New York Times Best Seller Number Ones Listing This page is a listing of adult fiction books which have made number one on the New York Times Best Seller List along with the date that they first reached number one, in date order. Clicking on the date will take you to that week's list, if available. Currently, this listing starts at August 9, 1942. You may also view the non fiction number ones listing. As always, we want your feedback! 1940's1950's1960's1970's1980's1990's2000's2010's View by AuthorView by Title And Now Tomorrow by Rachel Field (MacMillan) - August 9, 1942 The Song of Bernadette by Franz Werfel (Viking) - August 16, 1942 Drivin' Woman by Elizabeth Chevalier (MacMillan) - September 6, 1942 The Robe by Lloyd Douglas (Houghton Mifflin) - November 22, 1942 Mrs. So Little Time by John P. A Tree Grows In Brooklyn by Betty Smith (Harper) - January 2, 1944 Strange Fruit by Lillian Smith (Reynal) - May 14, 1944 Razor's Edge by Somerset Maugham (Doubleday) - July 2, 1944 Forever Amber by Kathleen Winsor (MacMillan) - November 14, 1944
Prevent with the Startup Manifesto against the tax entrepreneurship Die deutsche Startup- und Internetszene ist im Aufschwung. Kreative Ideen treffen auf technisches Know-how, talentierte Gründer auf international agierende Investoren. Das Ergebnis: Innovation im globalen Wettbewerb der Länder und die Schaffung zehntausender Arbeitsplätze in Deutschland. Das Internet ist zum Wirtschafts-, Job- und Innovationsmotor gereift. In Deutschland trug die Internetwirtschaft 2010 bereits mit 75 Milliarden Euro zur Gesamtwirtschaftsleistung bei – das entspricht drei Prozent des BIP. Und neben einem prognostizierten jährlichen Durchschnittswachstum von acht Prozent besitzt die deutsche Internetwirtschaft schon jetzt eine höhere Wirtschaftskraft als die Branchen Bergbau oder Hotel und Gastronomie. Streubesitzanteile besteuern heißt Innovation bremsen Dieser Aufschwung wird nun akut durch eine Empfehlung des Bundesrates zum Jahressteuergesetz 2013 berührt. Ein schädliches Gesetz für den Innovationsstandort Deutschland Rating: 5.0/5 (33 votes cast)
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Dutch: A Memoir of Ronald Reagan (0079808035002): Edmund Morris The 5 golden steps to getting started in Berlin Berlin has become a city of opportunity for many a wide-eyed hopeful. A massively creative atmosphere, cheap rents and a burgeoning startup scene means that every year more and more internationals are making their way to the German capital. But moving to Berlin is not without its challenges to the uninitiated – the language, the bureaucracy, the hunt for those golden startup positions. And special thanks to Josh Bauman of Caffeinated Toothpaste for creating the awesome illustrations to match… Make yourself a game plan In Berlin, bureaucratic decisions about what you can and can’t do often seem to be made on a whim, depending on which side of the bed the bureaucrat woke up on. Be willing to do whatever it takes to get started at first (but keep your eye on the prize!) Seriously. Use that time to get a lay of the land, meet people, and feel out Berlin’s opportunities and options. Take the bureaucracy very seriously… and be patient No, you can’t work under the table. Learn German
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Interview: Ricardo Semler | Business | The Observer The almost automatic response to Ricardo Semler's wonderfully subversive new book, The Seven Day Weekend (Century, £16.99), is: 'Well, that's all very well in Sao Paulo, but we couldn't do it here.' Semler is, or was - more of this later - president of Semco, Brazil's most famous company, which has made its name by standing the conventional corporate rulebook on its head. Semco doesn't have a mission statement, its own rulebook or any written policies. Subordinates choose their managers, decide how much they are paid and when they work. Six months is the farthest ahead the group ever looks. Sounds like a recipe for chaos, eh? Semler argues, with figures to support him, that the model has nothing more to prove. Paradoxically, the reason for Semco's sustainability is the same one that makes conventional managers reject it: no one is in control, including Semler. The company at present does have a permanent chief executive, and Semler hasn't always approved of what he does.
processing berlin Processing Berlin What P5_Berlin is an initiative started to establish a regularly meeting in Berlin for everybody who is interested in creative coding, generative art and design, designing with code or just programming. P5_Berlin is the right place if you want to share some of your latest projects and ideas, look out for collaborators, ask for help or just want to talk with like-minded people and to get to know each other a bit better. Beside the regular meeting and depending on the interest we would also like to take the chance and expand the idea of P5_Berlin to host some workshops and exhibitions later this year. Who As mentioned above, our meeting is open for everybody who is interested in creative coding and loves to tinker with code and design. When/Where Linklist Here you will find links and further information about projects and other stuff we mentioned during the Processing Berlin meeting talks. P5berlin 01 P5berlin 02 P5berlin 03 P5berlin 05 P5berlin 06 P5berlin 07 P5berlin 08
10 Free Apps Worth Checking Out on the Google App Marketplace In today’s world, everything needs to be faster, easier, and free to get our attention. I sometimes wonder how anyone got anything done in the days before the internet. While on one hand it’s a little scary to realise how much we depend on digital apps to run a business, on the other hand, it also makes our lives a whole lot easier. Just take a scroll through Google's Apps Marketplace. While we were busy admiring our new listing, we decided to round up a few of the most helpful free tools we also came across. (Note: While some of the apps on this list do offer paid options with more advanced features, each of them has a free option available.) 1) Kami What is it? [Find it on the Google App Marketplace] 2) Mindomo What is it? [Find it on the Google App Marketplace] 3) Weekdone Weekly Reporting What is it? [Find it on the Google App Marketplace] 4) SurveyLegend What is it? [Find it on the Google App Marketplace] 5) LucidPress What is it? [Find it on the Google Apps Marketplace] What is it? 9) GQueues