Amos E. Benbow

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'''Amos Edward Benbow''' (February 20, 1850–November 14, 1922) was an American politician, teacher, an businessman.

Benbow was born near [[Alton, Illinois]]. He went to the [[Madison County, Illinois]] public schools and to [[Shurtleff College]]. Benbow taught school and was involved with the real estate business. Benbow served as mayor of [[Upper Alton, Illinois]] and was involved in the [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic Party]]. He served as a deputy United States Marshal, assesor, collector, and as a justice of the peace. Benbow served in the [[Illinois House of Representatives]] in 1905 and 1906. Benbow died in Alton, Illinois from a long illness lasing three years.<ref>'Illinois Blue Book 1905-1906, Biographical Sketch of Amos E. Benbow, pg. 300-301</ref><ref>'Amos E. Benbow Dies Following An Illness Lasting Three Years,' '''The Alton Evening Telegraph (Illinois),''' November 15, 1922, pg. 1, 5</ref>

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Dietrich Oltmanns (photographer)

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'''Dietrich Oltmanns''' (* [[1956]] in [[Leipzig]]) is a german [[photographer]].

== Life and work ==

Oltmanns was born in 1956 in Leipzig, after his high school graduation he completed his military service form 1976 to 1981.

After that he studied at the TH Ilmenau [[Cybernetic]] and did his dipolma.

He dedicated himself to photography unexpectedly after studying cybernetics and spending two years in the industry.
As an autodidact, he tried to make his own way in the world of images. He found his way then and has been developing it further ever since.

From 1983 he started working as an independent photographer in Leipzig.

During the years 1987 to 1990 he coedited and produced the Art Informel magazine »Zweite Person«.
On year later he moved to Berlin and collaborated with Maria Luise Faber.

After that he recieved a grant in 1994, from the Stiftung Kulturfonds, 1995 aswell a residential grant from the state of Sachsen-Anhalt in Dessau.

2002 Oltmanns recieved a grant from the Kunstverein Röderhof and 2008 a grant from Künstlerhaus Ahrenshoop, supported by the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

In 2010 he got a fellowship at NOMOS, Glashütte.

Dietrich Oltmanns lives and works in Berlin and Lindenbrück/Teltow-Fläming.


== Exhibitions (selection) ==

* 1987 [[Eigen+Art]], Leipzig
* 1997 Ephemerie Tröstungen, PEKING-Kunstausstellungen, Berlin
* 2001 ''Im Kieferwald'', Kleine Galerie Zossen (with M.L Faber)
* 2002 Galerie im Packschuppen, Glashütte Baruth (with M.L Faber)
* 2007 ''Wald&Wiese'', Kleine Galerie Zossen
* 2007 Meutefin-Museum Huy-Neinstedt (with O.Wegewitz), Projekt des Kunstvereins Rödershof
* 2015 ''Dreisprung'', Kunstverein Panitzsch (with A.Hanske und A.Novaky)
* 2016 ''Ahrenshooper Holz'', Neues Kunsthaus Ahrenshoop
* 2017 ''Über Bögen'', Kunstverein Röderhof, Röderhof

=== Groupexhibitions (selection) ===
* 1985 ''Junge Fotografen der achtziger Jahre'', Dresden, Stralsund, Chemnitz
* 1993 ''Camera Obscura'', Ungarisches Fotomuseum Kecskemet
* 1994 Übergriff, Leipzig
* 2000 Kunstkreuz-Frankfurter Allee, Berlin
* 2000 ''Bäume des Huy'', Kunstverein Röderhof
* 2004 ''Berlin – Within the Wall and Beyond'', Toronto
* 2009 ''EAST - for the record/ zu Protokoll'', Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst and [[Bildermuseum Leipzig]]
* 2010 ''Deutsche Wandlungen'', Forum [[Amalienpark]], Berlin
* 2010 ''Rundum Leipzig'', Studio im [[Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Leipzig|Stadtgeschichtlichen Museum, Leipzig]]
* 2011 ''Kunde vom Wald- Kunst aus zwei Jahrhunderten'', [[Jagdschloss Granitz]], the island of Rügen and [[Schweriner Marstall|Marstallhalle, Schwerin]]
* 2012 ''Mondlicht'', Kulturhof Wünsdorf e.V (mit M.L Faber)
* 2013 ''Über Zäune'', Fischlandhaus Wustrow, Wustrow
* 2016 ''UmGestaltung'', [[Anhaltische Landesbücherei Dessau]]

