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Title: Developing a 'feact-based' marketing plan: this article provides a framework for preparing a "grounded in the facts" strategy to mobilize your foundry toward new action on the marketing front. (The market-driven foundry - Part II).
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Title: Preparing a marketing plan. (Checklist 020).
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This digital document is an article from Chartered Management Institute: Checklists: Marketing Strategy, published by Thomson Gale on October 1, 2005. The length of the article is 1471 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Preparing for open-enrollment season.(health plan open-enrollment periods)
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Developed as part of the American Marketing Assocation Toolbox series, Preparing the Marketing Plan shows readers how to develop a marketing plan that gets results and improves the bottom line.
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Abundantly illustrated, easy-to-follow guide shows beginning and veteran prestidigitators how to successfully perform over 100 tricks, including The Inexhaustible Hat, The Cut and Restored Turban, The Chinese Rings, The Rising Cards, Steel Through Steel, Fingers That See and dozens of other remarkable feats—each graded according to difficulty.
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101 Easy-todo-magic-tricks.......2006-07-13
Well, the title of the book pretty much explains the book. For me, It was a litle too easy, but I'm 16 years old. This book is better suited towards kids. But if you are interested solely in card magic, I recommend not getting it. This book only has self-working card tricks. Although, if you are only interested in a couple easy cards tricks to impress people, then that is what this book offers. This book also contains other tricks, such as dolar bill in a lemon, chinese wands, chinese rings, the inexhaustible hat, the rising cigarette, ring on a string, and the great matchbox escape, to name a few. This book isn't very long. I didn't enjoy the book that much, because I am interested in street magic, and these tricks are not suited to that type of magic, because they all require set-up and need a table or are too angle sensitve, ect. But overall, I would have to say that you shouldn't buy this book (because there are so many better books that hold more information) unless you are a kid. If you are older and a beginner in magic I recommend another book.
Top Beginner Book.......2000-06-07
This is one of the best magic books a beginner could buy. Just as he does in his other books, Bill Tarr teaches in a way that is so easy to understand and follow. These are some of the best classic magic tricks; every magician should know them. I recommend this book to even advanced magicians. If you don't have it on your shelf, you're missing out.
Good.......2000-04-11
This book was absolutly great! All the magic tricks were so easy to do! I loved enterraining my two younger sisters with these tricks.
Read this book!!!.......1998-06-22
this is a really good work for someone just starting in the field. The text is clear and interesting, and the explainitory art leaves nothing to be desired
An extremely good basic magic book with no garbage.......1998-03-11
Unlike many magic texts, this book has incredible illustrations that make every trick easy to understand. The book includes simple ways to create functinal apparatus like Chinese Sticks, chinese Rice Bowls, simple production boxes etc. It also includes a simple routine for the Chinese Linking Rings, the only trick you can't make yourself. With thousands of drawings by an excellent illustrator, this book is a must for anybody interested in learning magic. Mr. Tarr has also written Now You See It, Now You Don't which is undoubtably the best beginning text on sleight of hand on the market. It isn't best because Mr. Tarr is the best, it is best because the writing is clear, the illustrations are top notch, and the material is chosen to teach.
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Clear diagrams and step-by-step instructions for performing 18 simple feats of prestidigitation: Strength Test, Untangled, Elastic Lock, Mystic Spinner, Rollaway, Heavyset, The Great Escape and many more, using such ordinary objects as coins, rubber bands and string.
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30 mind-boggling maneuvers — arranged in order of difficulty — include finding cards, mind-reading feats, causing a card to rise mysteriously from the deck, and more. Helpful diagrams and easy-to-follow instructions help young magicians through each step — from preparing and manipulating cards to developing a line of patter.
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Good begginers Book.......2005-10-28
Karl Fulves has been putting out these kinds of books for what seems like an eternity. They are good books for kids and even a skilled performer can pull some good material from these books.
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Bill's Back With More than 100.......2000-04-01
Continuing in the style that made the "Now you See it, Now you don't" series of books so valuable for the reader, Bill discusses a series of platform tricks ( quite a few can't be done with ordinary objects i.e. the linking rings and the Chinese wands to name two ) with accompanying hand drawn illustrations by Frank Daniel. This is the system he used to such great effect with illustrator Barry Ross in his other books to show the intricacies of sleight of hand, the drawings were able to show details that would be covered up or obscured in photos. Unlike his other books, which were long on method and short on tricks, this book has a great many tricks often with little thought to the routining of them. And at only 101 tricks he seems at times to be reaching, and missing in the quest to include something useful. I can only recommend about half the book, but in that half is some great classics of magic explained in an easy to follow and understandable manner. The format of the book with its many drawings is useful for but a few tricks (most notably the linking rings). While with many of the others the illustration seem to only waste page space, but then we might have been treated to more tricks like "relit" which is simply the relighting of a just blown out candle by having the flame of a match travel down the smoke.
