Dr Robert Moore

Col. Brities (Donna Martell)and Maj. Moore (Ross Ford) are selected to orbit the moon to survey a landing area for a future expedition, but the mission doctor (actually a Russian spy) sabotages the rocket's guidance system and forces it to land on the lunar surface, stranded and out of fuel. How will the crew survive? Robert Heinlein's vision of 1970s space travel, including an orbital space station where people walk on the walls and ceiling, rocketship that looks much like the real one that landed on the moon, ruthless commie spies and a female U.S. President. This fun-filled 1950's sci-fi adventure also stars Hayden Rorke (Dr. Bellow on TV's "I Dream Of Jeannie") as the commander of the United States Space Force.

Chapters include: Ken Favaro, Chief Executive, Marakon Associates ? ?Dare to Be Different?; Arjun Malhotra, Chief Executive Officer, Headstrong Corporation ? ?Adding Value, Gaining Loyalty, and Achieving Profits?; David Andrews, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Andrews Consulting Group ? ?The Art of Adaptation?; Dr. Burkhard Schwenker, Chief Executive Officer, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants ? ?Creative Strategies That Work?; Clive Moore, Chief Executive Officer, Creative Media Cubed, Inc. ? ?Design, Consulting, and Creative Communications?; Mark Kingdon, Chief Executive Officer, Organic, Inc. ? ?The Exceptional Consultant?; Nicholas J. Heyes, Chief Financial Officer, Inforte Corporation ? ?Delivering Customized Solutions; ? Robert D. Blackwell, Sr.

Robert Lee Moore - Robert Lee Moore (1882‑1974) was an American mathematician, working in the field of general topology. He is best known as the founder of the 'Texas topology' school of self-reliant research, also called the Moore method.

Robert Moore (director) - Robert Moore (August 7 1927 - May 10 1984) was an American stage, film and television director, born in Detroit, Michigan.

Robert M. Moore - Robert M. Moore was an Irish-born mayor of Cincinnati.

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