have not substanciated clearly if it refers only as OU same prescription eyes or is it more broadly used i.e., 2 boxes OU meaning I want 2 boxes for each eye no matter what the prescription…does a GM really have that much authority to tell the doctors the tecnical part of their job. Also today we were told we can dispense contact lens boxes before the patient is finished with their final progress check and that is was ok cuz we work under doctors license of the owner of the chain from KT….uhm…real questions here….I called state board got a busy signal all day. Reviewed my TN Rules…0490-01.-10 p.11 and 0490-01-.22 p.40 paragraph 1 states "a dispensing optician may not fit contact lenses except in the presence of and under the direct supervision of a licensed optometrist or ophthalmologist" direct doesn't sound like a doctor licensed living and working in another state to me…also paragraphs a and b state "upong delivery of a written prescription by an opthalmologist or otometrist, the licensed dispensing optician will deliver the contact lenses to the patient
i appreciate on this web material and videos
sir u r just amazing………..
Truly helpful
Dr. Root,
Your website is amazing. You are truly awesome. I want to have your children.(if you are not married that is)
thank you dr tim you are great , make easy simple and easy . again thanks from egypt .
Thanks dr.root for amazing work
You have a very nice site! Very informative and well written. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much for an amazing website! An absolute lifesaver for my exam
i love thissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss websiteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
great video lectures Thank you so much for an amazing website
from this site i have learnt to appreciate things about the eye that i never thought i could understand.its a great work you are doing over there.please keep it up. thanks so much Dr Tim and his ophthobuk group.
Richy. Student optometrist (knust-Ghana)
these videos are simply awesome, specially for we undergraduates. but it would have been more better if u discuss neuro ophthalmology in somewhat more details, specially the visual field concepts
I'm a Teacher of the Visually Impaired and this is a GREAT resource – thank you! I plan to share the link with many parents and colleagues!
Fantastic resource! Thank you!
I love this site. I am rotating through ophtho for 2 wks and would be lost without this. Tim Root makes it all so simple.
Thank you so much!
I am a 5th year medical student from Jordan. Your site was suggested to me by a friend of mine who got a very good marks in the Ophthalmolgy rotation. Because of how excited and how impressed my friend was, I opened your website as soon as I got home. "I watched them not only because of how informative they are, but also, because how funny the doctor is" My friend told me.
Only after watching one of your videos, I am here writing this comment. I do not need to watch more videos to judge the quality of these videos… They are absolutely amazing!!! I did not know that ophthalmology is that interesting and easy to understand.
Finally, one small suggestion: I suggest that you create a youtube channel. If you had a youtube channel, I believe that you could now have thousands of subscribers. I would be honored to subscribe in your channel.
Thank you.
you really know how to teach. i have never seen anyone teach like you do
I would like to add my name to the throngs of happy users with a few additional comments. I am a 4th year medical student at USC in California. We are privileged to have the Doheny Eye institute and receive instruction from world renowned physicians during our medical school lectures and Ophthalmology rotation. In preparation for my rotation, I began reading and watching video's from this site. Once on the wards, I was delighted to find that our attending physicians were actually referring us to Ophthobook.com as an ideal source for after hours studying and exam preparation. I have been comparing notes with our official didactics, other textbooks, and this resource and can say that the information here is entirely consistent if not superior to the most authoritative texts and lecturers I have encountered.
I must also make comment on the fact that Dr. Root has made superb use of mixed media. These are not merely powerpoints with embeded video's. Animations, text, videos and intelligent summarization make this a model modern teaching style.
Thank you so much for this incredible and free! resource.
Thanks so much for this informative website, especially the videos- concise, funny, memorable, easy to understand. Couldn't ask for a more perfect intro for med students. Only wish the specialty I'm going into had a resource this cool!
great job sir!!!!!!thanks.
I adore your work uptil now..hope u can add more help by publishing eay learning books for post graduate opthalmic studies..
Thanks. From Egypt
respected sir i don't know where to ask a question so i am writing it in your comment box… may u please tell me why can't i use a retinoscope to do ophthalmoscopy and vice versa
i have tried many online and offline resources but could not understand… please e-mail me if u see this and like to reply… thank you sir
Your videos were very helpful.The best I have seen.Can't wait to get the book. Thank you so much.
very good
i am diabetic, 38yrs, eye burn during welding flash suggest the eye drops
In my culture, when you visit and you are given something to eat, you thank your host for the tasty item before you actually taste it…because you know they laboured and put in their all to make the meal… So, i thank the Dr. whose efforts we are all privileged to enjoy and help us learn! By the way, i have an insatiable desire to study ophthalmology, so i am certain this book will provide me with the wisdom i need! Thank you so much!!!
I simply LOVE it!!!!
Amazing!!!! I wish my teachers could teach like that…….
Thank you so much for this wonderful book. It has helped me a great deal in my externship!
hello .. i am AdeL from yemen .. medical student and i like your book and videoes .. i am just askin u …can u tell us r u goin to do another video … i hope u reply me back Good luck
Hi Thanx a lot for this great creative book…videos were amazing ,lecture notes were more than great,,they r clear to the point and straight forward and has all I want to know aboutboptha as a Family Dr.
U made opthalmology so easy but sure we do need the skills heheh…
Looking fwd to more video and making life easy notes and videos..it's really impressing the hard work u did to make opthalmology easy….
I'm feeling grateful, thank u Keep it up…..
