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The Magic of Pointe Shoes
The Magic of Pointe Shoes is the only book covering
in detail all aspects of pointe shoes, featuring world-wide famous
experts revealing their secrets. Subjects span from the history of
pointe shoes, how to take care of them, the right age to go on
pointe, the first fitting, anatomy and injuries. The author
provides an extensive section dedicated to over sixty interviews
with famous ballerinas, ballet masters, pointe shoe manufacturers,
world-renowned fitters and foot specialists from the United
States, England, Australia, South Africa, South America, and
Europe.
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No
Nonsense Numerology: The Code
by Barbara J.
Ferrell
Did you know that Christian missionaries
defined modern day numerology more than Pythagoras did? Also, the
individual placing the final alphabetical order had the last say about
the code concealed in plain sight.
No Nonsense
Numerology shows that a genuine basis to numerology exists by
revealing an actual code of the Latin letters to the Arabic numbers.
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Look!
There's Your House!
by Gary Lloyd
Smith
At once memoir and how-to, Look! There's Your House! covers
the details of house restoration—even the Cato House. Follow the Smiths
through the problems, effort, and final gratifying completion of the
huge endeavor.
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The
Ultimate Medical Manager
by Ryan Setzer
and Viki Ryan, RN
Today, every manager
and supervisor in healthcare must be a leader that goes beyond
managing tasks and arranging assignments. Having a fully developed
Performance Management System and the leadership skills to implement
it is essential for every medical, dental or allied health
professional whether you work in an office, clinic or hospital
setting. The value of The Ultimate Medical Manager; Leadership
for Results is translating textbook concepts to real life
strategies that you can apply immediately.
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A Handbook of New Product
Development
by Rodney
Oudan The fundamental
cause of new product failure is a lack of consumer acceptance. This
is why consumer research is necessary in developing new ideas and
why it should be used to assess the viability of new products before
launching costs have been incurred.
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Measuring the Unmeasurable
by Robert D. Thompson and William Olivieri
Today's competitive businesses thrive on actionable
information—information that can easily be used as a guide to
decision-making and organizational planning. When discussion moves to
the multi-billion dollar business of corporate training, it becomes
obvious that there is a serious gap between what is needed and what is
provided.
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Standing
on the Shoulders of Giants
by John B. Tasker
Often neglected in histories of medicine is the contribution veterinarians
and animal disease researchers have made to the study of human illness.
Standing on the Shoulders of Giants contains fourteen chapters
describing independent events in veterinary research that provided new
understanding of human medical problems and their management.
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Physical Assessment Made Simple: Nursing Skills Tutorial
by Eileen O’Reggio
Physical assessment forms the foundation of all nursing care, and
assessment is an ongoing process of evaluating the person as a whole. A
person is a physical, psychological, functioning being, therefore,
physical assessment and psychological examination provide an innovative
approach to the process of holistic assessment, physical assessment
skills, clinical examination techniques and patient teaching guidelines.
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Better Living Through
Bureaucracy How to Make it to
the Top without Doing any Real Work
by Greg W. Starr
"A wry, satirical look at how bureaucracies swallow organizations ...
teaching how to exploit the system to create maximum 'turf' and minimum
actual results."
— Shel Horowitz, award-winning author of Principled Profit and
founder of the international Business Ethics Pledge
"A contemporary, synergetic version of Machiavelli’s The Prince
and P. T. Barnum’s The Art of Money Getting ... a new, in-depth
guidebook on how to succeed in the business world without doing any
'real' work."— Kaye Trout's Book Reviews
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TIME:
Fields, Relativity, and Systems
by
Lyubomir T. Gruyitch
Time: perhaps the most fundamental aspect of
human experience. Yet our understanding of this vital facet of nature
has changed over the centuries. Read
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DPU Systems
by Charles Sykes
For
decades, the computer industry has sought answers to a problem that is
inherent to the architecture used in computing
systems. The bottleneck created by keeping data separate from the
elements of processing and control has come to be a seriously
limiting factor in attempts to increase the throughput of systems. Read
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WORKFORCE
DIVERSITY MANAGEMENT
CHALLENGES,
COMPETENCIES, AND STRATEGIES
by
Bahaudin
G. Mujtaba
Workforce Diversity Management is about
increasing one’s cultural competency, understanding people as
individuals rather than groups, and building productive human
relationships in the workplace by focusing on an individual’s head,
heart, and habits. Read
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The Book of
Plots
by Loren Niemi
"I use
Loren's plot templates both as a teller and a teacher. He honors the
tradition and also keeps it living and growing new directions with a
great tool for cobbling tales."
Kevin
Kling, Storyteller and NPR Commentator.
"One
of the best tools to break open a story that is stuck and finding new
ways to view and interpret your raw material." Nancy
Donoval, Storyteller/Coach
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Managing Workplace Stress and Conflict Amid
by Bahaudin G. Mujtaba &
Timothy McCartney
I encourage management to read
and practice the techniques in this book…it will go a long way to smooth
out unnecessary organizational rancor. —Ike Udechukwu, Georgia State
University
Mujtaba and McCartney provide useful information and helpful
tools that the reader can apply to the real world. —Dr. Daniel
Sullivan, Director of Student Engagement
Managing Workplace Stress and Conflict Amid Change is
succinctly written to help the working professional manage change,
stress, and conflict. I highly recommend this book. —Barbara A.
