Most Popular Books by Ed Harris

Here, Harris reveals some of the reasons why millions of viewers and listeners contact the BBC to carp, complain and condemn. In this peek behind the scenes of the quirkiest corner of the corporation, Harris charts the transition of the complaints department from a cosy cottage industry through to outsourced high-tech Information Centre. As well as tweaking the collective memory of a nation glued to the box, the book should appeal to psychiatrists, psychoanalysts and other students of the human condition. After ten years managing the BBC's complaints department, Harris includes dozens of real-life examples ranging from the utterly hilarious to the downright dotty.

Zaza and her two best friends, twins MJ and Juju, are concerned that a new boy at school, Chauncy, is being bullied by a small group of kids. The girls seek advice about how to deal with this situation, but the girls want to handle the problem on their own. They do not want their parents to call the teacher or the principal about it. In class, their teacher, Mrs. Hill, is teaching a unit on the solar system. The students are assigned small group partnerships to select a place where scientists say there could be life in the solar system outside Earth. Juju, Zaza, and MJ were selected to do their report about Europa. What seems coincidental: a stuffed animal given to Zaza by her Poppi (Grandfather) turns out to be a conduit from a member of the Supreme Council of the League of Sanctuaries on Europa, an organization that fights bullying throughout the galaxy. Zaza and her crew have been chosen to be the representatives of the League of Sanctuaries to help fight against bullying on Earth. But first they must travel to Europa for training.

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Explore the history of London through one of its oldest surviving monuments

Examines effective federal tax rates -- tax liabilities measured as a percentage of income -- over the 1979-1997 period for all households and for quintiles, or fifths, of the income distribution. The analysis uses a comprehensive measure of household income that encompasses not only cash income but also the value of benefits received in kind, such as health care and food stamps. The study provides information on the four major federal taxes: individual and corporate income taxes; social insurance, or payroll, taxes; and excise taxes. It also considers the combination of the four. Illustrated with graphs and tables.

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This rare union of Twickenham and Isleworth local history will be of interest to those living both sides of the Richmond upon Thames and Hounslow borough divide. It makes for a fascinating story of a modest stream that has served for centuries as the parish and borough boundary, and which survives, in part, despite the indifference of both local authorities and the predations of big business. Its 68 pages are complemented with 50 photos, illustrations and maps in black and white and colour; some never before published. Included is a full-colour pull-out reproduction of Moses Adams' 1842 survey of Twickenham copyhold Land held in Isleworth parish showing the course of the brook from the site of Whitton Park to Moor Mead with all the modern day landmarks indicated.