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.Starting and Running a Business All-in-one for Dummies (For Dummies) by: Liz Barclay, Colin Barrow, Paul Barrow, Gregory Brooks, Ben Carter, Frank Catalano, Peter Economy, Epstein, Lita MBA, Alexander Hiam, Greg Holden, Tony Levene, Bob Nelson, Peterson, Steven D. PhD, Richard Pettinger, Bud E. Smith, Craig Smith, Paul Tiffany, Tracy, John A. CPA September 14, 2007 I have just started my online business with this book at my side, it tells you about copyright laws, international laws and lots of other legal stuff that is required in setting up as a LTD, Partnership, Sole Trader or a LLP. The book tells you how to write a business plan, how to get sponsorships from the Princes Trust and banks etc, it tells you what you should do in terms of laying people off if that should ever happen, How to draw up terms of sale, disclaimers, how to employ staff, how to choose your products, search for competition, price your products accordingly, too high or too low is bad for your business. The book also tells you how to advertise, forge links and register for PayE in the UK, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Starting and Running a Business All-in-one for Dummies (For Dummies) |
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.Don't Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs: (She Thinks I'm a Piano Player in a Whorehouse) by: Paul Carter November 08, 2007 Autobiographies about out of control rockstars are ten a penny, similar books about "normal" people far less common. The reason for that is pretty simple I guess, we aspire to our dreams and wishes...and with the best will in the world I don't wanna work on a rig. Never the less Paul Carters book is a pretty good read, he wizzes around the world and keeps things snappy, even if the claims on the cover are a little exagerated - taken hostage...er where?. He's no crazy Keith Moon character either, its the situation rather than the personality thats amusing here. A good, but slight, read. >>See More Reviews & Details on Don't Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs: (She Thinks I'm a Piano Player in a Whorehouse) |
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.This is Not a Drill: Just Another Glorious Day in the Oilfield by: Paul Carter November 08, 2007 Casing hands have a reputation for embellishing the truth. They also enjoy macho posturing - hence the side trip to Afghanistan, a country that has nothing to do with the oil industry. Don't believe every word of it. I work in the oil industry and was able to second guess the outcome of many escapades. >>See More Reviews & Details on This is Not a Drill: Just Another Glorious Day in the Oilfield |
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.Captain Teachum's Buried Treasure by: Peter Carter October 02, 2008 Casing hands have a reputation for embellishing the truth. They also enjoy macho posturing - hence the side trip to Afghanistan, a country that has nothing to do with the oil industry. Don't believe every word of it. I work in the oil industry and was able to second guess the outcome of many escapades. >>See More Reviews & Details on Captain Teachum's Buried Treasure |
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.Dragonlance Preludes: Darkness and Light v. 1 (Dragonlance) by: Paul B. Thompson, Tonya R. Carter May 01, 1999 Following the success of the better-known Dragonlance saga and legends, the world was expanded via a series of spinoff novels, many concentrating on the histories of characters from the earlier stories. This prequel focuses on Sturm, a noble knight who numbers among the Heroes of the Lance, and Kitiara, the lost member of the Heroes' company better known as a major villain of the original saga. For fans, it will have foreshadowings of the momentous meeting of these characters in this saga. It also explores a unique location - the moon Lunatari - creating the unusual need for the author to incorporate explanations of interplanetary travel into a high-fantasy world. The Dragonlance series is the literary equivalent of a special effects movie. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Dragonlance Preludes: Darkness and Light v. 1 (Dragonlance) |
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.Sources for Local Historians by: Kathryn M. Thompson, Paul Carter September 30, 2005 Following the success of the better-known Dragonlance saga and legends, the world was expanded via a series of spinoff novels, many concentrating on the histories of characters from the earlier stories. This prequel focuses on Sturm, a noble knight who numbers among the Heroes of the Lance, and Kitiara, the lost member of the Heroes' company better known as a major villain of the original saga. For fans, it will have foreshadowings of the momentous meeting of these characters in this saga. It also explores a unique location - the moon Lunatari - creating the unusual need for the author to incorporate explanations of interplanetary travel into a high-fantasy world. The Dragonlance series is the literary equivalent of a special effects movie. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Sources for Local Historians |
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.Riverwind the Plainsman (Dragonlance Preludes, Vol 4) by: Paul B. Thompson, Tonya R. Carter January 01, 1990 sorry for all those ppl that like this book, i didn't i thought it was going to be about finding the true gods but it was only a small part of the story and and most of the story could only discrieb as BLA BLA BLA u won't find out nothing new or exiting in it so pass >>See More Reviews & Details on Riverwind the Plainsman (Dragonlance Preludes, Vol 4) |
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.THE PRIVATE LIVES OF ALBERT EINSTEIN by: CARTER PAUL HIGHFIELD ROGER 1993 sorry for all those ppl that like this book, i didn't i thought it was going to be about finding the true gods but it was only a small part of the story and and most of the story could only discrieb as BLA BLA BLA u won't find out nothing new or exiting in it so pass >>See More Reviews & Details on THE PRIVATE LIVES OF ALBERT EINSTEIN |
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.Volume: John Wardle Architects by: Leon Van Schaik, Andrew Hutson, Chris McAuliffe, Paul Carter, Davina Jackson April 28, 2008 sorry for all those ppl that like this book, i didn't i thought it was going to be about finding the true gods but it was only a small part of the story and and most of the story could only discrieb as BLA BLA BLA u won't find out nothing new or exiting in it so pass >>See More Reviews & Details on Volume: John Wardle Architects |
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.Don't Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs: (She Thinks I'm a Piano Player in a Whorehouse) by: Paul Carter June 22, 2006 Autobiographies about out of control rockstars are ten a penny, similar books about "normal" people far less common. The reason for that is pretty simple I guess, we aspire to our dreams and wishes...and with the best will in the world I don't wanna work on a rig. Never the less Paul Carters book is a pretty good read, he wizzes around the world and keeps things snappy, even if the claims on the cover are a little exagerated - taken hostage...er where?. He's no crazy Keith Moon character either, its the situation rather than the personality thats amusing here. A good, but slight, read. >>See More Reviews & Details on Don't Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs: (She Thinks I'm a Piano Player in a Whorehouse) |