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I am a Cardinal Fan, however, my best friend is a Cub Fan. We enjoy seeing Cub/Cardinal games live. He absolutely loved it.

THIS BOOK IS A GREAT ADDITION FOR ANY FAN. NOT ONLY LA BUT IT'S ALSO GOT ALOT OF OTHER BASEBALL INFO AND TONS OF PICS. EZ TO READ AND FIGURE OUT.
THANKS AGAIN. LBSMITH

From understanding how blood sugars affect overall health to what constitutes appropriate exercise and how to judge the heatlh effects of fast food, 101 Tips For Simplifying Diabetes provides an easy question-and-answer format to answer some of the more common questions posed by diabetics. The format lends to an easier understanding of the condition than most would allow.

This is an excellent training source in combinatorics for mathematics olympiads and contests.

Problems in this book are divided into 2 sets, with each set containing 51 problems. Problems in the first set are introductory ones (hence, relatively easy), and that in the second set are advanced problems (And harder, much harder indeed in the last few problems). Problems are very well selected and carefully organized according to their difficulty and technic involved. They span from the very easy first some enumerative problems to the really hard IMO-level, even notorious National-MO problems. Moreover, problems are up-to-date hence it avoids well-known cliche problems. The book is published in the end of 2002, and in this book some of the 102 problems are selected from the IMO that year!

As a regular lecturer of Taiwan's IMO team, I highly recommend this problem book.

I deeply consider that this is a very stimulating problem book that contains a variety of problems and their solutions.
This book is of high interest to anyone who wishes to pursue research in elementary trigonometry and its applications. It is also excellent for students who want to enhance their skills in elementary mathematics to support their research in other fields such as geometry, algebra or mathematical analysis. Some of the problems contained in the book are also suitable for undergraduate students.
I STRONGLY recommend this book to all who wish to find an excellent source of interesting and modern problems in trigonometry.

Mr. Elston has done a marvelous job of writing and researching this look at the glory that is Inland Empire sports. What a legacy--from Spokane's "big stars" like Mark Rypien, John Stockton, and Tom Sneva--to the less known founding fathers of our rich legacy like Stan Witter, to our championship Spokane Jets, Indians, and WSU Cougars -- this book is certainly a must read for not only the local residents of our beautiful region, but any fan of sports, as well! Bravo, Mr. Elston!

While the second updated edition of 122 Ways to Build Teams is written with schools in mind, it's reviewed here in our 'Business Books' area for its wealth of information suitable for any team-building endeavor. From designing an initial agenda and creating productive team-building conferencing to codes of conduct, unearthing leaders within teams, and using processes in classroom and teaching settings, 122 WAYS TO BUILD TEAMS is a 'must' for not just schools, but for any serious business pursuit.

Great active learning, OD and training tools to assist professionals with assessment, team deployment, change implementation, creating a learning systems, leadership, etc.. There are 40 reproducible activities, handouts, assessments and guides by leading training and OD professionals. The tools are 1-5 page nuggets designed for easy use. I am a contributor (The Circle of Organizational Change) and am very proud to be part of this effort. I have already used 3 of the tools/activities with clients of mine... very succesful. Buy it now!!!

The biggest management secret is that managers know who is not producing and they know what isn't working, and they don't do anything about it. And why not? John H. Zenger argues that shameless managers know productivity is lagging. Every day, says he, managers deliberately overlook people and conditions that limit productivity. While he scolds such oversight, he also offers a cure. Managers must wake up and attend to reversing unproductive trends in their work places. By eliminating bureaucracy, streamlining processes, and giving employees the skills to do excellent work, managers can incite a productivity revolution. This sure-handed, action-oriented guide provides direct suggestions and ready-to-use tools. True to its word - that bigger is not better - this short book will help managers transform their work environments into places where things get done and quickly. If you want to work in, or manage, a place like that, we recommend this book to you.

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