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Straight to the Bottom Line: An Executive's Roadmap to Class Supply Management

8 reviews
Robert A. Rudzki, Douglas A. Smock, ...

J. Ross Publishing, 2005

Complexity Made Easy
Straight to the Bottom Line explains well to the layman why Western companies need a new strategy to cope with the massive shift to outsourcing and Asian manufacturers. I particularly enjoyed the chapter ("A Tale of Two Spenders") describing the lack of collaboration in the American automotive industry in the past 15 years and how that approach impacted Detroit's inability to establish an ...

Color Schemes Made Easy (Better Homes & Gardens)

10 reviews
Shelley Stewart, Better Homes and Gardens Books, ...

Better Homes and Gardens, 2004

A good reference book
Learning from experience takes too long. It is better to read this book so that designing with the right combination of colours is more cost effective and less hassle.

The Road South: A Memoir

9 reviews
Shelley Stewart, Nathan Hale Turner

Grand Central Publishing, 2003

Unforgettable
I don't know how to start this, but I just got to write something about this book. If this book don't affect you to the point of sadness or tears, I don't know what to say for you. This book was nothing short of a miracle. I have encountered people with similar backgrounds and they just get by, and expect you to feel sorry for them. With Mr.Stewart, you just want to applaud him. The fact that ...

Great Traditional Style

1 review
Shelley Stewart

Meredith Books, 2006

A gorgeous book!
Beautiful book. Absolutely gorgeous pictures. I poured through it to get ideas for window treatments in our new traditional-style home. Very inspirational.

Opening Tricks
Jacqueline Pearce, Diana C. Aspin, ...

Thistledown Press, 1998

Opening Tricks fills a void that has long existed in the Canadian literary landscape: humourous short fiction for young adults. These stories represent a wide range of themes and styles, from the ironies and banalities of everyday teenage life, to the strange, bizarre world of the imagination.