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  Conference Mastery - Get the...

  Christee Atwood

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  Are you tired of attending conferences that leave you with little more than a hangover and a pile of business cards? Welcome to "Conference Mastery," the ultimate guide to transforming your conference experiences into opportunities for growth, connection, and success. 
  In "Conference Mastery," author Christee Gabour Atwood introduces a revolutionary 3-phase system that will change the way you approach conferences, conventions, and meetings forever. With a touch of humor and a wealth of practical advice, Christee will guide you through the essential phases that ensure you make the most of every event you attend. 
  Upgrade your skills in less than an hour with Linking Laughter & Learning Audiobook Short Courses.

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  The Journalist and the Murderer

  Janet Malcolm

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  Janet Malcolm delves into the psychopathology of journalism using a strange and unprecedented lawsuit as her larger-than-life example: the lawsuit of Jeffrey MacDonald, a convicted murderer, against Joe McGinniss, the author of Fatal Vision. Examining the always uneasy, sometimes tragic relationship that exists between journalist and subject, Malcolm finds that neither journalist nor subject can avoid the moral impasse that is built into the journalistic situation.This book is a work of journalism as well as an essay on journalism: it at once exemplifies and dissects its subject. In her interviews with the leading and subsidiary characters in the MacDonald-McGinniss case, Malcolm is always aware of herself as a player in a game that she cannot lose. The journalist-subject encounter has always troubled journalists, but never before has it been looked at so unflinchingly and so ruefully. Hovering over the narrative is the MacDonald murder case itself. The Journalist and the Murderer derives from and reflects many of the dominant intellectual concerns of our time, and it will have a particular appeal for those who cherish the odd, the off-center, and the unsolved.

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  Questions Are The Answers

  Allan Pease

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  Allan Pease has been known internationally as 'Mr Body Language' since his book Definitive Book of Body Language became a multi-million seller and the communication bible for organisations worldwide. He has written eighteen bestsellers - including ten number ones - and has appeared on most major radio and television programs in 55 counties.  
  In Questions Are The Answers, Allan Pease documents, for the first time, one of the most remarkable techniques ever seen in network marketing. Using simple, field tested skills and strategies, you will learn how to build your networking business to a level beyond your wildest dreams. This book will show you how to achieve a lifetime of top-of-the-line income. 
  Top level net workers are not 'natural' or 'born'. Top level networking is a science - a learnable skill, and Questions Are The Answers gives you the techniques and shows you how to use them, how to measure and improve your progress and what to observe when dealing with people.  
  Even if you are not a Network Marketer, this information will change forever the way you look at the negotiation and persuasion process.

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  IOU - Why Everyone Owes Everyone...

  John Lanchester

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  The wildest story in the world these days is not fiction; it's what's really happening all around us as the world's global economy has gone into freefall. How did we get here? What does it all mean? How could so many smart people be so dumb and believe their own hype?Accessibly, cleverly, and with mordant humor, journalist John Lanchester trots the globe in search of the answers to these questions-to Iceland, the scene of catastrophic bank collapse; to Hong Kong, the city of his birth built at the altar of free-market capitalism; to the high-stakes leveraging of Wall Street; and to the tragedy of lost homes in small-town America. And in his capable hands, we see and understand what went wrong and why. Lanchester believes that the current crisis gives us an opportunity to bring about much-needed change and that a stronger and more compassionate system can emerge from the wreckage.

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  Making Friends With Money

  Fred Brown

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  Fred Brown tells us that money is about energy, balance and flow. He points out that in making friends with money we become healthier in our spiritual growth. This conversation is filled with practical suggestions about approaching money concerns that will lead us to peace of mind and financial flow.

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  How IT Managers Can Use New...

  Dr. Jim Anderson

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  The job of an IT manager is constantly changing. The technologies that we used to use are now gone. The technologies that we use today will eventually go away. This means that we need to make sure that we are constantly aware of what new technologies are coming our way and what our teams will be able to do with them. 
  
   
  What You'll Find Inside: 
  
  BIG DATA REQUIRES IT MANAGERS TO THINK ABOUT BIG DATABASES
  3 QUESTIONS THAT EVERY IT MANAGER SHOULD BE ASKING ABOUT CLOUDS
  WHY IT MANAGERS CAN’T BELIEVE ALL THAT THEY READ ABOUT SECURITY BREECHES
  WHAT EVERY IT MANAGER NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT THE HADOOP DATABASE SOLUTION
  
  
   
  The arrival of big data has turned the world of IT upside down. As our companies struggle to decide how they are going to make use of this new type of technology, we as IT managers need to make sure that we understand what types of databases we can use to handle all of this data. 
  
   
  The way that we build the networks that our teams and our company use has been forever changed by the arrival of cloud computing. This means that we need to take the time to make sure that we understand what this means for us as well as any new security risks that comes along with it. 
  
   
  The new technologies that we'll be using in just a few years take on a number of different forms. It could be the analytics that we'll all be using to process that big data or perhaps it will be the haddoop database that we may end up implementing to store all of that data. We need to keep in mind that storing data is one thing, backing it up may be something completely different. 
  
   
  All databases are not created the same. The arrival of NOSQL technology has made the choice of what database to use that much more difficult. One thing that we can do to try to make good decisions is to take a look at what other firms, perhaps in healthcare, have done and learn from their mistakes.

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