Stephens, Faculty - Nova Southeastern University
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Mentoring
Diverse professionals
by Bahaudin G. Mujtaba
Mentoring is the art and science of helping others advance and grow. In today’s
global economy, it is important for all managers and leaders to understand the
skills of mentoring for effectively developing and influencing others toward
maximum individual and organizational productivity.
Dr. Mujtaba provides many practical suggestions for managers. Dr.
Mujtaba describes how mentoring skills influence teamwork,
communication, and performance.
—Mr. Chien-Liang Liu, Lan Yang, Institute of Technology – Taiwan.
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Cross Cultural Change Management
by
Bahaudin G. Mujtaba Dr. Mujtaba, in his masterful work,
affords the reader a comprehensive and insightful examination of the
concept, fact, and challenges of change from a variety of
perspectives. His book is truly educational, efficacious, and
uplifting, and a most enjoyable reading experience. Dr. Frank
Cavico, J.D., Professor of Ethics and Law-H. Wayne Huizenga School
of Business & Entrepreneurship, NSUToday's
culturally diverse employees and customers live in a constant period of
transition. The shelf life of solutions keeps getting shorter since what
works today can become obsolete a few months later.
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7Keys2Success by
Rosalyn Taylor O'Neale
Rosalyn brings more passion, clarity and insight into diversity
discussions than anyone we've ever worked with. Her work is thoughtful,
effective, and, certainly, inspiring.
Tom Freston, Co-President & Co-COO Viacom
Forget about doing good. That isn't why you need more diversity in your
organization. Think self-preservation. Think survival. Think creativity.
Funny, motivational and infinitely useful . . .
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Legal Logic
by
Ron Villanova
This book evolved from lectures presented to working paralegals as the
first in a series of “foundation courses” aimed to supplement their
education and experience and to enhance their ability to competently
handle tasks generally done by lawyers.
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Legal Method
by
Ron Villanova This book describes not rules of law
but rules about law: tools that lawyers use to lawyer. It is meant
to show serious legal assistants and law students how lawyers
practice law.
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Legal Promise
by Ron
Villanova
The substance of this book is derived from lectures presented to working
paralegals as the fourth in a series of “foundation courses” intended to
supplement their prior education and experience and to enhance their
ability to more competently
deal with
tasks usually handled by lawyers.
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The Feminine Influence in Business by
Mike Lehr How do you find and retain talented employees without paying
for it? The Feminine Influence in Business shows talent as the force behind dynamic
business growth and establishes a framework for us to tap into it.
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US Internships for International
Students & Young Professionals by
Alexander H. Lostocco
US Internships for International Students and Young Professionals fills
the information gap for the millions of young internationals seeking
internships in the United States each year. Lostocco provides valuable information about the advantages and disadvantages an
international intern faces and how to best cope with the challenges of living
and working in the United States.
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Practical English-Russian-English Petroleum
Dictionary
by
Mark G. Bernadiner - George V. Chilingar
The dictionary contains terms, abbreviations and trade names of
field tools and methods not easily found in other publications.
For petroleum engineers and geologists, advancement in technology,
practices, equipment, and methods of field analysis have produced
new terms, abbreviations and mnemonics in exploration, seismic
survey, logging, drilling, completion, modeling, operation, and
production.
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Applications for Digital
Signals
by Manish Pradhan
Excellent reference
from a theoretical and practical standpoint for any student of
engineering pursuing the study of Digital Signal-Image Processing,
Digital Audio-Video Processing and Pattern Recognition. It provides, in detail, the theory and
applications behind the most important subjects in areas like
Digital & Adaptive Filters, Frequency Transforms, Modulation
Methods, Compression & Packetization Techniques, Conditional
Access & Security Methods and Cryptographic Techniques. Working
knowledge of industry standard applications that involve these
subjects like Voice Recognition & Identification, Machine Vision,
Finger-Print Recognition, SETTOP Boxes, DVD Players/Recorders and
Cable Modems is thoroughly covered. The divergence between Desktop
and Embedded Applications is also covered, with emphasis on both
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Unmasking Bullies and
Victims:
Revealing Their Physiological,
Psychological, and Emotional Patterns
by Mary Blakely
Chances are that you are, have been, or will be a bully or a
victim.
But you can avoid being invited to the dance.
Find out who the bullies are and why they create a dance that
causes so much emotional and physical pain. Learn about the
criteria the bully uses to select a victim. And don’t be surprised
when you see many familiar faces, including your own, jumping out
at you page after page!
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Power
Interviewing: Killer Cover Letters
How
to get the job you really want
by
Barry Cohen
If
your job search hasn't been successful or if you want to advance
in your present position, this book is for you!
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