For school: The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century

Boring and he says the same thing over and over.

cbus4life wrote: Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist: Effective Modeling in RDFS and OWL

If anyone really wants an explanation, PM me.

Glad to know I'm not the only one reading about geospatial semantics this week (I'm in a GISc seminar this quarter, that's this week's topic)

Pink Floyd and Philosophy: Careful with that Axium Eugene

Beyond Belief-Josh Hamilton
I like it so far but I am only 50 pages in.

Romeo and Juliet (English class).

I literally just finished,
"Spy Handler: Memoir of an KGB Officer: The True Story of the Man who Recruited Robert Hanssen &Aldrich Ames"
by Victor Cherkashin.

Awesome book about the true story of the KGBs operation into the U.S. It literally reads like a spy novel in some places.

I am currently reading, partly for work:
"Elements of a Nuclear Disarmament Treaty: Unblocking the Road to Zero," by Barry Blechman and Alexander Bollfrass out of the Stimson Center

It is alright, a little too forward thinking and abstract for me, but still interesting on how we would establish a world free of nuclear weapons.

I'm also reading,
"Arsenal of Democracy: The Politics of National Security from WWII to the War on Terrorism," by Julian Zelizer.
It is alright, I'm not a huge fan of politics in national security and this is written by a D, so I have some issues with it. But, it is so far not bad.

Physics and Instrumentation in Computed Tomography.

It sucks but as soon as I know enough of this shit I can pass my registry and get a pay raise and never have to read this crap again!

Bible and soon to start reading former Korn member Brian Head Welch's book "save me from myself".

Basic Principles in Biochemistry--Not too bad actually one of my favorite classes. Pretty dry reading though.

Also have General Physics 8th Edition---Wouldn't know how good this book is because i haven't read a damn page. Waste of $.

what am I currently reading?

these words as I type them

Buckeye Sports Bulletin

I, Alex Cross - James Patterson

Just started it, seems like every other Cross book, so if you like those you will like this

next book ill be reading is Under the Dome - Stephen King