Your material is incredible. What a pity you tried your hand only on ophthalmology. I'm recommending this site also as a course on didactics. Perhaps something of your art will get attached to a lot of (so called) medical teachers…
You have no idea how precious has been this material for me (just started first year residency). You should be doing this thing professionally! Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks for this book! I'm studying Tecnología Médica in Chile, and all information publicated in this page has been useful for me!! Muchas gracias!
hi i'm from the philippines, ur book is incredible,it is easy to understand and very helpful. truly it is the best intro to optha book ever. maraming salamat!
What is it that people that have 20/10 have that people with 20/20 don't have? It is the cornea, the lens, or the retina?
I just want to say THANK YOU Doctor Timothy Root
(( you have taught me and you have influenced me ))
I ask Allah to guide you to make the right choices in every step of your life
Hello Tim,
I must confess that you are God sent! You are simply amazing and an expert in basic education.
Pls kindly post video of how to effectively use the BINOCULAR INDIRECT OPHTHALMOSCOPE. This technique is confusing to me.
Pls TIM help kindly as I enjoyed the tips on SLIM LAMP BIOMICROSCOPY!
Thanks in advance sir!
Thank you so much for having your lectures on YouTube and reading materials online. Access to both, has helped me educationally & assisted me to understand my new job as a scribe at a Pediatric Ophthalmologist office. I know that Ophthobook.com is utilized for medical students, but just wanted you to know it has helped me keep my job. Also, I have ordered your book on Amazon.com to keep @ work.
Thank you do much!! I'm a second year medical student and this was an absolutely vital learning tool for me. It's clear, straigtforward, and gets right to the high yield points of opthomology. I would not have been able to get through my course without this book.
Hey Dr. Root, Just to let you know the Neuro-Ophthalmology video part 1 cuts off at 8min 50seconds….I was hoping to watch the whole 24 minutes since it is so high-yield!
Thanks Ryan
thanks for all
Hi Dr.Root, I'm presenting about Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty (DALK) and I wanted to construct a simple model showing how the surgery goes and the "air bubble technique" but I just can't think about the appropriate tools that can simulate the layers of the cornea and the injection of air. Can you help me, please? 'cause I know you've got a spectacular, super creative magnificent mind
Hello dr.root!
i loved this site and i just shared it with all students of my class ! getting good feedback ! thankssssssss much !
Have a nice day
Hey dr. Root!
You've made ophthamology fun and understandable!! Thanks alot, keep up the good work!
Greetz from the Netherlands!
hey Tim,
'm balu doin mbbs in india . u have made me fall in love with optho.. a heartily thanks to u …wish i cud meet u ever .
an i hv one problem ..please make one video on A and V phenomenon ..i dint get it …
Wonderfull to learn ophthalmology,like this.can we colaborate and translate to spanish language..? Greetings from Spain
well this is a wonderful site greetings from Recife in Brazil south america.
Excellent work, please keep doing so … This is like a complete go to book for students like us.
FINALLY! A site that helps! I'm changing careers (from RN to Optom. Tech) and the abbreviations are so helpful. I am the only tech for 3 doctors and I was having to learn on my own. I know Nursing but Optometry is something totally and this site is what I needed! Good Job!!!
Sería genial si los vídeos estuvieran en español.
i wish you have some lectures with CE credits simply because i'd rather do my 20hrs CE listening to your lectures than to anyone else.
very nice place to learn, excellent
we need more video optometry related
somebody who read this book, plz tell me that is it appropriate book for MBBS student
Very informative, clear and amusing. I hope to teach medicine someday with the same technique that you use — clear diagrams through own animations, concise, interesting and makes learning very fun. An inspiration indeed.
How about some contact lens examination videos.. I am waiting for it for such a long time!!!
anything on Keratometry? especially manually i find that to be most difficult. thanks and great videos and lectures truly helps out!
thats an awesome book (y)
hello i am doc.alex bubalo
i think u re great mister tim and all of u .
super cool and great people
does anyone have a apk file to send me this android Ophthalmology Exam Flashcards
i know to instail it dirrecly if someone has these flash cards exam tests it helps me to stay in shape or okap pdf or ppt what ever … thank u great people alex saluda a vois alexander bubalo o alex o a1ex.b.
Bula, this is a really helpful book which I was actually eager on reading…not too deep for us med students but at the same time not depriving us of vital infor…thank u so much Dr Root!!!
I love your video. They are amazing, my favourate one has to be the Slit lamp one. Great job and thank you for this amazing website…. BIG FAN
thanks, im an opthalmic resident an taking clinical classes of undergraduates. this is of great help. thank you again
I didn't get to finish all but this great. Made me understand the topics better.
It is a very nice book indeed written on ophthalmology. The videos are quite illustrative and helpful in understanding. Thanks to the author.
About a month ago I got my broken orbit (small orbit fracture )and i recover fast, but now I am facial pain,nose and cheek(sinus Area) .what must i do? Pls help me?
Very helpful. Thank you for posting these videos.
Very helpful. Thank you for posting these videos. I loved every single one.
too good…! thanks …!
Thank you very much for this web site. Timothy Root M.D is a great teacher, he explains things very beautifully
Hi, Dr Root. We love your video on foreign body removal. My name is Jake Isserman. We are working with Scott Weingart of the EMCrit Podcast; and Rob Orman, we are the video editors for the upcoming edition of Roberts and Hedges. Roberts and Hedges is the most popular procedure guide for emergency medicine. We are gathering videos for the online version of the text. We want your permission to include your video. You will retain all copyrights! In exchange for Elsevier being able to publish your video on the text's website you will get CV claimable chapter authorship and a free copy of the text. You can link back to your site or project on the video page as well. If you have questions, please respond to this comment.