Magic for the masses.......2000-04-01
Continuing in the style that made the "Now you See it, Now you don't" series of books so valuable for the reader, Bill discusses a series of platform tricks with accompanying hand drawn illustrations by Frank Daniel. This is the system he used to such great effect with illustrator Barry Ross in his other books to show the intricacies of sleight of hand, the drawings were able to show details that would be covered up or obscured in photos. Unlike his other books, which were long on method and short on tricks, this book has a great many tricks often with little thought to the routining of them. And at only 101 tricks he seems at times to be reaching, and missing in the quest to include something useful. I can only recommend about half the book, but in that half is some great classics of magic explained in an easy to follow and understandable manner. The format of the book with its many drawings is useful for but a few tricks (most notably the linking rings). While with many of the others the illustration seem to only waste page space, but then we might have been treated to more tricks like "relit" which is simply the relighting of a just blown out candle by having the flame of a match travel down the smoke.
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Easily Learn How To Perform Amazing Magic Tricks In Just Minutes!!!
Have you ever wanted to read some ones mind or float yourself off the ground? Have you ever wanted to learn magic but didn't want to spend hours and hours of time practicing? If so, this book is for you! You will learn how to float yourself and read minds in just minutes! Here are some other amazing magic tricks that you will learn:
Card Tricks
Mind Reading Tricks
Psychic Feats
Make at Home Magic
Illusions
Puzzles
Much More!
In this book you will learn the secrets to all of these amazing magic tricks. The tricks require no skill and can be performed almost anywhere, anytime. Ed Junior will explain step by step how they work and how to perform them for an audience. In minutes you will be able to amaze your friends and family.
As a bonus for parents, Time For A Party is included free! This guide will show parents step by step how to create an unforgettable birthday party for their child! Learn how to hire entertainment, stay within your budget and more!
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press release from the book.......2005-05-24
Magic in Minutes
New Book Teaches Anyone to do Astounding Magic and Offers Professional Party Planning Tips
MOHNTON, Pa. - David Copperfield, Harry Houdini and David Blaine are known masters of magic. Now anyone can become a magician and throw a more magical bash than any holiday at Hogwarts with the new book Magic in Minutes: Easy to do Magic tricks and Party Planning Secrets All in One Book! (now available through 1stBooks) by Ed Junior.
Junior opens his book with easy and mystifying magic tricks. Many of the tricks are impromptu and can be done anywhere at anytime. They don't require any expensive special magic supplies, just a few items that can be found in any home, restaurant or office. Junior offers advice on picking a character for a magical alter ego and provides magic terms with definitions that can be applied later in his book and other magic books. Instead of sticking to one topic or kind of magic trick, Junior covers a variety of tricks over six different sections: "Card Tricks," "Mind Reading Tricks," "Psychic Feats," "Make at Home Magic," "Illusions" and "Puzzles." Junior feel that by doing this, everyone will find a magic they like.
The second part of the book is devoted to party planning, entitled "Time For a Party." Readers will learn step by step how to create a birthday party from scratch, hopefully relieving some of the stress and hassle involved with planning a party. Junior covers it all, like where to have a party and why, how many to invite, how long it should last, what to serve, suggestions for decorations and games and party secrets, including hiring entertainment and sources for the best priced party supplies.
Everything for a great and entertaining party is here, from tricks to punch. Get Magic in Minutes before it disappears.
Junior has been interested in magic since he was five, and interest he picked up from his uncle Alan Kappenstein. His interest persisted and gobbled up all of his allowance money over the years. His childhood fascination has transformed into a profession. He performs all kinds of shows from private parties to Vegas stage shows and teaches magic to thousands every year at the Mingus Magic Shop in Reading, Pa. One of his biggest achievements was placing fourth in the World Magic Seminar in Las Vegas. Magic in Minutes is his first book.
Great Buy!.......2003-04-11
Fun tricks that are easy to do. I loved the card tricks and mind reading ones.
The party guide is also good if your a parent! Informative and fun!
After reading this book my interest in magic has grown! I love it.
Great Magic Book!.......2003-04-11
This books is great, I am just beginning in magic and this book has great tricks in it that I use all the time.
If your a parent you will enjoy reading the party planning section in the book, its fun and informative!
Overall, a great buy!
good information.......2003-04-11
The magic is good and fun. The card tricks are neat.
The party section is also recommended for families.
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Magic, 193 Easy-To-Do and Impossible to Detect Magic Tricks
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