plug your ipod into the computer then go into itunes and go to the audiobooks section on your ipod on itunes.....un-click the name of your book you want to delete and click apply at the bottom.
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I've been looking recently and the most you'll find is a audiobook of first, last and fifth books on youtube at best. however im not even sure if those audiobooks are still up.
you have to pay to read or listen at every website and place you may find them.
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Herbert Moskowitz has written:
'Preference order recursion for finding relevant pure admissible and optimal statistical decision functions' -- subject(s): Decision making, Recursive functions, Statistical methods
'Some observations on theories of collective decisions' -- subject(s): Decision making, Social groups
'Centralization versus decentralization via reports of exceptions' -- subject(s): Decision making, Financial institutions, Mathematical models, Organization
'Validity of the DeGroot model for achieving consensus in panel and Delphi groups' -- subject(s): Mathematical models, Social choice
'Algorithms and optimization schemes for Bayesian acceptance quality control plans' -- subject(s): Acceptance sampling
'A double screening procedure under one-sided specification' -- subject(s): Quality control, Statistical methods
'Effect of social interaction on human probabilistic inference' -- subject(s): Decision making, Social interaction
'Management science: An experiential approach'
'A program for evaluating, fitting, and debiasing subjective probability distributions' -- subject(s): Distribution (Probability theory)
'Robustness of linear models for decision making--some comments' -- subject(s): Decision making, Linear models (Statistics), Mathematical models
'The descriptive validity of the stationarity assumption in time discounting' -- subject(s): Discount
'Information and decision systems for production planning' -- subject(s): Decision making, Production control, Production scheduling
'Multistage multiattribute acceptance sampling in serial production systems' -- subject(s): Acceptance sampling
'Development of a multi-attribute value function for long range electrical generation expansion' -- subject(s): Electric power production, Electric power-plants, Electric utilities, Management, Planning, Utility theory
'Sobering agent' -- subject(s): Alcohol, Blood alcohol, Drugs, Hangover cures, Physiological effect
'Stepwise inspection in Bayesian multiattribute acceptance sampling' -- subject(s): Acceptance sampling
'Conditional versus unconditional analysis of dynamic decisions' -- subject(s): Decision making, Mathematical models
'Robust interactive decision-analysis (RID)' -- subject(s): Data processing, Decision making, Mathematical models, Statistical decision
'An algorithm for determining Bayesian attribute single sampling acceptance plans' -- subject(s): Acceptance sampling, Bayesian statistical decision theory
'A dynamic programming approach for finding pure admissible decision functions in statistical decisions' -- subject(s): Dynamic programming, Statistical decision
The cost of audiobooks varies greatly depending on their length, how many cds are required for the book's content and whether you buy them in-store or online. a typical single cd should cost no more than £10 online.
There is some confusion and controversy regarding this question.
The collection of Sanskrit Hymns which form the Hindu religious text Rig-Veda describes astronomical occurrences with a very high degree of accuracy that have been dated earlier than 4000BC(Playfair, 1790). This could only have been possible if the chroniclers of these texts had physically observed those events since the ability to retroactively calculate those events required the knowledge of Newtonian mechanics which was unknown till the late medieval period and there is no doubt that the written form of the RigVeda predates Issac Newton by at least 2000 years.
Unfortunately, Indologist Max Mueller, out of a desire to date the RigVeda at a later period than early Biblical events, fixed the date without explanation at 1200 BC based on sparse evidence of linguistic evolution and this has been taken by subsequent historians as truth without further investigation. It's another question altogether whether at all the subject of linguistic evolution can be relied upon to reliably date the civilizations, what may be true for one language might be completely different for another. In fact, a reasonably motivated person can twist the dating to suit his own ideas, as Max Mueller seems to have managed.
The other contender for this is The Epic of Gilgamesh which is an epic poem recorded on 12 clay tablets from Ancient Mesopotamia (Current day Iraq). The earliest versions of the Epic date as early as 2150-2000 BC but the current versions are thought to have been edited to its final and current form by 1600 BC.
