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The Next 100 Years: A Forecast for the 21st Century
George Friedman

Doubleday, 2009

George Friedman, founder of STRATFOR, has become a leading expert in geopolitical forecasting, sought-after for his thoughtful assessments of current trends and near-future events. In THE NEXT 100 YEARS, Friedman turns his eye on the future. Drawing on a fascinating explanation of history and geopolitical patterns dating back hundreds of years, Friedman shows that we are now, for the first time in half a millennium, at the dawn of a new ...

The 100 Year Lifestyle: Dr. Plasker's Breakthrough Solution for Living Your Best Life - Every Day of Your ...

24 reviews
Eric Plasker

Adams Media, 2007

Balance Your Life
Dr Plasker shows you, in a very easy to read format, how to live a long, healthy, active lifestyle. This is about looking at the different parts of your life and taking active steps to balance, strengthen, and use those different parts to create a fun life that will keep you healthy, physically, financially, and emotionally for 100 years and beyond. Read the book and have a great life!

100 Years of Fashion Illustration

9 reviews
Cally Blackman

Laurence King Publishers, 2007

Great Expose
It needed more coverage on Italian Moda. But the whole expose is great. I would recommend it. Great approach to the new and the classic.

If You Lived 100 Years Ago (If You.)

2 reviews
Ann Mcgovern

Scholastic Paperbacks, 1999

Wonderful book
This book was very informative and helps the young reader to know what it would have been like to live in New York City at the turn of the last century. It touched on the rich and the poor, where they lived, where they worked, how they spent their leisure time, what life was like for the children, what they wore, what they ate, etc. It conveyed a lot of information in an easy, etertaining style. ...

The 100-Year-Old Secret (The Sherlock Files)

2 reviews
Tracy Barrett

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2008

An Adventurous Whodunit
This fun and suspenseful whodunit is sure to delight readers! When American twins Xena and Xander move to London, they learn they're direct descendants of the great detective Sherlock Holmes. After they're given his casebook of unresolved cases - complete with clues - the twins enter a surprising journey of mystery and intrigue that take them all over London and its suburbs. Sherlock ...

Jazz: The First 100 Years (with Audio CD)

2 reviews
Henry Martin, Keith Waters

Schirmer, 2005

filled with valuable knowledge
this book is an excellent source of information for anyone interested in not only tracing the history of jazz music, but also for anyone interested in learning the different movements, styles and influences of jazz music with sociopolitical and historical references. The CD is an asset to understanding the forms.

100 Years of Lynchings

11 reviews
Ralph Ginzburg

Black Classic Press, 1996

Still Relevant Today
I read this book back in 1967, when I was a young teen, first entering high school. It made a profound impression upon my and life and was one of the reasons I choose my line of work. For me it was a telling story of state sanctioned terroism against African Americans. While we all lament citizen to citizen crime, especially at the alarming rate we see today, we must not forget the crimes ...

Spark Notes 100 Years of Solitude

442 reviews
Gabriel Garcia Marquez, SparkNotes Editors

SparkNotes, 2002

dazzling panorama of life & death, love & loss, energy & dissipation
I first read this 33 years ago, while in college, and was utterly wowed at the sweep of these stories, all interlinked yet standing on their own. I was studying the classics - and in particular, oral history - so this was doubly fascinating as a streaming narrative of magical realism. Having re-read it for the first time, I was again astonished at the life and complexity on every page: you ...

Reel Music: Exploring 100 Years of Film Music

2 reviews
Roger Hickman

W. W. Norton & Company, 2005

Genius!
Easy to read, wonderful film selections. Accessible analysis for non-musical people. This book is one of a kind!

Essential Jazz: The First 100 Years (with CD-ROM)

1 review
Henry Martin, Keith Waters

Schirmer, 2004

Comprehensive
Expensive. I purchased this book as a text for an undergrad class at ASU. Very comprehensive. If it was not required for the class, I would not have paid this price.

100 Years of Song: 1900-1999

1 review

Hal Leonard Corporation, 1999

excellent selection
This book provides a song for each year of the 20th century and most, if not all, have good choices. It is the perfect addition to any pianist's library with a lot of variety. I didn't even know all of the songs in the book, so it was fun to learn them and play them.

Russian Century:, The: A Photographic History of Russia's 100 Years

2 reviews
Brian Moynahan

Random House, 1994

My Russian wife was stunned by the photographs.
I literally read this book twice. And as I turned the pages and saw breathtaking after breathtaking photograph and read the journalist's history of Russia, I kept reminding myself that this is not fiction. This books makes one pause and ponder ... a very long time.

My First 100 Years!

8 reviews
R. Waldo McBurney

Leathers Publishing, 2004

Amazing and Inspiring
Mr. McBurney's life has been a long and interesting one. I was especially impressed with the fact that his father lived 40+ years after his first stroke in part because of his doctor who was ahead of his time in his treatment. The author was wise at a young age to see that it might work for him, too. Faith, exercise, fresh fruits and vegetables, with a bit of honey - it's really quite simple. ...

Ford 100 Years

Crestline, 2003

100 Years (Piano Vocal, Sheet Music)
Five for Fighting

Hal leonard, 2008

100 YEARS Series: Piano Vocal Artist: Five for Fighting Sheet music.

Flight: 100 Years of Aviation

19 reviews
R. G. Grant

DK ADULT, 2007

Amazing detail and scope
I got this as a gift for my father in law who used to fly privately quite often. He's a big avaition buff and seemed to enjoy the book. I browsed through it for a couple of hours and wish I had my own!

100 Years of Maintenance & Reliability: Practical Lessons from Three Lifetimes at Process Plants

2 reviews
Vee Narayan, Jim Wardhaugh, ...

Industrial Press, Inc., 2007

Lessons Learned
I have written numerous maintenance and reliability books myself and when I first took a quick glance at the book I did not see the real value in it until I sat down and read it. What these authors did was take their real world experience and join knowledge to make a great book. If you are experiencing anxiety in your plant or just curious how to make your operation run more efficiently I highly ...

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