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Bounceback Incription Software Bounceback Professional Enterprize
$149.95
Marketing Information: BounceBack Enterprise is designed for hard drive based backup and recovery. It"s the perfect solution for professional and home users who value their data and the time spent creating it. BounceBack Enterprise creates an exact copy of your computer hard drive including files, applications and the operating system allowing for easy access and the immediate recovery of lost or deleted files.BounceBack Enterprise includes powerful Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 128 and AES 256-bit encryption. With BounceBack Enterprise you can back up with a high degree of security. We include our unique split-key encryption scheme - a failsafe system utilizing two split-key custodians. Split-key technology provides an advantage to IT groups as it provides the ability to access encrypted data should the primary user be unavailable.
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Software Sub Type: Backup & RecoverySoftware Name: BounceBack v.7.1 EnterpriseFeatures & Benefits: Bootability:Creates a bootable backup driveQuickRestore:Restore single files, folders, or complete hard drive volumes by selecting what you want to restoreBackup Sets:Create custom sets of data to backup, and specify their backup destinationsScheduling:Schedule backup sets by date and time or upon connectionVersioning:View and restore previously saved versions of filesIncremental Backup:Saves time by quickly backing up only those files that have been changed or newly created since the last backup was performedNetwork Backup: Backup and restore to any local or mapped network driveNative File Format:All data is backed up in its original file format for easy access and data sharingSynchronization:Synchronize data between multiple computers/hard drives

No B.S. Ruthless Management of People and Profits: The Ultimate, No Holds Barred, Kick Butt, Take No Prisoners Guide to Really Getting Rich
$14.95
Having made more bad hires than good, I figured I'd get Dan to set me straight before the next hire.

Any person even THINKING about "going into business for myself" should read pages 11-12 on "Ownership Mentality." My goodness, what a wake-up call THAT was.

The bottom of page 13 is PRICELESS. I will remember it for the rest of my life. More importantly, I will APPLY it.

Now that I've read "The Two Most Crucial Management Decisions of All," I will never be the same.

After reading page 33, I finally understand how to resolve the dichotomy between "always hire the best" and "eliminate discretion at the operating level" a la Gerber. It always seemed that those two principles were mutually exclusive, but know I understand that they are not.

Set your ego aside and read this book. You'll soon see that the author has an extremely intimate understanding of the subject matter.

This book is surprisingly cheap considering how much Dan charges for most of his info products.

Get it, read it, and most importantly IMPLEMENT IT.

The Screwtape Letters
$13.99
After experiencing this book I am so much more in-tuned to the forces at work around me. While not an easy read due mostly to the style of writing than usage of uncommon words; if you like language, words and their origins then you'll enjoy this work. Having a dictionary handy won't hurt either. Scarily hilarious at times and enlightening throughout. A must read for the spiritually conscious.

Astoria, or Anecdotes of an Enterprize Beyond the Rocky Mountains
$27.00
In 1811 a group of American traders built a fort at the mouth of the Columbia River, named Fort Astoria in honor of its financier, John Jacob Astor. Envisioned as the spur?of a fur-trading empire, by 1813 the project was a business failure and the fort was surrendered to the British. But in its short life Astoria rendered incalculable benefits to public understanding of the Great Northwest. The exploration of trade routes, the description of various Indian tribes and their customs, and an American claim on the Northwest coast were among many of its legacies. Astor never relinquished his pride in the enterprise and insisted that the West would one day be a dominating factor in national politics. To drive his point home he asked Washington Irving, the country's most renowned and respected author, to transform the papers of Fort Astoria into a unified and readable history. Irving accepted the offer and published Astoria in 1836.From its first appearance--when it was hailed by no less a reviewer than Edgar Allan Poe--to the present day, Astoria has been read as a vivid and fascinating history, comparable indeed to the finest of romances, but rooted in the rough and hardy life of trapping, hunting, and exploration.The text of this edition is approved by the Center for editions of American Authors, Modern Language Association of America.