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Excel for Chemists : a Comprehensive Guide with CD-ROM. by Billo, E. Joseph

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Maximizing Project Value : a Project Manager's Guide. by Goodpasture, John

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(Re)considering what we know : learning thresholds in writing, composition, rhetoric, and literacy

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Virtual banking : a guide to innovation and partnering by Schatt, Dan

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Mobile learning : a handbook for developers, educators, and learners by McQuiggan, Scott

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J.K. Lasser's guide to self-employment : taxes, strategies, and money-saving tips for schedule C filers by Weltman, Barbara, 1950-

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Software project estimation : the fundamentals for providng high quality information to decision makers by Abran, Alain, 1949-

Table of Contents: “…Customers-Suppliers: The Risk Transfer Game in Estimation 28 -- 1.9. Summary -- Estimating Process, Roles, and Responsibilities 28 -- Exercises 30 -- Term Assignments 31 -- 2. …”
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IBM TotalStorage : SAN product, design, and optimization guide

Table of Contents: “…3.2.8 Communication -- 3.3 Buffers -- 3.4 Addressing -- 3.4.1 World Wide Name -- 3.4.2 WWN and WWPN -- 3.4.3 24-bit port address -- 3.4.4 Loop address -- 3.4.5 FICON addressing -- 3.5 Fabric services -- 3.5.1 Management services -- 3.5.2 Time services -- 3.5.3 Name services -- 3.5.4 Login services -- 3.5.5 Registered State Change Notification -- 3.6 Logins -- 3.6.1 Fabric login -- 3.6.2 Port login -- 3.6.3 Process login -- 3.7 Path routing mechanisms -- 3.7.1 Spanning tree -- 3.7.2 Fabric Shortest Path First -- 3.7.3 What is FSPF? …”
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Culture wars : an encyclopedia of issues, viewpoints, and voices

Table of Contents: “…. -- Election of 2000 -- Election of 2008 -- Endangered Species Act -- English as the Official Language -- Enola Gay Exhibit -- Environmental Movement -- Equal Rights Amendment -- Evangelicalism -- Executive Compensation -- Factory Farms -- Faith-Based Programs -- Falwell, Jerry -- Family Values -- Farrakhan, Louis -- Federal Budget Deficit -- Federal Communications Commission -- Felt, W. …”
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Machine learning in image steganalysis by Schaathun, Hans Georg

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Breathe a New Fire : How to Compete and Win in the New Global Economy Co-Opetition of East and West. by Wiley

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Documents on the Holocaust : selected sources on the destruction of the Jews of Germany and Austria, Poland, and the Soviet Union