== Literature ==
* ex pose Verlag: Dietrich Oltmanns ''Verstreutes Licht'' [http://bit.ly/2DEICvh]

== Publications ==
* [http://bit.ly/2Wlcrbu Galerie EIGEN+ART: ''Dietrich Oltmanns, Fotografien'' ]
* [https://amzn.to/2DF5rPx Dietrich Oltmanns: ''Sichtung – Leipzig von den Rändern, Fotografien 1980-1990'', ex pose Verlag, 2010 ]
* [http://bit.ly/2WbUIDn brennpunkt - Magazin 2/2018 ]

== References ==
* [http://bit.ly/2DFhuwa Dietrich Oltmanns Webpage ]
* [http://bit.ly/2Wc21es Collection Regard about ''Dietrich Oltmanns: Photographs 1985–2000.'' ]
* [http://bit.ly/2DFhvQK Photography in Berlin about ''Dietrich Oltmanns. Photographs 1985–2000'' ]
* [http://bit.ly/2W7tVIt Galerie Pankow: Dietrich Oltmanns ''Resonanzräume'' ]
* [http://bit.ly/2DC5vQ8 DZ Bank Kunstsammlung: Dietrich Oltmanns]




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Margaret Farquhar

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'''Margaret Elizabeth Farqhuar''' (born 1930) is a [[Scottish people|Scottish]] politician, the first woman to serve as [[Lord Provost of Aberdeen]].

Born in [[Aberdeen]] as '''Margaret Burnett''', she was educated at [[Ruthrieston Secondary School]] and then at [[Webster's College]]. In 1948, she became a clerk at the [[North of Scotland College of Agriculture]], and then with a hauliers' firm, before in 1951 marrying William Farquhar.<ref name="whoswho"></ref>

In 1971, Farqhuar was elected to [[Aberdeen District Council]], representing the Northfield ward, as a member of the [[Scottish Labour Party]].<ref name="whoswho" /><ref name="libraries"></ref> She spent time serving on the council's planning committee, and representing the council on a variety of external committees. From 1986, she also served as a director of the Aberdeen [[Citizens' Advice Bureau]]. From 1994 to 1996, she was vice-chair of the council.<ref name="whoswho" />

Farqhuar was elected to [[Aberdeenshire County Council]] in 1995, and the following year was elected as Lord Provost of Aberdeen, also serving as [[Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeen]].<ref name="whoswho" /> She was the first woman to become Lord Provost of the city.<ref name="libraries" /><ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref> She retired from the council in 1999, and that year was made a [[Commander of the Order of the British Empire]]. She remains on the boards of several local organisations.<ref name="whoswho" />

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Lincoln Drive

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Lincoln Drive is a 4.1 mile route in the [[Wissahickon Creek]] section of [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]]. Initially built in 1856 as the Wissahickon Turnpike, it was not completed until about 50 years later. The road is particularly notable as the “Dead Man’s Gulch”<ref></ref> with its twisting and turning. Initially, the purpose of the road was to provide access from the mills to the city of Philadelphia.<ref></ref>.

Some historic location that the road passes include [[Historic RittenhouseTown]], [[Germantown, Philadelphia|Germantown]], and [[Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia|Chestnut Hill]].

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List of Star Wars reference books

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''[[Star Wars]]'' is an American [[epic film|epic]] [[space-opera]] [[media franchise]], centered on a [[film series]] created by [[George Lucas]]. This is a list of the many reference books that have been published to accompany the films, television series, and the [[Star Wars Expanded Universe|Expanded Universe]] of books, comics and video games.