You are the best friend of the first year ophthalmology resident, and sure for the the other years, thanks from my heart's depths .
The patient has retinal detachment 6 years now on both eyes. She did the laser surgery on the left eye when same was much younger. The eye vision is great after doing routine check ups by the eye surgeon. Now the patient has a very big problem on the right eye, "same is seeing half vision and half dark". When she went to the surgeon today for check ups, same advice her that the retinal detachment is huge and surgery can be perform, but chances are the vision will be the "same half vision and half dark" on the right eye. So she couldn't afford the surgery on time. Can you please advice me properly Sir/Miss! If she have this surgery in 2 or 3 months from now, can this still help her eye from getting that lost of vision for life.
Wow!!! keep up the good work
I can't thank you enough for this amazing site,, everything here is very useful and made simple. I'm truly in love with this website! the BEST EVER! thumbs up
This website is an invaluable tool in learning opthalmology. A subject which had previously appeared baffling now makes sense! Thanks
overall good website, thanks!
Thanks for this wonderful website. I wish you had taught ophtho when I was a medical student.
thank u for your great effort pleas can u learn us the investigations of ophthalmolgy
I am a chinese ophthalmologist,I like this website very much.Thank you!
Really, really helpful resource for an undertaught subject. Thank you so much!
Very useful to start Ophthalmology. Thanks for your contributions to Opht. training.
I hope someone could helpe me . I'm a opthamoligest I graduate from ukrain and I came to the USA. Memphis ,TN so I could worke her as opthamoligest but I don't know wher to start from and who to ask about what I need to study or what kind of examination I need to do . And every university I ask here they don't now because their not spacilized in opthamolig that's My email firstname.lastname@example.com
Editor: Masoud … you are what we would call an FMG (foreign medical graduate) or IMG (international medical graduate). The process of matching in ophthalmology is much more difficult in these situations. You typically have to pass the USMLE tests to obtain your medical degree in the US. You'll have to go through an entire 4 year ophthalmology residency training program in the USA to practice in the USA. You'll apply for ophthalmology positions with the "match process" along with other USA candidates. The match rate (even with your experience) for IMG applicants is not very high (around 6%) but it can be done … but you may have to put in some time doing research to become a better candidate. The first step, I believe, is to pass (and do really well) on your USMLE tests. You may want to contact your closest medical school and enquire about that process … or continue searching this route online.
it made me a lot easyyyyy
This is very wonderful website,so informative.kudos
I like things that make our lives easier and this book is definitely one of them, ophthalmology can not be more easier. Thanx Tim
Follow us on Twitter! @OphthoBook
In your video "Super Eye Palsies", you misspoke at 3:19 saying "lateral" rather than "medial".
Tim Root: Yes, I noticed the typo before I uploaded the lecture. Unfortunately, with live video lectures there is no good way to "correct" these verbal typos without re-filming the whole project. Instead, at that point in the video I placed a small pop-up text comment that points out the error. You may not have seen this. Thanks for commenting!
I love this book, I have the printed copy and keep it in bag to read to from university. Only problem- the book I received smells like french fries LOL
Thanks You are the best and ophthobook is the best too
god of almighty Tim you truly are amazing. Well done. I wish there was one of you in every specialty! (Do you have any clones working in Neurology?!)
from this site i have learn to appreciate things about the eye that i never thought i could understand.its a great work you are doing over there.please keep it up. thanks so much Dr Tim and his ophthalmic group.
This is a very informative and fun site! Thanks for giving us this free website that has some very valuable information and learning videos. Thanks!! COA student
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many thanks to you dr tim root
i forgot to mention i just bought your book online
god bless you
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This is great book. It's good for me and my colleagues. I see it everyday. Thank so much
This site has taught me a lot about ophthalmology.Your video on retinoscopy is one of my favorites and i always recommend it to colleagues and other students.Thank you for this great effort Dr Tim.Keep up the good work:)
Hi Dr. Root! What you did, especially with the videos is amazing! I wanna thank you for making the videos because it really helps in my reviews for the board exams. Me and my classmates benefit from your vids so much.
-Aimee, Philippines
are there a french version of this book ?
GTR ( great teacher root ) but i speak well frenche and need ur book in french ?
What a fantastic resource you have created and shared with the world. Thank you.
I just bought the book online. So excited to read it every review i read said this book is awesome. I recently got accepted to optometry school and i start in the fall. this is going to help me so much!
Dear Dr.Root could you please provide the site with videos about the following : Maddox rod test Maddox wing test Worth four dot test After image test and I will be grateful for your effort . Dr.Eyad Shareef
Dear Dr. Root
Am a medical student from London (university College London) and your book (which I have bought) is a fantastic resource. You have simplified and actually TAUGHT ophthalmology – unlike so many doctors who do not actually EXPLAIN.
So for that I would like to thank you
Secondly, I am looking for a resource to explain retinal artery and retinal vein occlusion as I believe that there isn't such a chapter on these topics. Would be very grateful if these topics could also be covered – but I'm also sure you have your reasons for not including them.
Best tahir
Thanks a lot! Awesome explanation and has everything anyone ever needs to understand Ophthalmology! Just got what I needed. Medical Student, Nepal
it's very interesting! I learned this book from a BBS. I wish more and more ophthalmologist would find it and love it in our country.
dear doctor,
i am a fan of your book. i want it to be my textbook. i want you to publish this book, i swear its going to help a lot of medical students. your way of teaching is simple but awesome. you speak and write in friendly way. not like other books and videos , watching which i feel like reading a newspaper, way too boring . i hope i'll find a book called opthobook in market sooon, or may be you have published one . if you have , please let us know.i want it . from India
God bless you for these vids.
all my respect
love it. just on time….u re awesome. we need more masters like u to guide us for all other specialties..
