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13th Gen: Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail?'; row_arr[1]=' Neil Howe & William Strauss '; row_arr[2]=' I was impressed by Howe and Strauss\' thoeries about generations in American hisroty so I decided to read thier work about my \"Generation X\". Growing up in the aftermath of the devestation of traditional culutre following the 60\'s and 70\'s revolutions and the 80\'s realignment of wealth and benefits from the young to the old,my peers are cynical and the most economicaly disadvantaged. This book puts a lot of points together and draws conclustions that I hadn\'t considered before.'; table_arr[1] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

The Fourth Turning'; row_arr[1]=' William Strauss & Neil Howe'; row_arr[2]=' Strauss and Howe explain their theory that Anglo-American history has a decernable pattern that has repeated several times and that people born in such a time have a genrational archtype that bothe influcence s and is influenced by circumstances of history. The patern of high-spirtitual awakening-decline-crisis repeats over and over througfhout history and shapes (and is shaped by) people who experience the same events differently as they are at different stages of life. The book, published in 1997, seems to predict a major crisis that will re-align American society somewhere around 2005. I think this was dead-on - we are in the middle of a crisis now.'; table_arr[2] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

Final Theory: A Novel'; row_arr[1]=' Mark Alpert '; row_arr[2]=' A Science-Thriller? Yes, that is what this book is in essence. In the novel, Einstein had discovered the secrets of the so-called \"theory of everything\" which explains both relativity and quantum mechanics in one theory. Knowing that this knowlege could be misused, he hid the secret with only a few of his trusted fellow scientists. Now someone has discovered the secret and is trying to hunt down the secret. The hero of the story is a science historian who is chased by both a ruthless partiot-act U.S. government who believes he must not divulge the secret he has learned and a ruthless assasin, bent on recovering the secret at nearly any cost. The pacing of the novel is very good and reminds one of Michael Crichton. The science is interesting and somewhat thought provoking. However, at times, the author takes us to places we don;t want to go and makes the adventure a little too unpleasant. This is the author\'s fist novel, and I will definately look for his next books in the hope that he improves his craft. Alpert certainly has the potential. '; table_arr[3] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

Across Time and Space: The Chronologies of Babylon 5'; row_arr[1]=' J. Michael Straczynski'; row_arr[2]=' A very comprehensive timeline of the the Babylon 5 universe - my favorite TV series of all time.'; table_arr[4] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

What Happened'; row_arr[1]=' Scott McClellan'; row_arr[2]=' The former Bush administration Press Secretary recounts the events leading up to the invasion of Iraq and the outing of CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson. McClellan explains what dew him to work for Bush and why he admired his leadership in Texas and how things were drasticaly different in Washington.'; table_arr[5] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

Your Government Failed You'; row_arr[1]=' Richard Clarke'; row_arr[2]=' A very detailed account from the inside of past U.S. government administations. It details what went right and what went srong in various departments but especially focuses on the intelligence coummunity. Clarke makes a good case for reorganizing the Department of Homeland Security.'; table_arr[6] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

The Ultimate Hitchhiker\'s Guide (The Hitchhiker\'s Guide to the Galaxy; The Restaurant at the End of the Universe; Life, the Universe and Everything; So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish; and Mostly Harmless)'; row_arr[1]=' Douglas Adams'; row_arr[2]=' OK - This was the only missing piece to earn my full nerd credentials and it\'s overdue! I\'ve been meaning to read the Hitchhiker\'s Guide since 4th grade when my friends were reading it. I\'ve heard about it, seen the TV mini-series, the new movie and even heard some of the radio recordings. Now, I am reading the classic sci-fi comedy at last - and I am really enjoying it. It is so funny in that uniquely Britiah way. I am having a great time reading these novels. Although the original Hitchhiker\'s Guide is by far the best of these novels.'; table_arr[7] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='

Baudolino '; row_arr[1]=' Umberto Eco'; row_arr[2]=' This was my first time reading Eco. I must say that I really enjoyed the begining of this novel set in medieval Europe and described with a close attention to detail. The main character Baudolino is a consumate liar who is lucky enough to be adopted by Fredrick Barborrosa - the Holy Roman Emperor. Baudolino had adventures in France, Italy and Germany before setting off for the Holy Land and beyond - in search of the fabled kingdom of Prester John. The later part of the book rather dragged on as Baudolino and his comapinions spent time with the heretics who were the denisens of Christian mythology - people with their heads in thier chests, ones with one large foot and ones with enormous HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:47:39 GMT Server: Apache/1.3.41 X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.5 Connection: close Transfer-Encoding: chunked Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 200 OK

