Online Books

... but yes, I wrote the book. Back when I did it, online poker was legal (and you can still do it if you know how to get around the law), and will be legal again soon ... or so I hope. Anyway, if you ever wanted to learn how to play online poker, this could be the book for you.

I wrote this to be easy to understand. It explains how to find legit sites, how to set up accounts, basic bankroll tips and more. And if enough people like this, I'll submit my fiction to the publisher and have a go with that.

If you buy it, I thank you ahead of time. And if you want to see more from me, drop me a line.

See you at the tables.

Without this book and practice CD you may, and I emphasize may, pass the postal exam, but you will not score high enough to be called in for an interview within your lifetime. The exam requires quick retrieval of memorized information, all rigorously timed. If you don't know what to expect on the exam, and you haven't learned the memorizing strategies taught in this book, you are probably wasting your time. By using the strategies taught within I easily passed the exam with a good score. I also know of others who went into the test cold and failed, one of whom walked out in the middle, frustrated. I presently work for the post office and after talking to the recently hired about their scores have seen that you need a score in the 90s to have a chance, at least in this neck of the woods. Get this book and practice, practice, practice.

I work for a major supplier of prepress hard- and software. It is often difficult to find accurate extensive backgroud information on essential technologies like PostScript or PDF and this book fills this void perfectly. It is a goldmine if you want to look beyond the simple "select this, click that" type of manuals and take an detailed look at the way PostScript, drivers, printercommunication,... work.

I am a software trainer and I am self taught via reading books and testing the software for various client needs.

This books is definitely not a fluff book. I don't use AOL for my personal use but I provide one on one AOL training. This is one of the best written and informative software books I have read! Easy reading, many screenshots and organized very well!

I hope the author writes more books.

This study guide is well-researched and an excellent reference for new educators. The guide is aligned to Praxis' outlined guidelines for professional educator standards, and it provides specific information for the skills compiling each competency. Written by teachers, this guide covers topics including how to manage a classroom, how to motivate students, how students learn, how to grow as an educator, and more. Whether used for a new teacher just entering the classroom or as a reference during your teaching career, this book is a must-have for teachers!

This book is certainly a first of its kind. The number of authors included in this anthology is unprecedented, covering the literature of slavery all the way to the 21st-century. Substantively, it is very engaging and beautifully produced. I found the map to be very useful, as were the well-crafted bibliographies.

If you are trying to cut to the chase and go online to some really good educational sites, then this is the book for you. As an educator, I was spending a lot of my time searching the net for educational sites to help me grow professionally, as well as aid in my classroom instruction. The Table of Contents is organized according to easy-to-understand educational topics of interest which allows the information on a particular site to be easily found. If you are a parent, this book has a section for parents and one for kids, too. There is also a description and commentary of each site which I found particularly helpful before actually going online to that site. For me, this took the guesswork out of going to a site for the first time. In summary, ... A definite must for the 21st century educator.

The fact that the author has been in the same awful position were in now helped a lot! Only wish i'd read it 5 or 6 years ago. Down to the last detail everything has been considered, how to chose the right care home, how to make sure that bills can still be payed without losing the house-even down to how we can make sure that voting rights are secured! Gives a whole knew perspective on age and doesn't shy away from any issues what so ever-in fact the author makes you think about the things we were avoiding!

Would whole heartedley reccommend it to any one who has either left it too late and is having to make decisions for a mother of father or to any one who is ensuring their property, savings and personal choice are protected for when they grow older and have to rely on others.

This is the first peer-reviewed article describing the process for teaching Web-based writing and communication in a college setting.

While it's certainly dated, it still provides a useful historical perspective on the issues and methods used in the business communication classroom.

In a principle centered look at online writing instruction, Hewett and Ehmann prepare the way for the future. They do an outstanding job of defining online pedagogy, explaining this new interaction with the inherent challenges and potential benefits. I think it is a must read for any educator who has already implemented an online writing program or plans to start one. I found the theoretical aspect of the book intriging and loved all the specific examples they use to help the reader understand the actual online interaction and processes. I have not found any other book that comes close to this perspective; it's a real winner!