It's very good.I will learn it carefully.
excellent submit, very informative. I'm wondering why the other specialists of this sector don't notice this. You should proceed your writing. I am confident, you have a huge readers' base already!
Is it ok to wear a patch. Is it detrimental to curing this nerve. I cannot imagine functioning without the patch.
Strangest thing I've ever had. no one seems to have a grasp of any part of this. I really want to know is wearing a patch is ok. I'm sure there will be more questions later. Thanks to you all, and I cannot imagine some of you dealing with this for 3 years!!! Bless you.
You make it look so easy. Kudos!
Dr. Root, you're awesome! It's so interesting, funny and super useful to learn ophthalmology with you! Thank you very much! I wanna shake your hand. You do a GREAT job! Wish you good luck!
I am a COT with over 20 years experience in ophthalmology and I use ophthobook.com all the time. Every learning tool I have ever used has been VERY well written in easy to understand terminology.
Thank you Dr.Root, you are a great teacher!
amazing information!!!! really loved the manner in which concepts are explained
great,, thanks alot . It's so interesting
Cool videos.. Gr8 service to medical students!! Keep up the good work doc. You rock..
can i personally contact dr root???? i want to be his student… what i have to do to get training for postgraduation from dr root
Hi, I recently purchased the book and started reading it. Will your book help me pass the COA test in NY?
hello dr. I am a student of medical sience in iran i search my problem in your site and i find them . i useing your video for my presentation in my class you have Great book…very informative and very intresting i love all your video lecture …..
Dr. Root: I just purchased the Ophtho book and looking forward to reading it. You should charge a fee for a subscription to your videos – I know you have put in many, many hours into this project. I have been referring all my optometry friends to your resources. THANK YOU!
Hi Dr. Root, I absolutely love your material. I just bought both of your books and they are awesome! I am beginning my Orthoptics training soon and your videos and podcasts have been a huge help. I did want to ask you what "spots on the retina" might mean. Are they common? What are some leading causes? Thanks!
great book i have ever seen…..very funny and comprehensive lectures….i never feel boredom by reading it yet medicine z very boring……hats off to DR.ROOT……..tnx sir
very nice book.a best book for understanding the concept of ophthalmology for medical students.
very helpful video lectures especially for medical students.
I am a 3rd year medical student currently on a 12 week surgical rotation. I will be starting 1 week of ophtho elective week. Even in my busy rotation, I had time to read and enjoy your book in preparation for my ophtho elective. I want to be able to teach like you do. Thank you for what you do.
I am a fourth year medical student preping for my ophthalmology rotation. This website has been a HUGE help, it has already helped me not make a fool out of myself several times in clinic. Thank you so much for making it free to access it is an invaluable resource!
You make it all seem so easy, am an Optometrist practising in Zimbabwe and just love using your lectures for CPD, it's always much easier when a lecturer loves what they do and you clearly do-may you never tire and keep up the good work!
I am a current second year medical student- I struggled with the innervation of the eye during anatomy and basically memorized it to get me through the test. After reading your section on neurology I finally understand the basis of nerve lesions we have been studying. Thank you for making this resource available to us.
Hi, I'm a medical student from India … U know what,this book,lectures are simply awesome…appreciate all hard work.. Thanks a lot for these..
THANK YOU soooo much!!! I am an optom in my training year in England and have my finals in less than a week! This website/book have been so informative, and I truly agree with your philosophy, that if its fun, you will retain it!!!
Thanks again!! I wish my uni lecturers had been more like you.
I love your book.It's an pleasure read it.
hi, I am a student of optometry the videos are very good thank you a lot.
Makes it all so easy…thank you sir.
Dr. Timothy Root,
I encourage you to keep up the good work in promoting Optometry. Upcoming Optometrist like are benefitting much from your site.
excellent sir!
Amazing work!
We are promoting this resource to our medical students and medical staff. I think Timothy Root's slit lamp examination video is one of the best and most engaging educational online videos that you will ever see. I couldn't stop watching, and given we are all busy, this sets the benchmark. Well done, we admire you all the way from Australia
i totally loved the book and the videos….. thankuu.. for making my life easier.. it would be great if u had such books for all other medical courses
I´m glad there´s still people like Dr.Root how has the talent, pacient and enthusiasm to teach using good humor (best way of learning). I´m first year resident and your job helped me a lot in improving my bases knolodgement.
Sir, You are really blessed with such an excellent skill of teaching and we are very lucky to view your classes and learn ophthalmology which are very most illustrative, explanatory and conceptual.
