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Restaurant Operations Management: Principles and Practices

2 reviews
Jack D. Ninemeier, David K. Hayes

Prentice Hall, 2005

An outstanding addition to the field of restaurant management
Ninemeier and Hayes' book does an excellent job of providing the detailed information managers need to profitably operate a restaurant, but does it in a very simple, highly readable manner. I believe students will find the book to be most enjoyable. As an Instructor, I really like the ease in which my students will learn and retain the information. I think it is absolutely the best text on the ...

Restaurant Financial Basics

6 reviews
John R. Walker, Donald E. Lundberg, ...

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2004

Highly recommendable
I used this book to teach financial management of restaurantes to pupils in a culinary school. It was very usefull and I highly recommend it, especially the chapter where you find the different forms of calculating the price of a dish.

Big Ivory Book of Jazz Piano Solos

1 review
Jim Hammerly, Mark Hayes, ...

Word Music, 2003

Excellent!
This is a great book full of great arrangements of hymns, worship and christmas songs. I love the reharmonizations and cool funky voicings used by the great arrangers of the book. Unlike other arrangements in other books i've looked at, which are quite boring and straight forward i found myself analyzing and just blown away by some of the ways the chords were voiced and reharmonized. I really ...

Cardiac Pacing and Defibrillation: A Clinical Approach

2 reviews
David L. Hayes, Paul A. Friedman, ...

Wiley-Blackwell, 2000

Cardiac Pacing and Defibrillation: A Clinical Approach
as a clinical educator I appreciate the comprehensive approach. This book is good for the beginner and expert alike as the topics covered not only lay the foundation for the novice, but offer advanced knowledge for those who have many years of experience.

Exploring Health Care Careers: Real People Tell You What You Need to Know

1 review

Ferguson Publishing Company, 1998

Very Informative!
I was doing a report on Psychology and I picked this up. It's extremely well organized with information on every aspect of a multitude of health care jobs.

The Danger of Words and Writings on Wittgenstein

1 review
Maurice O'Connor Drury

Thoemmes Continuum, 2003

A classic; should be reprinted
Drury's work is a classic. It includes discussions of issues in psychiatry and religion by a friend of Ludwig Wittgenstein's, the great philosopher whose works "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus" and "Philosophical Investigations" remain controversial and highly influential today in philosophy -- especially analytical philosophy, (the late) logical positivism, and the philosophy of language. ...

The Passion to Skate: An Intimate View of Figure Skating

6 reviews
Sandra Bezic, David Hayes

Andrews McMeel Pub, 1998

One of the most beautiful books that I have read in a while
I picked this book up at my local bookstore last christmas and have enjoyed it very much there were so many photos in this book that I had never seen before and that are now my favorites the book gives readers a look at what goes on behind the scenes of many of her specials and of course Stars on Ice....I personally think the book is worth getting just for the photos...sandra wherever you are ...

The Films of the Bowery Boys

2 reviews
David Hayes, Brent Walker

Citadel Press, 1984

Great Book!
Great Book! Filled with plenty of info about "The Bowery", "East Side Kids", "Tough Little Guys", and lots more. Complete with pictures, posters, Information about Leo (Slip) Gorcey, Huntz (Sach) Hall, David Gorcey, and so on down the line. This book is a must, for any fan of "THE BOWERY BOYS".

Hospitality Law: Managing Legal Issues in the Hospitality Industry

3 reviews
Stephen Barth, David K. Hayes

Wiley, 2005

Minimize legal difficulties
As President & CEO of the Texas Hotel and Motel Association, I have known Stephen Barth as a revered professor of hospitality law at the University of Houston's Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management, as a tremendously popular seminar leader, and now, I am pleased to say, as an outstanding author. His book, Hospitality Law, provides an up-to-date information source that can ...

Black Chord

1 review
Vivien Goldman

Universe Publishing, 1999

Elegant & Eloquent
Haunting photos with a very intimate feeling to them, and eloquent text make thought-provoking points about black culture, its social impact and the feelings these artists have always had for each other. Getting strengths from each other, they taught us all things about how to be strong. Unique and provocative book. Really enjoyed and learned from it.

