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An Inspiration, AgainReview Date: 2008-05-05
Good points, stories and easy to readReview Date: 2008-04-25
I also appreciate the focus on how to treat and engage employees, especially because they are foundation to customer happiness (Jack's other book called Hug Your Customers: The Proven Way to Personalize Sales and Achieve Astounding Results is about that).
This is an easy to read book and great for sharing with your boss, your workplace and your friends.
easy to understandReview Date: 2008-04-07
Well Done Jack!Review Date: 2008-03-17
K Martin - President/CEO, Signature Custom Cabinetry, Inc.
A "Must Have" for Every ManagerReview Date: 2008-04-01
Dr. John A. Davis
Faculty Chair, Families in Business Program
Harvard Business School

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iLumina is awesome!Review Date: 2008-07-04
Wonderful Resource for the Entire FamilyReview Date: 2008-06-10
Great Encyclopedia!Review Date: 2008-03-26
software for the whole familyReview Date: 2008-03-25
The only complaint I have is the scrolling arrow it is a bit to fast, so I use the bar instead. Great resource for any age of beliver.
The Answer to The WayReview Date: 2007-12-27
We finally have a program that reflects the Love and completeness any Christian would expect for the greatest occurrence of all time.
We have allowed the world to take the lead in using technology to reinforce their own ungodly ways, but this program more then meets the challenge of catching up and conveying the Gospel to this techno age. This software is more then worthy of our purchase and it is so reasonably priced for what you receive. Ilumina continues in its own way to stimulate continued study and refreshment in G_d's Word in this so easily distracted society.
From novice to the learned, "Ilumina Gold Premium Software" will place a smile onto the heart of every believer who is seeking G_d's Grace and Wisdom.
May His Love for You shine forth guiding you as you seek Him.
Shalom

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Can't Find/Train/Keep Good Employees?Review Date: 2007-06-12
Instant Team BuildingReview Date: 2007-05-07
Building great teams ... starts hereReview Date: 2007-03-13
Great value for the price!!!
Read any of Brad Sugars instead of RICH DAD AND YOUReview Date: 2006-12-30
Team ... The secret to success.Review Date: 2006-07-01
Jim


Excellent overview of ITIL v2Review Date: 2007-08-01
Excelente libro en español sobre ITIL FoundationsReview Date: 2006-08-09
Cubre de forma detallada cada uno de los procesos ITIL a nivel de sus objetivos, alcances, actividades, roles, etc. así como la relación con el resto de dichos procesos.
What's the difference?Review Date: 2006-02-09
Could someone point out the difference(s) in content between vs " IT Service Management: An Introduction (Paperback) by Jan Van Bon, George Kemmerling, Dick Pondman " published Sep'2002 ?
And why is the latter always 4-6 weeks availability?
Recommended but Replaced?Review Date: 2006-04-05
Essential reading for those new to ITILReview Date: 2006-01-11
If what you need is a good, serviceable introduction to ITIL that will give you excellent preparation for passing the ITIL Foundations exam, look no further than this book. It can be hard to get hold of, as it's understandably a very popular title right now, but it's worth tracking down and getting your hands on it; the price is certainly right, and the "just the basic facts" presentation makes for quick reading and good comprehension.
I do business process improvement work for a living; I have taken formal ITIL and CMMI training, and have also read a lot of books in this field.
If you're looking for the best introductory ITIL book on the market, this is absolutely it.