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Please contact the server administrator, Howe explain their theory that Anglo-American history has a decernable pattern that has repeated several times and that people born in such a time have a genrational archtype that bothe influcence s and is influenced by circumstances of history. The patern of high-spirtitual awakening-decline-crisis repeats over and over througfhout history and shapes (and is shaped by) people who experience the same events differently as they are at different stages of life. The book, published in 1997, seems to predict a major crisis that will re-align American society somewhere around 2005. I think this was dead-on - we are in the middle of a crisis now.'; table_arr[2] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='<tr><td bgcolor=#FFFFFF><a href=\'http://www.amazon.com/Final-Theory-Novel-Mark-Alpert/dp/B001KBZ65W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1228987263&sr=1-1\'> <center><img src=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3212/3100155790_86555020b2.jpg?v=0 border=0> </center>Final Theory: A Novel</a>'; row_arr[1]=' Mark Alpert '; row_arr[2]=' A Science-Thriller? Yes, that is what this book is in essence. In the novel, Einstein had discovered the secrets of the so-called \"theory of everything\" which explains both relativity and quantum mechanics in one theory. Knowing that this knowlege could be misused, he hid the secret with only a few of his trusted fellow scientists. Now someone has discovered the secret and is trying to hunt down the secret. The hero of the story is a science historian who is chased by both a ruthless partiot-act U.S. government who believes he must not divulge the secret he has learned and a ruthless assasin, bent on recovering the secret at nearly any cost. The pacing of the novel is very good and reminds one of Michael Crichton. The science is interesting and somewhat thought provoking. However, at times, the author takes us to places we don;t want to go and makes the adventure a little too unpleasant. This is the author\'s fist novel, and I will definately look for his next books in the hope that he improves his craft. Alpert certainly has the potential. '; table_arr[3] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='<tr><td bgcolor=#FFFFFF><a href=\'http://www.cafepress.com/thejoestore\'> <center><img src=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3180/3029983629_758e08cdd9.jpg?v=0 border=0> </center>Across Time and Space: The Chronologies of Babylon 5</a>'; row_arr[1]=' J. Michael Straczynski'; row_arr[2]=' A very comprehensive timeline of the the Babylon 5 universe - my favorite TV series of all time.'; table_arr[4] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='<tr><td bgcolor=#FFFFFF><a href=\'http://search.barnesandnoble.com/What-Happened/Scott-McClellan/e/9781586485566/?itm=2\'> <center><img src=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3247/3030820086_e90ebc3a90.jpg?v=0 border=0> </center>What Happened</a>'; row_arr[1]=' Scott McClellan'; row_arr[2]=' The former Bush administration Press Secretary recounts the events leading up to the invasion of Iraq and the outing of CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson. McClellan explains what dew him to work for Bush and why he admired his leadership in Texas and how things were drasticaly different in Washington.'; table_arr[5] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='<tr><td bgcolor=#FFFFFF><a href=\'http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Your-Government-Failed-You/Richard-A-Clarke/e/9780061474620/?itm=2\'> <center><img src=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3042/3030820120_007e61f053.jpg?v=0 border=0> </center>Your Government Failed You</a>'; row_arr[1]=' Richard Clarke'; row_arr[2]=' A very detailed account from the inside of past U.S. government administations. It details what went right and what went srong in various departments but especially focuses on the intelligence coummunity. Clarke makes a good case for reorganizing the Department of Homeland Security.'; table_arr[6] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='<tr><td bgcolor=#FFFFFF><a href=\'http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Ultimate-Hitchhikers-Guide-Deluxe-Edition/Douglas-Adams/e/9780517226957/?itm=1\'> <center><img src=http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2185/2512660555_1303e4ab0a_m.jpg border=0> </center>The Ultimate Hitchhiker\'s Guide (The Hitchhiker\'s Guide to the Galaxy; The Restaurant at the End of the Universe; Life, the Universe and Everything; So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish; and Mostly Harmless)</a>'; row_arr[1]=' Douglas Adams'; row_arr[2]=' OK - This was the only missing piece to earn my full nerd credentials and it\'s overdue! I\'ve been meaning to read the Hitchhiker\'s Guide since 4th grade when my friends were reading it. I\'ve heard about it, seen the TV mini-series, the new movie and even heard some of the radio recordings. Now, I am reading the classic sci-fi comedy at last - and I am really enjoying it. It is so funny in that uniquely Britiah way. I am having a great time reading these novels. Although the original Hitchhiker\'s Guide is by far the best of these novels.'; table_arr[7] = row_arr; row_arr = new Array();row_arr[0]='<tr><td bgcolor=#FFFFFF><a href=\'http://www.amazon.com/Baudolino/dp/1413222730/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1211442601&sr=1-3\'> <center><img src=http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2039/2512660601_878ccf1296_m.jpg border=0> </center>Baudolino </a>'; row_arr[1]=' Umberto Eco'; row_arr[2]=' This was my first time reading Eco. I must say that I really enjoyed the begining of this novel set in medieval Europe and described with a close attention to detail. The main character Baudolino is a consumate liar who is lucky enough to be adopted by Fredrick Barborrosa - the Holy Roman Emperor. Baudolino had adventures in France, Italy and Germany before setting off for the Holy Land and beyond - in search of the fabled kingdom of Prester John. The later part of the book rather dragged on as Baudolino and his comapinions spent time with the heretics who were the denisens of Christian mythology - people with their heads in thX-Powered-By and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.

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