Hats off for the care you take in preparing your slides, the patience you have in uploading all this stuff and your kind gesture in making all these classes available for free to all students across the globe
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Now that HostingMatters has fixed the comments, let's try a little trivia. Hard-core baseball fans know the single-season record holders for a variety of records - but in most cases, there is also a best-ever in the other league. Let's see how many of these you can guess. The ones listed below include some easy and some hard - a few of these formerly held the overall record - but most of these guys are either recently active or in Cooperstown, and none of them is hugely obscure. Questions: The Single-Season League Records Batting: 1. AL, Batting Average Pitching 15. NL, ERA (Post-1893, so this doesn't include Tim Keefe in 102 innings in 1880) Scoring: 1-5: Softballs Only Answers below the fold S 1. Nap Lajoie, .426 Mike Marshall appeared in 90 games for the Twins in 1979. Posted by: Simon Oliver Lockwood at May 31, 2007 11:34 AMSimon, That would be Dr. Mike Marshall to you. :-) He even has a website/business devoted to preventing pitching injuries to young arms. Posted by: largebill at May 31, 2007 12:33 PMLet's give this a shot... AL, Batting average- Nap Lajoie, 1901- .426 NL ERA- Bob Gibson 1.12 in 1968 OK- these are off the top of my head....how did I do? Posted by: Matt Schiavenza at June 1, 2007 9:07 AMOK got between 11 and 13.....not too bad, eh? "Good showing" as Crank says. Posted by: Matt Schiavenza at June 1, 2007 9:09 AMLet me give it a go: 1. AL, Batting Average -- Ty Cobb, .420 I got 11. A good showing, supposedly. Oh, you went pre-1900, so Billy Hamilton has the runs scored record, right? Posted by: Mike at June 2, 2007 9:35 AM |

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Before we start, I am not asking if there are such things as ghost / earthbound spirits. I already know the views on both sides of the subject matter and this question is NOT about that. In fact if it was about if it was evil or real it would turn into a debate rather quickly and as you know that is against the rules. So again NO DEBATING.
Lets give it the benefit of the doubt, and lets say the "RUMORS" on the subject are true.
As you know there are Ghost Hunters / Paranormal investigators are out there, and I do find it very interesting. In fact I am one myself, I know the rules and the risk. Such as getting permission before investing, knowing the physical dangers of the location. Along with the spiritual dangers such as a spiritual attack, attachments, and bringing some evil things home. Reason why I say this is every time I say I am somewhat of a ghost hunter someone always feels like they have to tell me its dangerous... its like they think I don't already know.
And with all this being said, what would it take for Disney to allow a after hours investigation? The only way I know if that someone could say in the park itself past closing is if you stay in the Disney Dream suite.
If you are reading this and find this interesting you must know if the ghost stories of the park? Such as the mother dumping her son's ashes in the Haunted Mansion as to which I THINK that was proven to be a true story. And as you know his ghost haunts the Haunted mansion. And from what I have read online and in past mice chat post about the subject.
Then there is the rumor about the first group whoever got to ride the Haunted Mansion, who one mad was so scared he had a heart attack.
And lets look at how many ride accidents have happened that went over looked... which I'm sure is something Disney does not want to get into. Lets not forget how many mourners come to the park wanting to dump their loved one's ashes.
So on and so forth.
Here is a link to someone else's thread about the subject.
Disneyland ghost stories
So with that out of the way, I have also read a couple of blogs where eager ghost hunters would LOVE to do a investigation of the park.
Now lets knowledge that Disney is VERY skittish when it comes to anything not in their normal routine or anything that could make their park look not so cheery. Or have people in their park wondering about past closing time that they do not even know. When the wrong people are doing such acts they could be destructive to the property. Which leads me to think that if someone really wanted to do a legit investigation a contract saying that no one is allowed in restricted ares, or no one is allowed to break anything or allowed to start and run the rides without the proper guide or cast member present. It would be so nice if someone from the Disney Company would allow a legit group to do an investigation. And hopefully a brave soul from the Disney company could help with the investigation and participate?
It would be so cool if they could air a ghost hunting special on a youtube channel and if it could work for TV maybe have it on one of Disney's sister networks.
Hey, if anyone who is a ghost hunter gets to stay in the Dream Suite in New Orleans Square I think you should totally do some EVP's and some spirit box sessions! People like me would LOVE to hear and see what happens.... and don't forget to film it lol... even if it is only in the suite or out on the balcony you are bound to get something
Am I the only one here thinking about this? Am I the only one who has wondered about this?
I think it would be so awesome... I can't help it.
Even if you know nothing about Ghost Hunting and if you DO have a Ghost Story to share "I am ALL Mickey ears!"
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Louis Awerbuck
Hit or Miss: An Analysis of Practical Range Training
1990, Yavapai Firearms Press.
This short book is unfortunately not an analysis of practical range training--it's an analysis of target systems used in training, and that's about it. Why people persist in fixating on the target system as being the cornerstone of "realistic" or "unrealistic" training is beyond me--the psychological condition of the shooter is much more relevant than the target he or she is using. Nothing heightens a sense of urgency in training like being shot at. Simunitions are realistic. Not much else is.
Awerbuck concludes with a target system only slightly more complex and realistic than the one he begins with (the IPSC target). His system involves a photographic target on a floating stand, so that it can weave unexpectedly while controlled by another shooter. His final recommendations are:
The book's motivation is to show that someone's ability to shoot a 10-second El Presidente is not at all predictive of competence in self-defense. To that extent, it is successful, but changing target systems doesn't provide much of a solution. A more "realistic" target will not teach you to function under stress, take appropriate cover, assess your environment, or exercise any unconventional means of managing the situation. Making a shoot/no-shoot decision based on whether a target is holding a badge or a gun is a long, long, way from the real-life criteria people use to assess threats. Awerbuck's targets, while undoubtedly fun to shoot at, miss the point when it comes to practical range training (as evidenced by the subgun photos in the book--shooters approaching hostage situations completely in the open). If all you're worried about is shot placement, you might as well shoot a bullseye. The target is not the problem.
Ayoob's Stressfire is closer to a solution. So is the National Tactical Invitational.
