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| Encyclopedia of Small Business |
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Encyclopedia of Small Business
Publisher: Thomson Gale | ISBN: 0787649066 | edition 2001 | PDF | 659 pages | 23,75 mb This is a good, basic tool for tackling small-business concerns about workplace issues, entrepreneurial challenges, concepts, relevant legislation, and key institutions, organizations, associations, and government agencies. Arranged alphabetically by topic?from "American Accounting Association" to "Zoning Ordinances," with issues like health insurance, Internet commerce, and product development in between?the 505 essays include bolded terms to denote words or phrases covered in a separate entry, cross references to direct users to related topics, and bibliographic citations providing additional sources of information. The downside includes the book's cost and its lack of illustrations or examples. With the growth of small-business ownership, however, this is an important addition to all public libraries and academic libraries supporting business curricula.?Norman B. Hutcherson, Kern Cty. Lib., Bakersfield, CA ($475.00)
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| Star Trek DVDRip XviD-iMBT |
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Release Group: iMBT Release Date: 21/09/09 Filename: imbt-xvid-st Size: 1.37 GB Genre: Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi Video: 640×272 Audio: AC3 Subtitles: None Runtime: 02:06:50 IMDB Rating: 8.3/10 84,146 votes RT Critics: 95% Directed By: J.J. Abrams Starring: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Leonard Nimoy A chronicle of the early days of James T. Kirk and his fellow USS Enterprise crew members.
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| Flash Point 2007 DVDrip |
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Flash Point 2007 DVDrip | 710.5MB Film Year: 2007 Nation: Hong Kong - China Language:English Subtitles:... Genre: Action, Kungfu Format: AVI Compress: XVid Duration: 1:25:12 Demension: 704x384 Frame rate: 25 frames/second Audio format: AC3-ACM codec “Flash Point” is a Donnie Yen action movie being sold as a cop/Triad film. Like most Donnie Yen action movies, the cops-and-robbers stuff is merely filler material until the Third Act, when Yen is allowed to do what he does best, and what Donnie Yen does best is whup ass like the Terminator on speed. So if Jun Ma doesn’t look or really act like a cop, that’s perfectly okay, because it’s a cop as played by Donnie Yen, which is the same as saying, “Just go along with it; the good stuff is coming.” And the “stuff” comes nearly 50 minutes into the 83-minute movie, courtesy of an overcooked turkey and a kid used as a volleyball by a scumbag. Don’t you just hate it when food and kids are used for evil purposes?
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