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A great read from Amazon’s used book rack Water for Elephants: A Novelthat had me hooked from Chapter 1. Ms Gruen nails the times and personages that inhabit her novel dead on. …and the twists and turns are very enjoyable as well. I could personally relate to the circus atmosphere in the depression 30’s as those were the carnies that visited my home town in northern New Jersey.
Ricoh Network Data Protection

I was skeptical for a looong time about getting an Ipod touch but now that I have one, I absolutely love it. The apps that Apple pre-installs on this are okay. Calculator is pretty cool, and calendar is my life saver. Some of the apps Itunes has available are confusing but that doesn’t have anything to do with the actual Ipod. If you’re looking for an organizer, calculator, mp3 player, and pocket gaming system, this should be your pick. I won’t leave home without it!
Optical Network Theory Artech

I’m very disappointed with this scale, I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 because of the design. Wanting something more accurate than my $15 scale, I decided to get it after reading the majority of good reviews. At first, it seemed pretty accurate; I tested it by weighing myself, then weighing 5 lb weights and a 6 lb medicine ball, alone and while holding them. It was accurate every time, even when I placed it on different areas on my bathroom floor. A week later, I weighed myself again and it showed a 4 lb weight loss which I was excited about. A week after that, I weighed again and it showed a 5 lb GAIN, even though I didn’t change my diet. So, I tested it again by moving it around and using weights. This time, it wasn’t accurate at all; I would weigh myself 2-5 times in the same spot and it would show up to an 8 lb difference. I placed it on every hard surface in my house and had the same problem each time. My 6 lb medicine ball would be 5.8 lbs most of the time, sometimes 6.6 lbs and my 5 lb hand weights (10 lbs total) would usually be 9 lbs. But the worst part is the 2-8 lb fluctuation in my weight everytime, that isn’t just a little off, it’s WAY off. I never dropped it or did anything to cause any damage to the scale, and I’m well within the weight limit (around 140 lbs).

I’m definitely going to return this scale, if anything I hope the company has good customer service.

Calumet Network cable RJ

I was looking forward to reading this book but SO disappointed. It was all vulgar descriptions, nudity, profanity, and basically no plot. I got halfway through and couldn’t get any farther. i don’t recommend it.
Dynex Retractable Network RJ

Zig Ziglar has out done himself once again in coming out with this great book on Network Marketing. I am a great fan of Zig’s sales and motivational tools and this book is no exception. The book covers an in-depth look at compensation plans, handling customers, being a leader, etc. The only true flaw is that this book lacks the insight on informing new recruits of the MLM pitfalls they are bound to encounter. It also skips over the exact “how-to”’s of handling objections and doing presentations. Plus this book is not “simple” enough or easy to “duplicate” for the new recruit. It’s just too long!. If you’re looking for a book that covers the essentials of “how” to succeed in MLM, may I suggest: “Your First Year in Network Markting” by Mark and Rene Reid Yarnell, instead.

Bottom Line: Don’t get me wrong, this is a great book for people who want to know about Network Marketing, and with just a little fine tuning, would be the best book ever!.

I hope this was helpful to you.
Network Marketing for Dummies

Zenoss Core: Network and System Monitoring is a complete step by step guide to getting the most out of Zenoss Core 2.1

The book starts with a detailed Preface of what Zenoss Core is, and what it can do for a System Admin. Then after lesson on the design of Zenoss Core, the book starts to walk you through a installation. This book covers even covers a VMware player install. It also shows you how to install under your favorite flavor of Linux, included are directions for Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora Core, Free BSD, MAC, and Debian/Ubuntu.

They even show the proper method to get Zenoss Core to automatically start up under Red HAT and Debian/Ubuntu.

Furthermore, the author shows you how do the configuration under Linux for both Firewall and SNMP with Zenoss Core, and how to do WMI and SNMP configurations under windows.

I really think the book does a nice job of guiding a user through the Web Interface of Zenoss core, where detailed steps are taken for you to understand how to add devices and configure Zenoss Core to monitor them correctly.

Detail by the author has been made to walk you through the Device ZProperties, and Status / Performance Monitors of the system.

Now the real power of Zenoss Core is Event / device alerting, and this is a fantastic deliberation of how to set up device event alerting.

Finally the book provides you with a how to for device and system reporting, and even gives you a chance to extend Zenoss Core to meet your needs.
Zenoss Core Network and