Bøger af William Barr

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The Special Counsel's Report is out -- but there are parts missing due to rules about Grand Jury testimony, National Security and a bunch of other stuff. Help fuel the rampant speculation about what really happened -- and have a few laughs along the way.BAD LIBS is filled with do-it-yourself fill-in-the-redaction pages from the infamous report and illustrated with caricatures of your favorite Washington personalities. Play with a group of friends, by filling in the type of word, and then reading the results back aloud. Hours of fun, great for parties and a service to your country.

Business has just two functions: marketing and innovation. The new book Possible informs you about the "spirit of innovation" and gives you an intuitive feel for it using quotes and anecdotes from business legends like Thomas Watson (IBM), Sam Walton (Walmart), and Henry Ford. It stays interesting and informative by quoting a spectrum of famous people including Niccolo Machiavelli, Abraham Lincoln, and Thomas Edison. Possible uses a breezy fast style, unabashedly entertaining, and briefly covering every aspect of the entire subject of innovation, allowing the reader to quickly re-read about an idea or technique and then go out and try it. Everyone with the power to change things in an organization can benefit from this book, which also discusses the latest idea in innovation called "open innovation." Plus it gives you a list of specifics: the four basic ways ideas are used, 20 ways to measure innovation, 36 features of the corporate culture, and 21 techniques to develop ideas. Author John Steinbeck said "the group never invents anything" pointing out that the birth of a new idea starts with the individual, and therefore Possible devotes one chapter to a basic look at the phenomena of psychological creativity, including 18 features of the creative personality. Use this handbook for innovation and discover everything that's possible.

Aulus Persius Flaccus (A.D. 34-62) wrote in racy conversational Latin six satires countering contemporary vice with Stoic morality; he died young. This is not easy poetry, with its sudden shifts of tone, switches of speaker and situation, vivid evocation of the everyday roman background, and confident handling of philosophical positions.

Claudius Claudianus (fl. circa 400 AD) was one of the last major poets of the Roman Empire. Highly regarded by his contemporaries, he is one of the great transmitters of Latin culture to Medieval Europe. The Panegyric on the IVth Consulate of the Emperor Honorius, written for an important state occasion, ranks among his major works.