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One of the authors, Ivar Jacobson, is behind UML (together with Grady Booch & James Rumbaugh).

It combined the methodologies of many of the leading OO proponents of the time, including Grady Booch, Ivar Jacobson, and James Rumbaugh.

By continually adding books, Mildred Grady fulfilled both numbers 6 & 8.

I spent a year and a half working at Rational with Grady Booch on the first two releases of Rose (for my sins).

Also there was Grady Booch, holding the floor.

There is also the NPR Hourly News Summary and the WSJ Tech News Briefing (which are fairly short), Steve Blank's Customer Development for Startups (always valuable lessons) and Grady Booch's On Computing (always deep).

Well rape numbers are not as high as they should be, Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta isn't reporting them even at times when patients request it, either from misunderstanding new privacy laws in medical records or because of the rules.

Labrosse (uC/OS-II by the same author includes the source to the prior version of the OS) - Doing Hard Time, Grady Booch - Operating System Concepts, Silbershatz, Galvin, Gagne There are other good books on the subject.

I'm not going to try to give examples of good or bad code in either category...but, will point out that Haskell is not an OO language (in the Grady Booch sense of OO, though you can encapsulate methods in data because it has first class functions), but there's an awful lot of beautiful and correct Haskell code out there.

Grady and Polimeni's "Discrete Calculus" is where I learned most of this.

The article you posted says: Federal District Judge Liam O’Grady said: "There’s nothing unlawful about maybe 95 per cent of the business he [Dixon] conducted” but found criminal fault in his willingness to assist would-be applicants and others to lie to federal agencies, the Washington Post reported.

I just pulled Grady Booch's "Software Engineering with Ada" C 1987, and it does have 8 pages on OO, but all it is talking about is packaging and encapsulation - the word "object" is not really defined.

Having a culture in which it was normal to post resumes with photographs would also have benefited Kim O Grady...

Officer Edward O'Grady lived long enough to empty his revolver, but as he reloaded, he was shot several times with an M16 rifle.

And go figure, it's written by Stephen O'Grady of RedMonk.