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Auteur de The Wall Street Journal Lifetime Guide to Money: Strategies for Managing Your Finances
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The Wall Street Journal Lifetime Guide to Money: Strategies for Managing Your Finances (1997) 148 exemplaires
Dogfight at the Pentagon: Sergeant Dogs, Grumpy Cats, Wallflower Wingmen, and Other Lunacy from the Wall Street… (2014) 22 exemplaires
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Dogfight at the Pentagon: Sergeant Dogs, Grumpy… par Wall Street Journal
A collection of interesting and weird stories. I found many of them amuzing.
The only problem with this book is that it is too short!
This is a series of articles originally published in the A-Hed, a column in the Wall Street Journal. Begun in 1941 by the first managing editor, Barney Kilgore, it offers little stories of lunacy to give the readers a break from serious business. The articles are often followed by updates. The subjects vary widely from the controversy over whether Benson, the 63-pound carp was murdered or died naturally; the Marine Corps's mascot Chesty XIII's confrontation with Leon Panetta's golden retriever; and the "hairdo archaeologist" Janet Stephens, whose recreations of historic hairstyles are featured on You Tube.
Very funny, I just wish there was more.… (plus d'informations)
This is a series of articles originally published in the A-Hed, a column in the Wall Street Journal. Begun in 1941 by the first managing editor, Barney Kilgore, it offers little stories of lunacy to give the readers a break from serious business. The articles are often followed by updates. The subjects vary widely from the controversy over whether Benson, the 63-pound carp was murdered or died naturally; the Marine Corps's mascot Chesty XIII's confrontation with Leon Panetta's golden retriever; and the "hairdo archaeologist" Janet Stephens, whose recreations of historic hairstyles are featured on You Tube.
Very funny, I just wish there was more.… (plus d'informations)
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- 1
- Membres
- 318
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- #74,348
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