==Reference books==
===''A Guide to the Star Wars Universe''===
* ''[[A Guide to the Star Wars Universe]]'' compiled by Raymond L. Velasco
* ''A Guide to the Star Wars Universe, 2nd Edition'' compiled by [[Bill Slavicsek]]
* ''A Guide to the Star Wars Universe, 3rd Edition'' compiled by Bill Slavicsek

===Visual dictionaries===
The visual dictionary series is a series of reference books based on [[photograph]]s (usually taken from films or TV productions or shot at the unused props) about characters and elements from ''Star Wars'' media. They are published by [[DK Publishing]].<br />''Note:'' The updates of the books are listed right below them.
* ''Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary'' (1998), by David West Reynolds
* ''Star Wars: Episode I The Visual Dictionary'' (1999), by David West Reynolds
** ''Star Wars: The Phantom Menace: The Expanded Visual Dictionary'' (2012), by David West Reynolds and Jason Fry
* ''Star Wars: ''Attack of the Clones'' The Visual Dictionary'' (2002), by David West Reynolds
** ''Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: The Ultimate Illustrated Guide'' (2013), by Jason Fry
* ''Star Wars: ''Revenge of the Sith'' The Visual Dictionary'' (2005), by [[James Luceno]]
** ''Revenge of the Sith: The Expanded Visual Dictionary'' (canceled in 2013, planned for 2016)
* ''Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide'' (2005), by Ryder Windham
** ''Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide: Special Edition'' (2007), by Ryder Windham and Daniel Wallace
** ''Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded'' (2012), by Ryder Windham and Daniel Wallace (additional material)
* ''Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary'' (2006), by David West Reynolds, James Luceno and Ryder Windham
* ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Visual Guide'' (2008), by Jason Fry and Heather Scott
** ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Visual Guide: Ultimate Battles'' (2009), by Jason Fry
** ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars: New Battlefronts: The Visual Guide'' (2010), by Jason Fry
* ''LEGO Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary'' (2009; including a limited-edition yellow-faced [[Lego minifigure]] of [[Luke Skywalker]] during the ceremony after the Battle of [[Yavin]]), by Simon Beecroft
** ''LEGO Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary: Updated and Expanded'' (2014; including a limited-edition yellow-faced [[Lego minifigure]] of [[Luke Skywalker]] in his [[Tatooine]] outfit)
* ''Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide'' (2014), by Adam Bray
** ''Star Wars Rebels: Visual Guide: Epic Battles'' (2015; originally titled "''Star Wars Rebels: The Epic Battle: The Visual Guide''")
* ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens: The Visual Dictionary'' (2015), by [[Pablo Hidalgo]]
* ''Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide'' (2016; also available with a special edition cover), by Pablo Hidalgo
* ''Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia'' (2017), by Adam Bray, Cole Horton and Tricia Barr
* ''Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary'' (2017), by Pablo Hidalgo
* ''Solo: A Star Wars Story The Official Guide'' (2018), by Pablo Hidalgo

===Essential guides===
The essential guides are more adult-oriented and descriptive than the Visual Dictionaries. They are published by [[Del Rey]].

====First generation====
The first generation of books (except for ''to Alien Species'' and, possibly, ''to Episode I'') had covers with cartoon-like illustrations of the subjects and was known to use non-specific terms. They are listed below. It included data about the prequel trilogy only since ''The Essential Chronology''.<br />''Note:'' The second book was known for a number of picture errors, such as confusing the ''Imperial'' and ''Victory'' classes of [[Star Destroyer]].
* ''The Essential Guide to Characters'' (1995), by [[Andy Mangels]]
* ''The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels'' (1996), by [[Bill Smith (video game designer)|Bill Smith]]
* ''The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology'' (1997), by Bill Smith
* ''The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons'' (1998), by [[Daniel Wallace (Star Wars writer)|Daniel Wallace]]
* ''The Essential Guide to Droids'' (1999), by Daniel Wallace
* ''The Essential Chronology'' (2000), by [[Bill Hughes (artist)|Bill Hughes]]
* ''The Essential Guide to Alien Species'' (2001), by [[Ann Margaret Lewis]]
* ''The Essential Guide to Episode I'' (renamed "''The Ultimate Guide to Episode I''" and later canceled), never written