Nothing beats man-on-man simunition training. Check out the Tueller drill for more info in the right
Massad Ayoob Those familiar with the regular American Handgunner feature "The
Ayoob Files" will know what this book is about--documentation of
fourteen incidents that culminated in shootouts, some between the
police and criminals, some between armed citizens and criminals. In
all cases, Ayoob painstakingly goes over the tactics involved, the
subjective testimonies of the survivors, and the legal issues that
arose after the shootings. This is not a study of crime or murder,
since in all cases, there was a justifiable need for force (although
in some instances, the bad guy ends up winning). Rather, it's a book
about the incredible psychological chaos of real-life shootouts,
written for the police officer or gunowner who wants to learn from the
experiences of others.
It's not a book for the squeamish. Ayoob goes into graphic detail
evaluating the effect of various armaments used in his examples. The
cover photo is a grisly shot of a shooting scene. But the cases
themselves, and the lessons Ayoob culls from them, are excellent
information for anyone interested in firearm pragmatics. In some
cases, Ayoob's findings run contrary to conventional training methods.
Among the points he makes are:
Ayoob thinks like a lawyer--he is partisan and interested in
vindication. He's the guy you would want on your side if you were
involved in a shootout, but on the other hand, he spends little time
talking about less violent solutions to the confrontations his
officers were presented with. In only one case does he suggest that
the firefight might have been avoided--in the Newhall
Incident, where the surviving felons said they might have
surrendered had the officers immediately demonstrated overwhelming
firepower. It's not a book about conflict resolution; it's a book
about gunfighting and institutional LE policy. Understanding what
happened in prior shooting incidents is the bedrock for building
training structures for today.
Gavin de Becker Gavin de Becker is one of the nation's top names in the field of
personal and corporate security, and The Gift of Fear is
informed by thousands of experiences in assessing threats and managing
client protection. The book concentrates largely on threat
assessment--de Becker's specialty--reading behavioral cues to gauge
how likely someone will be to initiate violence. It deals to a lesser
extent with how to handle people that your assessment tells you are
going to be a problem. De Becker systematically goes through cases
where violence apparently came "out of the blue" and demonstrates that
in each situation, there were plenty of danger signals, and that the
victim's intuition had already registered these signals and
communicated them as feelings of uneasiness. People invariably
knew that something was out of place, but ignored the feelings.
The book goes on to inform the reader's intuition with an analytical
breakdown of danger signals in different environments: from strangers,
stalkers, angry employees, controlling spouses, obsessive fans, and
people who deliver death threats. The bottom line for de Becker is
listen to your gut-level intuition; people usually have a
pretty acute sense of when they are truly at risk.
The book's biggest shortcoming is that it deals only with the
above situations--where the potential aggressor is known to the
victim, or some kind of seduction is present before violence is
initiated. On page 61 de Becker writes:
The book is also remarkably short on suggestions about what to do
once you know someone means you harm. In only three scenarios does de
Becker have a set of proactive recommendations: firing an angry
employee, leaving an abusive spouse, and cutting off communications
with persistent or obsessive callers. His recommendations in these
cases are excellent, but in the rest of his examples (stalkings,
children known to be at sexual risk, violent assaults by strangers,
burglars in the house, credible death threats, persistent violations
of restraining orders, recreational assaults by teenagers) he has
little to say beyond identifying risk factors. As my wife pointed
out, his primary, recurring scenario (that of Kelly, who, knowing that
she was going to be killed if she followed a rapist's instructions,
instead silently followed him down a hallway and let herself out the
door) is a fantasy of non-violent conflict resolution. All she had to
do to break contact was to get up and leave. Far more common is the
situation where the threat is known, but options are uncertain. De
Becker investigates the situations where neighbors say "We had no
idea; we would have never suspected," but pays less attention to the
situations where the neighbors were expecting it all along, had known
for years that there was going to be trouble, and who it was going to
come from.
I think the fundamental conclusion of the book is correct: people
usually do have an accurate and powerful sense of their own
risk. If you go for a ride with the LAPD, they know who the
drug dealers and gangbangers and chronic offenders are, and often have
a good idea of who their victims will be. What to do about it--now,
there's a more difficult issue. Threat assessment needs to lead to
threat management.
That said, I think this book is looking in the right direction:
victim empowerment. It's not a book for law enforcement or security
professionals--it's a book written for the individual at risk. It
emphasizes that you are the person who makes the difference in
your own security--especially in situations where the probable
aggressor is someone you know. It encourages people not to
participate in their own victimization, and repeatedly shows that in
critical moments in the commission of crimes, you are the only person
who can make the difference. His information on threat assessment is
excellent, written with the honest intention of giving the reader
enough intelligence to recognize risk when they see it and to take
proactive steps toward their own security. I highly recommend this
book to anyone with an interest.
Other recommended reading: John Douglas, Mindhunter, and
Robert Ressler Whoever Fights Monsters, on FBI's profiling of
serial criminals; Paxton Quigley Not an Easy Target: A Women's
Guide to Self-Protection on victim selection and pragmatic threat
avoidance; Linden Gross, To Have or to Harm: True Stories of
Stalkers and their Victims.
Other reviews: Amazon.com.
Read the author's response to this review.
Mike Dalton and Mickey Fowler All kinds of people have written introductory books on weapon
skills for self-defense, but Handguns and Self-Defense is my
pick of the litter. It trains people to handle situations, not just
the weapon. Dalton and Fowler's approach is firmly grounded in the
idea that the shooter is not first learning weapon skills and then
moving to the "advanced" topics of personal defense, but learning
defensive skills from the first time the shooter handles the gun.
Large portions of the book are given over to legal and ethical issues
of self-defense, and home defense tactics. Their chapter on tactics
is the best I have seen written for beginning shooters--not presented
as something "difficult" or "advanced," but natural and necessary to
the proper use of the gun.
