People Buy Brands Not Companies is Dr. Tantillo’s game-changing exploration of marketing and how it has been consistently and disastrously misunderstood. His concept of the marketing lens will empower the reader. It will change their businesses and their lives. “There simply is not anything that cannot be examined more effectively or run more efficiently and profitably when you apply the marketing lens,” writes Tantillo, nationally known as “The Marketing Doctor.” His unique approach blends his PhD in Applied Research Psychology with decades of corporate marketing acumen. Marketing is everything and this book proves it. People Buy Brands, Not Companies provides the novice with a critical advantage in the area of business and personal branding, and is the much-needed booster shot for the marketing professional. The Marketing Doctor moves marketing to the center stage of human activity where it belongs. He vanquishes the bean counters and vindicates marketing’s importance for the bottom line. In the process, Tantillo proves that marketing is fundamental to the success of nearly any venture, business or personal. People Buy Brands, Not Companies is something that people will want to share with their friends and marketing professionals will want to give to any client who ever doubts the importance of their work. Dr. Tantillo is a popular Fox Forum columnist and a frequent commentator on business and celebrity marketing for both radio and television. A more developed biography may be found at www.marketingdoctor.tv. What people are saying about The Marketing Doctor: “A marketing genius and visionary.” -Bill O’Reilly, The O’Reilly Factor “A marketing whiz.” -Cashman Peters, NPR’s Marketplace “You’re the ideal at this.” -Neil Cavuto, Fox Business News, to Dr. Tantillo on air concerning his Marketing Analysis of Healthcare Reform “If you want to know how to define and enhance your brand, you need the marketing doctor, John Tantillo.” -The Alan Colmes Radio Show Read details »

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Spend a few hours with George Hamilton?

Don’t Mind If I Do

Don’t let that tanned, handsome, charming surface fool you. Beneath the bronzed façade is a mischievous mind with a wicked wit. George Hamilton doesn’t miss a thing. With a front row seat for classic Hollywood’s biggest secrets and scandals, George has the intelligence, heart, and unflappable spirit to tell his story, and the story of Tinseltown’s heyday, with great good humor and delicious candor — as only he can. From Where the Boys Are to Dancing with the Stars; from Mary Pickford to Elizabeth Taylor; from smalltown Arkansas to the capitals of Europe — it’s all here, and George has lived to tell and to laugh about it.

As the child of a Dartmouth-educated bandleader dad and a glamorous Southern debutante mom whose marriage crumbled early on, George had a childhood filled with misadventures and challenges that his mom always seemed able to turn from tragedy to comedy. Her idea of changing the family’s fortunes involved a trip cross-country with three sons and a poodle in a Lincoln Continental, making stops along the way to search for husband/father number three. And she was quick to recognize that George’s potential success lay in Hollywood.

George starved nobly for his art in the late 1950s, but was soon starring in major motion photos directed by the likes of Vincente Minnelli and Louis Malle. He has forgotten more about Hollywood than most motion picture experts will ever know and shares intimate and hugely pleasing stories of his friendships with Cary Grant; Brigitte Bardot; Robert Mitchum; Merle Oberon; Mae West; Sammy Davis, Jr.; and Judy Garland — not to mention Lyndon B. Johnson and Elvis’s Colonel Tom Parker as well as the King himself — among others. The world is Hamilton’s oyster, and this ultimate insider is ready to share it with us. So fasten your seat belt. We’ll tell you when it’s safe to move about the cabin again. Read details »

Spend a few hours with George Hamilton?

Don’t Mind If I Do

Don’t let that tanned, handsome, charming surface fool you. Beneath the bronzed façade is a mischievous mind with a wicked wit. George Hamilton doesn’t miss a thing. With a front row seat for classic Hollywood’s biggest secrets and scandals, George has the intelligence, heart, and unflappable spirit to tell his story, and the story of Tinseltown’s heyday, with great good humor and delicious candor — as only he can. From Where the Boys Are to Dancing with the Stars; from Mary Pickford to Elizabeth Taylor; from smalltown Arkansas to the capitals of Europe — it’s all here, and George has lived to tell and to laugh about it.

