open culture Free eBooks Download From RapidShare eBooks | Free Download eBooks Project Gutenberg - free ebooks ZEIT-Bibliothek der 100 Bücher Die ZEIT-Bibliothek der 100 Bücher war eine pädagogisch ambitionierte Artikelserie der Feuilleton-Redaktion der Wochenzeitung Die Zeit. Begonnen 1978, wurde in den folgenden zwei Jahren Woche für Woche eine Rezension zu einem Werk der Weltliteratur veröffentlicht. 1980 erschien eine Buchausgabe dieser Essays im Suhrkamp Verlag, herausgegeben von Fritz J. Raddatz, deren Verkaufserfolg das große Interesse an dieser Art Kanonbildung bestätigte; die Essaysammlung liegt 2009 in der unveränderten 13. Der Erfolg der Unternehmung führte dazu, dass das Projekt fünf Jahre später um eine Sammlung ZEIT-Bibliothek der 100 Sachbücher ergänzt wurde, die Buchausgabe 1984 besorgte wiederum Raddatz als Herausgeber. ZEIT-Bibliothek der 100 Bücher[Bearbeiten] Die Jury legte fünf „Spielregeln“ für die Auswahl fest (Einleitung des Herausgebers, Buchausgabe, S. 8): Liste der rezensierten Werke[Bearbeiten] ZEIT-Bibliothek der 100 Sachbücher[Bearbeiten] Liste der rezensierten Werke [Bearbeiten] Literatur[Bearbeiten]
20 Habits for Success I Learned Working for Two Billionaires | Paul C. Brunson I have spent decades "being educated" -- in college, graduate school, numerous professional certifications, and now a Ph.D. program. All of that schooling and training helped shape the person I am today, but at no point in my life has there been a more profound education than my time working for Enver Yucel and Oprah Winfrey. Enver and Oprah are two extraordinary people. I had the opportunity to work with both Oprah and Enver for six years collectively and those were, hands down, the best professional experiences of my life. It's my honor to share with you what I learned from them. 1) Invest in Yourself This is a very simple concept, but something you would think someone who has "made it" would stop doing. 2) Be Curious... What the average person sees as mundane or overly complicated is not viewed the same way with a billionaire mindset. 3) Surround Yourself With "Better" People I hope this is why they kept me around. 4) Never Eat Alone 5) Take Responsibility for Your Losses
DIR - Zasoby polskie BeyondMars comments on Merry Christmas yogis, a gift for you! All the asana of the weeks in a single album. Academic Earth Flights of fancy: Inside the intense world of virtual pilots On Saturday, while the Washington area's airports teem with travelers heading home for the holidays, about a dozen air traffic controllers will orchestrate the complex dance of passenger jets as they take off and land. It's a complicated job, requiring sustained focus, to make sure nobody crashes or runs out of fuel before they taxi safely home. Not real jets, though. These are virtual ones, flown by people in their living rooms and basements all over the world. And not really air traffic controllers, either. Saturday is something of a special occasion, as Washinton's flight simulation community has invited pilots across the world to "fly in" at one time, creating an experience that's as close as possible to the real thing. Grand Theft Auto it's not. "It's really hard to justify to people," Rodgers admits. Flight simulation is as old as computers themselves. The hobby began in 1979, when an independent enthusiast named Bruce Artwick created a program for the Apple II.
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