181. Air Force Link - Air Force Chief Of Staff Professional Reading CSAF s reading List Air Force Chief of Staff, General John P. Jumper From The Chief sSight Picture, 16 April 2004 The collective abilities of our active, guard http://www.af.mil/csafreading/

182. Reading List A brief overview of each field (anthropology, biology, chemistry, history,etc.) and a detailed reading list for learning more about the field. http://www.degree.net/biblography.html

GENERAL REFERENCE BOOKS The Ones We Use Every Day Commonwealth Universities Yearbook (Association of Commonwealth Universities, London) This standard reference work covers what they refer to as all schools "in good standing" in 36 countries or areas. Many admissions departments use this book in making admissions or acceptance decisions. More than 600 institutions are described in great detail. $265.00 from Amazon.com The H.E.P. Higher Education Directory (Higher Education Publications, 6400 Arlington Blvd., Suite 648, Falls Church, VA 22042; (703) 532-2300) We use this one the most. Until 1983, the U.S. Department of Education published a comprehensive directory of information on colleges and universities. When President Reagan announced his intention to shut down the Department of Education, their publication was discontinued and H.E.P. began publishing an almost identical directory. It emerges toward the end of each year and gives detailed factual information (no opinions or ratings) on all accredited schools. They used to list California-approved schools as well, but stopped in 1988. The Independent Study Catalog (Peterson's Guides). In effect, a master catalog listing all 13,000+ courses offered by more than 140 U.S. and Canadian institutions offering correspondence study. Only the course titles are given, so it is still necessary to write to the individual schools for detailed information. Updated periodically, the latest edition is the 7th, for 1998.

183. Reading List reading LIST. When you are racking your brain trying to name some obscureand allbut-forgotten song that, for the life of you, you http://www.allbutforgottenoldies.net/help/reading-list.html

Find your favorite songs from 1960-1975 on CD. SONG TITLES: A B C D ... Z powered by FreeFind HOME REQUESTED SONGS HELP! ... CONTACT US FAQs: NAME THAT TUNE FIND IT ON CD FIND SHEETMUSIC FIND VINYL ... READING LIST READING LIST When you are racking your brain trying to name some obscure and all-but-forgotten song that, for the life of you, you just cannot find on the Internet no matter how hard you try, the next logical step is to consult printed resources. Below is a list of our favorites. Jeff Green, The Green Book of Songs by Subject: The Thematic Guide to Popular Music , Professional Desk, 2002. ISBN 0939735202 A great resource not only for finding song titles by theme but also for jogging your memory when trying to recall some long-lost tune. Includes over 35,000 songs from around 1900-present from 7,000 artists categorized under 1,800 thematic categories and subcategories. More Info Joel Whitburn, Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Singles 1955-1999 , Hal Leonard Publishing Corp., 2000 (paperback). ISBN 0-89820-140-3 Magnificent compilation of Billboard's Pop Singles Hot 100 Charts, 1955-1999. Lists every band and artist who had at least one song in the Billboard Hot 100 between 1955-2000. A list of every song by that artist is given, along with the debut date, peak chart position, B-side song, and record label and number. For special songs, the song type (e.g., instrumental, spoken, comedy, foreign language, Christmas) is also given. If you like Whitburn's

184. GW Law Reading & Film List 2001-2002 The George Washington University Law School, Prospective Students. Law reading andFilm List Compiled by the Jacob Burns Law Library. Welcome to our reading list! http://www.law.gwu.edu/apply/read.asp

Quick finder... Academics Academic Calendar Academic Integrity Alumni Office Calendar of Events Career Development Office Class Schedule Clerkship Information Clinics Contact Information Current Students Departments and Resources Directories ..Administrative Offices and Services ..Faculty and Staff Environmental Law Faculty Financial Aid Forms Download Page Government Contracts Housing International and Comparative Law Journals and Publications Law Library Legal Research and Writing Media Guide News and Events Outside Placement Programs and Centers Prospective Students Public Interest and Pro Bono Records Office Research Centers Room Reservations Professional Skills and Values Search Page Student Affairs Office Student Organizations Student Publications Writing Center Law Reading and Film List Compiled by the Jacob Burns Law Library Jump into the list: LAW AND THE LEGAL PROCESS LEGAL EDUCATION AND THE LAW SCHOOL EXPERIENCE THE LEGAL PROFESSION JURISPRUDENCE/ ... FILMS WITH LEGAL THEMES Welcome to our reading list! Our selection of legal literature is separated into categories as indicated by the headings at left.  Just click on the heading of your choice to view that subject area, or browse by scrolling down. We have assembled titles suitable for prospective and current law students, although lawyers, law faculty, and others with an interest in the law also may find the list a useful tool to augment their professional or leisure reading. You will find references to a broad range of classic and contemporary materials; this is to ensure that some titles in each category will be available to you, regardless of your location or means of access.  In addition to the traditional literature of the law, we have included interdisciplinary titles, legal fiction, and legal humor titles, as well as a substantial list of films with legal themes.

