Adding to the Library Collection

In the past week I’ve added some more reading to my list, extended the library and hammered the credit card. Some of this has been in part to keep abreast of things as a result of being quizzed in job interviews.

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Analysis Patterns by Martin Fowler and Oracle Database 10g Linux Administration

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