====Second generation (''New'')====
The second generation of books had covers with the standard ''Star Wars''-logo, stills from the films (or artwork based on them) and with the word "New" evidenced in the title. They are listed below. It included data about ''Episode III'' only since ''The New Essential Chronology''.
* ''The New Essential Guide to Characters'' (2002), by Daniel Wallace.
* ''The New Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels'' (2003; stylized as "''The New Essential Guide to Vehicles & Vessels''), by [[W. Haden Blackman]]
* ''The New Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology'' (2004, hardcover edition published in 2014); stylized as "''The New Essential Guide to Weapons & Technology''"), by W. Haden Blackman
* ''The New Essential Chronology'' (2005), by Daniel Wallace and [[Kevin J. Anderson]]
* ''The New Essential Guide to Droids'' (2006, eBook edition published in 2013 and hardcover edition published in 2014), by Daniel Wallace
* ''The New Essential Guide to Alien Species'' (2006), by Ann Margaret Lewis and [[Helen Keier]]

====Third generation====
The third generation of books had covers with impressive artwork and title characters. They are listed below. It included data about almost every ''Legends'' piece of media.
* ''Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force'' (2007), by Ryder Windham
* ''The Essential Atlas'' (2009), by Jason Fry and Daniel Wallace
* ''The Essential Guide to Warfare'' (2012; also available in eBook format), by Jason Fry and [[Paul R. Urquhart]]
* ''The Essential Reader's Companion'' (2012; also available in eBook format), by Pablo Hidalgo
* ''The Essential Characters'' (canceled, release planned for 2016), by Daniel Wallace

====Related====
* ''Monsters and Aliens from George Lucas'' (1993) by Bob Carrau
* ''Galactic Phrase Book & Travel Guide'' (2001; also known as "''Galactic Phrase Book and Travel Guide: Beeps, Bleats, Boskas, and Other Common Intergalactic Verbiage''"), by [[Ben Burtt]]

====In-universe====
Some of the essential guides have also an in-universe counterpart, as they are written from an in-universe perspective. They are listed below, among with their fictional release dates and authors.
* ''The Essential Guide to Alien Species'', by Mammon Hole
** ''The New Essential Guide to Alien Species'', by Mammon Hole
* ''Galactic Phrase Book & Travel Guide'' (6 ABY), by Ebenn Q3 Baobab
* ''The New Essential Chronology'' (36 ABY), by Voren Na'al
* ''Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force'' (40 ABY), by Tionne Solusar

===''The Making of Star Wars''===
''The Making of Star Wars'' is a series of reference books about the so-called "making of" of the films and the video games of the franchise. They are published by various publishers, including notable names.<br />''Note:'' The refurbishments of the three original trilogy books are listed right below them.
* ''Star Wars: The Making of the Movie'' (1980), by Larry Weinberg
** ''The Making of Star Wars: The Definitive Story Behind the Original Film'' (2007; available with 372 or 324 pages), by J. W. Rinzler and [[Peter Jackson]] (foreword)
* ''Once Upon A Galaxy: The Journal of the Making of The Empire Strikes Back'' (1980), by Alan Arnold
** ''The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back'' (2010), by Jonathan W. Rinzler
* ''The Making of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi'' (1983), by John Phillip Peecher
** ''The Making of Return of the Jedi'' (2013), by J. W. Rinzler and [[Brad Bird]] (forward)
* ''The Making of Star Wars, Episode I, The Phantom Menace'' (1999), by Laurent Bouzereau and Jody Duncan
* ''Mythmaking: Behind the Scenes of Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones'' (2002), by Jody Duncan
* ''The Making of Star Wars Revenge of the Sith'' (2005), by J. W. Rinzler
* ''The Art and Making of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed'' (2008; originally titled "''Star Wars: The Force Unleashed: Art of the Game''") by W. Haden Blackman and Brett Rector
* ''The Making of Star Wars: The Force Awakens'' (2015), by Jonathan W. Rinzler, Mark Cotta Vaz, [[J.J. Abrams]] (preface) and Kathleen Kennedy (forward)

