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Question: And the Mountains Echoed

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This book met my expectations!  Khaled Hosseini is a master at weaving a story together.  The story was beautifully written and kept me turning pages until the very end. He did a wonderful job showing how family ties really do bind us together - whether or not we realize it.

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Question: Gone, But Not Forgotten

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I was born in 1940. Famous-Barr was a special part of my childhood.
The store was bigger than life. The elevators that where operated by human operators, where very exciting for a young child.
The toy land on the seventh floor, was magical. Everything about Famous-Barr and downtown, in 1950's was special.
The noise, the smells, the buses, the streetcars and the big crowds of people downtown, was something to behold.
It is so very sad, to have all of that, gone forever.
I am grateful that someone took the time and effort, to write thi book

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If I Could Give This Book A Half Star Rating, I Would. Nothing Redeeming About It. Not The Characters, Not The Plot. I Dont Know What The Hype Was About. I Persisted To The End, Thinking It Must improve, But Alas, No It Did Not. long Winded And So Boring. Do Yourself A Favour, Do SomethIng Else With Your Precious Few Hours.


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Question: A Thousand Splendid Suns

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It is even better than The Kite Runner. Such a moving story. The author writes from his heart.

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How do you not feel implicated?
"I Understand. I Am Committed. I Am Working On It." (laugh)
Devastating and Astonishing Beyond Compare.


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Good things come to those who wait. I just knew this was eventually going to happen. This is the first, and will be the last time I buy this series. And it's OK on DVD. How much can Blu-ray enhance B&W? The 80's series still had some things going for it, too. There's only one thing left to buy now, and that is "Night Gallery."

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Never give up and never disconnect is the message a newcomer learns from what may be an imaginary new friend.  Something good is coming, if only you can wait for it without getting discouraged.


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Question: The Brotherhood of Man

It is my privilege to read and comment on this book.
I see themes we have read in other books about men's stories - unconditional acceptance - men locking arms - men weren't made to go it alone.  This book goes deep into the warrior man that we are called to be.  Standing in the gap, willing to fight for our families, our marriages, and our communities.  Vance brings out the cost and the seriousness of what we face.

What we know about masculinity today:  Men for the most part have been taken out of the church or are ineffective.  Men are rapidly being removed from the home and lives of their children.  This is the result of the enemies effectiveness.  So how do we get back in the battle?  Read this book and it will provide some direction in turning this around.

We are adopted brothers in Christ Jesus.  Vance points out the importance of men coming along side one another sharpening and honing their skills, and using their gifts in the battle for their families, their marriages and their communities.  Important themes: Men need to be aware of the enemy and his tactics.  Men need to be engaged.  Men need to prepare.  Men need to train men.  Men need to be willing to suffer and die for a just cause.  Holiness is important.  Stand your ground.  Stand with your band of brothers no matter the cost.

I will recommend this book to men in my community.

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Works beautifully - - YoYo Collins - - Salina, Ok


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Question: Keep Calm and Carry On

The raison d'tre behind the original posters, was never meant to keep up the morale of the bombed out Londoners during the blitz.  These posters were printed for one specific purpose - & thankfully, they were never used.  Had Germany invaded Britain, that is when they would have been posted, to tell the people to do just what they said: keep calm & carry on as near to normal as was possible, under enemy occupation.  The chances are that had they ever been used 'in anger,' then their modern text might have been in German.

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Question: The Catcher in the Rye

I have just read The Catcher in the Rye for the first time, and all I can say is that I think it's a great book. Being a teenager myself, I found that I could understand the character's feelings and it was all so realistic and accurate. The author is a genius. I admitt that the book is not likea lot of standard books, but that's why it's classic. I believe that anyone who doesn't appreciate this book, just doesn't understand the book. Not in a way where they don't know what's going on in the novel, but in a way as in they can't find a way to relate to the character. Anyway, I give the book a big thumbs up and definitely recommend it to everyone!

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Question: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

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Another great book in the series.  I really enjoyed it.  I am not sure that it ended in the best place, but I am sure the next book will pick up nicely!

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The Lost Baby: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 2)
The Last Laugh: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 3)
The Hidden Picture: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 4)
The Seventh Birthday Party: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 5)

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Question: The Very Hungry Caterpillar

I bought this book for my 6 year old great grand daughter because last summer when she was visiting us, she found a caterpillar in the back yard and was so proud of her find, and so protective of it.  She named it, but I have forgotten the name, so when I saw this book, I knew it was for her and she squealed with delight when she saw it!

Acrocanthosaurus The Bones of Contention The True Story of Cephis Hall and Sid Love The Arkansas Hillbilly and the Choctaw Indian Who Outsmarted the Corporation and Saved the Dinosaur (Science Version) [Paperback]


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Question: The Fault in Our Stars

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Fantastic book. I have lost several people in my life to cancer, and thought this might just be a sad book about sickness. It's a beautiful written, funny and honest look at falling in love for the first time. I could not stop reading it! I finished it in one day. Loved it.

Very dead on about how Real People Feel and Inspiration to Move to a Better Relationship! I Love This Album!


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Question: Summer of the Monkeys

it runner for 101 mins it is a G rates on it and need to be a Disney movie a story about a twelve years old I do not want to real say much about this movie it is one of the real good ones


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Question: Silver Linings Playbook

Bradley Cooper stars as Pat Solatano Jr, a former teacher who was sent to a mental institution for something he did in the past. Out now, Pat is desperate to reclaim all that he had lost. His father is played by Robert Deniro who seems to be just as mentally perturbed as his son. They have an uneasy, explosive chemistry when they're together, often being just a few inches away from coming to blows with each other. Throw Jennifer Lawrence into the mix and you have one of the most unconventional yet true to life romantic movie I've ever seen. Which comes as a surprise, because I didn't think it would steer into that path, thinking initially that it would be a dark drama. Strong performances from the cast and a fantastic script makes this a winner. Excelsior!

Easy to read and totally motivating !!!!

Margo Powell-Reid Author, Fatherlessness... The Wound!


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Question: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

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I enjoyed the first Transformers movie and this one was also enjoyable.  I really like action movies and these are great.  I enjoyed Transformers when my son played with them when he was a child.

Not Kindle Unlimited, think the guy has 'issues' with his home country, but at least he's not whinging on but entertaining with it.

Project Wormhole (Planet of the Dinosaurs Book 1)
Joe Coffin Season One Episode One (A Vampire Suspense and Gory Horror Series: Episode 1 Book 0)
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Joe Coffin, Season One (A Vampire Suspense and British Gangster Series Book 1)
Joe Coffin, Season Two (A Vampire Suspense and British Gangster Series Book 2)
Joe Coffin Season Three (A Vampire Suspense and British Gangster Series Book 3)

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Question: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

This was for my granddaughter's birthday and she was thrilled! The book was new and arrived in a timely manner. I guess I have to buy number three now.....

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Question: I Know What You Did Last Summer

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I Know What You Did Last Summer was an excellent and exciting book.  The author, Lois Duncan, was very descriptive.  Every once in awhile, she carried a scene on to long.  However, that did not stop me from reading  this book.  I also enjoyed the characters' profiles.  They were interesting  because regardless of their different lifestyles and personalities,  everyone fit well into the story plot.  I would suggest this book to  anyone, especially if you enjoy mystery and adventure.

I Love This Series I Need More, Will There Be More Of The Cartel I Know It Can't End This Way.


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Question: The Girl Who Played with Fire

Oh my. Could not put it down. Immediately ordered the next two installments and the DVD. Stieg Larson will be missed. I understand "they" are trying to make a Hollywood version of these books too. Who could play the leads?