Table of Contents: “…Part One: Germany and Austria -- 1 The Program of the National-Socialist (Nazi) German Workers' Party -- 2 Anti-Jewish Plans of the Nazis Published Before Their Rise to Power -- 3 The National-Socialist Party and the German National (Conservative) Party, Essay by Hitler, 1922 -- 4 Extracts from Mein Kampf by Hitler -- 5 Extracts from Hitlers Zweites Buch -- 6 Results of Elections to the German Reichstag, 1919-1933 -- 7 Organization of the Anti-Jewish Boycott of April 1, 1933 -- Instructions Given by the National-Socialist Party -- 8 From Goebbels' Diary on the Boycott -- 9 Exchange of Letters Between Hindenburg and Hitler Concerning the Status of Jews Who Served in the German Army -- 10 Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service, April 7, 1933 -- 11 First Regulation for the Implementation of the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service, April 11, 1933 -- 12 Instructions by Minister of Economics on the Position of Jews in German Trade, September 1933 -- 13 Proposal by Frank for a Pause in Anti-Jewish Agitation -- 14 "Wear It with Pride, The Yellow Badge," Article by Robert Weltsch -- 15 Proclamation by the Central Committee of German Jews for Relief and Reconstruction -- 16 The Position of the German Jews, As Seen by Alfred Wiener, of the Leadership of the Centraiverein -- 17 Martin Buber on the Tasks of the Center for Jewish Adult Education -- 18 Activities of the Study Institute for Jewish Adult Education -- 19 Chaim Arlosoroff on the Need for Ha'avara -- 20 Regulations by the German Ministry of Economics of August 1933, Concerning Conditions for Ha'avara -- 21 Proclamation of the (New) Reichsvertretung, September 1933 -- 22 Memorandum from the Organization of Independent Orthodox Communities to the German Chancellor, October 1933 -- 23 Request of the Reich Union of Jewish Veterans for the Coopting of Former Jewish Front-Soldiers for Duties in the German Reich, October 1933 -- 24 Instruction for Jewish Public Elementary Schools, January 1934 -- 25 The German Authorities and the Cultural Association of German Jews -- 26 Activities of the Cultural Association of German Jews -- 27 Activities of the Hilfsverein in the Field of Emigration -- 28 Report on the Activities of the Hilfsverein in the Year 1933 -- 29 Protest of the Reichsvertretung Against the Refusal to Include Jews in the Wehrmacht, March 1935 -- 30 Recommendation by Schacht to Prevent Damage to Jewish Places of Business, June 1935 -- 31 The Leadership of the German Government on the Effect on the Economy of German Policy Towards the Jews, August 1935 -- 32 Nuremberg Laws on Reich Citizenship, September 15, 1935 -- 33 Nuremberg Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor, September 15, 1935 -- 34 First Regulation to the Reich Citizenship Law, November 14, 1935 -- 35 Extracts from Hitler's Speech in the Reichstag on the Nuremberg Laws, September 1935 -- 36 Extract from Hitler's Speech on the Importance of the Nuremberg Laws, At a Meeting of Party Leaders -- 37 Comment in the German News Agency on the Nuremberg Laws -- 38 Response of the Reichsvertretung to the Nuremberg Laws -- 39 Prayer Composed by Rabbi Leo Baeck for All Jewish Communities in Germany for the Eve of the Day of Atonement, October 10, 1935 -- 40 Extract from a Memorandum by Hitler on the Tasks of the Four Year Plan, 1936 -- 41 Second Regulation for the Law on the Reunification of Austria with the German Reich, March 18, 1938 -- 42 Abolition of the Legal Status of the Jewish Communities, March 1938 -- 43 The Situation of the Jews in Austria, April 1938 -- 44 Eichmann Takes Control of Jewish Life in Austria -- 45 Decisions Taken at the Evian Conference on Jewish Refugees, July 1938 -- 46 Regulation Requiring Jews to Change Their Names, August 1938 -- 47 Establishment of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna, August 1938 -- 48 First Attempt of the Nazi Party to Expel Viennese Jewry, October 1938 -- 49 Riots of Kristallnacht -- Heydrich's Instructions, November 1938 -- 50 Description of the Riot at Dinslaken -- 51 Discussions by the Authorities Following Kristallnacht -- 52 Regulation for the Elimination of the Jews from the Economic Life of Germany, November 12, 1938 -- 53 Regulation for the Payment of an Expiation Fine by Jews Who Are German Subjects, November 12, 1938 -- 54 SS Views on the Solution of the Jewish Question -- 55 Letter Describing the Deportation to Zbaszyn, December 1938 -- 56 Emmanuel Ringelblum's Notes on the Refugees in Zbaszyn -- 57 Establishment of the Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration, January 1939 -- 58 German Foreign Ministry Memorandum on Policy Regarding Jews in 1938 -- 59 Extract from the Speech by Hitler, January 30, 1939 -- 60 Appeal by Löwenherz for the Renewal of Religious Services in Vienna -- 61 Eichmann Protects the Status of the Vienna Jewish Community in Order to Facilitate Emigration -- 62 The Establishment of the Reichsvereinigung, July 1939 -- 63 Deportation of Jews from Austria to Nisko (Lublin), October 1939 -- 64 Instructions for the Deportation of the Jews from the Palatinate (Pfalz), October 1940 -- 65 Cases of Suicide to Escape Deportation -- 66 Youth Aliya School in Vienna, 1940 -- 67 The Situation of the Jews in Germany in the Summer of 1941 -- 68 Order Banning the Emigration of Jews from the Reich, October 1941 -- 69 The Last Days of the Zionist Youth Movement in Germany, 1942 -- 70 Response by Rabbis in Germany Ehiring 1943 -- 71 Eichmann Informs the Jews on Deportations from Austria and on the Theresienstadt Ghetto -- 72 From Hitler's Testament.…”
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Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 13 : the Magical Next Becomes the Medical Now

