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Season of Life: A Football Star, a Boy, a Journey to Manhood 77 reviews Jeffrey Marx
Simon & Schuster, 2004
Great Read Enjoyed the book very much. I lived in Baltimore for a couple years but had no idea there were such great things going on in the inner city. Very inspirational!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Someone Else's Yesterday: The Confederate General and Connecticut Yankee - A Past Life Remembered 31 reviews Jeffrey J. Keene
Blue Dolphin Publishing, Inc, 2003
An Amazing Book! "Not yet" was the order given by Colonel John B. Gordon in the Sunken Road to the 6th Alabama soldiers under his command on September 17, 1862. "Not yet" was the response uttered by Jeffrey Keene on October 31, 1992 to a palm reader who had just told him that he died in that Sunken Road on the Antietam battlefield. Not yet . . . .
"Someone Else's Yesterday" chronicles a Connecticut ...
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Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13 48 reviews Jeffrey Kluger, James Lovell
Houghton Mifflin, 1994
Remarkable narrative account This book was the basis for the movie Apollo 13. America had become complacent about our space shots by this time, which is something I still do not understand. But that may be because I worked so long at the Kennedy Space Center and always knew and still understand how dangerous each and every launch is. Apollo 13 was to have been the fifth mission to the moon. But two days into the trip, on ...
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Standing Next to History : An Agent's Life Inside the Secret Service 28 reviews Joseph Petro, Jeffrey Robinson, 2005
No gossip, no name dropping, just an enthralling memoir This is another book I read cover to cover in one sitting. I'm sad that it's over. The thoughtfulness and ethics and, well, honor of the writer touched me. Lots of cool insider info without compromising security. No bitchy backstabbing. No gratuitous back-slapping either. A very easy read that I couldn't tear myself away from. A couple months back, the current president was in my city for a ...
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Taking Your Talent to the Web: A Guide for the Transitioning Designer 31 reviews Jeffrey Zeldman
New Riders Publishing, 2001
Most excellent A thorough, comprehensive and usable book for people trying to migrate from traditional media into the (sometimes) scary world of new media. Jeffrey Zeldman's unique voice permeates the entire book, holds your hand, and gently guides you through the ups & downs of working with the web. His examples are concise and to the point, his writing style (as always) humorous and friendly, and, most ...
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CLR via C#, Second Edition (Pro Developer) 42 reviews Jeffrey Richter
Microsoft Press, 2006
Are you a .NET developer? What? You haven't read this book? Possess a driving license? That probably means you know the mechanics that makes cars work. Thereby the skill necessary to ferry ourselves to and from places in daily life.
Wait, what has this gotta do with reviewing a technical computing book?
Well, you knew incorrect air pressure worsens tyre grip, accelerates wear & tear, and reduces fuel efficient, right? You knew improper engine tuning ...
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The Voice Actor's Guide to Home Recording 31 reviews Jeffrey P. Fisher; Harlan Hogan
Artistpro, 2005
2nd Edition Out Soon This is an excellent guide and for all those noting it would be nice for an updated version I see that it is almost here and you can pre-order it now.
From the product description:
This new edition of this bestselling bible for voiceover home recording has been completely updated to cover all the exciting new technology and delivery options currently available.
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The Freedom Star 32 reviews Jeffrey H. Andrews
Amazon, 2007
Excellent, I want more I was immediately intrigued by the title of this story and when I started reading this download I was hooked. Mr. Andrews does a fantastic job of connecting the reader to the characters. His writing style is very descriptive and easy to follow and I was able to imagine the story in my mind...a must for any good book in my opinion! He definitely left me wanting more- not just from this story, but ...
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Handwriting Analysis : Putting It to Work for You 46 reviews Andrea McNichol, Jeffrey A. Nelson
McGraw-Hill, 1994
wow so awesome Carrying the knowledge that i got from this book is like carrying a swiss army knife with you everywhere you go. i looked back at cards and "good luck in college" signatures in my yearbook and found very interesting things, that i know are true since i knew the people. the handwritings really do match the personalities. i analyze every piece of handwriting i now see! my coworkers, ads on the ...
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Could It be B12?: An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses 29 reviews Sally M. Pacholok, Jeffrey J. Stuart
Quill Driver Books, 2005
This is a Must Read! This book contains critical information that could change the lives of many people. Anyone with any sort of unexplained health problems, from Alzheimers to leg pain to autism, must read this. I also wish every doctor would read it and become more aware of the prevalence of B12 deficiency. After reading it at the library, I bought a copy for myself and one for my doctor.