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Quality Book to Read While I'm With My Daughters At Night In Their Bed


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I have not read this book, but really enjoyed his other books, and I am sure the same will be true for this book.


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The Fault in Our Stars is a emotional book made for for high school students. In this book it made you feel how the other person was feeling


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Microsoft Office 2007 Simplified

This is a book that is very easy to read. I have learned a lot about Office from reading it. I find that it is most useful as a reference book when I get in trouble. I have always solved the problem when I use it as a reference book.

George High

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This book was for WordPerfect New for versiobn 10.  Not what I wanted.  I needed a manual for the old version of wordperfect 2002


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Question: Jack of all trades, master of none

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This book is not for learning WPF or XAML. It describes development of an application that is written using WPF but there is very little explanation of WPF. The few samples that it does have are portions of the application that it describes.

The first chapter contains introductory materieal that can be distracting. It assumes knowledge of CSS. It compares Windows Forms to WPF without explaining WPF, which can be distracting. It also does not describe XAML very much, which was a big disappointment for me.

The second chapter briefly describes Third-Party Libraries and Controls for use with WPF without describing WPF very much. Then introduces the Apress TimeTracker application without describing WPF. Then briefly describes Layered Applications and N-tier Applications without describing WPF. Then it briefly describes the TimeTracker Architecture then it briefly describes application design, all without describing WPF.

The third chapter describes Expression Blend but very little about WPF or XAML. This books requires Expression Blend and suggests that if you have not purchased it, use the trial version good for 60 days.

The fourth chapter describes the view, which is the UI. Expression Blend is used to create a prototype UI. I would have expected that the explanation of the view would include an explanation of XAML, but there is nothing about XAML. The TimeTracker application and the book uses Microsoft Unity as an IoC (Inversion of Control) container for application flow (navigation). The book therefore jumps right over any description of why an application flow library is needed. This chapter shows a sample use of Microsoft Unity but does not explain Microsoft Unity very much.

The fifth chapter describes resources and briefly describes the use of resources for styles. Then it mentions Triggers and a little bit about controls, views, User Controls, Data Validation and a few other things. I think the contenst of this chapter is what a book needs to be about, but it is just one chapter in this book that jumps around.

The remaining chapters are about The Entity Framework (and IDisposable), Data Binding, Command Handling and Event Routing and Testing with TDD.  None of that is about WPF that I know about; if any of that is about WPF then the book sure does not make that clear. Instead it seems to describe all of that in terms of application development ("in context").

The book attempts to explain many things but for each of many topics it says the topic is too complex to be explained in depth and suggests that we refer to something else for a more thorough explanation.

This book reminds me of the saying "Jack of all trades, master of none". I really think it tries to do too much and therefore does very little. It says virtually nothing about XAML. The Entity Framework is something I definitely want to learn but it is ADO .Net, not WPF and The Entity Framework requires a separate book to be explained adequately. The same can be said for everything in this book, including WPF.

Mark Ferguson provides a ton of information for everybody who think out of the box and wants to be better than average. Great find.


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Question: G.I. Joe: Retaliation

Excellent movie although it is misleading regarding Channing Tatum.  Channing Tatum is actually in very little of this movie. Spoiler alert they pretty much kill him off at the beginning.

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Question: Strawberry Fields Forever

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Don't be put off by the poor reviews. I think the biggest surprise of the this movie was the level of acting, which was superb. If more indie movies used well thought out plots and good actors (such as this one), then maybe more people would see them. Mr. Bonk definitely has a future in the business if his standards stay this high.
I am sure many people would draw comparisons to "Cannibal Holocaust", or "The Blair Witch Project", but I believe this film stands out on it's own. It is the story of a documentary filmed in a haunted asylum. As you would expect in a horror movie, bad things happen: as a fan and supporter of independent films, I suggest you seek this film out, therefore I will leave the plot details out. Enjoy!


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Question: The Devil Wears Prada

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The Devil Wears Prada - Lauren Weisberger

I've read reviews of this book that say that it's fairly accurate.  That this is based on a real New York City fashion editor.  I'm going to guess Anna Wintour of Vogue.  I can't say for sure having never worked at Vogue, but that's what "they" say.  I read an  article comparing Ms. Wintour to satan.  Call me an optimist, but I can't believe that someone would behave as ridiculously as the Devil in this book: Miranda Priestly, the editor in chief of Runway, *the* most NY fashion magazine.

Andrea, the protagonist, is a newly-graduated English major who happens upon a job as the assistant to the editor in chief of Runway, Miranda Preistly.  She goes to the interview while still recovering from amoebic dysentery picked up on a trip to Southeast Asia.  She's very thin and not too clear headed.  Fuzzy headed enough to totally miss the over-sell of every single person she met who told her that this was a "great opportunity" and "millions of girls would kill for this job."  Oh yeah?  Then why, she never thought to ask, are you trying so hard to sell me on it?

The characters are so one-dimensional.  Is there nothing to Miranda but her vapidness?  Is Emily nothing but a fashionista-wanna-be?

I'd never have lasted at this job.  One of Andrea's daily tasks is to have Miranda's breakfast ready for her when she shows up at work.  However, Andrea never knows when that might be so she orders and throws away several breakfasts a day.  Miranda will call and say "I need a skirt" and then hang up.  Woe be to the fool who should ask any questions.  Apparently, her assistants are to be mind readers as well.  It's far better, says Emily, the person Andrea is replacing, to guess wrong and be thought a fool (and suffer the wrath of La Miranda) than to ask questions. I, my friends, would have been fired within a week.  I hate arrogant, self-important people and I always have.  Though, I did last six months once at a job with someone like that but not nearly as bad as Miranda.  I couldn't stomach the waste.  Though, Andrea has her secret revenge: she buys 3 extra Starbucks coffees each morning and hands them out to homeless people on the way back to the office.  Once her boss discards her "last season" clothes - Andrea snags a few things to sell on Ebay.  There are perks.

One thing got on my nerves: Andrea's friends would simply not believe that she couldn't talk to them at work, not even for a second.  I don't care what job you have - if you can't talk on the phone while you are at work, your friends and family should just deal with it.  That is a huge pet peeve of mine.  If I am at work, then leave me the hell alone.  But I digress.

Once upon a time, I would have loved this book.  As it is, I think it's mildly pleasant and not offensive.  That's probably the best I can say about it.  If you're looking for something to read that won't require much thought, this is the book for you.  If you can get over the needless waste and ostentatious displays of wealth and privilege.

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Question: Getting back on track

Kat loves to shop. She shops and shops and doesn't pay much attention to the bills. In fact, she's afraid of her bills. Luckily, (or maybe not) her husband handles their finances. Kat believes she has a good marriage with Griff. Well, that's until she finds condom wrappers in his suitcase when he comes home from a business trip. To make matters worse, she learns he has a secret credit card and a bank account (in his name only) that he has kept from her. So, what does she think? He's preparing to divorce her.

As Kat allows this one (and only one) conclusion to consume her (I mean it is obvious he's divorcing her, right?), she realizes maybe it's time for her to do a little growing up of her own and prepare for the inevitable: being a 40ish newly, divorced mother. To get ready for this new chapter in her life, she agrees to meet with a divorce lawyer and quickly learns she has a lot to do before Griff tells her he wants out. Step one: find money to pay for the lawyer, which also means she needs to get out of debt and start saving money fast!

She reluctantly attends The Penny Pinchers Club meeting with her housekeeper, Libby and meets an unique set of people. All have had financial woes in the past and have managed to overcome them. Now they buy in bulk, dumpster-drive and use coupons whenever possible. As Kat learns to do away with excess, she also learns an important lesson about herself and her marriage.

