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Shave the Whales by Scott Adams
MySQL Tutorial by Luke Welling
The Penguin Guide to Medieval Europe (Penguin Handbooks) by Richard Barber
Lonely Planet Tibetan Phrasebook by Sandup Tsering
Doctor Who and the Carnival of Monsters (Doctor Who Library, No 8) by Terrance Dicks
Rome, N. Y., Our City & Its People by Daniel E. Wager
Observer's Handbook 2005 (Observer's Handbook) by Rajiv Gupta
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About meI'm a Computer Technologist, Astronomer, kaj Esperantisto. Interestingly enough, it looks like LibraryThing doesn't like esperantaj libroj.
There is a Librarian within me struggling to get out. Seven years ago it was really a debate whether I'd end up getting my Masters in Astronomy or Library Science. Astronomy won out, but an MLS is still not off the table.
About my libraryIn 1973, at the age of eight, I entered a store in Virginia Beach, VA while on vacation. I started slowly, very slowly, reading "Star Trek" by James Blish. When we were ready to leave I begged my Mom to buy the $0.95 book. I spent the next few weeks laboriously reading my first non scholastic book. I still have it.
Libraries have long been seen as the purview of an educated man. Browsing through a person’s library can tell you a lot about them, for our libraries are, indeed, reflections of ourselves. Here you will see that reflection mirrored in this database. The subjects range from religion to science, from fiction to reference, from Gay literature to textbooks. You will see the Greats - Asimov, Clarke, Heinlein, Clancy - and hopefully, perhaps, the Greats-To-Be...
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Real nameRichard C.S. "Doc" Kinne
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Member sinceMar 2, 2007
Currently readingDungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook: Roleplaying Game Core Rules, 4th Edition by Wizards RPG Team








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