Continuing my series of showing off some of the old technical books in my library, here's: System Analysis and Design by Elias M. Awad, 1985.

Just for the heck of it I've been taking a picture of our cart while waiting in line at the check out at our local Walmart.

Continuing my series of showing off some of the old technical books in my library, here's: Assembly Language for the PDP-11 RT-ASX-UNIX by Charles Kapps and Robert L. Stafford, 1987

After reading some really stupid and insensitive remarks regarding recent tragedies in my news feed, I've decided Facebook is no longer the place for me. This was just one of many reasons, but it really made up my mind.

I thought I'd start a series of post showing off some of the old technical books in my library. First up: Fortran.

A Google+ community for Oklahoma Democrats. A place where we can discuss the issues of the day and help move Oklahoma forward. http://bit.ly/gokdems

I've come to realize, Audible has really changed my reading habits. Anymore I load up an Audible book on my iPod and putter around the house. It's letting me "read" and get stuff done. So it's great, and I'd recommend Audible to anyone. Unfortunately I now have a back log of books I want to actually read.