The Penny Pinchers Club is a great read. Yes, it deals with marital problems and how money can drive two people apart, but it's much more than that. As I continued to read, the more I focused on how things aren't always what they appear. We tend to see what we want to see and come to one (and only one) conclusion based on what is presented to us. It's so obvious, that if we choose to see it any differently, we will be in denial. But, that's not always the case. Sometimes we focus on what we know is right, that we tend to misread the clues.

Here I was looking for a light, fun read (which in a way it is), but was also given something to think about: the obvious isn't necessarily so obvious. I highly recommend this novel. Readers will cheer Kat on as she learns to save money and salvage what's left of her marriage.

Some really great insights for anyone thinking of starting, or helping others start a new enterprise!  Make sure you want to get on that cruise!


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Question: Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters

Tell you why I love it, it is because was my first movie I watched on my new 3D tv and was pretty cool.


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I bought this item for my son for Christmas and he loved them. Thank you.

grandson and parents very happy to get this!


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Question: Setting the Record Straight

In a review titled "Cheapskate," David Rogers gives this book one star because he says it has "absolutely no photos to accompany the text." In fact, "Colossus" has 34 photos and other graphics, presented in a 16-page illustrations section that appears on glossy stock between pages 306 and 307.  Rogers claims the book is printed on "cheap newsprint." No, newsprint is what newspapers are printed on. "Colossus" is printed on standard book-quality paper. And Rogers cites the book's "untrimmed pages" as further indication that it is "an extraordinarily low quality product." Again, untrue. That single patterned edge is a binding style used with many fine editions.  In point of fact, "Colossus" is produced well, with first-rate cover, typeface, etc.  But what is far more important is the book's content.  Michael Hiltzik has written a fascinating account of a landmark of the American West.  As the Washington Post review puts it, he "approaches Hoover Dam as historian, investigative reporter and social critic."  Hiltzik manages to excel in all three roles, and the result is a truly compelling narrative.

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Don't buy this edition. There is a new edition: The American in Canada: Real-Life Tax and Financial Insights into Moving to and Living in Canada  Updated and Revised Second Edition.


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I thought that this would be a movie not  a documentary.  It was a little boring for me I would like a little
 more action.


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Question: Based on a True Story

Ed Harris is always good...period, end of sentence. The story line is based on true events and Duchoveny is a convincingly unlikeable character. Surprising end with a twist.

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Brought to light several missing pieces from the series of books.


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Question: A Winning Combination

Extremely comfortable and warm - a winning combination!  I would highly recommend these boots.

I Didn't Realize This Set Was Much Better Than I Originally Thought.
It's Perfect And Made Really Well Too.
Doesn't Look or Feel Cheap By Any Means.


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It is a good book full of excellent quality photographs that match the text making the review of the evolution of BMW motorcyles clear and enjoyable to read.  Great book to have for those BMW motorad fans! Next edition should include the description of the newest models.

Use in in our 2011 Chrysler Town & Country Minivan.


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The Carnivorous Carnival
Author:Lemony Snicket
Reviewed by:J.Li
Period 1
  The Baudelaire orphans went to a carnival with Count Olaf in the back of his car and were dressed up as freaks. They wanted to find out if one of their parents are still alive and this lady who can find answers to any questions just by looking into her cyrstal ball. However, they find out that the lady is part of the V.F.D. and the Baudelaires and she are planning for a escape. They also found out that the crystal ball is not magical and that she uses resources from libraries and newspapers to find the answers to the questions that people ask. At the end, the lady dies, Count Olaf takes Sunny away, throws Violet and Klaus into the mountains.
  I like this book because it starts another story at the end of the book. It makes you want to go straight to the next book and find out what happens. This way it makes the stories more exciting.
  I don't like this book because in every plot, if something good can happen, it always turns out bad-that's why it's called A Series of Unfortunate Events. You just want something good to happen and let the story end with a "happily ever after" but it never does.
  My favorite part of the book was when the Baudelaire find out that the lady with the crystal ball was a good person and that she was part of V.F.D, Madame Lulu. The Baudelaires could finally find out what V.F.D. stands for and where the headquarters is.
  My least favorite part of the book was when Madame Lulu gets killed and could not tell the Baudelaires the secrets of V.F.D. It could have turned out to be a happy ending but just because of that, it couldn't.

The girl on the cover is "Paris MaryJo Berelc" from Disney Chanel.


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Excellent read! Several short stories that are captivating. An exploration into another time. Holds your attention throughout the entire literary adventure. Definitely recommend!

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Second Hand Ghosts - The Box Set
The Final Bet: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 1)
The Lost Baby: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 2)
The Last Laugh: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 3)
The Hidden Picture: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 4)
The Seventh Birthday Party: A Ghost Mystery Story (Second Hand Ghosts Book 5)

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Question: Through the looking glass

My kind of skillet.  Needed a non stick for induction cooking and I do like the glass lid for I fry eggs and bacon and I demand both medium, thats basted and chewy not crispy and I can get that by watching to progress.

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An innovative and compelling way to display one of the most existential issues of our time.


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Question: Setting the record straight

This review addresses the previous review, which targeted a typographical error in the book which is being corrected. Yes, Prince was, in fact, the grandfather's FIRST name, not his LAST. As the co-author, this was a simple typo on my part that accidentally changed what Michael said: "A family name on his mother's side," to, "THE family name on his mother's side." These things can happen when taking dictation, so I thank the reviewer for catching it. It's already fixed on the website, and we'll fix it in the book ASAP.
Of course, I'm delighted that the reviewer is open to the phenomenon of channeling, but a simple typo on my part is no reason to say this is NOT Michael Jackson. And the reviewer did not actually review the book but a website on which I posted a few excerpts. It would have been better if she had actually read the book before leaping to the conclusion she came to. By not reading the book itself, she missed the intense love that Michael had, and still has, for humanity, for Nature and the world's children, which are his characteristic signature. So, I urge potential readers to look at the big picture and not be influenced by a skeptic's knee-jerk reaction to a simple typo in a standalone, excerpted paragraph on a totally different website. Also, the reviewer was not privy to the many hours of interviews in which Michael revealed private details about his family and children that I deemed too personal for publication.
It's a little sad when a total stranger intrudes on 8 months of our work with Michael and dismisses the whole thing as `nonsense' over a typo, without even having read the book. Even sadder when Michael poured a huge amount of energy into his book, to reach out to his family and fans, and someone comes along and trashes all his efforts as `nonsense.' However, Michael warned us that we would be a target for skeptics/debunkers, but added that enough open-minded people would be amenable to reading his book that it would justify all our hard work.
As for `seeking fame,' Michael initially went to Lary and begged him to write the book, pestering him relentlessly. Lary was very dubious about the project, but after several weeks of constant bombardment 24/7, he agreed as a personal favor to Michael but only if I would help him. I knew this would mean a lot of hard work but eventually I too agreed. After 8 grueling months of channeling and transcribing, we delivered this book, and Michael was delighted. After 30 years in metaphysics, I know real channeling, and "Messages from Michael" channeled through Lary is as real as it gets.
The final word on the fame thing: as the book explains, Lary is already famous for his impersonation and "Elvis Mania" shows. For my part, having had nine other books published, I already enjoy all the fame I need, so do not need to go digging for more. Before passing judgment on my motives, I suggest the reviewer looks at the big picture of what's really going on here - the book that Michael wanted, to say he is still connected to his family, especially his three children, his friends and all his fans. The book also contains messages to several people, such as Liz Taylor, that only they will understand ... because Lary and I don't.

