books about: contacts     books:       Make Your Contacts Count: Networking Know-how for Business And Career Success12 reviews Anne Baber, Lynne Waymon AMACOM, 2007 Networking Bible In "Make Your Contacts Count," Lynne Waymon and Anne Baber have created a networking bible for today's professionals - in any profession or life stage. Reading chapter after chapter, I was able to identify both short and long term strategies to build and nurture my network. In addition, I was struck by the number of practical, simple tips which can be easily learned and practiced in all my ...             The Broken Spears: The Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico24 reviews Miguel Leon-Portillo Beacon Press, 2007 Exceedingly Sweet action!!! I got this book because I find pre-columbian Mesoamerica fascinating, and I also enjoy the vivid clash of cultures which occured when the Spaniards arrived there. This book describes the conflict between the Aztecs and Spaniards superbly! This book is somewhat unique among histories because it takes the point of view of the vanquished rather than the victors. It starts from before the Spaniards ...             Contact Harvest (Halo)51 reviews Joseph Staten Tor Books, 2007 A Definite Winner... Contact Harvest was surprisingly good. The author thoroughly fleshed out Johnson's character and, like the other novels, added much more depth to the overall Halo storyline. Staten did a great job at describing Humanity's first contact with the Covenant, shedding light on exactly what their motives are, as well as a great deal of their internal politics. A definite 'must read' for anyone ...             Managing Contacts with MS Outlook 2007 Business Contact Manager7 reviews Edward Kachinske, Stacy Roach, ... Course Technology PTR, 2007 Great Value, Clear Reference I bought this book because we wanted to see if Outlook BCM would work with our business. We also got the Dummies book, and this book was hands-down more useful than Outlook BCM for Dummies. This book was clear, and I really liked the fact that there was only one task on each page. This made the book really easy to reference, and since I wasn't reading the book from front to back - like a novel ...             Hard Contact (Star Wars: Republic Commando)60 reviews Karen Traviss Del Rey, 2004 Quite simply amazing Somewhere in Ms. Traviss' background there was a lot of time spent talking to and with operators on the front lines and the bonds they develop. I don't know where or who she got it from, but I thank them that they gave a talented author an insight into what it is we do and thereby gave us a voice. Traviss' Hard Contact is a true Clone War novel, viewed through the Clone warrior's eyes. It ...             Outlook 2007 Business Contact Manager For Dummies (For Dummies (Computers))4 reviews Karen S. Fredricks, Lon Orenstein For Dummies, 2007 If You're Jumping Ship from ACT!, this is for you ! Lon Ornstein might have co-authored a Dummies' book, but he's no dummy. His company is a well-known third-party developer of CRM enhancments - first with the ACT! product line and now Outlook 2007/BCM. Like all Dummies' books, this one is easy to read and understand, and gets right to the "meat" of using BCM. Highly recommended if you're trying to make the switch from ACT!, or if you need to ...             Come on Shore and We Will Kill and Eat You All: A New Zealand Story5 reviews Christina Thompson Bloomsbury USA, 2008 A FASCINATING READ As an American transplant to New Zealand, I have to say that I found Christina Thompson's book an absolutely fascinating read. And as the author of two books on New Zealand myself (the second one a work-in-progress), I have to say that her volume has add immeasurably to my effort to understand, not only the historic Maori, but Maori today. I can also appreciate her cross cultural experience via ...             Contacts: Langue et culture francaises11 reviews Jean-Paul Valette, Rebecca Valette Heinle, 2001 Best Value Ever This book is one of the best looking used items I have ever purchased. I was amazed that I got such a beautiful book for such a great price. The seller was prompt in sending it also.             Contact318 reviews Carl Sagan Pocket, 1997 The audio version is incredible My regrets that I watched the movie and then bought the book. I read the the first few chapters and was a little thrown off by the difference in Dr. Arroway's character. A few months later (book half read) I received the audio version as a late birthday present, and I was absolutley captivated by Jodie Foster's voice as she took me through the book. Without a doubt the book offers the reader ...             Getting in the Gap: Making Conscious Contact with God Through Meditation (Book with CD)84 reviews Wayne W. Dyer Hay House, 2002 Japa Getting in the Gap: Making Conscious Contact with God Through Meditation (Book with CD)Excellent! The choice of a 10 or 20 minute meditation allows me to meditate even when time is "tight". The tonal quality is excellent and the instructions are easy to follow.             