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1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

   27.Jul.07, 00:32 EDT
   
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   No spoilers ... All I am going to say is that it was an excellent ending to a fantastic series.

2. Seven Days in May

   23.Jul.07, 03:12 EDT
   
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   Author(s): Fletcher Knebel & Charles W. Bailey II
   Pages: 341
   Publisher: Harper & Row
   

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   First published in 1962, this is a classic political thriller of the first rank. The authors present a story where, over the opposition of the military-industrial complex, a first-term president gets a disarmament treaty with Russia ratified by the senate and congress and is targeted by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs for a coup d'etat. Baily and Knebel keep the reader enthralled through dramatic storytelling skills and attention to detail, making the unthinkable become within the realm of possibility.
   
   If you've got time to kill on a plane/train or on a lazy Sunday afternoon, grab a copy. You'll enjoy it.

3. Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything

   05.May.07, 11:58 EDT
   
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   Author(s): Don Tapscott & Anthony D. Williams Pages: 324 Publisher: Portfolio ISBN: 978-1-59184-138-8 CONTENTS Chapter 01: Wikinomics Chapter 02: The Perfect Storm Chapter 03: The Peer Pioneers Chapter 04: Ideagoras Chapter 05: The Prosumers Chapter 06: The New Alexandrians Chapter 07: Platforms for Participation Chapter 08: The Global Plant Floor Chapter 09: The Wiki Workplace Chapter 10: Collaborative Minds Chapter 11: The Wikinomics Playbook REVIEW * IN PROGRESS *