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This is the first book that I have read about the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. I was of course very familiar with the general story - from articles, memorials and special museum exhibits, like the one at the kibbutz that bears the name of the leader of uprising Mordechai  Anilewicz. I don't think I was aware that the heroes of the uprising, as it has been memorialized,  were all members of the left wing and communist Jewish youth groups that abounded in Poland before and during the war - and which, of course, all had their political counterparts in Palestine and later Israel. The case Moshe Arens makes is that, because members of these organizations were virtually the only ones to survive the uprising and tell the tale, we consequently have heard nothing about the role that the right wing Revisionists played. In fact, it has been deliberately obscured and marginalized.
Arens painstakingly reconstructs, from multiple sources, the days of the uprising and documents impartially the role of the ZOB, the left wing groups' fighting organization, as well as that of the ZZW , the Revisionist fighters. Apart from the grim facts of the Germans' determination to liquidate the Warsaw Ghetto, and the selfless heroism of all the Jewish fighters, I was shocked by the revelation that - even in the face of impending extermination - the right and left could not put aside their political differences to form a common fighting front. According to Arens, the Revisionists - who had already formed a Jewish  defense organization, Betar - were the better prepared and better armed of the two. It took the left wing organizations much longer to organize; in fact resolving their own internal political differences - between the Bundists, the socialist groups and the communists - and setting up a political coordination committee,  was a necessary prerequisite for setting up a fighting organization. The Bundists and the communists were concerned throughout to coordinate all their activities with the non-Jewish Polish resistance movements whose political agenda they shared, and from whom they received very little help during the uprising. Betar were apparently prepared to welcome people of any affiliation into their organization, whereas the left wings groups' antagonism toward  the Revisionists  was such as to preclude them joining with them.
Arens' account leaves no doubt that during and after the days of the uprising, all of the fighters - whatever their political affiliation - gave of their utmost and displayed unbelievable determination and valor in the face of what they knew would almost certainly be their own personal extinction.  Whether the ultimate outcome would have been different had the two groups fought as a unified force, is doubtful. But that is not the author's point; he just wants to set the record straight in the face of what he says has been a deliberate attempt to manipulate the historical record for political purposes.  Given the multiple sources he cites - including the daily journal of the SS officer in charge of the operation against the ghetto, which is quoted in full in an appendix - one is left in no doubt about the major role of the Revisionist fighters in the uprising, nor about its subsequent excision from the many accounts and memorials.


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Question: Visions of Sugar Plums

It didn't completely make sense to me, I didn't think the ending was at all satisfying and didn't resolve any of the questions in the story.

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How do you not feel implicated?
"I Understand. I Am Committed. I Am Working On It." (laugh)
Devastating and Astonishing Beyond Compare.


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Question: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

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Fight the Power!!

Do not take this injustice lying down!!  We seemed to have forgotten brother Leonard and left him to rot.  He had his bags packed and Bubba lost his nerve to go through with the pardon.  Will Al Gore or Barack Obama free our forgotten brother?  We need to make sure our next President has the cahones to see it through.

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The Last Kind Words Saloon may be more enjoyable if readers approach it unaware of the kind of work Larry McMurtry is capable of in Lonesome Dove as well as in the remainder of that series.  Those books contain an impressive majesty and scope while McMurtry's newest Western novel is little more than a series of vignettes that can be read in a few sittings.

If approached on its own merits, however, Last Kind Words is worth reading in a few summer afternoons.  McMurtry continues the process of reimagining the American West.  Wyatt Earp appears as a mean-spirited and squeamish sort who is not much of a hand with guns.  He expresses surprise at his own celebrity: "'Why me?' Wyatt asked when he was told he was a hero of some sort. 'Abilene and Dodge are just as mean and ugly as they were before I went there.  I subdued a few cowboys who had drunk too much for their own good, that's all.'"

McMurtry goes on to demythologize the Gunfight at the OK Corral, handling what appears to be a minor conflict in a few pages.

On the other hand, the author gives full account of cattle stampedes and of renegade Indians' savage treatment of their captives. He continues to focus on the ongoing war between men and women on the plains through Wyatt Earp's and Charlie Goodnight's marriages.

The Last Kind Words Saloon is not Lonesome Dove but it is quick, accessible, fun to read and presents a view of the West consistent with the author's more substantial efforts.

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A letdown after the intensity of "Love my Gun".


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Question: Be careful what you wish for

Dr. Leman writes from a Christian's perspective first and then from a man's perspective.  Very informative on why men think and act as they do and more importantly how you can react in a positive manner to your husband's "ways."  This is the second or third book I have read by Dr. Leman.  I would recommend them all.

Read this so you see how bad it can get when you do the things survival teachers tell you not to do. Great cautionary tale.


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Question: Whenever You Come Around

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Whenever You Come Around ( A Kings Meadow Romance), by Robin Lee Hatcher, is a contemporary romance novel. Charity Anderson and Buck Malone are living next door to each other in Kings Meadow. Their reasons for being in Kings Meadow are very different.  Due to flood damage and now with repairs underway, Charity returns to her hometown of Kings Meadow to stay in her parents home while they are away.  She is a successful author who needs to complete her next novel and the noise of the construction in her own home was too distracting.  Kings Meadow is a place she has avoided  for many years. With much difficulty, she has kept the reason secret. Buck once had dreams to go to college, but a family illness changed his future.  Having come to terms with this he has accepted his life and is comfortable in his own skin and Kings Meadow. An unfortunate accident involving Charity's dog, leaves Buck with injuries that prevent him from working.  As a result, Charity steps up to assist Buck during his recuperation.  Their time spent together brings unexpected results for both of them.
 Using smooth prose, the author has deftly crafted a beautifully told love story.  The reader truly gets to know the characters and as a result we end up hoping for the best for them. This story is packed with emotion and hope and I recommend reading it.

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Question: Rise of the Guardians

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It was colorful, fast moving and kept us interested. My 7yr old grandson liked it alot and watched it twice. He liked it better the second time.

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Ordered this movie to go with our Underworld Collection!  Plus this is one of my favorite movies.  Just couldn't wait to get it and now I think that I have watched it a few to many times.  That ok!  Always cant wait to watch it!

Not Kindle Unlimited, think the guy has 'issues' with his home country, but at least he's not whinging on but entertaining with it.

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Joe Coffin Season One Episode One (A Vampire Suspense and Gory Horror Series: Episode 1 Book 0)
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Joe Coffin, Season One (A Vampire Suspense and British Gangster Series Book 1)
Joe Coffin, Season Two (A Vampire Suspense and British Gangster Series Book 2)
Joe Coffin Season Three (A Vampire Suspense and British Gangster Series Book 3)

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Question: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

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Speak or write the letter "z", first offense-public reprimand, second offense-public flogging or the stockades, third offense-deportment from the island of Nollop. If you refuse to go, death is the punishment.
"Ella Minnow Pea" is quite possibly the most original book I have ever read. Mark Dunn's first novel is highly creative, insiteful, with a touch of political undercurrents. Written in the form of letter correspondences, it is a quick and entertaining read. As letters become outlawed, they do in fact drop from the book, not making it harder to read (as was my worry) but only adding to its charm. "Ella Minnow Pea" will even give you a new appreciation for that wonderful thing we call the alphabet, as well as put a smile on your face. So, find out the fate of the alphabet and the citizens of Nollop and read this book!

where is the resolution? this book is so pretty and funny and cute, but it leaves the reader hanging. does curious cat find other holes? what does he do with his frustration of not being able to get to the mice? how did the mice get those gigantic chunks of cheese in through that tiny hole?


