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It has been a good many years since I have posted about my current reading list, so I thought it was about time to fire off another one. These are the books started, completed, being read or on my short-list to start (or in one case re-read) in the month of February. The 4-Hour Workweek [...] Sleep did not come easy last night, so I decided to crack open my new book “Destruction Generation – Second thoughts about the 60′s“. Having grown up in the Bay Area (California, for those few East coasters that think they matter) during the 60′s and 70′s the topic of the first books chapter was [...] Fantastic! Book just arrived from Amazon. “Destructive Generation” by Peter Collier and David Horowitz. This looks like an interesting read, based on the following reviews: From Amazon: As far as I know, this is a unique book. It is an important document for those who want to understand the politics of the Sixties and what [...] I’ve always been one that is not at all comfortable relying upon a single source of financial well being. Since the early 80′s in one form or another I’ve owned and operated a business. Early on I have a little Electronics sales business selling Cell Phones to the well-healed during it’s hayday. It was [...] I’m a fairly avid reader, seldom without at least one book to read. In fact I have two I’m working through right now. And by working through, I mean, working. Both of these A Beautiful Math and The Visual Display of Quantitative Information are pretty technical in nature, so they are not a typical casual [...] I recently complete reading this fascinating book. I’ve always been a big fan of Bob Hoover, having seen him fly at countless air shows. Over the last few decades, I’ve heard some pretty amazing stories about this guy and his life, including his direct involvement in the X-1 project (where we broke the sound [...] |
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