So, What Are You Reading?

Well, not knowing what kind of guy you are or what kind of childhood you had, I'm not sure of its impact. But if you believe(d) in magic, had great friends and many adventures growing up...then the book is for you.

 

I get to read Krause's Food & the Nutrition Care Process, and it's only 1200 pages long. Ha Ha. Who has time?

 

I am reading:
The Research Methods Knowledge Base
The Psychology Research Handbook

I would like to read Killing Lincoln

 

I am reading Game Design with Actionscript 3.0 by Van der Spuy. "Reading" might not be the best word for what I am doing. I am crawling through it inch by inch, doing my best to master each concept before I move to the next. Tedious, but it's moving me toward a goal of writing some educational software I have in mind.

 

Looking for suggestions for something light and fictional. Anyone?

 

Surf, I hate to burst your bubble but Flash is dead and gone. I have done ActionScript dev and used to work at a game company as an intern. There are much better alternatives out there. Find something that lets you build a game once and run it on a variety of platforms. JavaScript and HTML5 is one option but its still not good enough for 3d or fast paced highly visual games. For basic edutainment it is fine. If you want hardcore you need to go to a game engine like unity3d or havok's new free engine. I have never tried unity3d but it is the leader in cross platform game dev.

Flash is dead.

 

Finally started A Dance with Dragons.

 

Magic is the key. It lets you believe again...I could use some right now. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the book, let us know what you think.

 

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I actually didn't finish reading the Civil War women's diaries until the end of the first week of May. Since then, I have also read Josie Underwood, The Civil War Diary of Josie Underwood, Harriet E. Wilson, Our Nig: Sketches in the Life of a Free Black, and Louise Wigfall Wright, A Southern Girl in '61.

 

I actually finished reading my books on Reconstruction Texas by the end of the second week in August.

 

I started reading my books on the Civil War and Reconstruction in Arkansas in mid-August. Thus far, I have read William Baxter, Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove and Mark K. Christ, All Cut to Pieces and Gone to Hell. I am about half-way through with Powell Clayton, The Aftermath of the Civil War in Arkansas.

 

I'm not sure if I'll be able to finish reading the Great Historians of the Western World by the end of the year, but then again, this reading project has no set time limit. Anyhow, I have finished reading Tacitus, The Annals and The Histories (both about Roman history). I am currently about half-way done with Plutarch, The Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans.

 

In October, I will be reading My Life In Deth, by David Ellefson. He is the bassist for Megadeth. He is also working on his Masters degree in Divinity by distance.

 

Just finished reading Bill O'Reilly, Killing Lincoln the other day.