“Moving to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010″, a book that will help professional developers move from previous versions of Visual Studio.
This DRAFT Preview contains three chapters from what will be a ten-chapter ebook when it’s released this summer. The three chapters make up Part II, “Moving from Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 to Visual Studio 2010.”
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Moving to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Labels: Computers and Internet
30 Days to Better Business Writing
Download this 116 page free ebook “30 Days to Better Business Writing”, written by Matthew Stibbe in pdf format.
Contents:
Day 1: Be a reporter
Day 2: Interview someone
Day 3: Ask the right questions
Day 4: Find the story
Day 5: Find the angle
Day 6: Pick the right structure
Day 7: Analyse bad writing
Day 8: Analyse good writing
Day 9: Write like a human being
Day 10: Write for readability
Day 11: Learn to concentrate
Day 12: Play buzzword bingo
Day 13: Eliminate the passive
Day 14: Use shorter words
Day 15: Use fewer words
Day 16: Manage your writing
Day 17: Get the right tools
Day 18: Write a proper brief
Day 19: Give good feedback
Day 20: Write a great case study
Day 21: Write a great press release
Day 22: Write a better email
Day 23: Write a blog post
Day 24: Write readable web copy
Day 25: Invent great names
Day 26: Write a great presentation
Day 27: Find time for writing
Day 28: Break writer’s block
Day 29: Working with pro writers
Day 30: Final exercise
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Labels: Business
Best Things Fathers Do
Will Glennon combines the wisdom and joy culled from interviews with fathers, research, and his own experience as a dad into Best Things Fathers Do, a helpful and inspiring book providing practical tools and insights for fathers, new and old.
Fathering is a full-time job. The age-old notion that fathering extends only to the occasional pick-up game of catch or fishing trip is certainly a thing of the past. Fathers are more involved than ever with daily care, teaching, and rearing of their children. In Best Things Fathers Do, Glennon not only celebrates fatherhood, but gives dads the tools to build close, powerful emotional bonds with their children.
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Labels: Parenting and Families
