On Feb 25, 2005, at 3:23 AM, Glen Otero wrote: > My review of O'Reilly's latest clusters book published at HPCwire > (http://www.tgc.com/hpcwire.html): Glen, bit out of character for you this. I just can't help but feel it has a slight air of sour grapes to it. I've seen far worse books... ever tried to learn about Oracle from a book? Exactly ;-). I think we should be a bit more proactive here. It's a real small world. There was a mention of a 'bioclusters book' on this list a while ago... maybe we should lead by example? I'd be happy throw in a chapter... However, all I know about writing books is that takes for ever and ever, it's really hard work, big fat personal egos get in the way of good content, most of it is out of date by the time you finish, and in the end no one ever seems to thank you for it. Best, j. -- James Cuff, D. Phil. Group Leader, Applied Production Systems The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. 320 Charles Street, Cambridge, MA. 02141. Tel: 617-252-1925 Fax: 617-258-0903