===''The Art of Star Wars''===
''The Art of Star Wars'' is a series of reference books based on paintings and artwork (mainly [[concept art]]). They are published by [[Dorling Kindersley|DK Publishing]].
* ''[[The Art of Star Wars]]'' (1979; known by 1994 as "''The Art of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope''"), edited by Carol Titelman
* ''The Art of The Empire Strikes Back'' (1980; known by 1994 as "''The Art of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back''"), by Vic Bulluck and Valerie Hoffman
* ''The Art of Return of the Jedi'' (1983; known by 1994 as "''The Art of Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi''), by Carol Titelman
* ''The Art of the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition'' (1997)
* ''The Art of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace'' (1999), by Jonathan Bresman
* ''The Art of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones'' (2002), by [[Mark Cotta Vaz]]
* ''The Art of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith'' (2005), by Jonathan W. Rinzler
* ''The Art of Star Wars: The Clone Wars'' (2009; 288-page book covering the [[Star Wars: The Clone Wars (film)|film]] and the first season of [[Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008 TV series)|the TV series]]), by Frank Parisi and Gary Scheppke
** ''The Art of Star Wars: The Clone Wars'' (2013; 54-page booklet released and sold together with the 14-[[DVD]] or 19-[[Blu-ray Disc]] ''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008 TV series)|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'' Seasons 1-5 Collector's Edition)
* ''The Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakens'' (2015) by Phil Szostak
* ''The Art of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story'' (2016) by Josh Kushins
* ''The Art of Star Wars: The Last Jedi'' (2017), by Phil Szostak
* ''The Art of Solo: A Star Wars Story'' (2018), by Phil Szostak
* ''The Art of Star Wars Rebels'' (2019), by [[Daniel Wallace (author)|Daniel Wallace]].

===''Incredible Cross-Sections''===
The ''Incredible Cross-Sections'' books are a series of reference books focusing on [[Multiview orthographic projection#Section|cross-sections]] of buildings and vehicles. They are published by [[Dorling Kindersley|DK Publishing]].
* ''Star Wars: Incredible Cross-Sections'' (1998), by David West Reynolds
** ''Star Wars: Complete Cross-Sections'' (2007), by David West Reynolds and Curtis Saxton
** ''Star Wars: Complete Vehicles'' (2013; mainly a collection of the contents of the 1998, 1999, 2002 and 2003 volumes), by Kerrie Dougherty, Curtis Saxton, David West Reynolds, Ryder Windham
* ''Star Wars: ''Episode I'' Incredible Cross-Sections'' (1999), by David West Reynolds
* ''Star Wars: Attack of the Clones Incredible Cross-Sections'' (2002), by Curtis Saxton
* ''Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Incredible Cross-Sections'' (2005), by Curtis Saxton
* ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Incredible Vehicles'' (2011), by Jason Fry
* ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Incredible Cross-Sections'' (2015), by Kemp Remillard and Jason Fry
* ''Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Incredible Cross-Sections'' (2017), by Jason Fry

===''Inside the Worlds of''===
The ''Inside the Worlds of'' books are a series of reference books focusing on accurate cross-sections of buildings featured in the films. They are published by [[DK (publisher)|DK Publishing]].
* ''Inside the Worlds of Star Wars: ''Episode I (2000), by [[Kristin Lund (writer)|Kristin Lund]]
* ''Inside the Worlds of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones'' (2003), by [[Simon Beecroft]] and [[Curtis Saxon]]
* ''Inside the Worlds of Star Wars Trilogy'' (2004), by [[James Luceno]]
* ''Star Wars: Complete Locations'' (2005; also known as "''Star Wars: Complete Locations — Inside the Worlds of Episode I to VI''"; ''Legends'' edition compiling the above)
** ''Star Wars: Complete Locations'' (2016; canon edition compiling the above and adding ''Episode VII'' data by [[Jason Fry]])

