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 in 2006, Sheila Blair witnessed the origins of the financial crisis and in 2008 became one of the key people trying to repair the damage to our economy. Bull by the Horns is her remarkable and refreshingly honest account of that contentious time and the ensuing struggle for reform that continues to this day.<BR><BR>A levelheaded, pragmatic figure with a clear focus on serving the public good, Bair was often one of the few women in the room during heated discussions about the economy. Her narrative of Citibank’s attempted takeover of Wachovia is a stinging indictment of how regulators and the banks worked against the public interest at times to serve their own needs. As Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein said, “Bair is everything you’d want in a public servant: thoughtful, practical, independent-minded—a straight shooter with political savvy who can manage the details of policy without losing sight of the big picture.... She never forgets that her most important constituency isn’t the thousands of banks she regulates but the millions of Americans who use them.”<BR><BR>Bair is steadfast in her belief that the American public needs to understand the crisis to bring it to an end. In Bull by the Horns, she clears away the myths and reveals a critical plan for getting our financial and regulatory systems back on track.'); "Show Product Detail"){kind=spacer}
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 of 101 unlikely encounters between pairs of historical figures from Salvador Dali and Sigmund Freud to Marilyn Monroe and Frank Lloyd Wright.<BR><BR>Hello Goodbye Hello is the supremely inventive but utterly factual story of some of the most unlikely encounters between two notable people over the last 150 years. Told in daisy-chain style, the second person in each encounter is the first person in the next.<BR><BR>Madonna was terrified by her brief encounter with Martha Graham, who herself had been fascinated by her meeting with Helen Keller. Michael Jackson was turned off by his experience working with Madonna. The King of Pop, however, intrigued Nancy Reagan endlessly—although the First Lady couldn’t figure out why he spoke like a girl. Groucho Marx and T.S. Eliot? It happened. In fact, they corresponded regularly. Marilyn Monroe and Nikita Khrushchev? They met in Hollywood at the urging of her studio, which insisted she wear her tightest, sexiest dress for the occasion.<BR><BR>“Irresistible,” (People) “deliciously clever and amusing,” (Jonathan Yardley, The Washington Post) Hello Goodbye Hello proves that truth is stranger than fiction—and far more enjoyable. “Dip into this book anywhere and you will be rewarded with something delightful,” recommends Moira Hodgson in The Wall Street Journal.'); "Show Product Detail")
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