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72 Lessons From The Sky : Cessna 172

Take to the skies with 72 Lessons From The Sky. Be the pilot who comes home! 72 true stories from Cessna 172 pilots, with valuable lessons learned from accidents & near misses.
R 466,25

A study of the role of management style on performance of mutual funds in India

1 Origin and History of Mutual Funds The evolution of Mutual funds can be traced to the times of the Egyptians and Phoenicians when they sold shares in caravans and vessels to spread the risk of these ventures. Historians are uncertain of the origins of investment funds; some cite the closed-end investment companies launched in the Netherlands in 1822 by King William I as the first mutual funds, while others point to a Dutch merchant named Adriaan van Ketwich whose investment trust was c
R 906,27

7 Days to a Byline That Pays

7 Days to a Byline that Pays explains how to tell stories that audiences will read and editors will pay you to write. Delivered In a breezy and compact manner, this book will help you work fast, smart and get paid for your work. Take it from Pulitzer winning journalist Manny Garcia: "Smith has successfully culled the best ideas from colleagues and published a book that is essential reading for anyone who wants to succeed in journalism. It's creative, clear, fun and Timeless. He hits all the
R 452,88

2022 International Mass Timber Report

The mass timber panel industry, most prominently exemplified by cross-laminated timber (CLT), is a new phenomenon. It integrates elements of mass timber design, manufacturing technologies, and construction and has not followed typical commodity-oriented forest products industry models. In fact, it would be difficult to point to an adequate precedent. Organic development of the global mass timber industry over the last 25 years has produced substantial diversity in manufacturing processes, level
R 2 634,05

A Freelancer's Survival Guide to Maximizing Your Success

This fabulous book includes three related chapters from the Freelancer's Survival Guide by Kristine Kathryn Rusch: How to Make Money, The Secrets of Success, and How to Negotiate Anything.
R 424,62

A First Course in Rail Transport Planning

This book contains a structured 12 week course for rail transport planning. The material is directed at university students, who are familiar with transport planning but have not yet been exposed to rail transport planning. The subject presented is thorough and provides a comprehensive review of many of the issues that arise when performing rail transport planning. The book includes a review of the different types of rail systems, including metros, commuter rail, light rail and trams. Monorail
R 462,99

A Memoir in Pieces

For nearly four decades, journalist Ernest Hillen travelled from coast to coast in his adopted country of Canada and throughout the wider world, crafting stories that were sometimes amusing, occasionally bleak, often poignant--and always memorable. A Memoir in Pieces gathers together some of his favourites. Here you will meet a Montreal-born mercenary soldier who declares "I like to fight. Once you've tasted blood, you want more." You'll sit down to a lunch of hamburgers, pickles, tea and Scot
R 420,30

(washington)2

A compilation of op-eds and interviews illustrated with editorial cartoons and photographs in a beautifully designed book that summarizes Alberto Avendano's Washington's career in El Tiempo Latino and The Washington Post. Mostly in Spanish with complete sections in English.
R 1 877,51

(Re)Consider your Service Value Proposition : How to create more value for the customers, employees and owners of service organisations

Services form the largest parts of most developed economies, and a growing part of emerging economies too. And all organisations contain in-house service teams and departments. So, this book is relevant toyou, whatever, or wherever, your organisation.
R 1 513,71

A Decent Bottle of Wine in China

When Yorkshireman Chris Ruffle decided to build a vineyard complete with a Scottish castle in the midst of the countryside in eastern China, he was expecting difficulties, but nothing on the scale he encountered. But build it he did, and the wine is now flowing.
R 703,26

A Little Bit of Advice for Self-Publishers

In this succinct book, publications consultant Vinnie Kinsella tells you what you should know before starting your self-publishing journey.
R 223,89

A History of Modern Tourism

Tourism as we know it is a surprisingly modern concept, both a product of modernity and a force helping to shape it. From the British Grand Tour in the sixteenth century to the onset of contemporary mass tourism, travel has played a crucial role in the rise of globalization and the development of the modern world.
R 1 271,95