====Related====
* ''Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide'' (2008), by James Luceno

===''The Official Star Wars Technical Journal''===
''The Official Star Wars Technical Journal'' was a 3-volume reference publication about organizations and places in the ''Star Wars'' universe. It was published by [[Starlog|Starlog Communications International, Inc.]].
* ''Star Wars Technical Journal of Planet Tatooine'' (1993, Special Edition released in 1996; also known as "''Star Wars Technical Journal Vol. 1''"), by Shane Johnson
* ''Star Wars Technical Journal of the Imperial Forces'' (1994, Special Edition released in 1996; also known as "''Star Wars Technical Journal Vol. 2''"), by Shane Johnson
* ''Star Wars Technical Journal of the Rebel Forces'' (1994, Special Edition released in 1996; also known as "''Star Wars Technical Journal Vol. 3''"), by Shane Johnson
* ''Star Wars Technical Journal'' (1995; compiling the above)
** ''Star Wars Technical Journal Collector's Edition'' (1996; [[United Kingdom|UK]]-market version), by Shane Johnson

===Miscellaneous reference works===
* ''Creating the Worlds of Star Wars: 365 Days'' by [[John Knoll]]
* ''Dressing a Galaxy: The Costumes of Star Wars'' by Trish Biggar
* ''From Star Wars to Indiana Jones: The Best of the Lucasfilm Archives'' by Mark Cotta
* ''[[How Star Wars Conquered the Universe: The Past, Present, and Future of a Multibillion Dollar Franchise]]'' (2014) by [[Chris Taylor (journalist)|Chris Taylor]] ()
* ''The Illustrated Star Wars Universe'' by [[Kevin J. Anderson]] and [[Ralph McQuarrie]]
* ''Sculpting a Galaxy'' by [[Lorne Peterson]]
* ''The Secrets of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire'' by Mark Vaz
* ''Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive'' by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''Star Wars Chronicles'' by Deborah Fine
* ''Star Wars Chronicles: The Prequels'' by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''Star Wars Comics Companion'' by [[Ryder Windham]] and Daniel Wallace
* ''[[Star Wars Encyclopedia]]'' by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''[[Star Wars Scrapbook: The Essential Collection]]'' by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''Star Wars: From Concept to Screen to Collectible'' by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''Star Wars: The Magic of Myth'' by Mary Henderson<!-- no biog; see http://bit.ly/2VzBNW6 -->
* ''Star Wars Poster Book'' by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''Star Wars: The Power of Myth''
* ''The Star Wars Vault'' (2007), by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''Star Wars: A Pop-Up Guide to the Galaxy'' by [[Matthew Reinhart]]
* ''The Empire Strikes Back Notebook'' edited by Diana Attias and Lindsay Smith
* ''The Quotable Star Wars'' compiled by [[Stephen J. Sansweet]]
* ''Star Wars Character Encyclopedia'' by Simon Beecroft
* ''Star Wars Encyclopedia of Starfighters and Other Vehicles'' by Landry Q. Walker
* ''Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know'' (2015) by Adam Bray, Cole Horton, Michael Kogge, and Kerrie Dougherty
* ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens'': Box Set (2016)
** ''Star Wars: Rey's Survival Guide'' (2015) by Jason Fry
** ''Star Wars: Poe Dameron: Flight Log'' (2016) by Michael Kogge
** ''Star Wars: Aliens and Ships of the Galaxy'' (2016) by Jason Fry and Benjamin Harper

====Essays and commentary====
* ''A Galaxy Not So Far Away: Writers and Artists on 25 Years of Star Wars'' by [[Glenn Kenny]], editor.
* ''Sword Fighting in the Star Wars Universe'' by Nick Jamilla.

