I have been in the music business for over 10 years. I've
read several books on the music business. When I heard about this new book called Making It In The Music Business:The Insider Secrets, I felt that I had to read this book. The first thing that I notice was that this book was written by musicians, not an attorney, like most of the other music books that are out there. The book broke down how hit songs are written, how often an artist is paid, what percentage the artist/writer's are paid, a business plan, and much, much more!!! This book is a must read by all musicians, artist, and performers. -Christina Mcnair

This book is loaded with ideas. Lots of pictures and drawings. It shows and explains how to make everything from cutting boards to movable islands. It is also loaded with instructions for many ways to organize the kitchen and pantry, like lazy susans, spice racks, appliance garage and stowaway island. A very useful book for someone looking for ways to improve their kitchen.

I almost never read books about man and nature in the renaisance, and this was one of the best ones I have read, if not one of the very best. Read up!

This book was a requirement for a class. It was easy to understand and apply. It comes with key terms in the margins for easy review and description. The chapters begin with a learning objective and concludes with a summary of each objective. Each chapter is filled with detailed information and highlights corporations and how they have applied each concept. I would recommend it for anyone constructing an organization or for those wishing to change management styles. It also, has a CD Rom that is incredible.

This book does a great job of explaining in-depth some advanced issues of AD. I only recommend this book for experienced admins since it only glosses over introductory topics. Look at this more as a book for advanced architectural issues like DNS and AD Scripting (VB, etc.) though I would say scripting newbies could benefit.

Also, this book is not MCSE 2000 prep material. I would not recommend this book until you already have a firm grasp of most AD concept and you want to go further.

Finally, the authors credentials speak for themselves. I highly recommend this book.

Jim McDonald
MCSE+I, MCSE 2000

As most of you MBA students will need to purchase this book because it's required, you probably have reservations about keeping it. After taking Isaak's class I can tell you that this was one of the most fascinating perspectives on the post cold war environment since reading "The Lexus and The Olive Tree". I'd suggest you actually read this one.

As a librarian, I have always found the online dictionaries for various languages unsatisfactory. The key words a cataloguer is searching for are either not covered at all or else have a different meaning in another context. And how many libraries have a run of foreign language dictionaries to cover everything from Hungarian to Welsh.
Faced with a large multi-lingual project, we were happy to discover this volume. Bibliographic terms are covered neatly under each language; words for volume, edition and so on are all there. There is also a glossary of common terms and sections on ordinal and cardinal numbers for each language. There is abit of grammatical information, which was perhaps not so relevant to our purposes. The only problem I would mention is that the languages are arranged linguistically not alphabetically. We overcame this by bookmarking the sections we found we were using most.
Heartily recommended.

This is the book on manufacturing processes I have always wanted. It has great taxonometric charts of how all the different processes relate to eachother. It also has good drawings and explainations of evey process I know about and many I have never known of. Perfect reference for me as a designer...

Marcus Allen was a superbowl M.V.P. Marcus won the Heisman trophy. Marcus was a devoted son. Marcus never bragged This book is easy to understand.

I have watched the movie based on this book several times and loved it! Recently i found the book at the library and read it. It was a million times better than the book even. This book is about a girl growing up during the deprssion who is just your average high school girl. i think that it was one of the first teen comedies. anyways, she falls for a couple of guys and a bunch of embaressing things happen, and it ends with Margie having her pick of the guys. I would definately recomend this book to anyone.