How to Juggle Women

How to Juggle Women

By: Stefan Feller 

Iam a fickle person who loves women. I have, therefore, never been satisfied seeing one female at a time. I have always tried to juggle women. My first experience as a novice juggler was when I attempted to date two girls in high school. One was a sophomore at my high school while the other lived in a nearby town. Dating two girls from different towns is usually pretty safe when you are in high school, especially if they are not old enough to drive. They might as well live on opposite coasts. My initial success was short lived, however, because of an innocent phone call from the girl at my school to her cousin, who happened to be with her next-door neighbor. The conversation revealed that her cousin’s neighbor was also dating someone named Stefan. Coincidence? Unfortunately, it was not. [download]

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Investments

Investments 

By: Haim Levy and Thierry Post 

Bulls were out in force on world markets yesterday as investors recovered their recent enthusiasm for global equities. Investors’ confidence over the outlook for the world economy was backed up by the release of US inflation data and a positive indicator of German business confidence. The US Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates at 1 per cent was widely expected and the UScentral bank indicated it would keep rates on hold for a ‘considerable period.’ The UScentral bank said that low inflation remained a concern. The high level of optimism in the markets was reflected in Merrill Lynch’s September fund managers’ survey, which painted a picture of a ‘cloudless sky’, according to David Bowers, chief investment strategist. All leading indices rose yesterday, with Tokyotouching a 15-month high. Wall Street increased although trading was muted before the Fed’s decision at midday in New York. By mid-session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was 50 points stronger at 9499. [download]  

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Innovation Strategies for a Global Economy

Innovation Strategies for a Global Economy

By: Fred Gault

In 2009 when this book was written, the economy was in recession and people were asking what went wrong. Part of what went wrong was innovation in fi nancial services which resulted in the release of attractive new products to the market. They diff used rapidly and widely and then lost value. The rest is history, a painful history for those who lost homes, savings and businesses. As the fi rst signs of recovery appear, the question being asked is whether this can happen again. This book looks at innovation, what it is, how it is measured, and how policies are developed and implemented to support it. In doing this, the framework conditions are examined, like market regulation, and the costs of doing business, to see how the present situation could be avoided. However, framework conditions are not just the work of government, as culture and history contribute. [download]

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HTML and Javascipt for Visual Learners

HTML and Javascipt for Visual Learners

Published By: Visibooks, LLC,Richmond,VA

Welcome to HTML and Java Script for visual Learners, if you’ve never used a Visibook before, you’ll find that it contains several hundred illustrations, with comparatively little text. It present essential tasks. Breaks them down into steps, then walks you through them with illustrations. You’ll learn how to use HTML to create a solid, attractive Web site that’s easy to navigate. You’ll also learn how to upload it to a Web server. You won’t become an expert  in web publishing that takes practice and real world experience. But you will learn the fundamentals of site building, and get a good foundation on which to build professional level skill. Additional resources for acquiring expert level HTML and JavaScript skill are found the end of this book. [download]

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HTML and XML for Beginners

HTML and XML for Beginners 

By: Michael Morrison 

A 1999 study of 25,500 words from a standard English-language dictionary found that 93 percent of them have been registered as dot-com addresses. Even if you’re not dreaming of creating the next big dot-com, you’ve more than likely realized that Web pages are in your future. Along with this insight, you’ve probably come to understand that HTML is an acronym that has much to do with Web pages. As you may already know, HTML is one of a long string of acronyms that litter the landscape of the Web. If it’s one thing techies love, it’s a good acronym and the more letters, the better. Although many people would like to believe that HTML really stands for Help Transmit My Love, it doesn’t. The real meaning of those magical letters is HyperText Markup Language, which is more accurate but has considerably less sizzle than the love version. [download]

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