my current reading list...probably proceeding from left to right. Bilingual Aesthetics is (so far) about the wonders of learning languages, and how monolingual north americans are missing out. Fascinating so far...i'll let you know how it turns out. Complex Variables and Applications is the text from my Math 322: Complex Variables course that i took at SFU a number of years ago. I'm planning to go back to school to turn my math minor into a math major and then do a masters degree, so i'm polishing up my rusty math skills first. Disciplined Minds is an analysis of professionals and their role in society, from an anti-capitalist / anarchist perspective. The author is a former writer for Physics Today, and has a PhD in physics. Since Predator Came is a book about North American genocide, from "discovery" until the present. Ward Churchill is awesome, and i can't wait to read this. (i've only read the first chapter so far) No Gods, No Masters is an anthology of historical european writings on anarchism, from Bakunin and Kropotkin up to the spanish civil war. Ecology of Freedom is one of the defining books by Bookchin on what he calls 'Social Ecology'. Basically an anarchist analysis of capitalism's relation to ecology, and how we can move toward a better future. i've read chapter 1 so far, and it seems quite insightful.

Gatineau, Quebec October 28, 2010 In soldiers shoes At Canadian Forces Support Unit (Ottawa) Supply in Gatineau Quebec, Private April Tremblett (left) assists Private Peter Tsen (right) as he tries on his new boots on 28 October 2010. Private Tsen is receiving new kit after transferring from The Princess Wales’ Own Regiment in Kingston Ontario to the Governor Generals Foot Guard in Ottawa Ontario in order to complete his masters’ degree in Neuroscience at Ottawa University. Canadian Forces Image Number DP2010-1504-001 By MCpl James Ross with Defence Public Affairs Learning Centre _____________________________Traduction Gatineau (Quebec), le 28 octobre 2010 Dans les souliers d’un soldat Le 28 octobre 2010, le Soldat April Tremblett (a gauche) aide le Soldat Peter Tsen (a droite) qui essaie ses nouvelles bottes au magasin de l’Unite des Forces canadiennes Ottawa etabli a Gatineau (Quebec). Le Soldat Tsen recoit une nouvelle trousse militaire. Il a quitte le Princess Wales’ Own Regiment de Kingston (Ontario) pour s’integrer au Governor General’s Foot Guards d’Ottawa (Ontario) afin de terminer sa maitrise en neuroscience a l’Universite d’Ottawa. Image des Forces canadiennes numero DP2010-1504-001 Par le Cplc James Ross avec Centre d'apprentissage des Affaires publiques de la Defense