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The Click That Teaches: A Step-By-Step Guide in Pictures 13 reviews
Alexandra Kurland
The Clicker Center, 2003
Excellent Guide to Clicker Training Your Horse
Whether you're just getting started clicker training, are an experienced clicker trainer who wishes to translate your skills over to horse training, or have clicker trained your own horse are are simply looking for new ideas and a clearer approach, Alexandra Kurland's book will be an asset to your collection. It gives very clear steps, from introducing the clicker to your horse, to more advanced ...
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Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type (Caldecott Honor Book)196 reviews
Doreen Cronin
Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2000
Click Clack Moo Cows that teach!
My students love this story (ages 7-12)! And I use it to teach students about the democratic process. This is a wonderful story about the options open to people in a democratic society. I have used it to talk about strikes, expressing your opinions and negotiations. DO my 7 year olds get all that from Click Clack Moo, not that they can articulate but they are getting it on some level. And it ...
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On the Track: A Guide to Contemporary Film Scoring8 reviews
Fred Karlin, Rayburn Wright
MacMillan Publishing Company, 1990
The Veda of Film Scoring
Fred Karlin and his orchestration teacher Rayburn Wright both passed away but their spirit comes alive through the pages of this book. Fred's love for film music and to impart fledgling composers to imbibe the intricacies of film music composition is well documented and presented and is current with examples of cues from movies till 2002 in the 2nd edition of the book. Fred's reverence for film ...
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Landing Page Optimization: The Definitive Guide to Testing and Tuning for Conversions18 reviews
Tim Ash
Sybex, 2008
Praxis Oriented and Hands-On, No Blah Blah
The book was written by Tim Ash of SiteTuners.com, a web analytics and site optimization service who does landing page optimization among other things for his living.
It is a real-world and practical guide to landing page testing and optimization without any fluff. It is really for the folks who do the testing and the ones who have to sell it to their boss and need to know about the details of ...
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Click Your Way to Rally Obedience10 reviews
Pamela S. Dennison
Alpine Publications, 2006
Totally Sweet
This book does a lot of stuff for you and your dog pupil(s). It teaches you how to make the dog enjoy working, make concepts super easy for it to grasp, make it so the dog learns the behaviors it needs very, very well, and, of course, tells you what the APDT and AKC rally courses require of you and how to go through the courses and kick butt! Basically it prepares you and your dog for a great, ...
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Click12 reviews
George C. Fraser
McGraw-Hill, 2007
The Dynamic Diva Clicks with Click!!!!!!!
Click is an dynamic book that gives step-by step guidance as to how you can develop advanced networking skills that will help you improve the quality of your relationship with your mate, business partners,clients associates and friends.
Click gives you directions on how to identify if a relationship is healthy or toxic. Most important, Click deals with the business of reconnecting you with the ...
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Click!: The Girl's Guide to Knowing What You Want and Making It Happen7 reviews
Annabel Monaghan, Elisabeth Wolfe
Simon Pulse, 2007
A Must for Teenage Girls
This is a book that no teenage girl should be without. It's never too early for girls to learn how to take control of their destiny.
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Dooby Dooby Moo (Doreen Cronin: Click, Clack, and More)16 reviews
Doreen Cronin
Picture Books, 2008
ONE OF THOSE BOOKS THAT IS SIMPLY FUN TO READ
Farmer Brown (is every farmer in the world named "Brown" or McDonald?") is watching his critters quite closely. There are strange things going on. He notes that Duck has removed an add from the paper announcing a local talent show. First prize is a Trampoline! His toubles begin.
This is one of those works that is absolutly ideal to read aloud to a class of children. There is singing and ...
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AdWords For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))37 reviews
Howie Jacobson
For Dummies, 2007
A must read for Home-Based-Businesses & corporate
I originally read this book to specialize in Google. I read this book 3 times before I started my Adwords account. I use Adwords as a vehicle to sell product through the internet. Howie makes sense. He shows you the good and the bad side of Adwords. Before trying to take on Adwords, read this book first; it'll save you a lot of money!
Since reading this book, I have become a Certified ...
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Adobe Photoshop Elements One-Click Wow!15 reviews
Jack Davis, Linnea Dayton
Pearson Education, 2002
Extend Elements with One-Click Wow effects
When Adobe introduced Photoshop Elements it had a low-end program for newcomers to digital photography. It based the cut-down Elements program on its expensive and complex main Photoshop program. However, when you buy Elements you are actually installing quite a lot of the main program (even though no menu commands exist to use new features), and people have been finding ways to exploit the ...