==Roleplaying gamebooks==

===Saga edition===
* ''[[Star Wars Roleplaying Game (Wizards of the Coast)#Saga Edition|Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Saga Edition]]''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Starships of the Galaxy (Saga Edition)''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Star Wars Gamemaster Screen''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Threats of the Galaxy''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Force Unleashed Campaign Guide''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Scum and Villainy''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''The Clone Wars Campaign Guide''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Legacy Era Campaign Guide''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Jedi Academy Training Manual''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Rebellion Era Campaign Guide''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Galaxy At War''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Scavenger's Guide to Droids''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''Galaxy of Intrigue''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
* ''The Unknown Regions''<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>

====Previous editions====
* ''[[Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game]]'', 1st Ed. 1987, [[West End Games]] (1987), by Greg Costikyan - Game designer and various others
* ''Star Wars: Sourcebook'', 1st Ed. 1987, West End Games (1987), by Bill Slavicsek & Curtis Smith
* ''Star Wars: The Dark Side Sourcebook'', (2001), by [[Bill Slavicsek]] & [[JD Wiker]]
* ''[[Star Wars Adventure Journal]]'' (volumes 1-15) (1994–1997, various editors, various points along timeline)

===''The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny''===
* ''The Clone Wars: Tethan Battle Adventure'' by Sue Behrent (22 BBY) '''(Y)'''
* ''The Clone Wars: Crisis on Coruscant'' by Jonathan Green (22 BBY) '''(Y)'''
* ''The Clone Wars: Dooku's Secret Army'' by Sue Behrent (22 BBY) '''(Y)'''
* ''The Clone Wars: The Way of the Jedi'' by Jake T. Ford (21 BBY) '''(Y)'''
* ''The Clone Wars: The Lost Legion'' by [[Tracey West]] (21 BBY) '''(Y)'''

===''The Lost Jedi''===
* ''Jedi Dawn'' (0 BBY), by [[Paul Cockburn]], 1993.
* ''The Bounty Hunter'' (2 ABY), by Paul Cockburn, 1994.
* ''The Lost Jedi Adventure Game Book'' (compiling the above), by Paul Cockburn, 1995.

==References==





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Lloyd Square

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[[File:Gardens at Lloyd Square - geograph.org.uk - 1224886.jpg|thumb|Gardens at Lloyd Square]]
'''Lloyd Square''' is a [[List of garden squares in London|garden square]] in the [[London Borough of Islington]], surrounded by [[listed buildings]].<ref>http://bit.ly/2DD3J18>

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Zahid Saeed (PAS)

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'''Chief Secretary Punjab Capt (R) Zahid Saeed Reviews Performance of Dept'S:'''

Chief Secretary Punjab Capt (R) Zahid Saeed has directed all the administrative secretaries to review performance of their departments regularly and work diligently to achieve the fixed targets so that public service delivery could be improved.

He was presiding over a meeting to review performance of all provincial departments, at Civil Secretariat here on Friday. Addressing the meeting, the Chief Secretary said that better performance would help improve governance. He said that the provincial government is following a comprehensive development plan and a number of revolutionary projects have been started in the fields of transport, health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure which are yielding positive results. He added that projects like Metro Bus and Orange Line Train have been started to provide state-of-the-art transport facilities to people whereas farmers are being provided interest-free loans and smart phones as part of programme to improve agriculture sector.

He said that that record funds have been allocated for health, education, agriculture and housing sector in the annual development programme.  He directed the heads of all provincial departments to resolve problems of people on priority basis and improve public service delivery. The administrative secretaries presented performance report of their respective departments.

The meeting was attended by Chairman Planning and Development Board, Senior Member Board of Revenue, Additional Chief Secretary, administrative secretaries of different departments and officers concerned.<ref> Punjab Portal|website=www.punjab.gov.pk|language=en|access-date=2019-04-29}}</ref>

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