That said, the book is dated. I would not feel comfortable
giving this book to a novice shooter as a stand-alone handbook on
technique. Barricades are taught in a close, "braced" position, so is
kneeling (braced), the weak-thumb-over-wrist grip (as a revolver
alternative), arms locked when using the isosceles stance, a
"swinging" draw, etc. It's mostly what you'd expect from the modern
technique, just more open-minded than Cooper or Taylor. The discussion
of handgun safes is dated, as is the discussion of lighting and home
security. But these things do little to detract from the primary
focus of the book: examination of the handgun as a tool for
self-defense. The recommendations for defense and tactics are still
unimpeachable: pragmatic, down-to-earth, and very much concerned with
the business of personal safety.
While there is a section on concealed carry (and the chapter on
tactics would be useful to CCW holders), the primary scenario is home
defense from an intruder. Readers are walked through several possible
responses to noises in the night, and alternatives are analyzed, not
dogmatically argued. Both shooting and non-shooting situations are
discussed, along with 911 contact and post-shooting topics. The
photos are excellent--shot in a home rather than on the range, each
emplifying some aspect of a good response to a threat. It may not
succeed as comprehensively as it once did, but as a supplement to
training in current methods, it's worth its modest cost many times
See also my own essay on noises in the night.
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The Ayoob Files: The Book
1995, Police Bookshelf, New Hampshire. ISBN: 0936279168
The Gift of Fear: Survival Signals that Protect us from Violence
1997, Little Brown & Company. ISBN: 0316235024
"I haven't focused here on the criminal who simply walks
up, displays a weapon, and demands money. That is because he is
distinctly more obvious that those who use the strategies I've
And with that farewell he abandons fifty percent of the violent crimes
in America to concentrate on the ones where threat assessment might
make a more substantial difference in the outcome. This can
unfortunately leave the reader with the impression that all crime is
avoidable, when in fact, the cases that don't fit his profiles
(interpersonal contact with victim precedes violence) simply haven't
been discussed. Also conspicuously absent are:
Handguns and Self-Defense: Life Without Fear
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Obama led his argument with a dire, if hypothetical, scenario.
"Across the country trains had derailed, including one carrying industrial chemicals that exploded into a toxic cloud. Water treatment plants in several states had shut down, contaminating drinking water and causing Americans to fall ill," he wrote.
The president's opinion piece, placed on an editorial page usually hostile to his administration, was aimed at Senate Republicans who had opposed an earlier version of the bill on the ground that it would create a new regulatory bureaucracy.
"Our nation, it appeared, was under cyber attack," the president wrote. "Unknown hackers, perhaps a world away, had inserted malicious software into the computer networks of private-sector companies that operate most of our transportation, water and other critical infrastructure systems."
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The original version of the bill, co-sponsored by Sens. Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.), Susan Collins (R-Maine), Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) and Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), would have authorized the Department of Homeland Security to inspect and assess private-sector facilities designated as "critical infrastructure," such as power plants, water-treatment facilities and financial networks.
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"To their credit, many of these companies have boosted their cyber defenses," Obama wrote. "But many others have not, with some lacking even the most basic protection: a good password. That puts public safety and our national security at risk."
Meeting stiff opposition from conservatives, the bill in its original form could not garner the 60 votes needed to break a Senate filibuster. So Thursday (July 19), Lieberman introduced a watered-down version of the bill that removes the mandatory provisions and instead makes compliance with new cybersecurity standards voluntary.
The revision offers inducements for companies that choose to comply, such as protection from liability relating to a security incident.
"We are going to try carrots instead of sticks as we begin to improve our cyber defenses," Lieberman said in a statement. "This compromise bill will depend on incentives rather than mandatory regulations to strengthen America's cybersecurity. If that doesn't work, a future Congress will undoubtedly come back and adopt a more coercive system."
Is it even necessary?
"Foreign governments, criminal syndicates and lone individuals are probing our financial, energy and public safety systems every day," Obama wrote.
Digital security experts are divided over whether the bill is necessary, and even whether the dramatic scenes depicted by Obama in his opinion piece are even possible.
"Has a major attack happened? No," said Steve Santorelli, a security researcher at Team Cymru in Lake Mary, Fla., who's worked in the past for Microsoft and Scotland Yard. "Are they scanning and exploring? Almost certainly someone is, but it's not clear exactly who or why."
"There's going to be an attack on specific trains loaded with what just happen to be specifically dangerous chemicals so that it or they jump the rails and cause a catastrophe?" asked George Smith, an expert on national-security technology at GlobalSecurity.org in Washington. "This belongs strictly to the last 'Die Hard' movie."
"They could have run a simulation based on the plot of 'Independence Day,'" said Julian Sanchez, a research fellow specializing in technology at the libertarian Cato Institute in Washington. "That would not be a 'sobering reminder' that alien invasion is 'one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face.'"
"There is little to zero evidence reservoirs and water systems can be significantly damaged by cyberattack, even if one grants the minor possibility of remote trifling with pumping systems," Smith said. "Water purification and supply is a nationally distributed matter. There is no way to universally degrade it in the United States."
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Maybe for power plants it is
But attacks on the electrical grid and other utilities dependent upon supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) software may be closer to reality.
"The 2008 Florida blackout was not malicious, but could have been," said Joe Weiss, an engineer and power-industry security consultant based in northern California.
Weiss was referring to a sudden power outage in February 2008 that began with an explosion at a substation near Miami and left 2 million people without power all the way up to Tampa and Orlando.
"An engineer at a substation removed overload protections while doing diagnostics," Weiss said. "A SCADA operator remotely actuated equipment, and it blew up."
