Quotations by Title

A Coke is a Coke by Andy Warhol

A Dark Procession by Margery Allingham

A First-Rate Intelligence by F. Scott Fitzgerald

A Happy Man by Albert Einstein

A Long Conversation by Bruce Springsteen

A Planet-Sized Problem by E. O. Wilson

A Return to These Truths by Barack Obama

A Sailor's Life by Joe Boyd

A Short and Simple List by Ken Wilber

A Simplicity Shift by Scott Jenson

A Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures by Bruce Tognazzini

A Work Ethic Gone Mad by Matthew Stewart

A book is a man's best friend by Groucho Marx

A foolish consistency by Ralph Waldo Emerson

A mind is blown by Michael Chabon

Active Requirements Analysis by Suzanne Robertson and James Robertson

Aesthetics of Programming by Donald Knuth

All the World's Cultures Now Available to Us by Ken Wilber

An Integral God by Ken Wilber

An Intuitive Taste for People and Products by Bill Gates

An Invincible Summer by Albert Camus

Ancient ethnic sores belching fire by Don Beck and Chris Cowan

Apes and Humans by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan

Art and Spirit by Ken Wilber

Art is a Hammer by Bertolt Brecht

Art, Science and Empire by William Blake

Artful Making by Rob Austin and Lee Devin

Balance is Required to Maintain Democracy by Wynton Marsalis

Behind the Times by Matthew Stewart

Belief in Impossible Things by Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister

Between Saturday night and Sunday morning by Jimmy Buffet

By Gifts One Makes Slaves by Peter Freuchen

Careful, thoughtful, small, practical efforts by Joseph L. Badaracco, Jr.

Changing the World by Margaret Mead

Chaos and Mediocrity by Joe Boyd

Chimps and Humans by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan

Climate Changers by John Guillebaud

Cockpits with Instruments Controlled by Gremlins by Robert D. Austin

Computer Programming Remains a Black Art by Steve Lohr

Conceptual Integrity by Fred Brooks

Conservatives and Progressives by G. K. Chesterton

Control Over Plans and Commitments by Watts Humphrey

Conventional Views by John Kenneth Galbraith

Cost of Education by Derek Bok

Counter-Culture's own values and aesthetics decayed by Joe Boyd

Daily Acts of Trivia by Robert Heinlein

Deferred Design Decisions by Joel Spolsky

Delegation is a Slippery Slope by Michael Lopp

Democracy is Worst Form of Government by Winston Churchill

Design Patterns by Benjamin L. Kovitz

Design is the fundamental soul of a human-made creation by Steve Jobs

Desirable Employee Attributes by Joel Spolsky

Difficulty of Requirements Discovery by Alan M. Davis

Do the Right Thing by Mark Twain

Down These Mean Streets by Raymond Chandler

Dreams Come True by John Updike

Drive-Through Coding by William J. Brown, Hays W. McCormick III and Scott W. Thomas

Dying is a very dull, dreary affair by W. Somerset Maugham

Dylan at Newport in 1965 by Joe Boyd

Déjà Vu All Over Again by Yogi Berra

ESPN president meets Steve Jobs by Tom Shales and James Andrew Miller

Easy Solutions by H. L. Mencken

Education and Genius by Benjamin Franklin

Elimination of Programmers by Gerald Weinberg

Ends for which We Live by Martin Luther King Jr.

Enemies of Art and Artist by Henry Miller

Engineers and Designers by Michael Lopp

Entertain a Thought by Aristotle

Equals by John Lennon

Every Body cries, a Union is absolutely necessary by Benjamin Franklin

Every Third American by H. L. Mencken

Everybody Has Some Important Pieces of the Truth by Ken Wilber

Evolutionary Drive Towards Complexity by Richard Dawkins

Evolving System Structures by Mary Poppendieck and Tom Poppendieck

Expectations of holiness by William Blake

Extensible Systems by Bob Lewis

Faster Horses by Henry Ford

First they came... by Martin Niemöller

Focus on High Performers by Marcus Buckingham and Curt Coffman

Freedom of Expression in Business by Tom Peters and Robert H. Waterman Jr.

Freedom of Judgment by Baruch Spinoza

Fuzzy Concept by Ansel Adams

Generosity Among the Rich by G. K. Chesterton

God and Morality by Frans de Waal

Good Management is Like The Beatles by Steve Jobs

Good Mission Statements by Bob Lewis

Great Design comes from Great Designers by Fred Brooks

Hard Discipline of Reasonableness and Honesty by Gilbert Murray

Her Life Was Saved by Rock and Roll by Lou Reed

Herding Software Engineers by Watts Humphrey

History as Postmodern Collage by Joe Boyd

Homophobia by Ken Wilber

I Dream Things That Never Were by George Bernard Shaw

I believe in a spirit by Paul McCartney

I'm a Record Fan by John Lennon

Inextricably Linked in Freedom by Wynton Marsalis

Innocent Amusement by Dorothy L. Sayers

Integrity and Conviction by Wynton Marsalis

Intellectual Debate by John Stuart Mill

Intranet Maintenance by Jakob Nielsen

Introduction of a new order of things by Niccolò Machiavelli

Involve the Team in Every Decision by Michael Lopp

Ism-mania by Robert Riskin

It is Us, and It is What We're About by The Beatles

It's Content by Steve Jobs

Java by Peter van der Linden

Judgments of Users by Nathaniel S. Borenstein

Just Enough Requirements by Alan M. Davis

Keep Creating throughout the Construction Process by Eric Abrahamson and David H. Freeman