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Even Angels Ask: A Journey to Islam in America 21 reviews Jeffrey Lang
Amana Publications, 1997
Humbling... This is without a doubt a must read book for anyone raised in the West, specifically in America, who is intrigued by Islam as a viable spiritual path. In spite of the stereotypes and media bashing that takes place regarding Islam and Muslims there are many in the West who are converting. Mr. Lang is one of them. The story of his journey is told humbly, cautiously, even reservedly. And this ...
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The Ivory Tower: The Many Steps in Life 19 reviews Jeffrey Lynn Ivory
Authorhouse, 2003
The Ivory Tower The many Steps in Life This book should be handed out to every man,women and Child This book has inspired me in so many ways I can't simply explain.The Arthur of this book has shown me pure genius in his words and wisdom. I pray that one day that I can achieve a fraction of his wisdom and intellect.God has called on this man to continue his works and I can't wait to read the next one.May God continue to bless your soul ...
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Discovering the World: Thirteen Stories 17 reviews Thomas Jeffrey Vasseur
Mercer University Press, 2001
Jesus Sinned? I first off have to confess that even though I've had Dr. Vasseur as a professor, I haven't read all the stories in this collection. Perhaps that makes me unqualified to write this review, but I can say with conviction that the picture he paints of Larry Holman in 'The Sins of Jesus' is so Christ-like as to be worthy of being set right beside Jesus' own passion as narrated in the Gospel ...
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Suzy Prudden's Spot Reducing Program 24 reviews Suzy Prudden, Jeffrey Sussman
Workman Pub Co, 1979
Xenophanes Good book. I have owned this since I was a child. It was a great portal into many of these classic Sci Fi books as I would have never heard about them otherwise. Barlowe has a fantastic nack for bringing life to these aliens. Highly recommended.
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Beyond the Grave: The Right Way and the Wrong Way of Leaving Money to Your Children (And Others) 25 reviews Gerald M. Condon, Jeffrey L. Condon
Harpercollins, 1995
Do right by your kids...get this book I have several estate planning books...the "how to" type and they are great. This is the book you need to read before you start filling in the blanks. I wish my parents had read this book. It would have saved my family relationships. This book gives you the basic information you need before drawing up your trust. Protect your beneficiaries and prevent family conflict by reading this book!
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The Portofino Deception 18 reviews Jeffrey S. Stephens
IBooks, Inc., 2007
Great book - couldn't put it down This books grabs you from the first page and takes the reader on a globe-trotting adventure into the world of counter-terrorism. The exploits of ex-CIA agent Jordan Sandor will leave you breathless as he races against time to prevent a world-wide terrorist plot.
Can't wait for the next one...this would make a terrific movie.
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Monster Careers : How to Land the Job of Your Life 18 reviews Jeffrey Taylor, Douglas Hardy, 2004
Highly Recommended I highly recommend this book for anyone in a job search. The exercises in part 2 "Preparing Your Search" have given me so much more confidence by helping me understand my own accommplishments and value to employers.
It's a little annoying that the book refers to worksheets online that don't appear to actually be available.
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Seductions of Rice 20 reviews Jeffrey Alford, Naomi Duguid
Artisan, 2003
Great Cookbook and More This was one of those cookbooks that I glanced through at the bookstore, liked it, put down and then went on my way yet it never left my mind. I've found when I do that I might as well buy the thing the next time around. So I did and I was not disappointed.
As others have said its part cookbook, part travelouge organized by geography. I found this to be an interesting combination. I bought the ...
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Chicken Soup for the Gardener's Soul: Stories to Sow Seeds of Love, Hope and Laughter (Chicken Soup for the ... 16 reviews Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, ...
Health Communications, 2001
Soul-satisfying! This heartwarming, soul-satisfying collection of stories is a beautiful testimony to the special knowledge held dearly by every gardener, regardless of if they are first-timers or veterans. Even the smallest gardens have the ability to uplift our lives with the magical, unique understanding that they are living reminders of the potential beauty of the world. Sharon Galligar Chance, Times Record ...
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Major Conflict: One Gay Man's Life in the Don't-Ask-Don't-Tell Military 17 reviews Jeffrey Maj Usa (Ret) Mcgowan
Broadway, 2005
Eye opening about the effects of "don't ask, don't tell" and very heartfelt This book is a very heartfelt account of the life of one gay US soldier. It spans roughly two decades: it starts with McGowan's time in the ROTC and goes up to his promotion to Major and his choice to leave the army (with a short epilogue on McGowan's life after the military and his marriage in New Paltz).
I think the book portrays very well the enormous difficulties and the psychological tolls ...
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