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  1. Descent into Chaos: The United States and the Failure of Nation Building in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Central Asia by Ahmed Rashid, 2008-06-03
  2. Lord of Chaos (The Wheel of Time, Book 6) by Robert Jordan, 1995-11-15
  3. Masters of Chaos: The Secret History of the Special Forces by Linda Robinson, 2005-09-07
  4. The Knife of Never Letting Go: Chaos Walking: Book One by Patrick Ness, 2009-07-14
  5. Chaos and Classicism: Art in France, Italy, and Germany, 1918-1936 by Emily Braun, Kenneth Silver, et all 2010-10-31
  6. Nonlinear Dynamics And Chaos: With Applications To Physics, Biology, Chemistry, And Engineering (Studies in Nonlinearity) by Steven H. Strogatz, 2001-01-19
  7. Exploiting Chaos: 150 Ways to Spark Innovation During Times of Change by Jeremy Gutsche, 2009-09-01
  8. Chaos: Making a New Science by James Gleick, 2008-08-26
  9. Cast in Chaos (Chronicles of Elantra, Book 6) by Michelle Sagara, 2010-07
  10. The Essence of Chaos (The Jessie and John Danz Lecture Series) by Edward N. Lorenz, 1996-04
  11. Monsters of Men: Chaos Walking: Book Three by Patrick Ness, 2010-09-28
  12. From Chaos to Calm: Effective Parenting for Challenging Children with ADHD and other Behavior Problems by Janet E. Heininger, Sharon K. Weiss, 2001-05-01
  13. Charismatic Chaos by John MacArthur, 1993-07-22
  14. Chaos: Making a New Science by James Gleick, 1988-12-01

181. The Mainz(Germany) Nonlinear Dynamics Bibliography
Maintained by Peter E. Beckmann, Johannes Gutenberg Universit¤t.
http://www.uni-mainz.de/FB/Physik/Chaos/chaosbib.html
Arbeitsgruppe Nichtlineare Dynamik / Nonlinear Dynamics Group
D55099 Mainz, Germany
Nonlinear Dynamics Bibliography
General Introduction CHAOSBIB
CHAOSBIB is the Nonlinear Dynamics Bibliography in BibTeX format. The data are arranged in a number of files each containing the references for a number of years. The files are also available in a ZIP-archive.
CHAOSREF
CHAOSREF is the Nonlinear Dynamics Bibliography in UNIX' REF format. The data are contained in a single file which is also available in zipped format.
REFSEARCH
REFSEARCH is is a simple search engine for scanning CHAOSREF for a particular term.
(1) General Introduction
The bibliography was set up originally for students starting work on their thesis. They often were confronted with remarks like: "This can be found in the Eckmann Ruelle Rev. Mod. Phys. paper..", "Compare what Smith and what Ruelle have said about the number of points necessary to estimate fractal dimensions". "Mayer-Kress has edited a volume on that..". By using a bibliography program or simply a text editor they could search for the reference proper. As time went on the entries were supplemented by keywords. The bibliography is by no means comprehensive or complete. It reflects research interests of our group. These are mainly time series analysis and its mathematical foundations. We also include introductory papers, tutorials and research papers with focus on the nonlinear dynamics of dissipative systems and applications of the theory to various fields like medicine, economics, engineering.

182. Ordo Malleus - The Ends Justify The Means
Follows Inquisitor Nathaniel Creed of the Ordo Malleus through his journeys. Black Templars, mutants, Night Lords, the Tau, Genestealers and chaos Cultists all stand in his way.
http://ordomalleus.tripod.com
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This site is best viewed in 1200 x 800 resolution.

183. BBC News | UK | Chaos As Hundreds Queue For US Flights
Many transatlantic passengers remained stranded at UK airports in spite of the resumption of flights to and from the US.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/newsid_1546000/1546075.stm
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SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Saturday, 15 September, 2001, 20:41 GMT 21:41 UK Chaos as hundreds queue for US flights
Queues formed outside Terminal 4 at Heathrow
Many transatlantic passengers remained stranded at UK airports on Saturday night in spite of the resumption of flights to and from the United States. Earlier in the day Heathrow Airport was thrown into chaos as hundreds of people queued for the first few flights to US following Tuesday's terrorists attacks. Emotions were high among the passengers - many of them American desperate to get home. At one point a terminal at Heathrow airport had to be closed temporarily due to overcrowding. There was some good news as BA announced it would run 27 services on Sunday and its four usual flights to Canada. It means the airline is operating at 70% of its usual service from Heathrow and more than 80% from Gatwick. The first flight will be at 0845 BST bound for JFK airport in New York. Banned items British Midland resumed flights to Chicago and Washington from Manchester Airport on Saturday.