Table of Contents: “…MVL: medical VR simulation library -- Haptic devices for colonoscopy training simulator -- Developing a simulation-based training program for medical first -- A mechanical contact model for the simulation of obstetric foreps delivery in a virtual/augmented environment -- Instant electronic patient data input during emergency response in major disaster setting: report on the use of a rugged wearable (handheld) device and the concept of information flow throughout the deployment of the disaster response upon hospital admission -- Remote console for virtual telerehabilitation -- Improved virtual surgical cutting based on physical experiments -- A haptic-enabled simulator for cricothyroidotomy -- The mini-screen: an innovative device for computer assisted surgery systems -- Real-time visualization of cross-sectional data in three dimensions -- Compressing different anatomical data types for the virtual soldier -- A real-time haptic interface for interventional radiology procedures -- An interactive simulation environment for craniofacial surgical procedures.…”
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Lean human resources : redesigning HR processes for a culture of continuous improvement by Jekiel, Cheryl M.

Table of Contents: “…Doing so Provides a Foundation That Prepares HR to Become a Valuable Resource for Companywide Improvement -- Opportunity: Optimize HR's Leadership Potential, Expertise, and Areas of Responsibility to Advance the Strategies and Activities of Lean Transformation -- Myth #2: With a Focus on Reducing Costs, Lean Initiatives Do Not Require HR involvement -- Reality: Increasingly, Lean Is Seen as a Cultural Initiative and, Therefore, Clearly Requires HR to Maximize Its Benefits -- Opportunity: Allow HR to Drastically Reduce the Waste of Human Capabilities -- Myth #3: HR Professionals Are Fundamentally Incapable of Contributing to Non-HR-Related Business Strategies, Including Lean -- Reality: Many Aspects of HR Are Capable of Driving Game-Changing Financial Results -- Opportunity: Build the Skills and Capabilities of HR to Increase Its Contribution to Exceptional Business Results -- Two Sides of HR -- Preparing to Expand HR's Strategic Role -- Chapter 2 A New Way to View Lean HR -- Defining Lean: The Seven Common Practices -- Practice 1: Maintain Customer Focus -- Common Customer Focus Practices -- Practice 2: Measure Improvements -- Common Measurable Improvement Practices -- Practice 3: Foster Broad Participation -- Common Broad Participation Practices.…”
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Focus structure in generative grammar : an integrated syntactic, semantic and intonational approach by Breul, Carsten

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The art of digital marketing : the definitive guide to creating strategic, targeted and measurable online campaigns by Dodson, Ian

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A history of the Andrews railroad raid into Georgia in 1862 : embracing a full and accurate account of the secret journey to the heart of the confederacy, the capture of a railway... by Pittenger, William, 1840-1904

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CSM guide for the PSSP System Administrator

Table of Contents: “…Planning -- 2.1 Differences between PSSP and CSM -- 2.1.1 PSSP transition -- 2.1.2 Hardware requirements -- 2.1.3 Software requirements -- 2.1.4 License -- 2.2 Control workstation and boot-install server -- 2.2.1 Management server -- 2.2.2 NIM resource server -- 2.2.3 HACWS -- 2.3 SP frames and nodes -- 2.3.1 The SP model of frames and nodes -- 2.3.2 Frame -- 2.3.3 Node numbering and naming -- 2.3.4 Managed nodes -- 2.3.5 Remote power -- 2.3.6 Remote console -- 2.3.7 Node definition -- 2.4 Networking -- 2.4.1 Administrative VLAN -- 2.4.2 Management VLAN -- 2.4.3 Public VLAN -- 2.5 CSM license and components -- 2.5.1 Try and Buy license -- 2.5.2 CSM LPP filesets -- 2.5.3 Other AIX software -- 2.5.4 Open source software -- 2.6 Configuration options that fit your needs -- 2.6.1 Installation choices -- 2.6.2 Security -- 2.6.3 Time service choices -- Network Time Protocol (NTP) -- 2.6.4 User directory mounting choices -- automounter -- 2.6.5 System file management choices -- file collections -- 2.6.6 User account management choices -- 2.6.7 Accounting choices -- 2.7 Cluster-related licensed programs -- 2.7.1 GPFS -- 2.7.2 HACMP -- 2.7.3 LoadLeveler -- 2.7.4 PE -- 2.7.5 Parallel ESSL -- 2.7.6 VSD -- Chapter 3. …”
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Insites : interior spaces in contemporary art, May 26-August 23, 2000.

This book is extremely receptive : a flipbook by Zweig, Janet