PeteSB75 11:24 AM 05-19-2009
Currently working my way through 'Practical Programming for Strength Training' by Mark Rippetoe, Lon Kilgore and Glenn Pendlay. Good stuff, and very informative.
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jcruse64 05:54 PM 05-19-2009
Originally Posted by PeteSB75:
Currently working my way through 'Practical Programming for Strength Training' by Mark Rippetoe, Lon Kilgore and Glenn Pendlay. Good stuff, and very informative.
Heard really good things about it at Dave Draper's forum.
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MedicCook 08:38 PM 05-19-2009
I'm Not Perfect by David 'Boomer' Wells.
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Starscream 09:06 PM 05-19-2009
Started on Chapter one of
The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway. With my schedule, I don't know when I'll get around to finishing it (although it is very short).
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hotreds 09:07 PM 05-19-2009
Originally Posted by jcruse64:
Heard really good things about it at Dave Draper's forum.
Wow- there's a name from the past! he must be pushing 70 now, isn't he?
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lightning9191 09:27 PM 05-19-2009
Now reading "How the Irish saved Civilization"
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jcruse64 05:14 PM 05-20-2009
Originally Posted by hotreds:
Wow- there's a name from the past! he must be pushing 70 now, isn't he?
Mid 60's, and still going strong. He's had a rough 12 months, health-wise, but still "bombs away" regularly. His wife, Laree, runs the forums and their internet shop presence. The regulars at the board have an annual get together, and it's a pretty good community, with areas for oly and sports related lifting, powerlifting, bodybuilding, all lifting, and even kettlebells. Dave's good people.
Joe
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MithShrike 02:58 PM 05-22-2009
I'm reading Teach Yourself Gaelic along with the cassettes. I finished Dan Simmons' collection of novellas called Lovedeath.
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Clampdown 02:59 PM 05-22-2009
lightning9191 04:23 PM 05-22-2009
King James 04:29 PM 05-22-2009
The 5 people you meet in heaven. A short one, but pretty good so far. Will prolly finish in next sitting.
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markem 05:58 PM 05-22-2009
The Universal History of Numbers
The World's First Number Systems
by Georges Ifrah
I'm on the section about Elamite and Sumerian counting systems and the invention of the balance sheet
Riveting!!
:-) Wonder how it will all end
:-)
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SmokinApe 06:49 PM 05-22-2009
Cigargal 08:33 AM 05-23-2009
Originally Posted by markem:
The Universal History of Numbers
The World's First Number Systems
by Georges Ifrah
I'm on the section about Elamite and Sumerian counting systems and the invention of the balance sheet
Riveting!! :-) Wonder how it will all end :-)
I think it goes on til infinity...
I'm reading the new one by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child- Cemetery Dance. Very good-has zombies in NYC!
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Waynegro1 09:46 PM 05-23-2009
"
Gates Of Fire" by Steven Pressfield. A great book about the battle of Thermopylae.
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stevefrench 11:11 PM 05-23-2009
John Wayne: American by Randy Roberts and James S. Olson
:-)
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Ragin Cajun 12:22 AM 05-24-2009
Curently sitting at work reading the SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) for the U.S. Marine Corps Force Recon Teams; in hopes of working with them in the near future.
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DPD6030 05:00 AM 05-24-2009
Outdoor Life and Field & Stream magazines
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replicant_argent 06:03 AM 05-29-2009
About Face: The Odyssey of an American Warrior.
Autobiography of Colonel David Hackworth.
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TXRebel 07:46 AM 05-29-2009
Just started Foreign Enemies And Traitors by Matthew Bracken, third in a series.
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