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Question: Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man

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I really enjoyed this book.  I found it to be a quick, funny, honest look at relationships from a man's point of view. I learned some new things. Some of the things I already knew, some I needed to be reminded of and other tidbits I totally took for granted. If it helps me get closer to the relationship of my dreams, I'll provide an update. :)

Quality Book to Read While I'm With My Daughters At Night In Their Bed


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Question: Be careful what you wish for

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I've wanted these things again ever since I was a kid.  There are very few cigarettes per box, and many are broken, but the real problem is that they are seriously addicting - even more than real cigarettes.  I can't stop eating them box after box until the entire case is gone - usually in one day.  I now reorder them regularly.  They are great, and just like I remembered them, but now I need a second job to pay for this new monkey on my back.


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Question: The Six Million Dollar Man

Keep up the Great Work.... One of the best ever!!!!!!!!!! I Love the DVD!!!!! Still waiting for Season 2 :-)


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Question: In the Christmas Spirit

This was a really fun necklace!  A huge hit in the office and at the Christmas parties we attended.  The colors were just right with brightness levels, very pretty to look at --yet not distracting for the person wearing it

Quite entertaining!!
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Question: The Forbidden Kingdom

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Loved this movie. It was entertaining and I loved Jackie Chan.  I have watched it several times and my whole family loves it too.

Works beautifully - - YoYo Collins - - Salina, Ok


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Question: Apocalyptic literature

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End of the world stories don't usually come like this one. Fully formed characters, well, although at times overwritten, constructed chapters and a fully thought out backstory. It all fits together pretty well and the events which take place are all compressed within a very short believable time period.

With the exception of one character, the men in the story are pretty useless or villains, the teenage girl is a teenage girl who causes way more problems than a single character would seem capable of and the two women at the heart of the story manage to get their way through most of the challenges, not all successfully, by making it up as they go along; More realistic then most novels dealing with this type of situation.

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Question: The Good Guys and the Bad Guys

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The good guys are Detective Chief Superintendent Colin Harpur (and his girl friend Denise), and his boss Desmond Iles.
The bad guys are Doug Webb - a truly low class criminal , Courtney Saquhar-Perry - a criminal of more elevated rank and good at organizing, and Ralph Ember - owner of a pub/club, where the low life likes to congregate.
And in between these two groups are the informers who supply the good guys with the inside info on planned criminal activities and, in return, are cut considerable slack  when doing wrong themselves. Foremost is Jack Lamb (and his girl friend Helen), who worked his way into a super trophy mansion and a remarkable collection of fine art, most of it stolen and now for resale. On a lower rung is Tony Towler, and also our friend Ralph Ember.
Let the fun begin with a heist the police had been advised about. It turns problematic when Doug  Webb?s son Martin is killed by Harpur. Webb needs revenge. Who blew the whistle? Maybe Denise, who is also friendly with Helen and could be the messenger go-between. She has to be eliminated. It definitely could be Lamb, but he is a few numbers too large to just blow away. No such problem with Towler, who quickly gets killed. But who can trust anybody?  Saquhar-Perry plans a new heist at a bank. So let?s plant some desinformation to make sure the good guys are in the wrong place. Feed it to Towler, who will pass it on to Lamb, who will then inform Harpur. Towler can?t be found (remember, he is dead). You have to find a substitute. But who can you trust? What information can you trust? As a matter of fact - can Ember trust Webb? Can Saquhar-Perry trust Ember? Can anybody trust anybody?
The author has written a tightly constructed mystery. After introducing the actors, he starts to apply the vise and squeezes the last bit of thought out of them. The result is a cliff hanger not to be missed. I just wonder why it took ten years for this book to make the trip from England across the Atlantic. We desperately need more books of this caliber!

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Question: The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle

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I don't know what I expected when I picked this book up. I'd heard about this book from a few different people and after showing my husband the back cover he expressed interest and I picked it. It was definitely not a book I would usually pick. I'm more into genre fiction and not straight literary fiction. Having majored in English, I've read my fair share of literary fiction. Every once in a while I like to go back and explore that world again though and this was one of those times. This was an interesting journey to say the least. The writing is incredibly smooth. By that I mean that I could just devour whole chunks of the book without it feeling like any time had gone by. There was no part of it (except for maybe some war flashbacks) that made me zone out or want to read something else. This is such a bizarre story but I wanted to keep reading and I honestly did find it hard to put it down. I felt so bad Okada and wanted his journey to end well. He was a great main character to share a head with and I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I would recommend it to anyone looking for something new, especially if you're like me and this isn't your usual. I think you might be pleasantly surprised. I know my husband was a little nervous about starting it, since he hasn't ever read anything like this and so far he's been really enjoying it.

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Easy to read and totally motivating !!!!

Margo Powell-Reid Author, Fatherlessness... The Wound!


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Question: The Mill on the Floss

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The most obvious thing about "The Mill on the Floss" is the quality of writing. You can't argue with that. It's vivid, with wonderful descriptions, and many lovely parts. George Eliot writes of an incredible place, describing everything and making everything easy to visualize. She writes of characters that are so human and real, and then she describes situations with these real characters and everything works so well. Her writing is undeniably good, so now we need to move onto the plot itself.

Here we have the Tullivers. Maggie is our heroine, starting out as a very young girl. She adores and idolizes her brother, loves her father, and rather disdains everything society wants her to be. She's independent, different, and bold. She'll do anything for Tom, her brother, and at the same time she wants to be herself. As she grows up, she finds that these two parts of her will fight against each other: her independence, or her beloved older brother.

Tom is also an interesting character. Our first view of him is from Maggie's adoring eyes, so we find him to be strong, intelligent, and all-knowing. It becomes clear, though, that Tom also enjoys having a certain level of command over his sister, and he very often gives her ultimatums for their friendship. In situations like these, Maggie, trying so hard to please him, gets very hurt, and then Tom would act superior and ignore her. Tom lives strictly in the "black or the white" - for him there is no gray.

Much of the book is simply about their relationship as they are growing up, but many parts revolve around other, slightly more minor characters. For example, Philip Wakem. Philip, a schoolmate of Tom's and a friend of Maggie's enters and leaves and reenters the story many times. At first he seems like a minor but solid character, but he then becomes very fixed in the plot as Maggie's secret, forbidden friend. He demonstrates a case of Tom's orders to Maggie. Stephen Guest is another example. He fell in love with Maggie and tried to elope with her. Maggie refused, though by the time she was able to return home, Tom had deduced the worst, once again demonstrating his "black or white" policy. Tom rejects Maggie, and Maggie has to leave.

The main character is without a doubt Maggie, Maggie who feels such love for the people around her, wants to please them and receive love in return, and wants to be independent. Maggie struggles against so many things throughout this book (I won't reveal them all) and all sort of lead up to the grand finale, which may possibly be the best part of this wonderful book. Everything is written wonderfully, the characters are so rich and interesting, and the plot is never stale. It's an excellent book that I couldn't put down once I started.

I recommend this whole-heartedly, and urge you to go buy it or borrow it from the library. It's a wonderful piece of writing that is so easy to love. This edition is small, compact, and convenient - it does not weigh much. It's easy to read, is comfortable, and is offered at a remarkably friendly price. A good purchase to make for those seeking "The Mill on the Floss".


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Question: Too much of a good thing

Intriguing and sexy at first but becomes fanciful and tedious as the plots wears on.  B is too flawless and that undermines credibility.  Well into the second part I began thinking enough is enough already.  We know your life is perfect but give me a break.  The main character really has it all and that translates into too much of a good thing.  I want to smack her face and say, stop complaining, your life is unreal, like a fantasy.  You're making me cringe.

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If you are desperate for something to make you sleep, this is your movie.


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Question: The Art of Racing in the Rain

I heard good things about this story from several sources and I was not disappointed.  The story itself is very simple but the skillful use of point of view and humor made this a charming and delightful read that is appropriate for anyone who loves a good story that is well told.  It will make you smile and cry.