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Oz Power: How to Click Your Heels and Take Total Charge of Your Life3 reviews
Bill Bauman
Center for Soulful Living, Inc., 2006
Gentle learning
Amazing book. Great depth and still so easy to read. It provides truly joyful learning with loving acceptance of people wherever they are in their path.
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Hits, Clicks and Misses: The Traffic Exchange Experience4 reviews
Jon Olson
Lulu.com, 2007
Great read recommend it to Traffic Exchange Users
OK so I'm done with my 4 days of rotating nights and have time to make this post. During that time I had a chance to read Clicks, Hits and Misses by Jon Olsen not once but twice.
First I would like to say that prior to this book I had never read a book cover to cover who wasn't written by Dr. Seus. Yes this is a complete compliment. I hate to read!!
During my read it brought back alot of ...
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What's Your Net Worth? Click Your Way to Wealth5 reviews
Jennifer Openshaw
Basic Books, 2001
Street-wise tutorial for the aspiring financial wannabe
Fear of our own finances can literally leave us shaking when it comes to taking control of our financial lives. I travel on business, so I take Jennifer Openshaw's book with me on the road! I surf the Web sites she recommends when I have free time, and I read the antecdotes from women she's interviewed on the plane. I have bought numerous copies of the book for co-workers, and will be giving it ...
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The Best of Car Talk: With Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers (National Public Radio's/Cassette)4 reviews
Soundelux Audio Publishing, 1995
One of the best things you can shove into your tape player
If you are new to Car Talk, this tape is a neccessity. Even if you have been listening for years, you may not have heard some of these calls. And if you never have listened to Car Talk, shame on you! The funniest thing on radio is also the funniest thing on tape, and I have found that when Tom and Ray are on my stereo, I can not be in a bad mood. The price is worth the reduction in ...
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From Bricks to Clicks: 5 Steps to Creating a Durable Online Brand5 reviews
Serge Timacheff, Douglas E. Rand
McGraw-Hill, 2002
Great Brand Book...
This book answers a lot of my questions about how to make branding more of a tangible part of business. It is not so much written about the dot-com failures and successes as it is how the web is integrated with a method that's worked for a long time ... which I think is much more compelling. The international/global elements also added a lot because U.S. companies really need to understand this ...
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Click: Volume 1 (Click (Netcomics))4 reviews
Youngran Lee
NETCOMICS, 2007
makes you think...
Click is a story of growing up and letting go of the past. It tells a story of "walking in others shoes" while being lighthearted and funny at times. I really enjoyed this book because it illustrates just how hard it can be to find yourself and stay true to who you are once you do find it.
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Click2 reviews
Dan Whipple
University Press of Colorado, 2001
Real Wyoming
Finally, a book Wyoming can be proud of. Dan Whipple pays attention and gives us book with the people we know and love in Wyoming. Who would have ever thought Wyoming had personalities and politics worthy of detective novel status? Better than watching reruns of Northern Exposure, "Click" is full real people and politics revealed to us one snapshot at a time. I loved our sloppy but ...
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Pay Per Click Search Engine Marketing For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))7 reviews
Peter Kent
For Dummies, 2006
Peter Kent is a star!
Titles in the Dummies series range from very, very bad to very, very good. "Pay Per Click Search Engine Marketing for Dummies" is definitely very, very good. Peter Kent also wrote "Search Engine Optimization for Dummies" which is also very, very good and should be read before "Pay Per Click".
"Pay Per Click" shows off Kent's talent for leading the reader step-by-step through some moderately ...
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Click, Click, Who's There?3 reviews
Koh
Lhk Publishing LLC, 2004
Informative - Rare - Empowerment!
As a former classroom teacher and a current stay at home mom of a 2 & ½ year old daughter, I firmly believe CLICK, CLICK WHO's THERE... is a must read for absolutely every parent and teacher.
Koh's book is a profoundly revolutionary tool for guiding all adults on how to protect and preserve our future generation from the dangers of the Internet. This quick read is informative, simple to ...
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READY, CLICK, WIN! How to Find, Enter and Win Online Sweepstakes4 reviews
Sharon Elaine
Booklocker.com, Inc., 2007
This is the one to buy
I knew when I started out that I wanted to do online contesting. This book, over all the others, gives you precise information on the best websites that list contests and also the best free/or nearly free computer programs to keep your computer clean and bug free. If you are only about online contesting this is a must. Buy it first and you may not have to buy any others.
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