Key Software Problems by Watts Humphrey

Labor is the Superior of Capital by Abraham Lincoln

Leaders are the Primary Source of Energy by James M. Morgan and Jeffrey K. Liker

Lean by Jim Womack

Learning from Experience by Peter Senge

Level of Requirements Detail by Alan M. Davis

Levels of Development by Ken Wilber

Liberalism is not Socialism by Winston Churchill

Lists of Requirements by Alan M. Davis

Little I recognized as music by Joe Boyd

Little things seen largely by Otto Jespersen

Magic Answers to Software Crisis by Watts Humphrey

Management Intuition by Henry Mintzberg

Managers Can't Forget How to Develop Software by Michael Lopp

Men Fear Thought by Bertrand Russell

Merely Thoroughly Outrageous by Margery Allingham

Merely a Muddle by Michael Innes

Minute Particulars by William Blake

Model II Decision-Making by Chris Argyris and Donald Schön

Model II Values by Chris Argyris and Donald Schön

Moral Religion by Albert Einstein

More Popular than Jesus by John Lennon

Moving an Art Form Forward by Wynton Marsalis

Multiple Design Approaches by Alan M. Davis

My conscience got the best of me by Jeffrey Liker and Michael Hoseus

Mysticism has kept men sane by G. K. Chesterton

Never Knew Cocaine to Improve Anything by Joe Boyd

Nirvana Antipattern by William J. Brown, Hays W. McCormick III and Scott W. Thomas

No Silver Bullet by Edward Yourdon

Notions to Explain Nature by Baruch Spinoza

Occasions When the Intellect Retires Gracefully by Margery Allingham

Once-a-week Meetings by Michael Lopp

One test result by Wernher Von Braun

Only Connect by E. M. Forster

Only a Human Being by Albert Einstein

Open Source Development Styles by Eric S. Raymond

Our Reply to Violence by Leonard Bernstein

Paper Mill by DeMarco, Tom, Hruschka, Peter, Lister, Tim, McMenamin, Steve, Robertson, James and Suzanne Robertson

People Don't Know What They Want Until You Show It To Them by Steve Jobs

Plot, Plan, Calculate or Postulate by Henry Miller

Postel’s Law by Jon Postel

Preparing Managers to Manage by Matthew Stewart

Price of Success by Frank Lloyd Wright

Principle of Least Astonishment by George Brackett

Progress Depends on Retentiveness by George Santayana

Progress Depends on the Unreasonable Man by George Bernard Shaw

Prototyping No Substitute for Analysis and Design by Larry Constantine and Lucy Lockwood

Puzzling Aspect of Waterfall Development by Mary Poppendieck and Tom Poppendieck

Quality Matters by Dambisa Moyo

Quality of Children vs. Quantity by Margaret Mead

Real Creation is Sloppy by Scott Berkun

Records we made together in the sixties by Joe Boyd

Relieving Ignorance by Matthew Stewart

Reorganizing by Robert Townsend

Requirements Elicitation, Triage and Specification by Alan M. Davis

Rigorous Software Inspections by Robert L. Glass

Role of Managers by James M. Morgan and Jeffrey K. Liker

SEI Maturity Models by Edward Yourdon

Satisfied Employees are In the Know by Beverly Kaye and Sharon Jordan-Evans

Seeing the Bigger Picture from Multiple Angles by Jeff Bezos and Jason Fried

Serviceable Things, But Not Great Things by Steve Lohr

Shareholder Value by Jack Welch

Simple Things Should be Simple by Alan Kay

Simplicity and Complexity by Albert Einstein

Simplicity as a Design Goal by Scott Jenson

Single Garment of Destiny by Martin Luther King Jr.

Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast by Lewis Carroll

Sixties Surpluses of Money and Time by Joe Boyd

Small and Obscure Deeds by Albert Schweitzer

Software Designer as Communications Artist by Paul Heckel

Software Much More Plastic Than Hardware by Steve Lohr

Software more than Code by Tom Gilb

Solution Reuse by Benjamin L. Kovitz

South-East London adaption of the Excello style by Joe Boyd

Stakeholder Capitalism by Frank W. Abrams

Starting with Firm Requirements by Watts Humphrey

Steve Jobs Ideals by Ron Johnson

Stopping the Production Line by Teruyuki Minoura

Successful Planning by Dashiell Hammett

System Architects as Storytellers by Alistair Cockburn

System Simplification by Larry Constantine and Lucy Lockwood

Taking a Fence Down by G. K. Chesterton

Talented People by Watts Humphrey

Technology and Productivity by Mark Hurst

Technology married with the humanities by Steve Jobs

Template Zombies by Tom DeMarco, Peter Hruschka, Tim Lister, Steve McMenamin, James Robertson and Suzanne Robertson

Ten Commandments for Teachers by Bertrand Russell

Ten thousand fools proclaim themselves by Martin Luther King Jr.

The Arc of History by Martin Luther King Jr.

The Art of Progress by Alfred North Whitehead

The Beautiful, the Good and the True by Ken Wilber

The Celestial Teapot by Bertrand Russell

The Challenge of Swing by Wynton Marsalis

The Change Dilemma by Sydney Harris

The Columbia Disaster by Dennis Stauffer

The Craftsman's Satisfactions by Steve Lohr

The Credibility of a Comedian by Jon Stewart

The Design Document is a Source Code Listing by Jack W. Reeves

The Discomfort of Thought by John F. Kennedy

The Divine Gift of Purely Nonsensical Speech and Action by Edmund Crispin

The Four-Fold Way by Angeles Arrien

The Fragile Constructs of History by Eamonn Kelly

The Left Hand Dimension by Ken Wilber

The Loftiest and Purest Art by Walt Whitman

The Love of What We are Doing by Wynton Marsalis

The Makers of Things by Barack Obama

The Most Dangerous of Devotions by E. O. Wilson

The Most Fundamental Lean Measurement is Cycle Time by Mary Poppendieck and Tom Poppendieck

The Mysterious by Albert Einstein

The Only Sign of Mental Activity by Margery Allingham

The Philosophy of Jazz by Wynton Marsalis

The Power of Art by Wynton Marsalis

The Power of Thought by Ken Dymond

The Rainbow Bridge by E. M. Forster

The Real Problem of Humanity by E. O. Wilson

The Rhythm Section Could Run The Band by Levon Helm

The Sanctity and Importance of Sudden Death by Margery Allingham

The Status of Each as an Amateur by Edmund Crispin

The Supreme Goal of All Theory by Albert Einstein

The Tautness of this Resonant Connection by Herb Bowie

The Third Place by Ray Oldenburg

The Toxic Mix of Religion and Tribalism by E. O. Wilson

The Toyota Chief Engineer by James M. Morgan and Jeffrey K. Liker

The Trick in Keeping Bands Together by Bruce Springsteen

The Ultimate Democracy by Paul McCartney

The Underlying Principle of the Problem by Steve Jobs

The Undisputed Sovereignty of the Human Being by Wynton Marsalis

The World is a Wonderfully Weird Place by Tom Robbins

The cause which is blocking all progress by G. K. Chesterton

The center of every man's existence is a dream by G. K. Chesterton

The difference between construction and creation by G. K. Chesterton

The hedgehog and the fox by Isaiah Berlin

The time-worn yoke of their opinions by Ralph Waldo Emerson

Their Job was Inventing Music by Wynton Marsalis

Thinking's a Dizzy Business by Dashiell Hammett

This Highest Kind of Religious Feeling by Albert Einstein

This dazed and dramatic ignorance by G. K. Chesterton

This dear fucked-up planet by Henry Miller

Those Sharp, Scratchy, Harsh, Almost Unpleasant Guys by Thomas J. Watson, Jr

Tiny Dead Recording Spaces by Joe Boyd

To Give in the Same Measure by Albert Einstein

To see a world in a grain of sand by William Blake

True Character by E. O. Wilson

Two ideas of government by William Jennings Bryan

Two-Inch Sixteen-Track Recording by Joe Boyd

Unarmed Truth and Unconditional Love by Martin Luther King Jr.

Unbelievable Heroes by John Rogers

Underlying Intent of Process Improvement by Tom Gilb

Unintelligible Propositions by Thomas Jefferson

User Interface Architectures by Larry Constantine and Lucy Lockwood

User Interfaces Don't Exist by Scott Jenson

Value of Coding and Testing by Jim Highsmith

Violent Opposition from Mediocre Minds by Albert Einstein

Vital and Significant Forms of Art by Raymond Chandler

We Like to Think of Ourselves as Winners by Tom Peters and Robert H. Waterman Jr.

We Must Respect the Other Fellow's Religion by H. L. Mencken

We are Doing our Best by Winston Churchill

We are in Eden still by G. K. Chesterton

We don't even own suits by Apple

We have wonderful arguments by Steve Jobs

We've come full circle by Paul McCartney

What You're Missing is the Beat by Tom Wolfe

What do you mean, six months? by Ringo Starr

Where the Puck is Going to Be by Steve Jobs

Work, Soul and Life by Albert Camus

Wriggling by E. M. Forster