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Question: The Beatles (The Original Studio Recordings)

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I will not write about the sound of this publication.
Packaging disgusting. I opened two new boxes and two boxes were scratched CD.
For such an ambitious project could do something better.

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Recent Scholarship, circa 2001. Nice Format, Keys to Titles of Songs in All of the Bard's Plays, even the more Obscure Ones !
The CD was missing on my used Copy, & I haven't looked for a replacement item yet.
Oak Publications (Sing-Out) New York had a more Folksy " Songs from Shakespeare's Plays" Soft Bound,Book
that I bought, circa 1970, if You want to spend less Money. Dover Publications does reprints of Wm. Chappell's
"Popular Music of the Olden Times" in 2 Volumes, & "Fitzwilliam's Virginal Book" which are also Good.
Just the Other Day I was viewing an Original Copy of "Lady Nivell's Booke" in the British Library, in their new, "Page Turner"
Digital Format. I didn't have to leave the House !!!


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Question: Stranger in a Strange Land

Published a few decades ago but one of the best books I have read for awhile. Interestingly I had just read Geraldine Brooks new book 'Caleb's Crossing' (which I loved) prior to this book and was struck by the many similar themes. Bizarre but true. A great read and a little amazed no one has made it into a movie.


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Packaged well, arrived on time, exactly as described. What could be better? These will be a great help in all my future projects.

An innovative and compelling way to display one of the most existential issues of our time.


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Question: The Rest of the Story

An enjoyable read for those who are familiar with the Aeneid, Lots of faithful rerferences to Vergil's epic. I bought the book to see how the author would portray "the rest of the story" -- Lavinia's view of the war and the three years after the war.--and I was not disappointed.  Paul Harvey would have loved it!

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Question: The Secret Life of Bees

This author is amazing and so enjoyable to read.  She has a twist at every turn.
I read the Invention of Wings first and then this was recommended to me by a
friend.

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Question: Dreams from My Father

This is a great book to read, beautifully written. Superb job by a soon to be superb President. Personally it allowed me to rediscover some similar upbringing I had and took me to gut wrenching places within my soul that I never thought I would have reached. Thank you for sharing Mr. President elect Barack Obama. May God continue to guide and protect the path of yours and your family.


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Question: The Master and Margarita

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This translation of Bulgakov's classic is unbeatable, and its endnotes are very helpful.  In terms of accuracy and faithfulness to the original Russian text, Pevear and Volokhonsky's work here is unmatched, and it puts the Glenny translation to shame.  With that said, I would recommend this edition particularly to those interested in understanding the novel's remarkable Soviet context.  The Glenny translation will leave the average reader blind to much of Bulgakov's satire, but it offers perhaps a smoother overall read, often because of the liberties that Glenny takes in his translation.


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Question: A picture is worth a thousand words

This book seems to be a good summary of the topic of glyconutrients.

However it is annoying for what it misses. The book talks about 8 essential sugars but does not clearly define them.
Essential normally means that the body can not make them. It is not clear... but it appears that the body can make them from glucose... if that's the case then they are really "provisionally" essential... and the limitations should be spelled out clearly. They weren't.

Likewise for a book about 8 sugars and how all sugars are similar there is not one diagram!!! Ouch!!!

This is more of a problem when you realise that there are many ways to draw these sugars and it's not immediately obvious which way to visualise them.

This books suffers from multiple author syndrome... each section is a fragment and the whole lot doesn't come together neatly.

Another missing bit is food. The authors mostly assume that you have to supplement to get these sugars. While this may be true it would be useful to spend a discrete chapter talking about which foods contain the sugars. Surprisingly when you check you may find that many of the sugars are available in foods that you do eat... but perhaps not commonly. Just adding a bit more of these to your diet might be quite achievable and really helpful.

The role of glyconutrients in the diet is truly useful to know. So this book really does serve a useful purpose.

I do know one guy who had MS and swears that Ambratose cured him... this was years ago... and he still doesn't have it... so the word on the street certainly seems to support this kind of supplementation.

What came out of the book for me was that glyconutrients seem to be most useful in autoimmune diseases. That helps put them in perspective. Very helpful... thank you.

Yes there were plenty of case studies... but the book did not focus on them to the exclusion of everything else. They were reasonably well balanced... and I enjoyed reading them along with the explanations of how the glyconutrients were working.

This book is now probably slightly dated. Wish they'd do an update as there appears to be a fair bit of new research.

The only comprehensive list of research I could find was on the Mannatech page.

There are a number of critiques of glyconutrients complaining that no research exists. The problem seems to be that glyconutrients appear in the research under a variety of guises. The term glyconutrient seems to be only gaining popularity now. The research is often hidden under other names such as fungi and sea weed supplements... which can make finding it difficult... but it does exist.

If you'd like to understand glyconutrients better then this is a good book to read.

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Question: Immaculate Conception

It's very rare to have a foreign art movie featured in a mainstream cinema chain.  Likely, I sensed a minor revolution.  First, "Hero" and now, "House of Flying Daggers".  Action speaks louder than words and it's marvellous to see an art movie such as this cross into the main stream, akin to Shania Twain crossing the country channel into the pop channel. Personally, I find this movie and "Hero" achingly beautiful and yet, this movie moves me in a way that the previous offering couldn't achieve.  Everyone should be familiar about the story outline by now and what made this movie truly outstanding is Zhang Yimou's concentration into the triangular relationship between three main characters.  This is a movie that needs to be savoured slowly on the big screen.  What moves me even more would be its understated elegance and subtlety and the life metaphors that are reflected through scenes filled with cornucopia of colour.  This is by no mean a mere Chinese movie but an Asian movie that involves team from Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and so forth.  One can't help but noticing the end credit dedicating to the newly deceased Anita Mui, who was supposed to play the leader of the House of Flying Daggers.  One could only imagine how different this movie's dynamic would be if she's featured instead of simply these three characters.  Choreography of fighting scenes is more toned down in this instance.  More CGI, more brute force but less wirework has become cliche in Asian movie offering nowadays.  Whilst this movie's setting is bygone time, its love storyline is very contemporary aka complicated and immersing in gray areas due to circumstances.  A movie that deserves better and a movie that's unfortunately snubbed by Oscars (a mere one nomination) this time around.  A very well-done love epic and a movie that deserves to be watched on the big screen.  Highly recommended.  For those movie geeks, English title is very different from Chinese title, which means "Ten Sides Ambush".  Perhaps, it refers to the hole that the main characters that they dug themselves into and their inability to get out of it when they got stuck too deep in the mud.  In another words, slim chance of "survival" whatever that "survival" implied.


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Question: Gone but not forgotten

I loved it but it was so thin that it broke.

Those Halloween Goblins didn't go away Tricking this year.


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This movie is a movie for older children and adults.  It is very enjoyable to see and you will on the edge of your seat.

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This book was one of the best reads I have had in sometime, the documentation of this period of time was right on the money. The Chicago Exposition (Worlds Fair) was very interesting to read about, there were many names in the book of important people that are all very familiar names to our present generation. The serial killer that was put into the story was also very interesting to read about. Don't miss this book, I will read more books by Erik Larson.
HT Owen

A letdown after the intensity of "Love my Gun".


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Very nice "ugly Christmas Sweater". Wore it once. Got a lot of Compliments. Even my husband noticed it. He is the guy who never notices anything! For the price it is a very good buy!

