
I gave up book-buying for Methodist Lent.
Again, if anyone sees something they want my opinion about, ask.
Bahn - Paleolithic weaving, a contribution from Chauvet
Bailey and Crandall - Random generators and normal numbers
Baker - Ayutthaya rising, from land or sea
Bakker - An early vocabulary of British Romani (1616), a linguistic analysis
Bakos - HAT-P-1b, a large-radius, low-density exoplanet transiting one member of a stellar binar...
Balbi - Voyage to Pegu, and observations there, circa 1583
Banerjee - The (mis)allocation of capital
Banerjee and Duflo - Growth theory through the lens of development economics
Barb - Antaura, the mermaid and the devil's grandmother, a lecture
Barzilai - A genotype of exceptional longevity is associated with preservation of cognitive func...
Bauer - An Early Eocene gecko from Baltic amber and its implications for the evolution of gecko ...
Baumeister - Freudian defense mechanisms and empirical findings in modern social psychology, rea...
Bawa - Plant-pollinator interactions in tropical rain forests
Beattie - Floral evolution in viola
Beaulier - Explaining Botswana's success, the critical role of post-colonial policy
Beckwith - Thomas Jefferson 'Stout' Jackson, Texas strongman
Dotty Dumpling's Dowry, an excellent hamburger place in Madison, Wisconsin, used to have a picture of this gentleman hanging on the wall. I had always assumed he was an early Badger football hero. Not the case: he was a record-setting strongman on the carnival circuit. Also, he was one of the five or six Anglos in south Texas in the early twentieth century who actually gave a damn about Mexican-Americans.
Beekley and Watts - Combat trauma experience with the United States Army 102nd Forward Surgical ...
Bell - The development of categorical logic
Bellin and Fleury - Planar and braided proof-nets for multiplicative linear logic with mix
Bender - Chance CVC correspondences in unrelated languages
Benitez - Evidence for nearby supernova explosions
Bernstein - Wrestling with Wal-Mart, tradeoffs between profits, prices, and wages
Bertomeu Snchez - Mateu Orfila i Rotger (1787-1853), science, medicine and crime in the ninetee...
Beutler - G6PD deficiency
Bilson-Thompson - Quantum gravity and the standard model
Binstock - Postscript, Alois Riegl in the presence of 'The Nightwatch'
Bisin - Religious intermarriage and socialization in the United States
Bjørk - Exploring the Galaxy using space probes
Blackmon - Back to the USSR, why the past does matter in explaining differences in the economic ...
Blau - A macrosociological theory of social structure
Blau - Heterogeneity and intermarriage
Blau - The hierarchy of authority in organizations
Blench - The Austronesians in Madagascar and on the East African coast, surveying the evidence f...
Blockmans - Logistics of warfare in central Italy, 1527-1530
Blute - Discrete quantum causal dynamics
Boone - Incarnations of the Aztec supernatural, the image of Huitzilopochtli in Mexico and Europ...
Booth - Hitting apartheid for six, the politics of the South African sports boycott
Borovik - Mathematics under the microscope, notes on cognitive aspects of mathematical practice ...
Borschberg - The seizure of the Santa Catarina revisited - the Portuguese empire in Asia, VOC po...
Boscaro - An introduction to the private correspondence of Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Botev - The ethnic composition of families in Russia in 1989, insights into the Soviet 'National...
Botev - Where east meets west, ethnic intermarriage in the former Yugoslavia, 1962 to 1989
Boursot - The evolution of house mice
Boutin - Molecular tools to study melatonin pathways and actions
Bouzy and Cazenave - Computer Go, an AI oriented survey
Bovens - The rhythm method and embryonic death
Bowd - The republic of ideas, Venice, Florence, and the defence of liberty, 1525-1530
Bowman - 'Legitimate commerce' and peanut production in Portuguese Guinea, 1840s-1880s
Mae Aurelia Correia and Caetano Nozolini, Portuguese Guinea's fun couple! I was reading a wire service story about traditional matri-dominant wedding customs on islands off the west African coast. While not fully matriarchal -- anthropologists have yet to find a traditional society that was -- it's closer than most. And what do you get when you combine that with nineteenth century African history? You got it: African woman slave traders. Nozolini was her half-Italian husband.
Bragg - Visual-kinetic communication in Europe before 1600, a survey of sign lexicons and finger...
Brannon - The representation of numerical magnitude
Bresnahan - Competition and collusion in the American automobile industry, the 1955 price war
Bressoud and Propp - How the alternating sign matrix conjecture was solved
Briffa - Influence of volcanic eruptions on Northern Hemisphere summer temperature over the past...
Bromm and Larson - The first stars
Brown - Reading Indian music, the interpretation of seventeenth-century European travel-writing ...
Brown - The technology and application of free-space power transmission by microwave beam (1974)
Brown - Three themes in the work of Charles Ehresmann, local-to-global, groupoids, higher dimens...
Brown and Porter - Category theory, an abstract setting for analogy and comparison
Brunini - Origin of the obliquities of the giant planets in the mutual interactions in the early...
Bryer - The Pontic Greeks before the Diaspora
Bullock - The stability of climate on Venus (PhD thesis, 1997)
Bullock and Grinspoon - The recent evolution of climate on Venus
Butskhrikidze - The consonant phonotactics of Georgian
Byler - Pacifying the Moros, American military government in the southern Philippines, 1899-1913
You know, applying the American experience in the Philippines to current American escapades is a really dumb idea... unless what you're really interested in is killing strangers. If so, why not just get a van?
> Barzilai - A genotype of exceptional longevity is associated with preservation of cognitive func...
As my mind is faiding in my old old age, this type of thing is becoming more and more interesting to me.
> Bisin - Religious intermarriage and socialization in the United States
This is looking to be of personal interest to me, so yea I’m interested in hearing more about it if you’re willing to talk.
> Blockmans - Logistics of warfare in central Italy, 1527-1530
If I ever get around to writing another chapter of Brave New Old World, then this could be very useful as the Italian Wars got all disrupted by the Tlogotle virus.
> Boscaro - An introduction to the private correspondence of Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Very interested in this one. Hideyoshi was always my second favorite of the big three.
Cheers,
Mike
Posted by: Mike Ralls | February 22, 2007 at 09:32 PM
am torn between death of laughter and rip van winkle's nap. plus, have not thought of Dotty's for years. o, v best fountain sodas in whole world. ::fanning self::
earlier txt msg with draconian last sentence was only to assure you there will be no flip-flopping, not to be all bossy. I know you like to be the boss.
I somehow uninstalled flash & cannot get back previous version + new version cannot run on os. ergot, email interface does not run. ahahaha, shoemaker's wife always barefoot + pregnant. expect more txt msgs! xx
Posted by: lalaloca | February 23, 2007 at 01:49 AM
"Last week I have mostly been buying books with authors whose names start with 'B'."
Beekley and Watts - Combat trauma experience with the United States Army 102nd Forward Surgical ...
The real life M*A*S*H?
Posted by: Syd Webb | February 23, 2007 at 11:22 AM
This particulary division of your sock drawer could benefit from a few "Berry, Michael V." entries, IMO. After all, how many living Mathematical Physicists can you name who have had their most notable achievements memorialized in a "Zippy the Pinhead" cartoon ?
(http://suitsmac.chem.wayne.edu/~r4/asweb public_html/suitsgroup/pages/ziptemp.html).
Posted by: Robert P. | February 25, 2007 at 06:55 AM
I too am interested in the Hideyoshi paper. Is it currently available online?
Posted by: Spike Gomes | February 26, 2007 at 11:01 PM