You Can Still Change the World

Religion & Spirituality

Wakin, Edward

Armstrong, Richard

Christian Books & Bibles

HarperCollins, Publishers

The full story of Trevor Ferrell, who at age eleven, began a personal campaign to help Philadelphia's homeless and needy

Trevor's Place: The Story of the Boy Who Brings Hope to the Homeless

Biographies & Memoirs

Ferrell, Frank

Ferrell, Janet

Regional U.S.

Harpercollins

Betting on America places the events of 9-11 in deep historical context, offering a thoughtful, realistic, and ultimately optimistic vision of AmericaÕs new future. The authors examine the long-term impact of 9-11 at every level, from our most private personal relationships, to our most crucial business decisions, to the choices we make as a society. They find in American history one overriding lesson: when we have been challenged, we have discovered deeper strengths and achieved more greatness than we had ever imagined possible.

Betting on America: Why the U.S. Can Be Stronger After September 11

Politics & Social Sciences

Cortada, James W.

Politics & Government

Ft Pr

In this dynamic book, based on the most effective strategies of IBM and other market leaders, managers will learn to successfully transform their organizations into a business prepared to compete in a networked age. Mainframes, client servers, PCs, networks, e-business, the Internet, databases, technical management--indeed, in the brave new business world facing today's firms only one thing is certain: change. And when looking for a model for corporate change, one should look no further than IBM. In this decade, IBM has gone from a company with less than $60 billion in unprofitable revenue to a highly profitable $85 billion-plus enterprise. In a company whose major source of revenue was once hardware, services now account for more than a third of its revenue. IBM Global Services, only seven years old and $25 billion strong, draws most of its revenue from helping businesses to do successfully what IBM has done: transform themselves. In five down-to-earth sections, the authors share their vast experience, apply case studies, chart trends and describe in-depth the practices that allowed IBM to transform itself, and to show the way for other firms. The result is an essential handbook for anyone charged with leading their firm in an economy that is global, increasingly reliant on information systems, and teeming with rapidly emerging markets--and competitors. Written by a staff of experts and renowned business thinkers, Into the Networked Age is today's ultimate guide for success in tomorrow's business world.

Into the Networked Age: How IBM and Other Firms are Getting There Now

Business & Money

Hargraves, Thomas S.

IBM Team of Consultants

Biography & History

Oxford University Press

The Irish position "is one of shame and poverty. 'My master is a great tyrant,' said a Negro lately. 'He treats me as badly as if I was a common Irishman.'"-an Irishman writing home, 1851."I am sorry to find that England is right about the lower class of Irish. They are brutal, base, cruel, cowards, and as insolent as base...my own theory is that St. Patrick's campaign against the snakes is a Papish delusion. They perished of biting the Irish people."-a prominent New Yorker, 1863."If you lived in this place, you would ask for whisky instead of milk."-an Irishwoman in a New York tenement, 1868."Thousands of my countrymen at this time fill with dignity and invulnerable fidelity, various situations of trust and emolument in the land of their adoption."-a traveling Irish author, 1864."Scratch a convict or a pauper, and the chances are that you tickle the skin of an Irish Catholic."-the Chicago Post, 1868."Of all the tricks which the Irish nation have played on the slow-witted Saxon, the most outrageous is the palming off on him of the imaginary Irishman of romance."-George Bernard Shaw, 1896."Anyhow 'tis a good thing to be an Irishman because people think that all an Irishman does is laugh without a reason an' fight without an objik. But ye an' I, Hinnissy, know these things ar-re on'y our divarsions. It's a good thing to have people size ye up wrong, whin they're got ye'er measure ye're in danger."-Finley Peter Dunne, 1919.

Enter the Irish-American

History

Historical Study & Educational Resources

iUniverse

TV That Changed America's Mind

A prize-winning journalist and widely published professor of communications examines how TV coverage shaped the way Americans viewed pivotal events over a 50-year span. Mixing the drama of what happened with insights into why TV has such great impact, the author looks beyond the images and analyzes the power of the medium. Leading media professionals praised the book for going beyond the customary nutshell history of television, for masterfully showing the influence of TV, and for making crucial events come alive with new excitement and relevance.

How TV Changed America's Mind

Humor & Entertainment

Television

Assesses the impact that television has had on the American household, from the McCarthy hearings through the O. J. Simpson trial, arguing that history has not only been viewed through this medium but has also been created and changed due to it.

Cotton, William

Children's Books

Lothrop, Lee, & Shepard

Black Fighting Men in U.S. History.

Biographies

William Morrow & Co.

Europe

Crowell

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