ISTP-

Tolerant and flexible, quiet observers until a problem appears, then act quickly to find workable solutions. Analyze what makes things work and readily get through large amounts of data to isolate the core of practical problems. Interested in cause and effect, organize facts using logical principles, value efficiency.

ISTPs use their Thinking primarily internally to see the essential structure underlying the facts. Their minds seem to work almost like computers, organizing data, reasoning impersonally and objectively. They make rational decisions based on a great deal of concrete data.

ISTPs are egalitarian and generally tolerant of a wide range of behavior until their ruling logical principles are attacked. At that point, they can surprise others by expressing their firm and clear judgments. ISTPs listen and seem to agree because they are not disagreeing; later, others may find the ISTP was analyzing and making internal judgments.

With their constant scanning for information and focus on results, ISTPs will change course readily if they see another, more efficient way. Because of this, others some- times have trouble "reading" them. They tend to be quiet and reserved, though they can be quite talkative in areas in which they have a lot of knowledge.

Still trying to figure out how to make improvements.

... most things. I am not really great at any one thing, but in general I am either good at what I am doing or quick to learn, whether it is a sport a skill or a class subject.

My favorite book right now is The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid by Bill Bryson. Most of the books I read are educational, history or PSC based. Really liked, A Walk in the Woods; Bill Bryson, Going After Cacciato and The Things they Carried, Tim O’Brien, The World is Flat, Thomas Friedman.

I am a big fan of movies. It is probably my main vice as far as un-needed expenses go. I have around 300 DVDs.

I would have to say; 28 days later, because you have to have at least one good horror / zombie flick make the top of the list. Southland Tales, because it was the first movie that was so confusing that I ended up watching it 5 times and reading the book before I really understood the plot. Letters from Iwo Jima, that takes care of my history/ military requirement. Tombstone, because every boy wants to be a cowboy when he grows up and Tombstone slightly edges Wyatt Earp. Sweeny Todd. It’s a classic musical play with blood and violence and stars Johnny Depp, what more could you ask for in a movie?

Some others that could have just as easily made the list, The Boondock Saints, The Departed, Life, Momento, Reservoir Dogs, Shawshank Redemption, Shaun of the Dead, Sin City

Blackberry, Computer, Books, Movies, a brain and comfortable clothing and of course all the other stuff you are supposed to list here... life, liberty and the pursuit etc.

Unfortunately at work.

a quote from an ex-girlfriend "You are great and there is absolutely nothing your not good at, your only problem is you know this."