A SCADA system at an Iranian nuclear facility was the target of Stuxnet, the successful U.S.-Israeli engineered worm that is the world's first publicly known cyberweapon.
Despite the fact that the facility's computers were not connected to the Internet, Stuxnet got in and changed the software on programmable logic controllers (PLCs) operating uranium-processing centrifuges, causing them to spin out of control and setting back the Iranian nuclear program by more than a year.
"Many of the fundamental problems are caused by software vulnerabilities in PLCs that are impossible to fix," Santorelli said. "They were never designed to be secure because the folks that developed them, like everyone else, never really saw this threat coming when the systems were built a generation ago,
""It's sobering to think that the same PLCs that Stuxnet attacked are also in the rides that we take our kids to in theme parks every weekend," Santorelli added.
Why not just unplug it?
"Last year, a water plant in Texas disconnected its control system from the Internet after a hacker posted pictures of the facility's internal controls," Obama wrote in Friday's opinion piece. "More recently, hackers penetrated the networks of companies that operate our natural-gas pipelines."
The solution seems obvious: Disconnect critical-infrastructure facilities from the Internet. But it turns out it's not that easy.
"Many of these systems are remotely administered by vendors and plant operators to cut down on staffing and cost," said Anup Ghosh, chief executive office of Fairfax, Va., software security firm Invincea and a research professor at George Mason University. "They are remotely administering and updating via the Internet.
"Sometimes SCADA networks are indirectly connected to the Internet when the operators on office networks," Ghosh added, "bridge the connection between Internet and SCADA control networks inadvertently."
In any case, even without an Internet connection, there's always a way in, Sanchez said.
"Every system needs some procedure for receiving external updates and patches, which creates a vulnerability," Sanchez said. "In most cases, you almost certainly want an air gap between the SCADA [system] and any network … [but] it's very rarely possible to isolate a system completely even if it's not directly online."
The carrot or the stick?
The experts were divided about whether forced security upgrades or voluntary compliance was better for critical-infrastructure industries. Ghosh and Sanchez endorsed the voluntary approach proposed by the revised Lieberman bill.
"Providing incentives for critical infrastructure providers seems like a good approach," Ghosh said, "as long as the incentives are not overly proscriptive. Better would be results-oriented incentives that allow for companies to innovate with new techniques to meet desired ends."
"The difference between a mandate and an inducement is often a matter of semantics," Sanchez said. "You can call a requirement 'mandatory' with a specified penalty, or you can offer liability protection — but then refusing to do what's needed to qualify for that exemption probably raises your insurance costs."
However, when Weiss was asked whether the watering-down of the bill made it useless, he replied, "Honest to God, if you want to keep the lights on and the gasoline flowing, yes, it is."
"This bill continues the status quo, and the status quo is not protecting the grid," he added.
A heavy but firm hand
Sanchez and Weiss also had different opinions over whether more industry regulation was needed.
"The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) already sets enforceable cybersecurity standards for electric utilities," Sanchez said. "The natural gas, petroleum, and chemical industries all have programs to establish and disseminate best practices for the relevant SCADA networks. And DHS and other government agencies have their own programs already."
To Weiss, the utilities, and especially self-regulating umbrella organizations such as NERC, are part of the problem.
"Electrical utilities are not securing anything. They are in a compliance game," he said. "The billing system in an electric utility is more secure than the actual power plant, and that includes nuclear plants.
"Utilities have self-defined every shortcut you can think of," Weiss continued. "Seventy percent of power plants don't have to be looked at for cyber. They've self-defined out of being critical. All you need to do is look at the public record to see what's considered critical and what's not.
"Which plants are designated as critical and which aren't is a matter of public record," he added. "The industry has created a road map for hackers."
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I've been aboard the Cabo Rico 34. For a Crealock design, it is fairly roomy given its L.O.A. I thought the fit and finish was fairly high quality. They never built them in high volume, so they're a bit hard to come by on the used market. They were later stretched to 36' by adding 2' at the stern. This stretch gave some nice additional locker storage aft of the cockpit. [But don't confuse this 36' stretched version (of the 34) with the earlier CR Tiburon 36', which itself was later stretched to become the CR 38.]
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I headed to an area a little further from my normal run, nice pleasant pine needle covered trails, soft under foot and great to run on, I met another runner and ran the last few KMs with him , it was his first run in the area so he wasn't familiar with the routes but he really enjoyed it, our pace was only slightly faster than my normal steady run pace, but it was good to stretch out a bit at the end.
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ohh now that sounded like heaven :) spongy run.. great job on pushing yourself some at the end!!! the pine tree.... He'll fondle you this one, Old bull pine uncle, with his nicotine fingersl The kiss of his needles, a shoe brush mustache. The stains on his waistcoat a stick rosin. He is ringed with young fleshy hearts.. all his bastard sons... love the Pine!
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Portugal is blessed with some of Europe's best beaches, along with a climate to die for. Summers are hot and sunny, while winters are gloriously mild. And it isn't for nothing that people flock here for its golf courses – after a day on the fairways, you can enjoy some of the country's famous fine wines.
If you're looking for huge, golden-sand beaches and first-class golf, head to the Algarve. Or if you want to party all night and beach it by day, try Albufeira. For a quieter pace of life, Madeira is the place to be.
Portugal is one of Europe's most popular golfing destinations. The Algarve alone is home to some 42 courses, some of which are ranked among the best in the world. And thanks to the stunning weather, you can enjoy a game year-round.
On the western edge of Europe, Portugal attracts millions of visitors for its turquoise seas, manicured golf courses and fabulous beaches.