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On hold

Here are the books I have on hold at the library. (Future commuter reading/listening fodder.)

The art of the start: the time-tested, battle-hardened guide for anyone starting anything

by Kawasaki, Guy, 1954-, Portfolio, 2004. Date Placed: 10/11/2004. Active, 6 of 9

Recommended by Don Schenck here

City on a hill

MM Essential Records, pc2000. Date Placed: 10/21/2004. In Transit, 1 of 1

Checked it out before, checking it out again. Played at the portland dhop from time to time at a session with kathleen.

Hilary Hahn plays Bach

by Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750. Sony Classical, p1997. Date Placed: 10/21/2004. In Transit, 1 of 1

Hilary was featured on violin in The Village soundtrack, which I enjoyed thorougly. I especially loved playing it for the Dadoo in his mini and watching him practically jump through the sunroof on track 4. ;)

Life for rent

by Dido. Arista, p2003. Date Placed: 10/21/2004. Active, 13 of 13.

Checked this CD out the first time on recommendations from Shawn and someone else I found through Andrew Jones' site, who had it on their "now playing" sidebar; they both had some thoughtful things to say about the album, so I thought I'd check it out. I'm checking it out again because I still don't have the money to buy it on iTunes.

Religion and public life in the Pacific Northwest: the none zone

AltaMira Press, c2004. Date Placed: 10/20/2004. Active, 6 of 6

Recommended by my brother, Brant, (marrying Jackie Dec. 10). Brant just started taking classes at Fuller Theological Seminary's Seattle extension campus. He called me the other day to tell me of this book that was mentioned in his Theology of Christian Community and the Ministry of the Church class. The "none zone" subtitle refers to the fact that most of the people surveyed in the Northwest regarding their religious affiliation answered, "none of the above."

And so I wait.