Work together with someone

Work togher with someone, somethimes it is not easy.

When I was young (I'm not old), I didn't think about that.

New 2 books & Plus one more

인문의 숲에서 경영을 만나다. , 정진홍

How Did I Get So Busy?, Valorie Burton

 - The 28-day Plan to Free Your Time, Reclaim Your Schedule, and Reconnect with What Matters Mostand

내 인생에 가장 값비싼 MIT MBA 강의노트, 이원재

Are you hungry?

If I eat something, even though I'm not full (that does not make me full), I will not eat something.

Do you understand?

For example a chewing gum, a cigarette, and etc, I don't like those things.

Some tings somebody asked me "Would you like to have one chewing gum?", in that case I always "No thank you, I don't like a chewing gum." because of 'If I eat something, even though I'm not full (that does not make me full), I will not eat something.'

I like eat some food.

Whenever I eat, it should make me full. (But to eat should be make me full.)

That is my philosophy.

How about you?

Re-adjust book shelve

In my room, there are many un-read book.

Almost books were not read expect school text books.

But nowadays I am reading many books. Unfortunately buying book speed is faster than reading book speed.

Ok, today I will summarize the reading book number & buying book number. 

Do you know "Lena Söderberg"?

She is/was very famous girl/lady in the image processing field.
Image processing field means DSP (digital signal processing) or image compressing, etc.

From the google, we can get more information.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenna
http://www.ee.cityu.edu.hk/~lmpo/lenna/Lenna97.html

Geek

Geek, it is a odd person.
Can you tell me "I'm a Geek"?

In the IT world, somebody crazys about something, we called he is a geek.

Do you know "Jolt Cola"?

Have you ever heard the "Jolt Cola"?
Jolt cola has caffeine twice as original. It is very energetic soft drink.

I want to drink it and have it.
Somebody help me?

Related to the Jolt Cola, in the world, there is Jolt Awards.
Jolt Awards is very famous award in the computer science & engineering, isn't it?
In the categories there are 16 items.

1. Books (Practical/General Developer Interest)
2. Books (Technical)
3. Collaboration Tools
4. Change and Configuration Management
5. Database Engines and Data Tools
6. Design and Modeling
7. Development Environments
8. Enterprise Tools
9. Libraries, Frameworks and Components
10. Mobile Development
11. Project Management
12. Security
13. Testing Tools
14. Utilities
15. Web Development
16. Websites/Developer Networks

I have some books which have won the Jolt Awards.
- 1990: "Programming Windows, 2nd Ed.," by Charles Petzold (Microsoft Press)
- 1992: "Effective C++," by Scott Meyers (Addison Wesley Publishing Co.)
- 1993: "Writing Solid Code," by Steve Maguire (Microsoft Press)
- 2004: "Code Reading: The Open Source Perspective," by Diomidis Spinellis (Addison-Wesley, 2003)

Unfortunately I did not read them all.