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    The Dr Bob Rotella CD Collection (Read by the Author) Includes: Golf is a Game of Confidence Golf is not a Game of Perfect Putting out of your mind The Golf of your Dreams Brand New (still shrink wrapped): 7 CDs The Dr Bob Rotella CD Collection GOLF IS A GAME OF CONFIDENCE Dr. Bob Rotella whose clients include Nick Price Davis Love III Tom Kite and Pat Bradley is firmly established as the premier performance enhancement specialist in the golf world. In Golf Is a Game of Confidence "Doc" Rotella focuses on the most important skill a golfer can have: the ability to think confidently. GOLF IS NOT A GAME OF PERFECT In Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect Rotella goes beyond the usual mental more details.....

  • Like Putting NEW
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    Putting Like a Genius - Dr. Bob Rotella read by the Author Putting Like a Genius - Dr. Bob Rotella -Audio Book Brand New: Still shrink wrapped 1 CDs One of the leading performance consultants in America Dr.Bob Rotella has tutored some of golf's greatest players including Nick Price Tom Kite David Duvall and Brad Faxon. Now Rotella or "Doc" as most players refer to him shares his wisdom on the most mental aspect of the game - putting. In Putting Like A Genius Rotella tells you how to tune out extraneous factors such as anger fear and other emotional responses that often cause you to leave the ball short or run it by the hole. Rotella's tips feature a series of exercises and techni more.....

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  • THE TALKING BOOK PROGRAM
    In 1931 the Congress established the talking-book program, which was intended to help blind adults who couldn't read print. This program was called ``Books for the Adult Blind Project``. The American Foundation for the Blind developed first talking books in 1932. One year later the first reproduction machine began the process of mass publishing. By 1935, after Congress approved free mailings of audio books to blind citizens, the Books for the Adult Blind Project was in full operation. In 1992 the National Library Service (NLS) for Blind and Physically Handicapped network circulated millions of recorded books to more than 700,000 handicapped listeners. All NLS recordings were created by professionals.
  • AUDIE AWARDS
    In 1996 Audio Publishers Association established the Audie Awards for audio books, which is an equivalent to the Oscar for the talking books industry. The nominees are announced each year in January, and the winners are announced at a gala banquet in spring, usually in conjunction with BookExpo America. The quantity of the audio book enthusiasts continued to grow. They began joining into audio book clubs. By 1997 the Columbia House Audio Book Club had more than 150,000 members and the Herrik Company's Audio Book Club in Morristown, NJ had 215,000 members.
  • THE TALKING BOOK PROGRAM
    In 1931 the Congress established the talking-book program, which was intended to help blind adults who couldn't read print. This program was called ``Books for the Adult Blind Project``. The American Foundation for the Blind developed first talking books in 1932. One year later the first reproduction machine began the process of mass publishing. By 1935, after Congress approved free mailings of audio books to blind citizens, the Books for the Adult Blind Project was in full operation. In 1992 the National Library Service (NLS) for Blind and Physically Handicapped network circulated millions of recorded books to more than 700,000 handicapped listeners. All NLS recordings were created by professionals.
  • AUDIE AWARDS
    In 1996 Audio Publishers Association established the Audie Awards for audio books, which is an equivalent to the Oscar for the talking books industry. The nominees are announced each year in January, and the winners are announced at a gala banquet in spring, usually in conjunction with BookExpo America. The quantity of the audio book enthusiasts continued to grow. They began joining into audio book clubs. By 1997 the Columbia House Audio Book Club had more than 150,000 members and the Herrik Company's Audio Book Club in Morristown, NJ had 215,000 members.
  • Dig deep into Lion: The best overlooked, underrated features
    Apple billed this summer's release of Mac OS X Lion as having more than 200 new features, but most coverage of Lion in the intervening months has focused on only a handful of them. While iOS-like navigation and app-launching interfaces, autosave/restore capabilities, AirDrop file sharing and an emergency restore partition are by all means important, there are a lot of helpful tweaks and ...
  • Real adventurers will swap romance for murky depths
    If you're reading this at home in the comfort of an armchair, shame on you: why are you not sailing solo round the world, rowing naked across the Atlantic or walking to the South Pole on your hands?