You're no idiot, of course. But when it comes to keeping up with the plays in a football game, you're not sure who's talking more of a beating--you or the players. Don't hang up your jersey yet! The Complete Idiot's Guide to Understanding Football Like a Pro helps you build your football knowledge to make you a savvy, more satisfied spectator. Feel confident about your next pro game and sharing your newfound insights at the water cooler. In this Complete Idiot's Guide you get:

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Understanding Football Like aPro

Sports & Outdoors

Tarcy, Brian

Theismann, Joe

Football (American)

Alpha

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Business Management

Managing cash flow, keeping employees happy and productive, complying with employment laws, and fighting back competition are all problems any manager must face daily. Now there is step-by-step help for everything from how to maximize the success of your products to how to solve the problems that sap a business' productivity. Included are anecdotes from the author about his successes in business, the problems he faced, and how he overcame them.

Business & Money

Klopp, Hap

Management & Leadership

Alpha Books

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Understanding Football, Second Edition, provides new and intermediate football fans with all the information they need to understand and enjoy football. From high school to the NFL, coverage includes the basics of offense and defense, players, rules, strategies and even what to wear! New coverage for this edition includes: the draft - how it works for teams and players including parity, new technology on the field including instant replay, dangerous referee flags and rules changes for college and pro ball, XFL, arena league, expansion teams and NFL Europe, and the changing business and team strategy for professional football today.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Football (2nd Edition)

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Provides observations on how companies should be run, including cutting personnel departments in half, raising pay, and cutting benefits

Tight Ships Don't Sink: Profit Secrets from a No-Nonsense Ceo

Sutton, Gary

Prentice Hall Direct

Argues that most companies are overmanaged and underled, and shows how leadership can do more to improve an organization than all the management techniques in the world

The Adventure of Leadership: An Unorthodox Business Guide

Business Culture

Berkley_Pub Group

The Adventure of Leadership: An Unorthodox Business Guide by the Man Who Conquered "the North Face"

Longmeadow Pr.

Every small resort town in America faces huge development pressures. This is the story of one such town.  In the summer resort town of Vermouth, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod, Cletis Bord is the town garbageman and the shortstop on the Townies softball team in the Vermouth Softball League. His best friend, Bobby Linster, the second baseman, just sold the Linster family land that is the right field of their longtime softball field. You can’t sell right field. Can you?  You can if a well-dressed slick-talking developer claiming to be an heir to Walt Disney comes spreading money around like lottery winnings to 19 Vermouth landowners, including the Linster family.   And that’s how Cletis Bord, an unambitious stoner got involved with other town characters, and even an endangered species, trying to win an election to stop a zoning change that would allow a huge development to change his hometown forever.   Set during a softball season pennant race during an idyllic summer on Cape Cod, You Can’t Sell Right Field follows the Townies as they split apart over the zoning change and try to come together to win softball games and the championship.   By the end of this love story for his hometown, Cletis, the narrator, finds his own version of love, grows up some and learns an important lesson about small-town democracy.

You Can't Sell Right Field: A Cape Cod Novel

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Cape Cod Wave

In Silicon Valley, people routinely dream of changing the world. Some do so. Many more almost do. Almost. It is such a Silicon Valley word. This is the story and lessons learned from 12 electric months in the life of a dreamy San Francisco startup that once thought it would be bought by a technology giant and also seemed on the verge of becoming a nationally-known brand. Neither happened, and the lessons are poignant. Almost…the word hurts the soul. So much effort falling into oblivion. And it keeps happening again and again, this amazing effort that seems part of the DNA of Silicon Valley. Why? What is it there that makes it seem essential to swing for the fences? What is Silicon Valley really like? Here is a fascinating 12-month snapshot inside of one company that almost changed the world.

Almost: 12 Electric Months Chasing A Silicon Valley Dream

Biography & History

The Frontispiece

Provides terms from fields ranging from finance and real estate to investing and high technology

The Business Words You Should Know: 1,500 Essential Words to Build the Vocabulary You Need for Business Today!

Adams Media Corp.

Profit Secrets from a No-Nonsense Ceo: 153 Ways to Keep Your Company in One Piece When the Blue Chips Hit the Fan

Career Pr Inc

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