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The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into Action by Robert S. Kaplan
Managing Oneself (HBR OnPoint Enhanced Edition) by Peter F. Drucker
Noah Webster Orig 1828 Ed American
To engineer is human: The role of failure in successful design by Henry Petroski
Launching a Leadership Revolution: Mastering the Five Levels of Influence by Chris Brady
Tilings and Patterns by Branko Grunbaum
Through New Eyes by James B. Jordan
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About meI'm an aerospace engineer, researcher & entrepreneur with a lot of interests. You can read about many of them on my blog All Things [http://allthings.blogsome.com]. If you're interested in aerospace, then check out my blog AeroGo [http://www.xanga.com/AeroGo]. I do interdisciplinary research in systems applied to psychology/productivity and other areas.
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Assuming it is, my total of 189 is getting pretty close to that now. I don't get on LibraryThing very often but will probably need to decide before too much longer whether I want to upgrade to a paid account. LT users might want to take a look at the upgrade page, it's interesting how they're letting you choose to a certain degree how much you pay to upgrade.
This is a pretty nice site, I hope it keeps getting better. I wonder if Microsoft is thinking about buying LibraryThing, since Amazon bought Shelfari. It seems like the sort of site that would fit well with MS Live Spaces. I never could understand why MS would want to spend $45 billion on Yahoo when there are so many interesting sites on the web that they could probably pick up for far less than 1 percent of that.
posted by grvaughan at 7:34 pm (EST) on Sep 6, 2008
I see that we have a number of books in common.
Kenith
posted by Cajun_Huguenot at 5:15 pm (EST) on Oct 26, 2007
BTW, I never buy the Drucker paperbacks - they are pretty bad quality. Get the hardbacks from half.com or somewhere. His stuff is still pretty popular and doesn't show up much in library sales or used book stores.
Also, if you're interested in Drucker, I wrote about him recently [http://allthings.blogsome.com/2005/11/12...].
posted by grvaughan at 12:42 am (EST) on Jan 2, 2006
posted by grvaughan at 12:21 am (EST) on Jan 2, 2006