Drawn from more than three decades of media coverage print, electronic, & online this tribute serves up the best, most thought-provoking insights ever spoken by Steve Jobs: more than 200"ations that are essential reading for everyone who seeks innovative solutions & inspirations applicable to their business, regardless of size. Jobs, who passed away on October 5, 2011 at the age of 56, co-founded Apple in 1976. He stepped down from that role in August 2011, bringing an end to one of the greatest, most transformative business careers in history. Over the years, Jobs gave countless interviews to the media, explaining what he called the vision thing his unmatched ability to envision, & successfully bring to the marketplace, consumer products that people find simply irresistible. Jobs made an indelible mark in multiple industries, & played an enormous role in creating others. Consider how Jobs & Apple shaped the following fields: personal computers (laptop & desktop), apps (for multiple electronic devices), computer animation (Pixar), music (i Tunes), telecommunications (iPhone), personal digital devices (iPod), books (i Book), &, most recently, tablets (iPad). Jobs was the greatest business visionary of our era. I, Steve is the perfect gift or reference item for everyone interested in this great entrepreneur ...

Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) hasn't been the same since last summer when her friends were brutally murdered. Still harbouring guilt over her role in the death of a fisherman, her college grades have slipped & her relationship with her high school ...

Ellie Frias has never wanted to be popular, she just wants to blend in, to be accepted.

But then Caleb Breward, tells

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Details: From the author of the bestsellers The Bride Stripped Bare & With My Body, a new twist on a classic tale of
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Linda Smith was the brilliant mainstay of Radio 4's The News Quiz, Just a Minute, & I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue for many years. She was just establishing her career on TV through blistering performances on Have I Got News for You, QI & Room 101, when she died of ovarian cancer in 2006. Linda was one of the few women to conquer the male dominated world of comedy & she had the wit & the charm to win over millions of male & female fans in equal measure. She had an eye for the absurdities of modern life & loved to prick the egos of the pompous & the vain. When she called David Blunkett ' Satan's bearded folk singer', it was a simple statement of fact. No wonder then Linda was voted the 'wittiest person alive' by Radio 4 listeners in 2002. This collection of her material, from her early st&-up to her radio days, is a must-have for any comedy fan. ...

A compendium of tales of the departed. It looks at the funny side of one of life's certainties. It also provides advice on planning your big finish & how to attract the crowds at your funeral, as well as inspirational anecdotes involving extremely anima ...

This is the notorious book that got Gerard Fiennes sacked from British Railways while he was Chairman & General Manager of the Eastern Region in 1968.

Fiennes became a railwayman by accident, joining the L.N.E.R as a Traffic Apprentice in 1928. Over the next four decades he worked himself up to the top of the management tree, experiencing all facets of railway life – steam through diesel to electrification – on his way to the top.

When he got there, he knew the service was ripe for a revolution... & he believed he was the man to lead it.

But of course, it was the wrong time for a manager who thought that railways could be a success – Dr. Beeching was sharpening his axe & unprofitable lines were closed rather than turned round.

After being resisted, circumvented, delayed & blocked, G. F. Fiennes ran out of patience & put pen to paper & ran his career into the buffers as he told the story of what happens when non-railwaymen tried to run the railway.

Product Information:
• ISBN: 9781786691286
• Author: Gerard Fiennes
• Publisher: Head of Zeus
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 214
• Dimensions: 20 x 13 x 2cm















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I Used to Know That is an ideal & accessible reference guide for adults wanting to brush up on their lost knowledge
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Can you remember how photosynthesis works? Well, what about quadratic equations? Or the names of all five Bennet sisters in Pride & Prejudice? How about Henry VIII's wives, conjunctions, inertia, the continents of the world & the Seven Deadly Sins? & what on earth is the point of pi, again? Let's face it: there are an awful lot of half-remembered things floating around in our heads. This witty & very insightful book gathers the facts, fiction, figures & formulae we all learnt at school, & is guaranteed to have you exclaiming, 'I used to know that!) ...

From pi & Pythagoras to presidents & popes, prime ministers to prime numbers, literature to litmus tests, there is so much information from our school days that we have forgotten, or only half-remember. This book provides an interactive way of reminding ourselves of those facts that we'd like to remember & re-learn. ...