Business Communication in a Week: Communicate Better in Seven Simple Steps
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Communication at work just got easier We live in an age when the number of ways in which we...
Data Driven: How Performance Analytics Delivers Extraordinary Sales Results
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A "how-to" guide to boosting sales through predictive and prescriptive analytics Data Driven is a...
Global Groupware
Business and Utilities
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MofficeSuite is consisted of Groupware/CloudDisk/Messenger/Note/Time-punch web applications....
The American Theatre Wing, an Oral History: 100 Years, 100 Voices, 100 Million Miracles
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In 1943, a wounded soldier aided by a cane limped into the Stage Door Canteen, the American Theatre...
Charlie Cobra Reviews (1840 KP) rated B: The Beginning in TV
Jul 5, 2020
In the fictional European archipelago nation of Cremona, Keith Flick, a brilliant ex detective, returns to the force from years of isolation. He is assisting the local police, the R.I.S. (Royal Investigation Service), with an investigation involving a series of killings by a man they have named "Killer B". Meanwhile a mysterious criminal organization (Market Maker) with a hidden agenda steals a prototype weapon and has the authorities overwhelmed going on a rampage. Koku, a seemingly normal young man, has supernatural powers and knowledge the organization exists, He is going after them with a singular purpose, to find someone he lost long ago and nothing will stop him.
This anime was very hard to follow. I liked the whole two intertwining storylines and eventually they intersect and things do make sense, i just wished it was better thought out or planned. The concept had me intrigued and the animation is really quite a visual treat. The action is also top notch right along with the animation. I really liked it, but like i said it's pretty hard to follow. If you are looking for an anime with good action and a plot that will have you thinking this would be it. It does have it's flaws though, like the storytelling isn't that great and there is a lot of dialogue exposition (characters just info dumping) but towards the end it all comes together. If you make it that far. I wouldn't give it my seal of approval but if your bored and haven't seen it, it'll definitely keep you entertained. I give it a 6/10.
UV - Ultraviolet
Weather and Travel
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Never lower your guard. Protect yourself from the risks that can result in the uncontrolled exposure...
Documents To Go® - for BES12
Business and Productivity
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The Documents To Go for BES12 application WILL NOT OPERATE unless your organization...
ELECTRONIC NAUTICAL CHART SYMBOLS & ABBREVIATIONS
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REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE SYMBOLS USED ON ELECTRONIC (ECDIS) NAUTICAL CHARTS SPECIFIED BY THE...
Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Goblins Wear Suits (The Magical Beings' Rehabilitations Center #2) in Books
Feb 6, 2020
With a certain Goblin mob boss urging her to stay within commuting distance of Chicago, and a flirtatious Pooka pushing her to study overseas, Morgan has a hard enough time trying to sort through her college choices the way it is. Planning out her future is made even more difficult when terrorist threats are issued by an anti-human, anti-rehabilitation, magic-based organization. Does Morgan want to continue working at the MBRC when it puts her life in danger?
It has rounded off book one nicely but I think I got a little bored towards the end. I'm glad that she chose her pooka in the end. I do like K.M. Shea and I'm moving on to her next series!
Manuscripts and Printed Books in Europe 1350-1550: Packaging, Presentation and Consumption
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This collaborative collection considers the packaging, presentation and consumption of medieval...