To answer your question, unless someone manages to refute the astronomical dating of the Rig Veda(no one has managed it so far), it is by far the oldest book in human history. Otherwise, it is the Epic of Gilgamesh.
The Oldest book is the Diamond Sutra in the dinasty of T'ang of China...
Well, there aren't many. I was surprised. I thought, perhaps, the whole ouvre of Loren Coleman might have been vocalized by some reasonably famous actor to be hear over the speakers on one's boring, perpetual workday commute. No dice. I did, however, find this: Tales of the Cryptids: Mysterious Creatures That May or May Not Exist by Kelly Milner which is a true audiobook, available, and seems to be respectable--although it is, unfortunately or fortunately, for kids and not for the grind of an adult's daily drive. I found it, of course, on Amazon. Along with several audiobooks about Bigfoot: Bigfoot: The Ultimate Adventure by Robert W. Morgan (Audio Cassette - Sep 1996) (which is an out of print audio cassette, meaning: check Ebay, etc.) and this: The Bigfoot Pocket Field Manual by Robert W. Morgan (Audio Cassette - May 1997) (ibid) These are by Robert Morgan, a big name in Bigfoot's field. Then there is this: Monsters of the Earth (Dramatised) by Robert Chapman which, again, is a true audiobook (not a cassette) but which, while it is inexpensive at around five bucks also does not seem to be highly recommended. It seems to be a long, fairly difficult search for the aurally recorded information you seek. If you would provide further information, perhaps, on the cryptids to which you are most drawn I could do a better search? Myself, I prefer animals that show up at random (i.e. the inexplicable kangaroo in downtown Chicago). Audiobooks on this type of Fortean phenomenon seem rarer than the phenomeon's near-ghosts themselves. Perhaps, though, if you are interested more in something along the Chupacabra line, there will be more success.
If you are running iOS 5 or later, you can just swipe across to delete them from the device. If you are running any older iOS, you have to plug your phone into your iTunes authorized computer and either unckeck the audiobook and sync your phone (if you have iTunes set to automatically manage media) or open you iPhone's library on the iTunes sidebar, find the audiobook and delete it (if you manually manage your iTunes media). Good luck!
A website which offers great deals on Audio books is one called Audible. There are many books for a cheap price, and all can be downloaded to ones device or just to the computer. Another great site with good deals on audio books is Amazon, which also has Audible as a retailer through the Amazon site.
It may be checked out of many local libraries. If it is available for free download off the internet then it is not a legal distribution.
The Lord of the Rings in still copyrighted. It is therefore illegal to download copies of it free. You can, of course, download copies for which you will have to pay, for example at the Sony E-Bookstore, if you have the Sony Reader.
There are two ways you can do this the first way is to add your audio book to itunes.
The second way is to add your audio book to windows media player and use a program to sync your ipod to your windows media player here is the website for the program.
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An audiobook is a recording of a text being read. A reading of the complete text is noted as "unabridged", while readings of a reduced version, or abridgement of the text are labeled as "abridged"
Audiobooks are the most easiest and funniest way to learn. Audiobooks are beneficial in fast learning, time saving, effective and are convenient to carry as well.
Because there is too much time to think if you are there, and the society wants you up and about...
Santa Claus. And, personally, it is hard to believe that he got stuck "only once for a moment or two" because Santa gets stuck more than that. Of course, Santa is more magical than the Grinch, but still... impersonation is bad for the reputation.
The science teacher Mrs Starch goes missing on a class trip,after a forest fire and Nick and Marta goes chasing after her while Smoke is being chased by cops for starting the fire. They find out Smoke, Mrs Starch and Twilly(this other dude with Mrs Starch and Smoke) are together to save this panther cub. Meanwhile, red diamond energy is setting up an illegal oil drill in the same place. Nick and the others save the panther and the oil company gets arrested.
LibriVox.org has some. There is a link below to the "advance search" page where you can select a language to search for.
The Watsons Go To Birmingham can be listened to online for free legally if you have a public library that bought the audiobook.