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newFor A Better Retirement Income

Retirement! The Golden Years! Retiring from a lifetime of work is a major milestone on your life’s journey. Retirement generally means living on another source of income – your post-retirement “salary”.

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newEarly Exits

As I prepare this book in late 2008 the world’s financial systems are in turmoil. Huge investment banks have become extinct, governments have rushed in with bailouts, initial public offerings (IPOs) have all but disappeared, the venture capital industry is in crisis and investors are holding on to their cash more tightly than they have in decades.

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Data Preprocessing for...

he best preprocessing methods will be the ones that ultimately produce a robust model with the most accurate predictive ability.

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In God We Trust

True literature is defined as “writing of enduring interest” thus, not every book written and published can fit this category; works of exceptionally-enduring interest are known as “Classics”.

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The Bright Sales Book on Closing

Did you know that actual studies show that 80% of all salespeople have never completely read one sales book? This is daunting when you consider the fact that sales is their chosen profession. And we know that universities certainly do not offer degrees in selling.

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Guide to Bridge Traffic and...

The TAC Guide to Bridge Traffic and Combination Barriers was developed to both synthesize and help unify the Canadian bridge barrier design practice.

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99 Critical Ideas for Insurance...

“99 Critical Ideas for Insurance Professionals” was researched, designed and written to meet the needs of advisors, brokers, agents and support staff engaged in the sale of critical insurance products.

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Great Real World Leadership

I was a less than an ordinary Joe in high school. My marks were below average. I was not interested in most courses except social studies, in my senior year.

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