185. United States Navy: Master Chief Petty Officer Of The Navy, Naval Heritage/Core The books are available through the Navy Exchange or the Uniform Centertollfree ordering system. A list required reading list. http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/mcpon/readgide.html

The United States Navy Naval Heritage/Core Values Reading Guide "A" List "B" List The following books comprise the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy's Naval Heritage/Core Values Reading Guide as prepared in March 1997 and revised August 2002. This list is updated periodically as part of the Chief Petty Officer Initiation Season. The books are available through the Navy Exchange or the Uniform Center toll-free ordering system. "A" list: required reading list A Most Fortunate Ship — Narrative History of Old Ironsides by Tyrone Martin A Sailor's Log: Recollections of Forty Years of Naval Life by Rear Adm. Robley Dungliston Evans with introduction by Benjamin Franklin Cooling A Voice From the Main Deck by Samuel Leech Battleship Sailor by Theodore C. Mason Brave Ship, Brave Men by Arnold S. Lott Crossing the Line: A Bluejacket's WWII Odyssey by Alvin Kernan Descent Into Darkness by Cmdr. Edward C. Raymer Devotion to Duty — A Biography of Admiral Clifton A. F. Sprague by John F. Wukovits Divided Waters — The Naval History of the Civil War by Ivan Musicant Every Other Day: Letters from the Pacific by George B. Lucas

186. Dragonlance.com: Products: Novels & Gaming: Recommended Dragonlance Reading List Recommended Dragonlance reading List. by Matt. Suggested reading List Recommendedreading order of DL novels. Author List The list of Dragonlance authors. http://www.dragonlance.com/products/reading.asp

N ews d 20 Gaming ... Products by Type Recommended Dragonlance Reading List by Matt New to the Dragonlance series and looking to find some sort of reading list to guide you in the reading order of the books and novels? Over the years I've been running this site, I've gotten that question (or a variation of it) so many times that I can't possibly count. However, this document is intended to give you a brief overview of the best way to approach that task. The recommendations here are my personal views on what will probably give you the best foundation in the series in the shortest amount of time. Contents Getting started: Chronicles After Chronicles ... Summary Getting started: Chronicles The best way to get started is to begin with the Chronicles series, comprised of three books: Dragons of Autumn Twilight Dragons of Winter Night , and Dragons of Spring Dawning . This is the first set of books written about the Dragonlance world, and will give you the foundation for everything else. Chronicles introduces you to the major gods, important characters, and important events and organizations that other books assume you already know about. Chronicles , and possibly the Legends series as well. In addition to making the assumption that you know about some of the concepts introduced in

187. LiteraryCritic.com -- Mortimer Adler's 'Great Books' in 1990. Below A Recommended reading List . Appendix A from Howto Read a Book by Mortimer Adler and Charles Van Doren. (1972 http://www.literarycritic.com/adler.htm

Title Author Keyword Featured Critics' lists Mortimer Adler and the "Great Books" "Mortimer Jerome Adler, born 1902 in New York City, was an American philosopher, educator, and author. He began his career as a secretary and copywriter for the NEW YORK SUN and through a program of formal and self education was awarded a Phd. from Columbia University (1928). Adler, who became associate professor there in 1930, continued to participate in the Honors program, instituted by John Erskine, which focused on the reading of the classics. His tenure at Columbia included study with such eminent thinkers as Erskine and John Dewey. This kind of environment inspired not only his interest in reading and the study of the "great" books of "Western Civilization," but his insistence on the establishment of an integrated philosophy of science, literature, and religion. "In 1930 he was appointed to the Philosophy faculty at the University of Chicago. Because of the innovations he proposed for the curriculum, his appointment led to a conflict with the faculty. These changes were based on Adler's central interests in the reading, discussion and analysis of "classic" literature and an integrated philosophical approach to the study of separate disciplines. By 1931 these "interdepartmental wars" resulted in Adler's reassignment to the Law School as Professor of Philosophy of Law. While he continued his educational reforms on a more conservative basis, the concept of seminars on "great books" and "great ideas" continued to gain inroads at other universities. In 1952, his work culminated in the publication by BRITANNICA of the "Great Books and Great Ideas" series.

