I havn't had to chance to read lately, I red the first half in the first couple days I had it. But that next week I started a new job which is 9 to 5, then I come home an eat dinner an work 6 to 12 on my freelance design stuff. I'm dying to finish it, I just can't seem to find the time. It's at the top of my list of things to do. When I do finish it, Im gonna go pick up Lawrence Krauss, Christopher Hitchens and some Richard Feynman just as you'd suggested. Thanks so much for those.

I listen to Audio Tapes on my ipod when I'm going to sleep. It's super fun and enlightening. You should try it some time. Things like:

1. The Trial and the Death of Socrates by Plato (Super Good) Listen to this makes me think some the people in 469. B.C were way smarter then people today.
2. Any Alan Watts Audiotapes (Very much changed the way I see the world) He was the modern day Socrates, philosopher and speaker, he was born in england and lived in San Francisco 1915-1978. Amazing Perspective on all types of things.
3. Tao Te Ching Audiobook
4. Leonardo da Vinci: The Scientist

I'm current listening to a audio tape called "50 Spiritual Classics". I know it may sound corny, I'm not that spiritual, but it's basically a amazing 30min overview of each of the most influential books of all time. So many insights and perspectives from so many different people, authors, philosophers, etc. It's give you some many perspectives and insights from so many different books in a short amount of time. And it not only covers the books but also gives you back stories on the authors, leaders, philosophers lives. I don't think I've every learned so many new things in such a small period of time. I think its 2 four hour CD's. It's very neutral in the narration and crazy informative and interesting. If you'd like to listen to them I have the links to download them. It's 428 mb in 5 .rar files. Let me know, talk to you laters. J