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Purchased. Threw in Activate as well.

http://blog.theoldreader.com/post/45337 ... out-google

Just look at them. We are in good hands.

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And my blogs on literature! Cannot miss updates!

We don't want to miss anything from the Moynihan Institute.

I posted this on the FSF before I saw this thread: That sucks. But I am using Flipboard which takes care of iOS, and will apparently automatically import your google feed http://inside.flipboard.com/2013/03/14/weve-got-your-rss-covered-save-your-google-reader-feeds-now/ Looking at http://theoldreade...

Never mind, just saw the other post.

That sucks. But I am using Flipboard which takes care of iOS, and will apparently automatically import your google feed http://inside.flipboard.com/2013/03/14/weve-got-your-rss-covered-save-your-google-reader-feeds-now/ Looking at http://theoldreader.com for the desktop. They are flooded with reques...

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I heard about that book somewhere.

It works better than the google spreadsheet I was using to track books read. Easy to find and share new books and authors.

His whole outlook is shiny and new AFAIK.

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13538737-hell-bent A nice first person account from inside the "Bikram" world. I especially enjoyed the take on Tony Sanchez and where he has gone with his yoga. A very good physiological explanation of the heat process (and Bikram's own personal heating...

Heh hadn't read this in years. Still true. There's an old Wall Street tale: a tyro asks an old-timer, ``How do you make money in the market.'' The wise man answers, ``Nothing could be simpler: buy low, sell high.'' The beginner asks, ``How can I learn to do that?'' The sage responds, ``Ahhhh...that ...

Reminds me a little of the venerable hacker's diet.

http://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/www/hackdiet.html

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Finishing Up January

• The Man Who Led Zeppelin Chris Welch Bio 3 -
  The Primal Blueprint Mark Sisson Health 3 Paleo
  Faking Life Jason Pinter Crime 4 -
  High Strung: Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe, and the Last Days of Tennis's Golden Age Steve Tignor Sports 4

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#4 "E-Mails from an Asshole" - John Lindsay -The author replies to internet ads. Hilarity ensues. One example. Derek’s original ad: selling 1997 toyota camry. 146k miles. engine and transmission in good shape. was in minor fender bender, damage shown in pictures From Me to Derek: Hello, Le...

#3 "Drive" James Sallis - I've meant to read something by him for a while. I realized the movie "Drive", with Ryan Gosling, was based on this book, so I picked it. Honestly I was confusing the movie with one of those silly Tokyo Drift or whatever movies. I hear it is actually pre...

"Villain" by Shuichi Yoshida - This is obstensbily "crime novel". A girl is strangled and left at a remote mountain location in Kyushu. So there is a crime at the heart of the book, but it is really about alienation, abandonment, and loneliness in modern day Japan. The story deal...

11-22-63 blew IMO. I'm a big SK fan, his early shit is definitely his best, but he's had a bunch of great new stuff, too...Full Dark No Stars, Under the Dome, and Blockade Billy were all awesome. Cell, 11-22-63, not so much. Character development and realistic dialogue are his strong suits for sure...

For crime fiction I still like Max Collins' Nate Heller series. Heller starts out a young cop in Chicago who gets pulled in on the Lindberg kidnapping, the various novels follow his career as a PI, and usually put him in fictionalized versions of famous cases, generally substituted for where there ...

Finished "Sweetness". I'm not quite getting why there was such a pushback against this book when it was published. It seemed pretty balanced in its description of Payton's life. Unless you are a fan of hagiographies, or are Connie Payton (his wife in name only, keeper of the Walter Payton ...

Mine was pretty fragile. Lasted < 2 weeks.