This is a really awesome book, especially for high school and college students! It has great inspirational quotes, poems, short short stories. I am a college student, and have used this book with several of my leadership positions. The content is great as a meeting opener or devotions. I would highly recommend this to all students!

Email is the fastest growing way to reach everyone you know. In fact over 80% of people use email in there everyday routine. I know that when email goes down I have a tough time getting and sending information. But what can be done to help fix problem without spending major dollars on support?

You might want to get a hold of this book and take a look at what Julie Kelly has done for the world of email. Covering both Outlook Express and Outlook 2000, Kelly step you through the troubleshooting process like any experienced technician.

With topics like backing up of data, calendars, contacts, email, which is over 85 pages of the 300 pages, faxing, folders, linking, mail merge, newsgroups, sounds and synchronizing data you have just about everything covered.

The troubleshooting is done through a flow chart method with make the troubleshooting easier to follow along. Also you have the opportunity to get free web solutions and this rounds out a very complete book.

... While many facts in this book are outdated, a lot of others are not. Also, it's a wonderful resource of history of the Internet for anyone who would like to observe and grasp the progress Internet has made since 1994. In this, historical respect, it's also an amazing book, worth reading for both knowledge, and for fun!

Produced by the American Air Mail Society, AAMS, it is a fine collection of 17 detailed articles on varying subjects from "United States Domestic Airmail Rates" through "Origins and Rates of the North Atlantic German Catapult Airmail" to Concorde SST: Flying with the Sun - Now Flying into the Sunset".

Each article in itself is quite focused but taken together are a great overview of the wide breath of possibilities of collection subjects within aerophilately.

A quality publication, like all AAMS books, both in content and manufacture - nicely hardbound on quality paper!

Find out more on aerophilately by visiting the Metropolitan Air Post Society, MAPS...

My boys (3 & 6) love this book and read it over and over again. We all have learned about how the TV works, what happens when you turn on the water, and how a pizza gets made. The illustrations have been a bit confusing to my 3 year old -- he thinks people are really running around inside the electrical wires, but finally caught on. I recommend it for any child who is always asking how things work.

Ollie North and pals erroneously thought that DELETE meant DELETE when using the White House email system. Editor Tom Blanton andthe National Security Archive people explain how the George Bush people tried to bury the evidence - then they present VERBATIM the evidence. Blanton reprints in the book about 240 of the 4,000 extant messages pried loose, and another 260 on diskette. You have to be combination History Wonk and Voyeur to truly appreciate these messages. In light of the litigation to recover Clinton White House email, this is a fascinating look at how the system works. Oh, and Ollie North comes across as knowing and controlling exactly what was going on - the Reagan-Bush administration's role in obfuscating the truth is patently obvious in reading these emails. Ain't Federal Immunity grand?

I will never be without this book. Within the first week of owning it we saved over $200 on 2 products delivered right to our door. One had no shipping charges. When we are considering any purchase we'll check this book first. It makes an awesome gift. That's how we received ours.

Joan Throckmorton is a giant of the direct response/direct marketing industry -- especially on the "creative" side of copywriting, art, and creative direction. And while much of the expertise that breeds success comes only through experience, reading this classic guide can help you build a solid foundation.

Throckmorton lays out the essential qualities for a successful direct marketer, a person who is, she argues, a combination of technician, artist, salesperson, writer, and actor. These depend on deep and powerful reserves of curiosity, imagination, and a willingness to learn. She then walks the reader through the basics of isolating an offer, developing creative concepts, executing those concepts in copy and art, and measuring results. Though much of her focus is on direct mail, she also discusses direct-response space and broadcast ads (because of the age of this title, there's nothing in here about online marketing, though of course many of the principles are the same).

I strongly recommend that any direct-response creative or client-services person keep this book handy ... and that it also be read by anyone on the client side who is, or might ever be, using direct-response marketing in their business. It's easy to do DM badly. Doing it well -- and recognizing *why* good DM is good -- is much more complex. Joan Throckmorton is an excellent guide.

I am 11 years old and love WordsWorth! This book was so funny I was falling head over feet! WordsWorth is a talking dog. He is beggining to get too fat. He is put on a diet by his owners. The diet dogfood tastes like cardboard and aWordsWorth will not eat it. But he has a plan

As a direct mail copywriter, this book is one of my top resources. Here are 96 of the all-time best selling direct mail letters. (My only criticism is that I had to count the number of letters because it was not listed.) Before each letter, the editors explain the challenge, the solution, and their comments.

These letters contain ideas and patterns that can be "borrowed" as templates. How would you like your letter to be patterned after one that brought $1B in sales to American Express?

The chapters are conveniently divided by product or service category: Subscriptions, Collectibles, Products, Books, Financial Services and Investments, Memberships, B2B, Personal Services and Insurance, and Fund Raising. Do you need a letter to sell subscriptions? See how it was done by The Wall Street Journal, Worth Magazine, and others.

If you are involved in writing or publishing direct mail, this tool can only increase your R.O.I.