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Why you should have these five books in your collection if you are an I.T Professional Let't face it, there are many books out there aimed at entry and mid level I.T professionals. The big question is, how do you know what books you will actually be able to use and will not collect dust on your bookshelf? In the first entry to the "new" Labyrinth, I will be exploring five of my favorite reference books, that you can utilize time and time again, without the need to dig around on Google and search countless manuals in order to find a solution to the problem that you may be facing. I narrowed down this list of books, based upon reviews that I have read on the Internet and ones that I have personally used as a reference, that will provide you with the material you are looking for in order to accomplish solving a particular I.T problem. You may agree or concur with the list! I am always looking for feedback, let me know by commenting or contacting me directly. I have narrowe

History of the "original" Labyrinth and how we go to this point  I want to welcome you all to my new "home" on the web. My previous blog was located at http://www.defendingthetruth.com/blog/2-the-labyrinth/ In the span of over just two years I was able to eclipse, well over 100,000 viewers to that blog! When I first started this project back in December of 2010, I was happy, when I had just received all of, but 2,000 views in span of about three weeks! I had no idea that I would be sitting here two years later pouring over the 1,000 or so weekly visitors a week that I get to the original Labyrinth! I have covered various topics in so many different areas, that's going to be difficult to "replicate" all of the great entries that I had written about previously in the past two years. I am going to attempt to import them over to this blog, especially a lot of the tech entries, so that a lot of individuals can continue to use those as an excellent refer