184. Self-Organizing Systems: A Tutorial In Complexity
Tutorial on processes and patterns of organization and complexity in natural systems complex adaptive systems, criticality, the edge of chaos. By Ethan Decker, University of New Mexico.
http://www.ncst.ernet.in/kbcs/vivek/issues/13.1/sos/sos.html
Self-Organizing Systems: A Tutorial in Complexity
Ethan H. Decker
Department of Biology
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87106, USA
E-mail: ehdecker@unm.edu
Abstract:
This is a tutorial on the processes and patterns of organization in complex natural systems. No technical details are included in describing the models or theories used. Instead, I focus on the concepts of self-organization, complexity, complex adaptive systems, criticality, the edge of chaos and evolution as they pertain to the formation of coherent pattern and structure in nature.
Introduction
A burning question in physics, chemistry and biology is ``Where does order come from?'' Following the general laws of thermodynamics, physical and chemical systems follow the path of least resistance to dissipate any energy in the system. Eventually the system finds a low energy state, a dead calm, and remains at equilibrium there until some obvious perturbation increases its internal energy. For example, a pot of steaming sugar water will give off matter (water vapor) and energy (heat) until it reaches equilibrium with its environment. Cooling, evaporation and crystallization, governed by simple physical and chemical laws, will drive the system to a point of least energy, and the final resting state is rock candy in the bottom of a dry pot. The study of landscape ecology provides an example of how an SOS perspective differs from standard approaches. Ecologists are interested in how spatial and temporal patterns such as patches, boundaries, cycles, and succession arise in complex, heterogeneous communities. Early models of pattern formation use a `top-down' approach, meaning the parameters describe the higher hierarchical levels of the system. For instance, individual trees are not described explicitly, but patches of trees are. Or predators are modeled as a homogenous population that uniformly impacts a homogeneous prey population. In this way, the population dynamics are defined at the higher level of the population, rather than being the results of activity at the lower level of the individual.

185. Creatures Of Chaos - A Selection Of Creatures From Fantasy Realms
A selection of creatures from fantasy realms including monster descriptions, pictures and animated files.
http://www.nascr.net/~jcburd
Beholder Ghoul Medusa Brain Slayer Beholder Ghoul Medusa Brain Slayer ... Bestiary

186. Chaos Magic
chaos Magic articles and essays of all varieties.
http://www.sacred-texts.com/eso/chaos/index.htm
Sacred Texts Esoteric and Occult
Mark Chaos' Website [External Site]
Chaos Magic
These texts relate to the theory and practice of Chaos Magic. All of these texts are pre-World-Wide-Web bulletin board postings. Much of this material relates to the I.O.T. (Illuminates of Thanateros), and the Zos Kia Cultus. Some of this material overlaps with the Internet Book of Shadows Gnosis [Anon.]
IOT [Anon.]

Skullfuck ritual [Anon.]
...
Defining Chaos by Jaq D. Hawkins, aka Mark Chao.
This is an updated version of this article, submitted by the author. Thanks!
Introduction to Cybercraft, by Mike Morgan

The Manifestation of Kali in Universe as an Astrophysical Anomaly By Persona Navitae 353
Peter Carroll and the IOT
Excerpts from Peter Carroll's Works part 1
Excerpts from Peter Carroll's Works part 2

The Magus by Peter Carroll

Chaos Monasticism, by Peter Carroll
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Principia Chaotica by Peter Carroll
Austin Osman Spare and the Kos Kia Cultus
Anathema of Zos: Automatic Writing By Austin Osman Spare The Focus of Life by Austin Osman Spare The Book of Pleasure (Self-Love). The Psychology of Ecstasy. By Austin Osman Spare. The Sorceries of Zos (Austin O. Spare) from Cults of the Shadow by Kenneth Grant ... Austin Osman Spare and the Zos Kia Cultus

187. All-Reviews.com Videogame Review: Urban Chaos
The bottom line is that the controls are messy, and the mandatory fights are as enjoyable as stabbing your testicles. If you set foot anywhere near some enemies, you will be locked into an endless, worthless brawl that often ends in your death. This game is just not fun. Review by Tom Allen with rating.
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Publisher: Eidos Category: Adventure Platform: Dreamcast PC ESRB Rating: Mature Release Date: May 2000 Overall Rating: 1 Stars out of 4 Review by Tom Allen 1 Star out of 4 (Review of PS1 version) Urban Chaos is an insult to the black community, not because it panders to the black community with potentially stereotypical (but not negative) characters, but because the game really, really sucks. Then again, does a game with black characters have to be put under a microscope for how it reflects its audience? Well, I'm not the one to answer that question, but my point is that, if a black person buys this game because it's like the silicon version of Shaft, and then the game turns out to be crap, it kind of sends a message that, hey, we're exploiting the black audience. We'll spend more money for those white-bitch Lara games, but for D'arci, let's just crank it out, crank it out, crank it out. Gee, I think I'm reading too much into this. Well, you be the judge. The bottom line is that the controls are messy, and the mandatory fights are as enjoyable as stabbing your testicles. If you set foot anywhere near some enemies, you will be locked into an endless, worthless brawl that often ends in your death. This game is just not fun.

188. Gravity
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