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A Hilarious Book We Use as a College TextReview Date: 2008-06-16
Our students include pre-school, middle school, high school, and college teachers, and even administrators. In spite of the fact that LAUGH AND LEARN was written primarily from a trainer's point of view, we find that it offers good stuff for all. We're delighted to report that the response to the book (and the class) has been excellent. We highly recommend this book for virtually any teaching professional.
Terrific book that really lives up to its titleReview Date: 2006-04-27
Doni Tamblyn does a terrific job not only showing the reader how to easily and safely insert humor, she also references fascinating research that clearly supports why humor is so critical to the learning process. The book is written in a friendly, approachable style that makes it a fun read, and I appreciate the handy index to the "95 Ways" listed at the beginning of the book for quick reference.
I highly recommend this book not only to other professional trainers, but to speakers and presenters of all types. Personally, after trying some of Tamblyn's strategies, I not only feel more confident in front of a room, but hey, I'm having more fun too. You can't beat that!
Terrific book that really lives up to its titleReview Date: 2006-04-27
Doni Tamblyn does a terrific job not only showing the reader how to easily and safely insert humor, she also references fascinating research that clearly supports why humor is so critical to the learning process. The book is written in a friendly, approachable style that makes it a fun read, and I appreciate the handy index to the "95 Ways" listed at the beginning of the book for quick reference.
I highly recommend this book not only to other professional trainers, but to speakers and presenters of all types. Personally, after trying some of Tamblyn's strategies, I not only feel more confident in front of a room, but hey, I'm having more fun too. You can't beat that!
Laugh and Learn!Review Date: 2005-02-01
I'm reading this book, and I sense it is what I have been waiting for. I believe Doni Tamblyn has really nailed it. She's given structure to what seems to be the very complex art of effective teaching. I'll start giving her methods a try by using the "smooth" vs "crunchy" approach for initiating group/team work, and by finally using some of those cartoons I've been accumulating for years.
I'm also thinking about how I could apply some of her ideas to my online distance learning courses, where teaching and learning are not in a traditional classroom. This environment lacks the needed spontaneity, but I could see what would happen if I divided my online class into small discussion teams competing for bonus points for "fabulous prizes" to be awarded at our once-per-week lab meetings.
I appreciate that Ms. Tamblyn has combined her comedic experience with Dewey's ideas, theories of motivation, accelerated learning, and optimal/compatible brain learning, the
Koran, the Talmud, famous quotes, tips on psychology and comedic delivery, and has taken the time to share her synthesis of them in a book. Her Laugh and Learn is not only a great how-to book, but also a scholarly piece of work. I don't usually find how-to books with an index, references, endnotes, so many examples, and a case study! (Her "anatomy of a creative learning module" is precious.) Thank you, Ms. Tamblyn!"
LAUGH AND LEARN--A HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER'S FERVENT HOPEReview Date: 2004-02-21
Through a combination of data compiled from brain-compatible research, and an enormous catalogue of easy to read, easy to implement student activities, Tamblyn makes the compelling case that creative thought flourishes best when learners are first instructed to avoid being clever and original. While the ultimate goal may be to reach heights of innovative thinking, Tamblyn assures us that such heights will more than likely be reached when the learner's mind is relaxed enough to begin making the connections that distinguish the truly interesting thought from the mundane.
In each chapter, Tamblyn discusses the hows and whys of encouraging learners to lose their anxiety and increase their joy as they discover the creative process within themselves. Although the book is a virtual treasure trove of fun activities for students, my favorites have been the "mind map" and the "finish the sentence ball toss." (You have to read the book to find out why these activities are such big fun!) Again, the idea behind each activity is to "sneak up" on the creative drive before it has a chance to realize that it is being scrutinized and therefore shut down like a wall flower at a jr. high school dance.
At least one or two days a week, I incorporate a Laugh and Learn activity into my lesson plans. My students love the program. And their test scores and projects reflect the influence of Tamblyn's techniques upon greater retention of content and increased motivation for success. This is nothing short of a miracle, when you consider the natural reluctance of teenagers to try anything that might make them look "uncool" in front of their classmates.
Laugh and Learn is both brilliant and of enormous practical benefit--two qualities not often found in teacher training manuals. Tamblyn's book should occupy a special place on every educator's desk. Five stars, Ms. Tamblyn, five stars and more...

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Help for Leaders and CoachesReview Date: 2008-06-18
David J. Mahoney, Ph.D.
Psychologist, Consultant, Executive Coach
Whitefish, Montana
Practical step-by-step guide to improve your leadership skillsReview Date: 2008-07-06
I was talking with a woman who is a sponsor in a 12-step program who asked me if I knew of a book that would help to improve her coaching skills with her clients. I recommended this book. She called back a few weeks later after applying the tools in the book and had gotten great results. She is now going to use the book to teach other sponsors.
Sabrina Braham M.A. CPC WomensLeadershipSuccess.com
A practical book to apply in the corporate world.Review Date: 2007-06-03
Emotional Intelligence for leaders made simple Review Date: 2007-09-23
Leaders' PlaybookReview Date: 2007-09-17
Dr. Tammy Wong, Fostering Executive Leadership, Inc.
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An inspirational storyReview Date: 2001-04-04
A Great StoryReview Date: 1999-12-27
Great book-one of Haley's bestReview Date: 1999-01-30
A Very Moving, Poignant Multigenerational Epic!Review Date: 2008-02-05
Like a warm blanket!Review Date: 2000-03-23


