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MechEngDropout
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 Posted: 11/15/05 - 17:27 Post subject: What are you reading?
It's been a while, and I'm curious. Post what you're currently reading, or have recently finished.
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Cappy
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 17:52 Post subject:
Truman by David McCullough
and also
The Boys of Pointe Du Hoc: Ronald Reagan, D-Day, and the 2nd Ranger Battalionby Douglas Brinkley
edited to add new book
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Floridaboiler
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 18:02 Post subject:
Nothing but the web right now.
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TriBob
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 18:07 Post subject:
Miyamoto Musashi - His Life and Writings by Kenji Tokitsu
The Great Beyond - Higher Dimensions, Parallel Universes, and the Extraordinary Search for a Theory of Everything by Paul Halpern
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Sha_kri
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 18:09 Post subject: Re: What are you reading?
The Histories by Herodotus
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MechEngDropout
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 18:14 Post subject:
The Amphora Project by William Kotzwinkle
Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser
Sein Language by Jerry Seinfeld
The last two are things I'm reading while at work. Fast Food Nation is just on my breaks though. Recently finished A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson. Guns, Germs, and Steel is still on the backburner and way, way overdue at the library.
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j1miller
Puppy Love!
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 18:15 Post subject:
Two different books
Broken Prey
and Closer to Home
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Pug
The Movie Geek
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 18:47 Post subject:
Finishing: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - John LeCarre
Starting:
Anansi Boys - Neil Gaiman
Big Sur - Jack Kerouac
The Dragonbone Chair - Tad Williams
Shadowed - Jerry Jenkins
Finished Recently:
Taft - Ann Patchett
The Ersatz Elevator - Lemony Snicket
Absolute Friends - John LeCarre
Knife of Dreams - Robert Jordan
The Painted Drum - Louise Erdrich
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karlene
Canadian Bacon
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 18:49 Post subject:
The DaVinci Code
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MastrBrewr
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 19:03 Post subject:
Microsoft SQL Server 2000: Database Design and Implementation (Exam 70-229)
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Library Chick
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 19:13 Post subject:
The Penderwicks by Jeanne Birdsall
Autobiography of My Dead Brother by Walter Dean Myers
Inexcusable by Chris Lynch
All are nominees for National Book Award for Children/Young Adult Books which will be announced tomorrow night
Next Up:
Hitler Youth by Susan Campbell Bartolini
Wild Roses by Deb Calleti
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purple hayes
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 21:14 Post subject:
| MastrBrewr wrote: | | Microsoft SQL Server 2000: Database Design and Implementation (Exam 70-229) |
I remember reading those books. 
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mrbill
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Posted: 11/15/05 - 22:11 Post subject:
A production and efficiency report for the week ending November 11th, 2005.
I am noticing that some of the guys are 'doggin' it!!
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Ms. Jenn
Fresh, Hot & Wild
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Posted: 11/16/05 - 00:12 Post subject:
The Western Humanities, Volume II: The Renaissance to the Present by Matthews and Platt.
Financial Accounting by Needles and Powers.
Rhyme Time (it's actually being read to me by the girlie when her reading assignments come home).
Nothing just for me until Christmas Break and it will be Clive Cussler's Raise the Titanic!
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Phar lap
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Posted: 11/16/05 - 01:24 Post subject:
Cloud Street. Tim Winton. - Great Book !!! Highly Recomended !!!
A Review of Trunk and Pelvic Girdle Mechanics During Middle Distance Running. Roy Rankin.
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