Keys For The Kingdom: Level B (Keys for the Kingdom)

1 review
Joseph Martin, David Angerman, ...

Shawnee Press (PA), 2003

Wonderful method program
This series is very easy to use, it teaches all the piano skills needed in progression. The pages are lovely and easy to read, not too busy, but fun and pleasing for children. The songs are from a Christian perspective, many taken from Bible verses. You can use this with your children even if you have no piano skill, but occasionally there are duets in which the piano teacher is expected to ...

New Standard Encyclopedia

1 review

Ferguson Publishing Company, 2002

Priceless Resource
These encyclopedias are very thorough and useful. On several occassions we couldn't find the information we were looking for and this encyclopedia provided it for us. They are quite expensive but worth the expense in their informational value. I would buy them all over again!

Play to Win: The Nonprofit Guide to Competitive Strategy

1 review

Jossey-Bass, 2004

How to develop winning competitive strategies
Play To Win: The Nonprofit Guide To Competitive Strategy describes the value of using competition in furthering the mission of a nonprofit organization. While not denigrating the advantages of collaborative strategies, Play to Win gives the reader useful tools for mining the benefits of a competitive stance, including means to assess a nonprofit's position in the marketplace, how to develop ...

The Lost Squadron: A Fleet of Warplanes Locked in Ice for Fifty Years

1 review
David Hayes

Chartwell Books, 2008

Recovering a P38 Lightning from beneath 250 feet of ice and snow on the Greenland Icecap
In the early months of the US's involvment in WW2, a squadron of P38 Lightnings and 2 B17 "motherships" flying across the Atlantic via Greenland and Iceland were turned back by weather, ran out of fuel and landed on the Greenland icecap. The planes all landed safely and eventually the crew were rescued. The planes remained on the ice in virtually mint condition and eventually become something of ...

Power to the Edge: Command and Control in the Information Age (Information Age Transformation Series)

1 review
David S. Alberts, Richard E. Hayes

Ccrp Publication Series, 2003

CCRP products
This book is provided free to the public through the CCRP web site (they even ship it free). It's a shame someone is trying to make a profit of these books.

Foundations of Lodging Management

1 review
David K. Hayes, Jack D. Ninemeier

Prentice Hall, 2005

Up-to-Date and Detailed
I manage the front desk at a full service hotel. I wanted one book to help me better understand the managers in the rest of the hotel and how they and their departments function. This is it. It is very detailed in my own area, and really does a nice job of showing how all the parts in a hotel inter-relate. Lots of reference material, web site references and realisitc case studies, and an easy to ...

Let's Go On Bypass

1 review
David Hayes

Citilites Press Inc., 2001

Bravo!! Encore!!
I am a perfusionist and I just saw this book in our office today. I only got to thumb through it but I plan on buying my own copy because it is hilarious!!! In case you're wondering, the perfusionist is that obscure person that runs that heart-lung machine for open heart surgery (amongst many other duties and skills). We're the underdog, the unseen, we're stealthy. This is so much fun - I ...

Hotel Operations Management

1 review
David K. Hayes, Jack D. Ninemeier

Prentice Hall, 2003

Hotel Operations Management is an Outstanding Book!
"Hotel Operations Management" takes a comprehensive look at all aspects of hotel management. The coverage of all departments of a hotel is extensive and contemporary. The authors bring industry experience to the book making the information usable and practical. The book is extremely well-written and "user friendly" for anyone to read. As Chair of the Hospitality Management program at the ...

Walled about with God

1 review
OSB, Dom, Jean Prou

Gracewing Publishing, 2005

Enclosed Religious Life
An excellent historical and theological work on the mystery of living an enclosed contemplative life. This book is a must for people considering the enclosed or cloistered life as well as for the curious.

You Can't Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar: The Sandler Sales Institute's 7-Step System for Successful ...

49 reviews
David H. Sandler, John Hayes

Dutton Adult, 1996

This is just a better way to do it.
I spent 20 years in the retail automobile business (quite successfully, I might add), and am proud of the fact I always kept myself open to new ideas, different opinions, and innovative ways of selling successfully. In all of those years, I never learned ANYTHING close to how David Sandler suggests we should sell. While I was successul, I did not find fulfillment in the car business and moved ...

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