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Not The Bible

Humor & Entertainment

Sean Kelly

Tony Hendra

Humor

Ballantine Books

The Secret

BANTAM BOOKS

Data Warehousing: The Route to Mass Customisation

Chuck Kelly

John Wiley&Sons

The Book of Sequels

HENRY BEARD

Christopher Cerf

Sarah Durkee

Random House]

What do Warren G. Harding, Attila the Hun, and Louis B. Mayer have in common? These days, they're residing in that hip, hot neighborhood called Hell. Yes, according to the authors, these luminaries and millions (maybe trillions?) more have left our Earthly paradise with a one-ticket to the land of infernal flames. Irreverent, authoritative, accurate, and funny as . . . well, you know what, Who In Hell explains the sins of Hades' inhabitants and its not-so-civil servants. Illustrations.

Who in Hell...: A Guide to the Whole Damned Bunch

Rosemary Rogers

Villard

Rule 42 and All That

From boyhood days in his local GAA field at Kilcummin, Co. Kerry, to the office of President of the GAA, Sean Kelly reflects on how he came to lead one of the most dramatic, debate-provoking changes in modern Ireland - opening the doors of Croke Park to 'foreign games'. Sport was always his first love, and it is evident in every chapter as Sean speaks of his years a boarder at St Brendan's College, Killarney in the 1960s, his student years in Dublin, and subsequent thirty-year career as a teacher. Actively involved in GAA administration from an early age, he moved up the ranks from East Kerry, County, Munster, and onwards to National level, becoming the President of the GAA in 2003. In this book he traces some of the major issues he faced, the changes he made, and the people he met along the way. Inevitably though, his memoir, like his presidency, is dominated by the whole Rule 42 saga. Rule 42 and All That is the complete inside account of a defining struggle in Irish sport, one that both ended and inaugurated an era.

Biographies & Memoirs

Gill & MacMillan, Limited

More than one hundred scandalous, outrageous, daring, far-out, and strikingly funny cartoons reveal the weird, whacky, and unconventional imaginings of a choice group of uncommon cartoonists

National Lampoon's Cartoons Even We Wouldn't Dare Print: A Collection of Thoroughly Reprehensible Cartoons

Michael Gross

John Weidman

Arts & Photography

Simon&Schuster

No dust jacket, boards worn. Shipped from the U.K. All orders received before 3pm sent that weekday.

Hunger: Sean Kelly: The Autobiography

Peloton Publishing Ltd

With top Formula 1 teams routinely eclipsing the half-billion dollar mark in an effort to maintain their elite status, it's easy to understand why they go to such extraordinary measures to protect the confidentiality of their not-so-small investments. For this reason, any details clear of a paint scheme in today's Formula 1 world have become completely covert to outside eyes. In 1992, Williams Grand Prix Engineering introduced their FW14B chassis to the world. Mated to Renault’s all-conquering V10 engine, it dominated Formula 1 like practically no car before. With ten victories – nine for Nigel Mansell, the Williams FW14B solidified its place in history as being the most successful chassis during an era dominated by electronic enhancements such as active suspension, traction control and on its successor, the FW15C, ABS braking. Williams Grand Prix opened up their doors exclusively to Andy Mathews and Sean Kelly, to allow them to document the evolution of the car from its initial appearance as FW14 in 1991, right up to its final race - and consecutive World Championship - in 1993 in FW15C trim. They were able to photograph and measure all facets of the car in unprecedented detail. Additionally, they were granted exclusive access to the very engineers who designed and built these cars, to establish the behind the scenes story of how the FW14B became the most feared chassis of the 1990s. This book is truly a rare insight of how a world-beater was born. Peter Windsor, graciously and elegantly forewords the book and charts his own feelings and experiences with the Williams team during his tenure as team manager during the 1992 season. ClearView-F1 – Williams FW14B is the first in a new book series exclusively dedicated to documenting historically significant F1 cars in great photographic and biographic detail. Featuring over 200 full color images from LAT, Rainer Schlegelmilch, Steve Mohlenkamp and Michael Furman, ClearView-F1 is certain to become the definitive series celebrating the Formula 1 car itself.

ClearView-F1, Williams FW14B, The Evolution and Development of the Williams Grand Prix Car 1991-1993

Andy Mathews

Hilton Lifetime Publishing LLC

Campaigns and Political Marketing

Wayne Steger

Mark Wrighton

Routledge

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