Mending the SoulReview Date: 2008-05-27
Excellent book for the abused and preventers of abuseReview Date: 2008-01-14
Great Resource BookReview Date: 2007-02-21
This book has been and will continue to be, a very helpful resource for me to use on my own road to healing.
I highly recommend this book.
Mending the Soul by Steven R. TracyReview Date: 2007-02-01
excellent book on reconcilliationReview Date: 2007-02-10

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Very informative!Review Date: 2007-08-14
Excellent resouce for deployment of XPReview Date: 2004-08-23
a Clear and useful guideReview Date: 2004-08-17
looking for. Standardizing all of my desktops to Windows XP will be a challenge and the most challenging part seems to be honing in on what my team needs to know.
This book lays it out so you can read through topics quickly while keeping the big picture in play. When I begin my project I am sure it will be a constant companion to help me though some of the tough spots.
Thanks Jerry!
Still good - years laterReview Date: 2006-01-18
In short, everything you need to know about preparing Windows XP for deployment using the Microsoft approved and supported tools and methods is found inside. The authors cover in-depth the planning one should take within the environment to configure, deploy, and manage a desktop. You are instructed on the proper way to prepare the desktop for mass distribution, configure and run the utilities to ensure that the final OS image is not deployed duplicating network identification data, as well as running user state migration to transfer settings between builds. Distribution technologies, such as RIS and SMS are covered, although any commonly used third party utility, such as Symantec Ghost is not. There are also chapters dedicated to reviewing service pack and hotfix management, group policy management, as well as software updates (to Microsoft products, such as Microsoft Office 2003). And lastly, you are given a few different syntax guides to such things as SysPrep and Administrative Templates.
I believe, however, that this title could use a second edition. Even when it was released, some of the services covered were on their way out, and two years later, entire chapters of this book are now useless for many. For example, chapter 17 deals with distribution of XP via Microsoft SMS 2.0. Today, SMS 2003 is the standard and deployment of desktops and servers can be done using a feature pack. As the bulk of the Windows XP preparation has not changed, adding the SMS 2003 information would add a great deal of value. This book also talks about using Windows PE as a management OS for deployment. In 2003, WinPE was not available to many (and is still not, although that availability is on the rise and this book does point you to WinPE alternatives), although it is included and licensed in SMS 2003. The current WinPE section is still very informative, but a refresh overview to cover the changes in the more widely available version would be nice. The different service packs released for Windows XP also bring about new components of the OS as well as new generations of deployment tools, such as SysPrep. Again, although the current information is still very useful, a second edition could cover those changes to the OS and tools.
All things considered, this is still an excellent title and for the most part is as relevant today as when it was released. Administrators looking for an informational source on configuring and packaging the OS itself will find great value here, whereas those looking for information on the deployment mechanisms may need additional books / material in addition to what is presented here, especially if you are not planning on using Microsoft technologies.
The right tool for Desktop DeploymentReview Date: 2005-02-25

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Understanding the Millennial MindsetReview Date: 2008-03-22
Have you ever been stunned to have a parent show up at an interview?
Are you frustrated that your new hires are already insisting on flextime?
If so, this is a book you need on your bookshelves!
Cindy Ventrice
author of Make Their Day! Employee Recognition That Works
This book should be called the Millennials Recipe for Success!Review Date: 2008-03-11
As a 20-year HR professional, and now employee benefits specialist, I found this book to be filled with great insights. Now I give it to clients as a gift and they always comment on how informative it was. It's an essential millennials recipe for success. Jenny Vonderwerth, HR and Benefits Consultant, CA Lic. #0E54998, Liberty Benefit Insurance Services
Lisa get's it!Review Date: 2008-02-16
Catherine Cifford
Co-founder YourOnRamp.com
Author, Your Career OnRamp
A Must Read for AllReview Date: 2007-11-13
Lisa has done a great deal of research, and hands you practical assistance we all need in working with the new milennials. And they are a different breed of cat!
Also check out her earlier work called Chickonomics - it's also a great read filled with practical tips on this growing workforce segment.
A must read guide to understanding Generation Y employeesReview Date: 2007-11-13
Millenials Incorporated is a great resource book that will quickly give executives and HR managers all the right pointers to not only motivate and retain millenials, but also to maximize the employer-employer relationship.
Author Lisa Orrell is providing on-site seminars and workshops to large corporations all over the country that realize this is a must-learn (and quickly) subject. You can have access to all of her tips and tricks and deep expertise at a fraction of the cost by reading this fascinating and helpful book.
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