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.The Rough Guide to England (Rough Guide Travel Guides) by: Robert Andrews, Jules Brown, Phil Lee, Rob Humphreys May 01, 2008 Having used this book in practice, I've always found its comments on the locations it covers quite fair and its facts reasonably accurate. Obviously, a book like this can never be as current as the Net, so when looking for somewhere to eat you're best bet is to use your own initiative when you get there rather than sticking slavishly to every word of the text. Even so, I've always found it very useful. My only criticism is that there aren't enough street names on the maps it provides, and that can cause problems. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Rough Guide to England (Rough Guide Travel Guides) |
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.The Hidden Power of Social Networks: Understanding How Work Really Gets Done in Organizations by: Rob Cross, Andrew Parker May 01, 2004 In recent years, there have been several excellent books published on the important subject of social networks and this is one of the most informative as Rob Cross and Andrew Parker examine various social networks that are dynamic and conditioned by strategy, infrastructure, and the work that is being done at a given time, noting a unique characteristic of them: information does not flow through unchanged through a human network as it does through Internet routers. "People add context, interpretation, and meaning as they receive information and pass it along." The implications are of special interest to me, in light of the rapidly increasing impact of blogging, another indication of "information transparency." Cross and Parker base their ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Hidden Power of Social Networks: Understanding How Work Really Gets Done in Organizations |
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.Success in Maths: Pupil's Book E1 (Success in Maths) by: Rob Kearsley Bullen, Andrew Edmondson, Tony Ward January 12, 2000 In recent years, there have been several excellent books published on the important subject of social networks and this is one of the most informative as Rob Cross and Andrew Parker examine various social networks that are dynamic and conditioned by strategy, infrastructure, and the work that is being done at a given time, noting a unique characteristic of them: information does not flow through unchanged through a human network as it does through Internet routers. "People add context, interpretation, and meaning as they receive information and pass it along." The implications are of special interest to me, in light of the rapidly increasing impact of blogging, another indication of "information transparency." Cross and Parker base their ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Success in Maths: Pupil's Book E1 (Success in Maths) |
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.BTEC National Sports Studies: Student Book by: Ray Barker, Graham Saffery, Warwick Andrews, Rob Snaipe October 16, 2003 In recent years, there have been several excellent books published on the important subject of social networks and this is one of the most informative as Rob Cross and Andrew Parker examine various social networks that are dynamic and conditioned by strategy, infrastructure, and the work that is being done at a given time, noting a unique characteristic of them: information does not flow through unchanged through a human network as it does through Internet routers. "People add context, interpretation, and meaning as they receive information and pass it along." The implications are of special interest to me, in light of the rapidly increasing impact of blogging, another indication of "information transparency." Cross and Parker base their ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on BTEC National Sports Studies: Student Book |
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.Forensic Science: AND Practical Skills in Forensic Science by: Andrew R.W Jackson, Julie M. Jackson, Alan M Langford, John Dean, Rob Reed, David Holmes, Jonathan Weyers, Allan Jones September 06, 2007 I have been using this book for the three years of my degree, originally buying the first edition then the second when it was published. This is an invaluable resource for 1st year Forensic Science students and the comprehensive introductory material provides good reading for any budding CSI. Throughout my degree I have returned to this book, either as a refresher for learned material or as an introduction to further reading. The content is accessible and I have found that reading this material prior to further reading gives you the background knowledge necessary to understand more detailed specific subject texts. The second edition does contain useful new material, including birefringence of fibres and archaeology. There is a tremendous amount ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Forensic Science: AND Practical Skills in Forensic Science |
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.Dinghy Sailing (Skills of the Game) by: Rob Andrews October 30, 1995 I found this book quite unhelpful for a beginner. Good for finding out about the history of dinghys & modern developments, and clothing needed for the sport, but thats about it. Far too many pictures which are not very good at displaying what to do, hardly any diagrams. Longwinded descriptions on how to tack and gybe, but no explanation of all the terms used! I would not recommmend this book to anyone who wanted to get into sailing. If you want to read it, borrow it from a library. >>See More Reviews & Details on Dinghy Sailing (Skills of the Game) |
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.Forensic Chemistry: WITH Forensic Science AND Practical Skills in Forensic Science by: Andrew R.W Jackson, Julie M. Jackson, Alan M Langford, John Dean, Rob Reed, David Holmes, Jonathan Weyers, Allan Jones, Suzanne Bell September 05, 2007 I found this book quite unhelpful for a beginner. Good for finding out about the history of dinghys & modern developments, and clothing needed for the sport, but thats about it. Far too many pictures which are not very good at displaying what to do, hardly any diagrams. Longwinded descriptions on how to tack and gybe, but no explanation of all the terms used! I would not recommmend this book to anyone who wanted to get into sailing. If you want to read it, borrow it from a library. >>See More Reviews & Details on Forensic Chemistry: WITH Forensic Science AND Practical Skills in Forensic Science |
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