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Becoming Steve Jobs: The Evolution of a Reckless Upstart into a Visionary Leader
by Brent Schlender
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Leonardo
Discovering the Life of Leonardo DaVinci
Serge Bramly
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JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters
by James W. Douglass
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The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer
by Siddhartha Mukherjee
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The Wheels used to talk to us by Stan Collins, a London tram driver who recals his life time work on the trams of London, a very interesting read.
Four Days in November:
The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
By Vincent Bugliosi
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My Library 📕 📚
I put together a set titled , #Mybooks.
These are #books , #magazines that I have read or will read at some point.
The books are mainly #nonFiction , #history, #biographies , #autobiographys and #historicalevents I found to be #interesting.
This is #myLibrary
Dutch translation (7th printing, 1979) of Marcel Proust, "A la Recherche du temps perdu: Du Cote de chez Swann", 1913.
Cover design: Wout Muller
A Riot of Our Own night and day with The Clash by Johnny Green and Garry Baker, road manager and roadie for the Clash. A great read !
I LOVE BOOKS! Ex libris - see my library detailed here.
~ World Book Day today - 6 March!
The Most Beautiful Names of Allah, Samira Fayyad Khawaldeh. I bought this copy a few years' ago from Kitabistan Book Gallery in DHA, Lahore, although I've since bought many other copies in London to gift to family and friends. It explains and illustrates the meaning of each and every name attributed to the Almighty, and how to recite it. There are ninety-nine~99 attributed names.
Rare lot The British Poets 1857. Owner R. W. Kirkham bookplates, famous Oakland California pioneer. In my store. Quite an interesting lot with Antique bookstore stamps.
HOMER. THE ODYSSEY. TRANSLATED BY. Robert Fagles
I put together a set titled , #Mybooks.
These are books / magazines that I have read or will read at some point.
The books are mainly non fiction, history,biographies , autobiography’s and historical events I found to be interesting.
Interesting insight on her visit to Ceausescu in the mid 1970s:
pp. 354:
"Ceausescu was playing a ruthless game in which ethnic tensions (with Hungary), East-West competition (between NATO and the Warsaw Pact) and rivalry within the communist world (between Soviet Union and China) were exploited as seemed appropriate at any juncture. (...) Although he became ffective leader in 1865, it was not until 1974 that he united the functions of Party Leader and Head of State and Government. From now on he was freer to indulge his political fantasies. For what we Westerners did not sufficiently grasp was that Ceausescu was a thrawback both to Stalinism whose methods he employed and indeed to a more traditional Balkan despotism for which the promotion of his family and flouting of wealth and power were essential trappings. Ceausescu himself never struck me as anything out of ordinary, just cold, rather dull, spewing forth streams of statistics and possessing that stilted formal courtesy that communists adopted as a substitute for genuine civilization.
We discussed the Soviet threat and he gave me a long account, faithfully mirrored later by guides, diplomats and factory managers of the astonishing successes of Romanian economy. He was particularly proud of the level of investment which, as a share of the national economy certainly dwarfed that of the Western countries. In fact, of course, misdirected investment is a classic feature of the planned economy; it was just that Romania whose people apart from its ruling elite its lived in poverty, misdirected more than other."
For more information on the above visit and its bearing on human rights in Romania read: "Blouse Roumaine - the Unsung Voices of Romanian Women".
More of a book on management, but great self improvement book too. Basically about motivating people by tapping into our desire to fulfill our dreams. Makes you think about what your dreams are!
Books in my library:
Books I read.
Books I am reading,
Books I am about to read
see also comparative translations:
www.romanianstudies.org/content/2013/06/poetry-in-transla...
The Nature of Alexander
by Mary Renault
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This is #myLibrary
Here's another photo I had to snap yesterday just to test something in iPhoto '08 (a cool new white-balance tool for fixing color casts).
This is part of the table of contents for my book. Yellow is a very good thing. My highlighter makes me happy.
My email program (Microsoft Entourage) crashed a little while ago, and may have taken a month's worth of email with it.
I will ignore -- and maybe even delete -- any comments asking why I hadn't backed it up lately.
The email database is rebuilding now, all 4GB worth. I'm watching its little progress bar crawl from left to right, suspense building with every minute.
It's like Indiana Jones, only boring.
Because Entourage has already crashed while trying to rebuild its database, I'm just letting that computer chug away. I'm posting this from another Mac.
According to the progress bar, the database is almost rebuilt. Are you gripping the arms of your chair yet?
*Drums fingers on desk*.
I'd like to try skydiving sometime. As long as Microsoft doesn't make my parachute.
It's a sunny, crystal-blue morning here. Sophie's pal Marley should be showing up for a morning walk in about 15 minutes.
Still here? Why?
Almost done...
Closer...
SUCCESS! Email recovered. Elation. Or at least less disgust.
Sorry I kept you so long.
Dutch translation (17th printing, 1983) of Jan-Paul Sartre, "Les jeux sont faits", 1947.
Cover: Hilke Tasman
My (very untidy) bedside table h. 15.00 today.
My lady cleaner once asked me: "Do you really need all these books?"
I had to answer: "No, I don't really need them."
The RTL and RTW classes after London Transport by John A.S Hambley, a great book listing all ex LT RTL & RTW buses after sale from LT it is also very well illustrated.
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I've wanted to this for a while. :) Sorry about the crappy photo.
100TH PHOTO! I think I'll do something like this for every time I reach another 100.
So my next one of these will be 200 and then 300 etc.