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Business Innovation and Disruptive Technology: Harnessing the Power of Breakthrough Technology ...for ...

2 reviews
Nicholas D. Evans

FT Press, 2002

How to create new ways to extract new forms of business value
The best business books develop a core concept or respond to a question of compelling importance. Nicholas Evans does so in this volume, responding to two separate but related questions: 1. Which emerging and disruptive technologies will not only be the next differentiators and sources of competitive advantage but also be the next sources of solid business value for enterprise operations? ...

Seven Stars: The Okinawa Battle Diaries of Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr. and Joseph Stilwell (Texas a & M ...

1 review
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Joseph Warren Stilwell

Texas A&M University Press, 2004

A welcome addition to military reference shelves
Seven Stars collects the battle diaries of two starkly different generals from the World War II battles fought at Okinawa. Lieutenant General Buckner was a straight laced, clockwork-precision type who preferred to use artillery and tanks to reduce entrenched positions, while General Stilwell was a short-tempered outsider who disdained set-piece battles in favor of maneuver. In addition to ...

The Smoke Jumper

112 reviews
Nicholas Evans

Dell, 2002

Awesome Book! Nicholas Evans Can Write! A++++
I enjoyed this book from the first page until the last of it. Ed, Connor, and Julia were the three musketeers that made up the story. Ed met Julia early on in the book, and the two fell in love and planned to marry. Julia was a child psychologist, and Ed a musician. Ed always had serious diabetes problems, and throughout this book events will change their lives. Connor was a photographer, and ...

Statistical Distributions

7 reviews
Merran Evans, Nicholas Hastings, ...

Wiley-Interscience, 2000

the only book you'll ever need on distributions
This is the most thorough reference on distributions that I have found. The information contained about each distribution is concisely stated in a few pages - you would probably have to look in several books to get the same material. Most useful to people writing digital simulations is instructions on how to generate the distribution using random number generators. This is especially useful if ...

THE HORSE WHISPERER

633 reviews
NICHOLAS EVANS

CORGI ADULT, 1998

The Horse Whisper
I loved this book, and was thoroughly delighted with it as excellent fiction. I was impacted from start to end, even after treasuring the film version. I saw different character development, which was fine for these imperfect people. They healed while the horse did; that was the point. The love affair was poignant, and I felt both Tom and Annie fought their passionate emotions for each other ...

The Loop

209 reviews
Nicholas Evans

Delacorte Press, 1998

good but so sad
This is a good book but so sad. Almost sad enough to say that I didn't like it. But I did like it but being a wolf lover it was so hard to read. It's so sad to know that there are people that would really want to destroy wolves.

Atlas of Osteopathic Techniques (Point (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins))

1 review
Alexander S Nicholas, Evan A Nicholas

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007

okay, but you should really wait for the next edition
i'm a second-year D.O. student right now, and we were required to purchase this (very overpriced) book for our OMT class. it's nice to have a full-color atlas of techniques, but the pros of this book stop there. in nearly every lab, we are told about another omission or typographical error. not all of the techniques that we are required to learn are in the book. to make it even more ...

Evaluating Research in Communicative Disorders (5th Edition)

3 reviews
Nicholas Schiavetti, Dale Evan Metz

Allyn & Bacon, 2005

Great reference manual and text!
This was one of my very first books in graduate school and it was the key to understanding all of the literature I'll ever need to read. This text fully explains how to break down highly technical research into easily understandable and useful material. Now I feel confident in picking up any piece of research and knowing whether it is a valid and reliable source of information. I can also ...

The Divide

56 reviews
Nicholas Evans

Bantam Press, 2005

Rich, nourishing read
After a bit of a slow start (too much detail about the initial discovery, I think), this one is a real page-turner, and I could not put it down. I love Evans' descriptive style and his plot is rich and well-developed. I was particularly impressed by how he got into Sarah's head in terms of her reaction to the breakup of her marriage. I've been through a similar experience, and trust me, her ...

El Hombre Que Susurraba Al Oído De Los Caballos (The Horse Whisperer)

1 review
Nicholas Evans

Plaza & Janes Editores, S. A., 1998

Previsible historia sobre vida, pasión y amor imposible
Deja esta novela un regusto ambiguo, a medio camino entre la almibarada felicidad de los cuentos infantiles y el resginado sufrimiento de "Los Puentes de Madison". Un planteamiento inicial prometedor construido sobre una original idea (un hombre que sana las mentes de los caballos) va perdiendo intensidad a medida que la historia transcurre, para acabar convirtiéndose en una reflexión más sobre ...

THE LOOP
NICHOLAS EVANS

BANTAM PRESS, 1998

The Smoke Jumper
Nicholas Evans

Delacorte Press, 2001

Launch the Intruders: A Naval Attack Squadron in the Vietnam War 1972.(Book review): An article from: Air & ...
Nicholas Evan Sarantakes

Thomson Gale, 2006

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Keystone: The American Occupation of Okinawa and U.S.-Japanese Relations (Foreign Relations and the ...

4 reviews
Nicholas Evan Sarantakes

Texas A&M University Press, 2001

A good look at Okinawa
In this thorough and well-written work, Professor Nicholas Sarantakes relates the story of how the United States occupied and controlled the strategically vital region of Okinawa after World War II, and held it until the early 1970s. No issue is ignored: Sarantakes combines politics, diplomacy, strategy, and even culture in this detailed look at a controversial American policy. A number of ...

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