简介：作者又菜又爱玩真实经历。

简介：作者又菜又爱玩真实经历。

Realizing the positive impacts of a value-based BA practice could very well mean the difference between success and failure for businesses negotiating 21st century challenges.

A previous National Director of Education for Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics presents his do-it-yourself program for increasing reading speed and boosting comprehension. "Speed reading is one of the truly useful educational ideas of the last few years, and this book can be the least expensive and most efficient way you can learn it." --William Proxmire, United States Senator The ...(展开全部)

查尔斯·格雷伯（Charles Graeber） 美国医学领域资深记者、作家。他为《纽约时报》《卫报》《连线》《纽约客》等众多刊物撰稿，获得海外记者俱乐部国际新闻杰出奖、纽约记者俱乐部奖等。

The New Geography of Innovation tells the story of the rise of new technology companies from across the world through remarkable case-studies from different countries. Its focus is on innovation and breakthroughs: where and why places experience sudden technological advancement and how this is now a global game. For fifty years, Silicon Valley has been spinning out new technolo...(展开全部)

玛莎·葛森 曾为《石板》、《新共和》、《名利场》、《纽约时报》以及其他出版物撰稿，现居俄罗斯。 玛莎·葛森的著作: 《血液的重要性： 从遗传病到设计婴儿---未来的基因世界中我们会变得怎样》 《复活节和路子雅: 我的祖母们如何度过希特勒的战火和斯大林的和平》 《再度死寂: 共产主义之后的俄罗斯学术界》 《此时彼地》（著者：瓦莱丽亚·娜碧科娃； 译者：玛莎·葛森） 《半个革命: 当代俄罗斯女性作家小说》（编辑及译者：玛莎·葛森） 《完美的证明: 一位天才和世纪数学的突破》

The true story of a mathematical mystery, a million-dollar prize, and the fate of genius in today's world. In 2006, an eccentric Russian genius named Grigori Perelman solved Poincare's Conjecture, one of seven great unsolved mathamatical mysteries, the solution to any of which the Clay Institute, founded by Boston businessman Landon Clay in 2000 to promote mathematics, promis...(展开全部)

玛莎·葛森 曾为《石板》、《新共和》、《名利场》、《纽约时报》以及其他出版物撰稿，现居俄罗斯。 玛莎·葛森的著作: 《血液的重要性： 从遗传病到设计婴儿---未来的基因世界中我们会变得怎样》 《复活节和路子雅: 我的祖母们如何度过希特勒的战火和斯大林的和平》 《再度死寂: 共产主义之后的俄罗斯学术界》 《此时彼地》（著者：瓦莱丽亚·娜碧科娃； 译者：玛莎·葛森） 《半个革命: 当代俄罗斯女性作家小说》（编辑及译者：玛莎·葛森） 《完美的证明: 一位天才和世纪数学的突破》

The vast majority of small businesses stay small—and not by choice. Only the most savvy and persistent—a tiny one tenth of one percent—break through to annual sales above $250 million. In The Breakthrough Company, Keith McFarland pinpoints how everyday companies become extraordinary, showing that luck is a negligible factor. Rather, breakthrough success turns out to be associat...(展开全部)