The Online Home for Eric Sowell

The Coding Humanist

A Blog of Variegated Matters

On this blog I post on all subjects not related to my studies related to Christianity. As it turns out, this usually means it ends up being my technical blog. So why don't you go visit? You might find something interesting.

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You can follow me on twitter. My twitter handle is @mallioch.

My Reading List

I needed a place to keep my reading list, so I decided to put it here. If you want to know if any particular book is worth reading, feel free to shoot me a note. And yes, I have read books before June of 2011.

April, 2012

• Designing for Emotion, Aaron Walter
• Redating the New Testament, John A. T. Robinson
• Common Sense, Thomas Paine

March, 2012

• Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins
• Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins
• The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades), Robert Spencer

January, 2012

• Terminal Freeze, Lincoln Child

December

• Books, Banks, Buttons, Chiara Frugoni
• JavaScript Web Applications, Alex MacCaw

November, 2011

• Fragments: The Collected Wisdom of Heraclitus, Brooks Haxton

October, 2011

• The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins
• The Greek and Macedonian Art of War, Frank E. Adcock
• Thinking with Type, Ellen Lupton
• Rework, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson
• The Measure of the Magic, Terry Brooks
• Death Match, Lincoln Child

September, 2011

• Responsive Web Design, Ethan Marcotte

July, 2011

• Hackers and Painters, Paul Graham.
• Dead Sea Scrolls 1QpMic, 1QpHab, 1QapGen ar
• Apology, Crito, Plato
• Address To The Greeks, Tatian
• Presentation Zen, Garr Reynolds

June, 2011

• The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement, Eliyahu M. Goldratt, Jeff Cox
• A History of Christianity in Asia: Beginnings to 1500, Samuel Hugh Moffett
• Barbarians to Angels: The Dark Ages Reconsidered, Peter S. Wells
• Euthyphro, Plato

The picture in the background that you can hardly see was taken by Amelia-Jane. Because she was awesome enough to share this with an open license, I was able to use it. Yay freedom.

Every time I think about this project...memories. This was what kickstarted me into the world of programming. Kris was responsible for the business side of things, Jeremy the Flash bits, the installer and anything that was truly difficult technically, and I the Authorware bits, the Greek and the instructional materials.

A number of years ago we decided to stop selling it and shut down the company. I know some people still use this so, if you want it, here it is. If you find it valuable, shoot me an email. I always like to hear how my baby is helping people.