Monthly Archives: March 2006

[RANT] The Cost of Not been Losers

Well, seeing as I have not been employed for the last month. I got this crazy idea, that I might be eligible for some form of support from the government. Sure enough we (my wife and two children) were eligible … Continue reading

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Basic Economics

I have finished reading Basic Economics – A Citizen’s Guide to the Economy and I thought it was an amazing book. If all books could be as thought provoking, I don’t think I’d spend any time programming. A few odd … Continue reading

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It’s alive – Curse of the Azure Bonds project notes

Well, after 10 months of logged work, with 169 check-ins to Subversion. I have 91% of the assembly translated (or deleted) and ZERO errors. Which means I can start running the program and debug the issues that where assumed, or … Continue reading

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Options Trading for the Conservative Investor

I read Options Trading for the Conservative Investor back in January. The primary focus of this book is conservative uses of options, to lower basis, or protect value. I found it well written and explained things from the prospective of … Continue reading

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Forgotten Realms: Azure Bonds

I read the book Forgotten Realms: Azure Bonds a few weeks ago. I found the story fun. It was not complex. There was plenty of plot development in the beginning, but it was all wrapped up quite quickly at the … Continue reading

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