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[Hipshot]

I just completed reviewing a friend and colleague's Masters Thesis. I'm one of the initial reviewers, so my opinions don't mean that much. They're more for her to use, if she'd like, before her committee gets it.

As for books, I recently completed "First, Break All the Rules," which was written by, Marcus Buckingham and Curt Coffman, two Gallup pollsters, about how great managers in business seem to defy conventional wisdom. I'm currently reading "The Truth About Hillary : What She Knew, When She Knew It, and How Far She'll Go to Become President ," by Edward Klein.

Rick


Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.
--Alexander Graham Bell

[Marion1336]

"Foundations of Chemistry" (P. Garnett ed.) whilst preparing lessons....


Who has time to read????????

Uuuugg, Wes. It's time for a vacation!

Shadow Divers and The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom

[blacklatexozdiver]

"Foundations of Chemistry" (P. Garnett ed.) whilst preparing lessons....


Who has time to read????????

Uuuugg, Wes. It's time for a vacation!

Shadow Divers and The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom

In another 4 hours and 40 minutes I will be on holiday..... can't come soon enough...

[mongoose]

My last few books:
-- John Adams, by David McCullough
-- American Buffalo, a play by David Mamet
-- The Physics of Sailing Explained, by Bryon D. Anderson
-- The Count of Monte Cristo, by Alexandre Dumas
-- 1776, by David McCullough

And currently

-- Chemistry for Dummies, by John T. Moore

[Kawika]

Kawika,

If you're curious what others here have read recently, in the Non-Diving Related Topics forum there's a thread entitled SEX!!! that covers the same ground.

Ha ha...well...I guess I must have read it wrong...but I went over to the Non-Diver Related forum & couldn't find anything entitled SEX!!!!

[cmt489]

Lots of caselaw relating to damages arising out of traumatic brain injury... Ain't my job fun???

Last novel I read was The DaVinci Code - I loved it!

[annasea]

Kawika,

If you're curious what others here have read recently, in the Non-Diving Related Topics forum there's a thread entitled SEX!!! that covers the same ground.

Ha ha...well...I guess I must have read it wrong...but I went over to the Non-Diver Related forum & couldn't find anything entitled SEX!!!!

Try this . . .

SEX!!!

[Kawika]

Wow...how did I miss that one... :anna:

[finGrabber]

Lots of caselaw relating to damages arising out of traumatic brain injury... Ain't my job fun???

Last novel I read was The DaVinci Code - I loved it!

I watched one of those TV specials about The DaVinci Code...I'm thinking I'll have to run by the bookstore this weekend!

[cmt489]

While you're there, pick up the caselaw - you simply WON'T be able to put it down, it is so rivetting!

[CaliD]

Once I'm done reading :lam:
How to Pass the Humanities CLEP exam
and actually pass the test. Then maybe I can read something fun.
One of the many seedy romantic novels that has been sitting on my shelf
for Oh the last 3 years.
Getting My BA not only put a damper on reading but diving and
well any form of a social life for that matter.......

And so I'm back

[ScubaDadMiami]

While you're there, pick up the caselaw - you simply WON'T be able to put it down, it is so rivetting!

Been there, done that. My condolences to you, counselor. Every day further away from it I get, the happier I am.

These days, I am in the middle of Diving and Subaquatic Medicine. I can hardly wait to see how this one turns out!

[cmt489]

Gee, thanks for helping me through my agony, my Learned Friend!

[Brinybay]

Last thing I read was the menu at the 74th St. Alehouse.

[Dennis]

I failed to mention the following periodicals:

Mustang Times, Mustang Monthly, AOPA Pilot, EAA Sport Aviation, and National Geographic.

I read a lot, it's one of my favorite past times. When I read books, I normally read fiction or science fiction.