Mad Dogs
30 pages of back story nearly 2/3rds of the way through. At least it was easy to skim.
30 pages of back story nearly 2/3rds of the way through. At least it was easy to skim.
Keeps you involved. Weird and twisted.
A lot of details and some pretty weird stories. Goes on a bit too long, but easy to skim the parts of no interest.
Wolves, Jackals, and Foxes: The Assassins Who Changed History
If you are not interested in the Civil War, some of the detail may make your eyes glaze over. Pretty good read overall.
Plenty of detail. Post 1919 part a bit tedious. Sheds light on the differences between legend and fact.
The Golden Warrior: The Life and Legend of Lawrence of Arabia
I, for one, would rather cut off my hand than see the United States adopt the attitude either of cringing before great and powerful nations who wish to wrong us, or of bullying small and weak nations who have done us no wrong.
I kept seeing Errol Flynn but found the book surprisingly engaging. Keeps a brisk pace.
If you are trapping errors in the Application_Error event, you need to change the VS 2008 Debug settings to let the error pass through to the app event, rather than breaking at point in the code where the error occurred.
Under Options / Debugging / General – uncheck Enable Just My Code
To enter a NULL value into a table through Management Studio, use ctrl+0 (zero)
A lot of surprises, especially at the end.
How Strange and Quinn met – pretty good. A bit convoluted at the end.