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Roxanne Idell roxiebob — This is a wonderful story of magic, but in the most unique of ways. I cannot wait to read the next in the series and all the others. Brilliant tale :D

Cel Tico celtico — I really enjoyed this book. I would love to read the complete series.

Thibault Vanluchene thibaultv — The best plans of mice and men will always fall apart. The book Mice of men by John Steinbeck, was a very inspireing book because it shows that no matter how you long you plan and how hard you worked to get there everything might just fall apart before your eyes. It also shows a strange but nice friendship on common grounds. Mice of men was a good film and book. The other thing about this book i wanted to point out was that all the characters who had indivisual symbols. In the book Lennie and George are very good friends and they are trying to work out their lifes during the great depression. They have about 10 dollars between there selves and are trying to make sure they can work for some more months and get the place they want to get. As soon as everything goes right things mess up and then George has to make sacrifices and then that ruins all his and lennie dreams for the future. George and Lennie had a unusual friendship. Lennie was a overwieght tall retard, and Lennie was a smart,attractive guy and you would think the two bump heads but they were out for eachother alot. They actually had come to a understanding Lennie looked out for lennie and george looked out for lennie. In the end Lennie had to look out for George and had to kill him for his own sake and Lennie. Very inspirable story. In the book of mice and men almost the characters from Curlys wife who stands for women during that age of the depression. They had no say, they were lonly and were forced to marry with out choice but by defualt. Candy dog stood for candy one that is old and useless must be to sleep but Candy knew they wouldnt kill him like they did the dog, they would run him out the ranch. All the characters meant something and it was a very good story.

John Wheeler infojohnph5ce7 — I honestly didn't like it one bit. I mean, what kind of vampire honestly sparkles in sunlight? Most myths have them burn or turn to dust. Not SPARKLE. Come on. :/ You're kidding me, right?

Daniella Rodrigues _aniella_odrigues — Even when all bets are off you still can turn it around. Execution is key. Corporate culture is of the utmost importance. Customer focus. Knowing when to cut your losses with a product line, plan etc. * communication, “Say what you do, do what you say” could be one of his mottos, at all levels: cross-border, cross-departements, bottom-up, top-down, internal-external; * a constant competitive analysis, or benchmarking, with speeches I find hilarious, but true, referring to competitors stealing IBMers the money they saved for their children´s College studies. As an example, the way IBM could generate enough free cash-flows (the only real performance indicator in the corporate world according to Gerstner) was basically to optimize its cost structure against the competition´s cost structure; * transferring R&D patents into disruptive market innovations that serve customer´s needs; * avoiding corporate inertia, fancy titles, and “sit-and-watch” jobs; a good strategy can´t work without a perfect execution. * keeping IBM in one piece, to benefit from the economies of scale implied by its size; * lowering the size of blockbuster servers to increase short term market share & cash flows to invest better in the future; * realizing that OS2, though a better operating system than MS Windows 3.1, had lost the operating systems battle against Microsoft´s marketing power. I used to be a fanatic of OS2, Mac OS and Jean-Louis Gassée´s BeOS a long time ago – and indeed, these were better products than Windows. But in the end, what matters is not technology, it´s customer adoption…I learnt the lesson too and switched to Windows when its 1995 millesium was released;

蕭 逸慈 h95c6c1 — I think this book is hysterical. Ignatius C. Reilly is an over the top absurd character and I appreciate this story of his attempts at getting a job in New Orleans. I need to re-read this book as some Post-Katrina lit since I think that a lot of places featured in the story are now gone.. :( My favoite line in the story, when Ignatius says, "my being has many facets". I like to describe myself that way!