Review of ASIC Design in the Silicon Sandbox

March 18th, 2010 No comments
ASIC Design in the Silicon Sandbox: A Complete Guide to Building Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits

Highly recommended for readers from analog/mix-signal design engineers, system planners, project managers, to Semicon industry analyst…
This relatively thin book (<400 pages) is full of contents, obviously resulting from many years of analog design experience (and the author give them out without any reservations). It includes engineering details like fully diff amp designs for sigma delta [...]

Review of Men’s Health Better Body Blueprint

March 17th, 2010 No comments
Men

If you are used to following or reading about bodybuilding style weight training programs then this book will be a breath of fresh air. I wish I had come across this book years ago and given my experiences with unnecessary sports injuries over the years I was keen to follow this book to the letter. [...]

Review of Fit for Eternal Life

March 16th, 2010 No comments
Fit for Eternal Life

Though I love reading and books dearly, few books capture a spirit or goal in my own life as closely as this book does. For years now I have been struggling to achieve an inner and outer balance in my life – balance between mind, body and spirit. In attempting to do so, I have [...]

Review of Runner’s World Guide to Cross-Training

March 15th, 2010 No comments
Runner

Cross Training has historically been the last refuge of the injured runner, something to do to maintain a modicum of fitness until the injury has healed and running can be resumed. Cross training has gained greater respect in recent years as its value in preventing injuries and developing greater fitness than is possible with merely [...]

Review of The Beginning Runner’s Handbook

March 14th, 2010 No comments
The Beginning Runner

I started tentatively, being 85 pounds overweight, a couch potato, and an overeater (obviously), with bad knees and a bad back but I knew I had to do SOMETHING to start participating in my own life and destiny. If you’re in a similar spot, and you’ve gotten as far as “What”, this book is a [...]