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Feb 06, 2013
Apparently, a great post-break up book.
I purchased this book for a friend that is going through a breakup. Another girl told me it was a good book for someone that just got out of a relationship. So, I sent it. Apparently, it is good (I have not read it, nor do I intend to).
So based on HER suggestion, I am rating this book high, and by default I would recommend this product to a friend since I did.
Feb 07, 2009
Designing Effective Instruction
This book was not for me. My girlfriend has a class that required this book. I believe this was for an HRD class (she is in the PT program). I don't know anything about the book, but she does mention things about the HRD people.
She says the HRD major people are a bunch of fakes. They try to be nice to you, but they have to ask. Nonetheless, when you respond to their questions, they ignore you and say something else about themselves. HRD people? Give me a break! I went into a class with her, and I noticed she was not making anything up.
And that is all I know about this book. Lessons to "act nice, be fake."
Dec 22, 2010
Excellent Phone, Amazing Abilities, Works Perfect
4 of 4 found this helpful This is my first ever Blackberry. I wanted a new phone, and I did not want a touchscreen. I hate touchscreen phones. If your fingers are too hot and sweaty, they malfunction. If your fingers are frozen from being out in the cold, they malfunction. If the phone itself is too hot (left in a car), they malfunction. And if your phone is too cold (ski trip), they malfunction. Plus, when you are driving, you have to look down at ALL touchscreen phones to dial, forcing me to pull over. Buttons phones are the way to go, otherwise the Samsung Fascinite is the way to go.
I chose this Blackberry because it has larger buttons and the numbers for dialing are red, instead of gray. I have already linked my calendar with my outlook and yahoo accounts, and everything works fabulous. The only thing I do not like about it, and I am not sure how to change it, is using the voice dial. When using voice dial, you have to say the last name first, followed by the first name. This gets confusing, for entries like, "Mrs. B." I have to say, "Call B, Mrs., Home." Other than that, the phone is fabulous. I will not trade it in unless I break it or it becomes too outdated. One other concern, the amount of data this thing can hold. What if I break it, or just want to update it. Can stores possibly transfer all the information, like names, numbers, addresses, e-mails, birthdays, anniversaries
I found my phone for under $150 on Ebay, which included an Otter Box case. Since I did not re-new my contract with Verizon, this would have cost me over $550 retail, a great savings. Make sure the seller has positive feedback, anything less than 98% should be questioned and researched as to why.
Blackberry users will love it, all others will find it difficult to learn, especially those used to IPhones, but once learned you will be converted to Blackberry.