Pro Tools: Behind the Controls [2005]
July 7th, 2008
Pro Tools: Behind the Controls [2005]
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Customer Review: great
dont criticise this item. its only half the package because to provide it all to you is breaking the law. Anyone with a bit of common sense can find what they need and if you brick your psp, memory stick or not this helps. People on ebay are charging ?30 plus for such items! I started trying to mod a battery and since it nearly resulted in me severing an artery with a knife when opening it I decided to play safe. If you cant manage with this then you shouldnt be putting CFW on as it will only end in tears!
Customer Review: does exactly as advertised
This tool does exactly as advertised, it won’t mod your PSP for you, but with a little internet research, a bit of patience, and following the instructions EXACTLY, you can CFW your PSP in 10-15 minutes. i had no issues whatsoever. giving this anything less than top marks is stupid.
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Customer Review: A brilliant book that should be common sense
Every chapter of the book teaches you new things. You can pick up the book and read a few pages and feel slightly enlightened. The book does an excellent job at teaching one how to look at conversations as a vehicle for getting things settles and solved, without hurting anyone, or not getting the full message across. Highly recommended!
Customer Review: When the stakes are high
This book was a most enjoyable read but left me with a touch of ambivalence. As a handbook for communicating more effectively, it’s helpful but perhaps a bit simplistic. “Crucial conversations” are defined as those in which opinions vary, the stakes are high, and emotions run strong. The book targets situations in business and personal life, and is extremely readable with its many illustrative dialogues from both sectors. An extensive vocabulary is introduced and I’ve had some of the terms floating like a ghostly subtext under my own conversations: Sucker’s Choice; Safety; Salute and Stay Mute; Silence or Violence; Freeze Your Lover; Pool of Shared Meaning. It’s all useful even if reductionist. The techniques offered for effective negotiation are generally quite obvious, yet they bear repeating and codifying. They are, however, techniques, and as such they probably won’t give earth-shaking results without an understanding of what’s making people tick. Conversation and negotiation are so much more than technique. CRUCIAL CONVERSATIONS is an ideal offering for the best-seller market and would be a great springboard for leadership development workshops. My two picks for the best advice in this book: (1) Stay focused on what you really want. (2) If you give this book to a partner or business associate, don’t take a yellow highlighter to the parts you think they need before you give it; better to work on your own side of the crucial conversations. Linda Bulger, 2008
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