EvilZone
Community => General discussion => : HodgyBeats May 09, 2012, 02:28:28 AM
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Im reading All Hell Let Loose By Max Hastings.
Its 789pages long.
The back.
This is a study of the greatest and most terrible event in history which shows
its impact upon hundreds of millions of people around the world - soldiers sailors
and airmen; British housewives and Indian peasants;SS killers and the citizens of Leningrad; Japanese suicide pilots and American carrier crews.This is a 'Every man's story'.It is an attempt to answer the question:'What was the Second World War like'.
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these books are on my reading list, sorry the entire stack is too big to get in one picture, i am also reading the lost symbol by dan brown and the entire linux for dummies all-in-one book cover to cover (its like 4 inches thick), i read a lot, by the way the stack depicted in the photo is stacked in order of importance to me the top being the most and the bottom being the least, my buddy gave them to me so they are a bit random and not relevant to my interest, i am gonna get a perl book pretty soon also
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these books are on my reading list, sorry the entire stack is too big to get in one picture, i am also reading the lost symbol by dan brown and the entire linux for dummies all-in-one book cover to cover (its like 4 inches thick), i read a lot, by the way the stack depicted in the photo is stacked in order of importance to me the top being the most and the bottom being the least, my buddy gave them to me so they are a bit random and not relevant to my interest, i am gonna get a perl book pretty soon also
What are the last 2 books; I cant see the names well
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The Anarchist Cookbook :D
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Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and Applications
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Programming in Scala (Odersky, Spoon, Venners)
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Wie ich eines schönen Morgens im April das 100%ige Mädchen sah (Haruki Murakami)
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What are the last 2 books; I cant see the names well
from top to bottom:
learning the bash shell
linux unwired
linux in easy steps
linux for dummies quick reference
SQL in easy steps
a practical guide to red hat linux
windows admin scripting
IIS 6.0
IIS 6 administration
(wasnt in the picture but its in the pile too) microsoft exchange server 2003
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lol everyone is writing as many tech books as they have to look l33t :D
Well I have a whole stack of computer books but the ONLY book I actually read was "Crime and punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fyodor_Dostoyevsky#Crime_and_Punishment) which was a great book.
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Mary Poppins ;D
Actually, I am reading (again) 9 stories by J.D. Salinger.
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My latest interest is mycology so for the past couple of weeks I've been reading:
Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms
http://amzn.com/1580081754
I have everything I need to start growing shiitake mushrooms except the mushroom spores (which I'll be ordering soon) and sawdust which my cousin told me he could get me (he's a construction worker).
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Anything from Edward Lee. Extremely graphic and gory. Currently, City Infernal, then Infernal Angel.
(http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/26800000/CITY-INFERNAL-COVER-horror-and-bizarro-literature-26851707-619-1012.jpg)
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Deathshead novels are great, I want to read the Songs of Ice and Fire books when I get a solid chunk of time.
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The Holy Bible
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currently trying to find "Arthashastra".... got the name from wikipedia and looked interesting...
then there are my course books and of course the tutorial section of evilzone :)
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I am currently reading (as slightly embarassing as I find it) "Fascinating Womanhood"
-It is a book on how to behave as a Christian woman should. Towards her husband mostly.
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I've moved on to The Dark Tower series. Reading them all back to back.
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I've moved on to The Dark Tower series. Reading them all back to back.
I started reading those when I was in middle school, but lost track with all the moving around.
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Its called "The Dictators" its a very in depth comparison of Hitler and Stalin and how they got and eventually abused their power. I'm a history buff. :)
But starting this week I'm going to the library in the hopes of finding some books on programming. Hopefully I can find something not to outdated or advanced.
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I'm a history buff. :)
Story time lol. I hated history lectures, but if it was interesting sometimes.
But starting this week I'm going to the library in the hopes of finding some books on programming. Hopefully I can find something not to outdated or advanced.
Even if they are a bit dated, not a whole lot has changed. If your just starting out, you'll still learn core concepts.