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Quite entertaining!!
It is the One for those who love "The Nasha of Hills"


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A Case of Mistaken Identity

The Great Impersonation, Oppenheim

This 1925 story begins with Sir Everard Dominey wandering lost through German East Africa, and finding an outpost commanded by Sigismund Devinter, a school mate at Eton (now Leopold Baron von Ragastein). There is a remarkable resemblance between these two, and they tell each other their life stories. Both were exiled after killing a man over a woman. But the German Baron plans to kill Dominey and return to England in his stead. This will allow undercover work during the coming war to crush England! The Baron travels to meet Seaman in South Africa and find the wealth needed to carry out the impersonation.

People notice some differences in the returned Sir Edward, who cleans up the mess he left behind. His wife gets proper care and begins to recover from her long illness. "Dominey" runs into the Baroness whose husband he killed in that duel; she is not fooled and now wants to marry. "Dominey" can do nothing as this could reveal his secret and overturn his life as an English country squire. A visitor brings a warning from Africa, then disappears from his room! There is the conflict between those who warn against a war with Germany and those who seek peace. But the conflict between Austria and Servia begins; countries mobilize for war, ending the hopes for peace. At the end the impersonation is unmasked. The backgrounds provide a description of life for the English gentry and their villagers that will disappear in a generation (it reminds me of Agatha Christie's stories).

No one wonders why they resemble each other. Some misbehavior by their parents? The book "Royal Babylon" tells about the lifestyles of the rich and powerful European aristocracy before The Great War. But note the resemblance between the last Tsar and the British king.

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Question: Star Trek Into Darkness

This is a fun summer read. If you are a fan of the Original Series + the Star Trek Movies, you will like this as well.  While it continues with the alternate time line, there are some interesting twists to familiar plots.


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I think I am the first purchaser of the candy. Needless to say, I was hopeful but disappointed. The fact is that I am a fan of dark chocolate plus a fan of pecans. For some reason, they are very difficult to find together. Based on the way my order was packed, newspaper in a box, I am inclined to think they are a small, in not new company, which I have no problem with either. Hopefully, they will figure out the importance of shipping presentation. The pro is  that you get a nice box for the purchase. The con is that the flavor was unremarkable, nothing to leave a lasting memory. In fact, I never finished the box, which might have had 12 pieces. Again, my hope is that this like a new restaurant that opens with a promising menu and they need time to work the bugs out, I might give them another chance.

Very dead on about how Real People Feel and Inspiration to Move to a Better Relationship! I Love This Album!


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I bought only the three tracks of the Mozart K219 Violin concerto on this album. This recording is definitely NOT digitally remastered. I can't believe they are selling this. It sounds like someone put a PC microphone in front of a record player and recorded it from an LP, a scratchy LP.


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This is more of a summary of a short story than a short story. Unfortunately, I don't feel connected to the story because of the almost total lack of character development. How can I care about what happens to them if I don't know them?
  The author presents gruesome details of an unfortunate encounter:  a young couple stops along the side of the road to slip into the wooded area to "use the bathroom,"  but are confronted by two greasy low-lives who attack them brutally. There is a creative encounter in the after-life, and that's the story. But unfortunately, that's not enough. The author needs to take some fiction writing classes.

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Toni and O'Donovan, a little too catch and release for me, but ultimately a good read. So what's up with Vivicca?


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Question: The Right Tool For The Job

I spent an hour trying to seat one fitting and gave up.  When this press arrived, I started seating fittings in about one minute each.

If You Want To Learn About The History Of The NFL And It's Greatest Teams ,Players ,Plays Or All Time Get This Book Today .Get It Here At Amazon And Save Money !!


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I think the company is doing well to try and improve their customer service. I didn't understand that 1 set of 2 pairs is 1 pair of glasses. 2 sets is 2 pairs.  It wasn't readily apparent to me as I thought they were being sold at rock bottom prices!
So I got I got in touch with them several times to explain there must been an error because I didn't get all the glasses I ordered. I have 3 children and anyone that has 2 or more children know that it is optimum that everyone has their own pair then to try to share a pair of glasses. After about a month, they decided to ship the glasses I expected to receive, but wouldn't expedite the order for my loss of time.
I am a happy customer because I received an extra pair out of the whole ordeal, but lost a month of fun.  Be sure to inquire if you have any questions as to what you are getting and it will save a lot of time and unneeded issues.

If you are interested in seeing what ELSE is available on the Internets, Dark Net. Check this out.


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Question: A Different Perspective

It was an interesting and heartfelt account of a young man's journey during the war in Vietnam . The story was told through the letters he wrote to family and friends.

Quality Book to Read While I'm With My Daughters At Night In Their Bed


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Question: The future looks bright.

I live in an old house with 10' ceilings through out, poor insulation, and drafty single pane windows. Wife and I have this set up oscillating in front, in between, and facing us on recliners. This is as we watch TV. It is bright! Too bright on high to watch TV with this thing staring at your face. It is manageable on the low setting and keeps us warm. Am able to turn the thermostat down to 56, in the Indiana winter.

  Overall I am pleased with this.  It is "cool to the touch" when in use, doesn't get hot. I really like the use of the remote.  Just remember It must be facing you for effect. On a side note mine runs around 450W on low and right at 800W on high. No biggie, I think it's supposed to be 400W at low. Mine also hums a little as it oscillates.

Timeless. Brilliant and relevant throughout the years.


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God this show is AMAZING.  If you haven't tried it dont! You'll spend all your time, effort, money, hopes, dreams, and thought waiting for each episode only to be torn away from a high like no other at the end of the season. It's an addiction uncompared.

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Brought to light several missing pieces from the series of books.


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Question: The United States of Europe

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There may not be many novels written by Eric Flint, and even fewer where he's written without a partner but I've yet to find a dud. The novel I like best so far is his alternate history story, "1632", the title relating to a year, of course. It may not be as complex as a Turtledove novel but it hit it's mark with a great deal of force none the less.
Alternate history ideas can be as subtle as one man making a different decision, sometime in the past. "1632" is a little more dramatic. An entire mining town in West Virginia is sucked back in time and dropped in Northern Germany during a time of war, disease and starvation. There are similarities between this book and the Natucket series written by S M Stirling but "1632" is more in the adventure mold.
The narrative tends to focus on Mike Stearns, the mine's union leader, who seems to have more of what their new situation needs than most. He reluctantly takes the reigns of a red-neck train that's on a  collision course with the Holy Catholic Spanish Army, amongst other. But the town has to take a few steps back in time themselves, before they find a sustainable level of technology. In the mean time, some of their tricks are leaking to the enemy. Their survival hinges on making friends and allies as fast as possible.
There is a strong theme of American pride in this book. I'm not American so it might have been irritating. In the end though, it comes across more as pride in modern man's culture, its achievements and the fibre of its people. Flint takes a long look at the moral differences that 450 years have made, just as much as he covers the technology gap. The locals take one look at these Americans, their confidence and their sense of freedom, and assume they are all aristocrats. For only princes could live a life without fear. It is this human element, that makes the novel so good. I was bitterly sorry to see it end and can only hope Eric decides to continue his extrapolation of a time that never was.

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A story of a young lost girl who finds a place where she belongs, who desperately wants to be better than what society expects her to be, wants to break the cycles that she was born into.

Your Library and knowledge is incomplete without this Series on Rebel Angels.


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It has plenty of space. The drawers can hold pot containers or double up on compacts. I just wish the lipstick holders were flush to the bottom instead of stepped. I don't use a lot of lipstick so these are kinda useless to me. The top section separates from the drawers and this is helpful to bump my mirror up so I can see better.

An excellent addition to my film collection. :)


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Short and sweet. It worked fine for a week and then it never made another cube. And yes, it had water in it.

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it appears to be working, but not as swiftly as other products I've used and the jury is still out.  Only more time will show how really effective it is.