As the child of a Dartmouth-educated bandleader dad and a glamorous Southern debutante mom whose marriage crumbled early on, George had a childhood filled with misadventures and challenges that his mom always seemed able to turn from tragedy to comedy. Her idea of changing the family’s fortunes involved a trip cross-country with three sons and a poodle in a Lincoln Continental, making stops along the way to search for husband/father number three. And she was quick to recognize that George’s potential success lay in Hollywood.

George starved nobly for his art in the late 1950s, but was soon starring in major motion photos directed by the likes of Vincente Minnelli and Louis Malle. He has forgotten more about Hollywood than most motion picture experts will ever know and shares intimate and hugely pleasing stories of his friendships with Cary Grant; Brigitte Bardot; Robert Mitchum; Merle Oberon; Mae West; Sammy Davis, Jr.; and Judy Garland — not to mention Lyndon B. Johnson and Elvis’s Colonel Tom Parker as well as the King himself — among others. The world is Hamilton’s oyster, and this ultimate insider is ready to share it with us. So fasten your seat belt. We’ll tell you when it’s safe to move about the cabin again. Read details »

Travel through the wonderful world of breakups once again, but this time- Take your ideal friend with you! My One Year Anniversary- A Best Friend For Your Breakup Book has proven to provide laughter to it’s readers as well as remind you of you when all you can think about is him.
Purchase this day and this book can be yours to read by yourself, or with your closest friends. Be Careful, most readers begin to use the lingo pretty quickly. This book is as Catchy as a pop-song.get your copy today! Read details »

Travel through the wonderful world of breakups once again, but this time- Take your ideal friend with you! My One Year Anniversary- A Best Friend For Your Breakup Book has proven to provide laughter to it’s readers as well as remind you of you when all you can think about is him.
Purchase this day and this book can be yours to read by yourself, or with your closest friends. Be Careful, most readers begin to use the lingo pretty quickly. This book is as Catchy as a pop-song.get your copy today! Read details »

There is no such thing as an ordinary family. Each one has its own stories: the black sheep, the Civil War hero, the ancestors who fled to the United States, or the lost family fortune. No matter how plain you think your background is, chances are there is a saga just waiting to be discovered.

The ground-breaking NBC series Who Do You Think You Are? takes seven of America’s best-loved celebrities-from Lisa Kudrow to Susan Sarandon-on an emotional journey to trace their family history and discover who they really are. The revelations are sometimes shocking, sometimes heartbreaking, and always fascinating.

With the Who Do You Think You Are? companion guide, you will learn how to chart your own journey into your past and discover the treasures hidden in your family tree. Featuring step-by-step instructions from one of America’s top genealogical researchers, Who Do You Think You Are? covers everything a newbie needs to know to begin digging into their roots, including:

*Full-color profiles of the celebrities’ surprising revelations *Starting the search-it’s as simple as pulling out the old family pics *Census information-where to find it and how to use it *What birth, death, and marriage certificates have to tell us *How to track down immigration and military documents *The latest breakthroughs in DNA testing *The ideal on-line resources to conduct your searches, and store your newfound discoveries to share with family and save for future generations It has never been easier to bring your family history to life. You will be amazed at how much there is to discover!

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A fun and fact-filled book for the visitor and Arizonans. Questions and answers about Arizona and its famous and infamous inhabitants. A great way to learn about the Grand Canyon State with some laughs along the way. Also contains “Just the Facts from A to Z,” the simple way to learn the state’s basics. Plus “Timeout at the Oasis,” a game to amuse and challenge readers. Read details »

Molly Jong-Fast grew up in a town house with a pink door and paintings of ladies playing naked Twister. There were world-famous therapists living in her cellar, a secretary with a brain tumor, a nanny who was a numbers runner, and grandparents who revealed that they had sex on their first date.
Leading therapists agree: a normal childhood.
In Girl [Maladjusted], Molly Jong-Fast takes us on a tour of her huge fat Jewish bohemian upbringing. With the same keen insight, effortless cool, and buoyant wit that won her legions of devoted readers in Normal Girl, she offers a riotous and affecting coming-of-age story that is both uniquely weird and weirdly universal. Read details »

The envy of her sorority sisters charlotte has everything. Looks popularity and wesley a boyfriend in a fraternity with well-deserved reputation for his chauvinistic exploits. She attends a party without wesley. Wesleys frat brother jim a devious womanizer forces charlotte into unwanted sex. Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 04/05/2005 Starring: Jay Underwood Danny Quinn Run time: 108 minutes Rating: R Read details »