Current list of books in my queue

As usual, I buy too many books and inevitably have too many things going on or, just plain forget I even own them. I am going to try and change that habit by spending at least 1 - 2 hours per night reading vs. watching tv, surfing the web, etc. To that end, the present list of books I have started or recently acquired (in no particular order) to read are:

Title	Author(s)	Brief purpose (pre-reading)	Status
Six Disciplines Execution Revolution	Gary Harpst	Gain insight and improve skills around operational execution and leadership	100% Read
The Forgotten Man	Amity Shales	Received as a gift in '07. Learn about the great depression and problems created by Hoover and Roosevelt	50% Read
Blue Ocean Strategy	W.Chan Kim Rene'e Mauborgne	Understand how to increase differentiation in existing markets and create new markets	25% Read
Selling is Dead	Marc Miller Jason Sinkovitz	Different approach for selling, enabling cultural shift in business approach to sales	15% Read
Lean Six Sigma for Service	Michael L George	Looking for ways to improve my department's operations, reduce waste and improve quality	25% Read
Freakonomics	Steven D. Levitt Stephen J. Dubner	Suggested by a friend as an interesting read and twist on economics	50% Read
The Intelligent Investor	Benjamin Grahm	Looking for interesting insight and ideas on value investing and the thoughts from the father of long-term investing	25% Read
The Balanced Scorecard	Robert S. Kaplan David P. Norton	Trying to improve visibility into current operations and understand how scorecards can help.	0% Read
Alignment: Using the Balanced Scorecard to Create Corporate Synergies	Robert S. Kaplan David P. Norton	Coupled with 'The Balanced Scorecard' believe this book might provide insight into the creation and execution of 'balanced scorecards' in our organization.	0% Read