Engineer to Win by Carroll Smith
Tune to Win by Carroll Smith
Prepare to Win by Carroll Smith
Carroll's Smith's Nuts, Bolts and Fasteners Handbook
101 Ways to Satisfy Your Lover by Carroll Smith

Peoples History of the United States, by Howard Zinn. Regardless of one's political leanings, it's good to add this to yr general knowledge, discounted or not.

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Not so much reading lately.

Books 4-6 of the Patrick O'Brien series (the basis for the "Master and Commander" movie).

Several fly fishing books, including by John Gierach ("Flyfishing Small Streams") and Leonard Wright ("Fishing the Dry Fly as a Living Insect").

Various random paperbacks found at the summer camp where we took our kids in June: Philip Caputo ("A Rumour of War"), Tom Clancy ("Red October"), Isaac Asimov ("I, Robot").

Under the Banner of Heaven. Jon Krakauer (guy that wrote Into Thin Air and Into the Wild).

Antitrust Law and Economics
International Business Transactions
European Community Law
Banking and Financial Institutions Law
P.2d
Wn. App.
The Kissinger Transcripts
Teach Yourself Cosmology
101 Beef-Substitute Recipes for the Anally Retentive
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:rolleyes:

Thats an eclectic list...

Well I've been reading the Mens room wall at the bus station lately....

Anyway I've started reading volume 1 of 3 on the life of Wyatt Earp.

My Pet Goat. But it took ME less than 7 minutes to finish it.

Also read the Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

Caddy for Life by Bruce Edwards w/John Feinstien. Great book about a decent guy who was stricken with ALS. I like Tom Watson a lot more after reading this book. Modern day caddies owe everything to Bruce Edwards.

Bias by Bernard Goldberg. Dan Rather takes a beating and is portrayed (accurately) as a vindictive dictator who is slowly losing his audience and his mind.

Craig