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Body Language Dictionary


What people say is often very different from what they think or feel–but how do you tell? The answer lies in the study of body language. A person’s gestures are very accurate indicators of his or her attitudes, thoughts, desires, or emotions. This book examines aspects of non-verbal communication in a wide variety of everyday contexts. It discusses techniques that show you how to interpret gestures correctly and thus to ‘read’ the underlying thoughts or emotions.
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Be Your Own Doctor with Acupressure


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Are you tired of medicines? Is your disease such as would not be cured by medicines? Do you want to prevent diseases likely to be caused to you and to the members of your family? Do you want to get rid of bad habits (addictions)? Do you wish to remain young for ever? Do you want to maintain your sexual ability for a longer time? Are you an athlete? Do you want to save yourself from injuries? Then you cannot do without acupressure. Acupressure means acupuncture without needles. This therapy has been recognized by the World Health Organization. In Acupressure therapy, the internal organs of the body are favourably influenced when specific points on the skin are methodically pressed. Benefits of Acupressure: Painless and safe; Quick and sure; Treatment may be taken at home; Free from harmful side-effects; No expense-not a single paisa; Very simple-even a child can learn it. ‘Be Your Own Doctor’ is the only book which gives complete, authentic and scientific information regarding acupressure in simple language, delightful style and through numerous photographs.
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Who Moved My Cheese?


The story of Who Moved My Cheese? was created by Dr. Spencer Johnson to help him deal with a difficult change in his life. It showed him how to take his changing situation seriously but not take himself so seriously.
When his friends noticed how much better lifehad become for him, and asked why, Dr. Johnson shared his “Cheese” story. Many later commented how hearing the story had helped them to keep their sense of humor, to change, and to gain something better, too.
Two decades after the story was created, Who Moved My Cheese? was finally published. It soon became a #1 international bestseller, with one million hardcover copies in print within the first sixteen months and over ten million copies within the next two years.
Some critics do not understand why so many people find the book so valuable. They say the story is simple enough for a child to understand, and it insults their intelligence. Some even fear it suggests that people should mindlessly conform to unnecessary changes imposed by others, although that is not in the story.
The author has commented that both the fans and the critics are “right” in their own way. It is not what is in the story of Who Moved My Cheese? but how you interpret it and apply it to your own situation that gives it value.
Hopefully the way you interpret the story of Who Moved My Cheese? and put it into action in your life will help you find and enjoy the “New Cheese” you deserve.
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In the Kitchen: The Costco Way by Tim Talevich



Requirements: PDF Reader, 32 MB
Overview: Fantastic recipes using Costco products. The Costco Way, the newest in a series of cookbooks inspired by the tastes and lifestyles of Costco members.

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Fitness Warrior - No gym required


it's a good read and some great workouts but it seems to be written by a mad man.
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Microsoft SQL Server 2008 A Beginner's Guide by Dusan Petkovic



Requirements: PDF Reader, 6 MB
Overview: There are a couple of reasons why SQL Server, the system that comprises Database Engine, Analysis Services, Reporting Services and Integration.
Services is the best choice for a broad spectrum of end users and database programmers building business applications:
SQL Server is certainly the best system for Windows operating systems, because of its tight integration (and low pricing). Because the number of installed Windows systems is enormous and still increasing rapidly, SQL Server is a widely used system.
Database Engine, as the relational database system component, is the easiest database system to use. In addition to the well-known user interface, Microsoft ofers several diferent tools to help you create database objects, tune your database applications, and manage system administration tasks.

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Programming Microsoft Dymanics NAV by David Sdudebaker



Requirements: PDF Reader, 16 MB
Overview: By embarking on the study of NAV and C/AL, you are joining a high-quality, worldwide group of experienced developers. There is a collegial community of C/AL developers on the Web who readily and frequently share their knowledge. There are formal and informal organizations of NAV-focused users, developers, and vendor frms both on the Web and in various geographic locations. The NAV product is one of the best on the market and it continues to grow and prosper. Welcome aboard and enjoy the journey.

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Tricks of the Micrisoft Office 2007 Gurus by Paul McFredries



Requirements: PDF Reader, 13 MB
Overview: You’ll no doubt be happy to hear that the goal of this book is not to give you a tour of the 98.5 percent (or whatever) of Office features that you maybe unfamiliar with now. I don’t know anyone who wants to learn all of Office. Instead, the purpose here is to share with you the tips, shortcuts, and little-known techniques—in short, the tricks—that I’ve amassed in my nearly 20 years of wrestling with the Office programs. You’ll also no doubt be happy to hear that this book shuns what I call “stunt tricks,” which are those arcane and useless tips that have no purpose in the real world and serve only to show off the knowledge and smarts of the writers. A pox on their houses! This book is grounded firmly in the real world of business and other practical concerns, and the tricks I offer are designed to help you work better, faster, safer, and smarter.

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Microsoft Windows XP Power Productivity by Jim Boyce



Requirements: PDF 27 MB
Overview: Windows XP Power Productivity is geared toward the intermediate to advanced user who is comfortable using Windows and who wants to know how to make everyday tasks easier to accomplish and how to implement many of Windows XP’s advanced features. For example, Windows XP Power Productivity explains not only how to host a website under Windows XP Professional, but also how to run CGI applications on the computer, serve up files with FTP, and create a site that submits information using e-mail. Most of the topics in the book are appropriate for both home and business users.
To get the most from this book, you should be well versed in general Windows concepts and have day-to-day familiarity with the standard features of Windows XP. You don’t need to have a degree in computer science or even know how your computer works behind the scenes. In every case, I’ll tell you how to quickly and easily implement the features discussed in the book.

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Excel 2007 Programming by Denise Etheridge



Requirements: PDF Reader, 29 MB
Overview: This book is for the experienced computer user who wants to find out more about Excel programming. It is also for more experienced Excel users who want to expand their knowledge of the different features that Excel has to offer.

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A Practical Guide to Red Hat Linux by Mark Sobell



Requirements: CHM Reader, 12 MB
Overview: "Since I'm in an educational environment, I found the content of Sobell's book to be right on target and very helpful for anyone managing Linux in the enterprise. His style of writing is very clear. He builds up to the chapter exercises, which I find to be relevant to real-world scenarios a user or admin would encounter. An IT/IS student would find this book a valuable complement to their education. The vast amount of information is extremely well balanced and Sobell manages to present the content without complicated asides and meandering prose. This is a 'must have' for anyone managing Linux systems in a networked environment or anyone running a Linux server. I would also highly recommend it to an experienced computer user who is moving to the Linux platform."

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Linux Desktop Garage by Susan Matteson



Requirements: CHM Reader, 21 MB
Overview: So, you want to know what you're getting into by using Linux. I can tell you what you're getting into: trouble. You're getting into trouble. That's what you usually hear about Linux. Linux has a reputation for being the scary, complex operating system that only ubergeeks should use for running servers. Linux has a reputation for being the operating system that you would never put on your mother's computer, or anyone's computer who isn't a computer genius. Just like my reputation for being a genius, Linux's reputation for being the sole domain of technophiles is not deserved. Actually, I'm not sure if my reputation as a genius exists within any circles, but I think it's a good rumor to get started. Pass on to five friends that I'm a genius, will ya?

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