188. Reading And Books | Recommended Reading Children s Poems to Share. New York Summer reading. Picture This Go Wild! Read 1997.Read to Win Team Up With Books 1996. CelebrationsHoliday reading. http://kids.nypl.org/reading/recommended.cfm

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189. Ballet-Modern FAQ Part 6: Reading List. BalletModern FAQ 6 reading List. This revision Mar. 31, 2002. Part 6 ofseven parts. To Part 7 Organizations. Contents PART 6 reading LIST. http://www.panix.com/~twp/dance/faq_6.htm

Ballet-Modern FAQ 6: Reading List. This revision Mar. 31, 2002 Part 6 of seven parts To Part 7: Organizations. EXCEPT Contents: PART 6: READING LIST Reading List Books Introductory Books General History ... Periodicals Reading List Books You will never learn ballet or any other kind of dance just by reading about it; you will never learn a step that way. But you should know the cultural and historical background of your art, even if you are an amateur, and once you have been shown a step, it helps to have an additional description to which you can refer at home. A list like this is necessarily incomplete. Moreover, dance books seem to go out of print more quickly than do other books, so some of these may be difficult to find except in a well-stocked library. The nucleus of this list consists of books that can probably provide answers to questions like the ones in this FAQ; but most of the list now consists of books that have been recommended by people on a.a.b. New books are added in almost every release of this FAQ. Introductory Books Dufort, Anthony.

190. Horror Writers Association - Reading List HWA s Horror reading List Updated January 31, 2003. The HORROR WRITERSASSOCIATION was formed, in part, to foster a greater appreciation http://www.horror.org/readlist.htm

HWA's Horror Reading List Updated January 31, 2003 The HORROR WRITERS ASSOCIATION was formed, in part, to foster a greater appreciation of dark fiction among members of the general public. Whether you are new to Horror, or simply want to become familiar with some of the classics and "bests" of dark fiction, the following books are a wonderful place to begin. Like most "best of" lists, ours is somewhat quirky. The books that appear here were picked using a survey of HWA's general membership in 1996, so many excellent books published more recently do not appear here, and some of those that do are now out of print. Most of the recognized classics of dark fiction do appear here, though. Those that are O.P. can often be obtained through used booksellers such as Alibris. For an additional guide to excellent Horror, consider sampling HWA's Stoker Award winners and finalists as well. Enjoy! Note: This list is arranged alphabetically by author's last name. No ranking is implied. Best Ghost stories of Algernon Blackwood The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury Lost Souls by Poppy Z. Brite

191. Psychic Readings By Eileen Describes services and lists rates and contact information. http://www.readingsbyeileen.com/

192. Great Books - Book Search, Top 100 Books 101 Great Books. Recommended for Readers of All Ages Author, Title. , Beowulf.Achebe, Chinua, Things Fall Apart. Agee, James, A Death in the Family. http://www.collegeboard.com/article/0,3868,2-8-0-23628,00.html

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194. Scripting News: 1/8/2004 Jenny Levine s subscription list. Permanent link to this item in the archive. Permanentlink to this item in the archive. Jon Udell s subscription list. http://archive.scripting.com/2004/01/08

Top Dave's World Weblog Archive January ... Next Thursday, January 08, 2004 New features: RSS aggregator, polling, event log, HTML links Notes for tonight's meeting are here Taegan Goddard : "Dean now leads with 35 percent, Clark is second with 18 percent and Kerry trails in third with 12 percent." Don Hopkins is a longtime friend and one of the developers of The Sims. He's developing a set of add-ons and an RSS module for Sims add-ons. Phillip Pearson : "Non-bloggers can now create PyCS accounts." Jenny Levine's subscription list John Robb is a fan of Bush's new immigration plan. Wired : "No company in the Mac universe is as reviled as Microsoft." Life's full of surprises, some big some small. Last night's West Wing was excellent. Worth watching twice. They change the names of ex-Presidents, so you wonder who's who. Is Lassiter really Carter or is he Reagan. Which one is Bush I? And what ex-President does John Goodman play? Inspired casting and really good acting. The whole thing was on a grand scale, something the WW does so very well. So there you go, it didn't jump the shark , it didn't need Sorkin to go interesting places.

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