52 Weeks of Conscious Contact: Meditations for Connecting with God, Self, and Others2 reviews Melody Beattie Hazelden, 2003 A daily inspiration I love this book! As I've been going through a personal crisis, I have been reading various books and this one has hit home for me. Each chapter that I read seems to speak directly to me with concise but uplifting words. I recommend this book to anyone who is struggling with their faith and is looking for support.             Rethinking Columbus: The Next 500 Years5 reviews Rethinking Schools Ltd, 1998 Excellent This is a wonderful book about atrocity and genocide. It should be reqiured in every public school in the U.S.             A Land So Strange: The Epic Journey of Cabeza de Vaca12 reviews Andrés Reséndez Basic Books, 2007 An very readable and exciting true tale of early America Unlike too many history books by college professors, this book is highly readable and exciting. I was sorry to see it come to an end, and it has sparked my interest in reading related books. And it has many footnotes, so it is easy to find related books! The book was obviously extremely well researched and paints a very balanced picture of native Americans and Spaniard explorers. While ...             American Holocaust: The Conquest of the New World49 reviews David E. Stannard Oxford University Press, USA, 1993 In answer to conservative pseudointellectuals... All of the big words and "references" in the world won't change history for you, unfortunately. I notice that among the people who did not like this book, they all pretty much said the same thing: That Stannard didn't paint an accurate picture of the natives of the western hemisphere. That he didn't acknowledge cannabalism (he did), that he didn't acknowledge human sacrifice (he did - to the tune ...             Rollback32 reviews Robert J. Sawyer Tor Science Fiction, 2008 Rollback to the Early Years If you've read Mindscan, then Rollback will open so many fresh doors in the realm of living forever. A definite page turner. Sawyer has done his research and presented it in an interesting way.             Improve Your Vision Without Glasses or Contact Lenses52 reviews Steven M. Beresford, David W. Muris, ... Fireside, 1996 This really, really works! After buying this book I was very excited to try the exercises, but realized it would be necessary for my optometrist to work with me to provide me with lower power contact lenses. I was doubtful that she would agree, but when I showed her the book she surprised me by enthusiastically agreeing. She told me that the idea of vision therapy is well-known among professionals, but not often used for a ...             Our Savage Neighbors: How Indian War Transformed Early America1 review Peter Silver W. W. Norton, 2007 A Completely Believable Theory of How the White Race was Invented in America To the extent that all our history is but a conduit back to our collective national memory, this sophisticated book chips away at the "Rosetta Stone" coiled in the nation's bosom: It uncovers one of the key sources of our obsession with the issue of race, and racism. But race, in this context has to do, not so much with black and white issues, as with red and white issues. Unlike the familiar ...             Orphan's Destiny (Jason Wander)27 reviews Robert Buettner Orbit, 2008 Orphan's Journey a fun read and a great ride! I just finished Orphan's Journey and I am very excited about the next book in this series. Mr. Buttner has created a great universe, wonderful characters and packed the story with action and drama. If you like Military Sci-Fi this work is for you.             The Conquest of America: The Question of the Other9 reviews Tzvetan Todorov University of Oklahoma Press, 1999 Columbus and the Making of the Savage Other In The Conquest of America Todorov delves deeply into the dark consequences (intended and unintended) of the European discovery of the Americas and represents the first important study of the influence of religious belief on the interactions beginning with Columbus with the "savage" Other. While many people attempt to dismiss the religious aspect of this relationship, but as Todorov shows it is ...             Unlawful Contact (I-Team Series)23 reviews Pamela Clare Berkley, 2008 One of the Best in it's Genre Although all of her I- Team books have been great, this one is absolutely the best. Clare did a great job of bringing back characters from the first two books while hooking the reader completely into this new storyline. I couldn't put the book down!              search for books american, business, columbus, commando, computers, connecting, conquest, conscious, contacts, francaises, getting, holocaust, improve, journey, know-how, managing, meditation, meditations, neighbors, networking, question, republic, rethinking, rollback, strange, through, transformed, unlawful, without, zealand books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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