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  1. 08-20-2005, 11:28 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lopaka
    The American Revolution <A History> by Gordon S. Wood
    Let me know who wins.
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    The Restaraunt at the end of the Universe.
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    The Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene
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    Quote Originally Posted by WinstonSpencer
    The Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene
    How is that? I met him last year and keep meaning to order his book off amazon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shagaroo
    The Restaraunt at the end of the Universe.

    Awsome series!!! I have to re read it soon!
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    “The basic difference between an ordinary man and a warrior is that a warrior takes everything as a challenge while an ordinary man takes everything either as a blessing or a curse” – Carlos Casteneda
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    Quote Originally Posted by pierce652
    Let me know who wins.
    The Icelanders conquir the world I think

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    The Restaraunt at the end of the Universe.
    AWESOME BOOK!
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    Rich Dad, Poor Dad. After that, the Idiots Guide to Cigars if I can find it.
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    Just read "One of a Kind: The Rise and Fall of Stuey "The Kid" Unger, The World's Greatest Poker Player"...what a sad, tragic life, or lack thereof...now reading "Harrington on Hold'Em: Expert Strategy for No Limit Tournaments (Strategic Play)"...
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    Finished Power of The Dog recently by Don Winslow. Fiction and painstakingly researched, about most recent drug cartels in Mexico, Central and South America, and southwest US. Brutal, well-written page-turner. Interestingly it hit the stores very close to when the Chief of Police in Nueva Laredo was shot a few months ago - same subject matter.

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    Re-reading Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series. Excellent historical fiction about British Empire in late 1700s and early 1800s - India, Iberian peninsula, France. This guy is a nut for research too and writes very well.

    Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence. Excellent benchmark work.
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    will soon be reading psycho-cybernetics thanks to a recommendation from someone on this board.


    also reading communication works(text book) and negotiation:theory and practice(also textbook) for school
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    Julius Caesar's De Bello Gallicum, and a few 'fluff' books by the likes of Frederick Forsythe and Craig Thomas.
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    Inferno - Dan Brown. His new Robert Langdon book.
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