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Question: The Christian Influence

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Would be an apt title for this book. Interesting read but focused on the christian influences. Needed a more idigenous"

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Question: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

I had previously read Montville's biography and was not sure Bradlee could add much to my knowledge. As a person who idolized Williams as a player, named his firstborn son Theodore, and has the Red Sox logo tattooed on my right calf, I found Bradlee's book to be a much more somber and complete reflection upon Ted's story.
  Since Bradlee waited for an extended period following Ted's demise before finishing this book he was able to present a much more nuanced portrait of Ted's life and the darker side of his character than did Montville. His depiction of Williams' later years was greatly enhanced by his access to family members who were no longer hesitant to mention Williams' numerous foibles. This book must certainly serve as the ultimate record of that long and controversial life.
  As an individual approaching the final chapter of my own journey, the book caused me to consider what constitutes a truly successful life. At the very end of his life Ted fondled one of his old bats and mused to a visitor "...once I was a ballplayer." Whether that poignant legacy is sufficient each reader is left to ponder.


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Question: The Roman Catholic Church

I bought this book for another person. It explains the interworking of the pope and all his people. I have not read this book. Iy came on time and the price was ok. Thanks

Excellent history of Major Winters' and his unit.


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Question: A Case of Mistaken Identity

The Great Impersonation, Oppenheim

This 1925 story begins with Sir Everard Dominey wandering lost through German East Africa, and finding an outpost commanded by Sigismund Devinter, a school mate at Eton (now Leopold Baron von Ragastein). There is a remarkable resemblance between these two, and they tell each other their life stories. Both were exiled after killing a man over a woman. But the German Baron plans to kill Dominey and return to England in his stead. This will allow undercover work during the coming war to crush England! The Baron travels to meet Seaman in South Africa and find the wealth needed to carry out the impersonation.

People notice some differences in the returned Sir Edward, who cleans up the mess he left behind. His wife gets proper care and begins to recover from her long illness. "Dominey" runs into the Baroness whose husband he killed in that duel; she is not fooled and now wants to marry. "Dominey" can do nothing as this could reveal his secret and overturn his life as an English country squire. A visitor brings a warning from Africa, then disappears from his room! There is the conflict between those who warn against a war with Germany and those who seek peace. But the conflict between Austria and Servia begins; countries mobilize for war, ending the hopes for peace. At the end the impersonation is unmasked. The backgrounds provide a description of life for the English gentry and their villagers that will disappear in a generation (it reminds me of Agatha Christie's stories).

No one wonders why they resemble each other. Some misbehavior by their parents? The book "Royal Babylon" tells about the lifestyles of the rich and powerful European aristocracy before The Great War. But note the resemblance between the last Tsar and the British king.

Love The Presentation. I Wish It Could Have Been Bigger. Michael Jacobsen


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Question: The Twisting of the Rope

This play is so enjoyed by my freshmen. They love the situation and comedy of the play, and that it is a culturally sound example of this time period and the Gaelic language.

Acrocanthosaurus The Bones of Contention The True Story of Cephis Hall and Sid Love The Arkansas Hillbilly and the Choctaw Indian Who Outsmarted the Corporation and Saved the Dinosaur (Science Version) [Paperback]


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Question: There's no place like home.

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***SPOILER ALERT****  ****SPOILER ALERT****
I give this movie 4 stars because the acting, IMHO, is fantastic.  The direction and especially the editing is fantastic!  However, I'm getting so tired of writers [or maybe directors] who are to lazy or lack the creative acumen to [again ****SPOILER ALERT****]think up a decent ending to the story & cop-out with the excuse "I wanted to leave the audience with something to think about".  Give me a break!!! A question like 'why did Walter never fall in love'[?] yea, that I don't mind trying to answer myself; but, not the entire ending to the movie. But, if that's your kind of movie, then, you will be thrilled with this one [probably].
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I'm going to have to get all of his. They Are Very Good and bring on the presence of the Lord


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Question: America at the Crossroads

Senator Edward Kennedy provides us with his perspective of what is wrong with America, and what can be done to improve our country to the benefit of all.  Our present administration in Washington panders and caters to the wealthy, and stifles dissent under the guise of it being unpatriotic.  As was stated in an unrelated subject in another book, "Power covers up.  Absolute power covers up absolutely, but not permanently."  Under the Bush administration the wealthy receive huge tax cuts, and are rewarded for their support of Bush in his elections with positions of leadership regardless of whether they are qualified or not.  Democracy is encouraged in Iraq, but any semblance of it is stamped out in our country with dissenters being forced out of their position of leadership with a loss of their benefits.  More damage has occurred to this country under the Bush administration than under any president in our nation's history.  Whether America wakes up remains to be seen.

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Question: Comments and Suggestions

I am not actually a Kindle owner, but have tested a few before.  I am very pleased with Kindle's ease of use, small travel friendly size,  and its ability to decrease of our dependency on paper. I would love to get one, however I have a suggestion for improvement that would sell me on the idea of a Kindle.  My suggestion would be to tweak the Kindle to guarantee it to be water proof. I work at a pool and have noticed and had to clean out a few newspapers and wet books as a few careless swimmers, myself included, have accidentally soaked and dropped their literature.  I feel the promise of the Kindle to be water proof would boost Kindles appeal as readers have the freedom and security to read pool side, beach side, or even bath side.  Thank you for your consideration.

-Scott

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Easy to read and totally motivating !!!!

Margo Powell-Reid Author, Fatherlessness... The Wound!


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These diapers are so-so. The price is probably the lowest you can find anywhere for training pants. They work alrite if your kid is a light drinker or pretty much potty trained (but we live in the south and its pretty hot in the summer and my son drinks a lot). In other words, they do not absorb water very well (my 2 year old ends up wetting his pants atleast once a day with these on). Also, there have been instances when the inner lining somehow rips and the gel type substance starts falling out. Another con is that these do not have the sticky snaps on the sides of the diapers like Huggies/Pampers (so its difficult to undo, wrap up and dispose of). I guess I'm just going to have to cough up the few extra dollars for the reliability and conveniences that the regular name brands offer.

It lasted less than a year but it was a great product while it lasted. You get what you pay for


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Question: Based on a True Story

Ed Harris is always good...period, end of sentence. The story line is based on true events and Duchoveny is a convincingly unlikeable character. Surprising end with a twist.

Brought to light several missing pieces from the series of books.


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Question: Informative and easy to read

Easy to read and relatable. Have been searching for a book like this for a while and happy to have come across it.

Well laid out for the program. Good translation. Easy to read.


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Plot: Pretty decent!

Rising Action: Unrealistic!

Climax: Highly Unlikely!

Conclusion: Makes you want more;*)~

It was a recommended read, and now I introduce to all my prospective clients!


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Question: The Persian Expedition

I bought the book because I had to read it for one of my classes.  But I was pleasantly surprised.  Xenophon provides an interesting Greek perspective on the Persian Empire.  And while the writing is a bit boring to read in places, overall it is a page turner.  (if you enjoy reading history that is)

I would recommend this for anyone interested in the ancient world.  But be warned, it is a translation of ancient writing, so it reads accordingly.

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I find the book to be catapult and fascinating, it kept me wanting to read more.

Anthony D. Woods
c/o Velvet Tears: Breaking the Silence


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One would assume that the antics of this administration would have made satirists work overtime. Yet few seem to dare make Cheney, Ashcroft, and the boys targets of their wit. Michael Moore and Al Franken belong to the few. Now, at last New Yorker columnist Calvin Trillin has produced a book full of sharp satire, clever wit, and just buckets of laughs. Good fun for the family. I hope it gets the distribution if merits.

It will make you wonder so many things, also provides a fresh perspective that one most walk in with great open mind.