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I can't say enough about the value of this book.  If you have any interest in lucid dreaming, buy it.  If you're generally interested in reality creation and the exploration of new perspectives in reality, buy it.  It is beautifully written and researched in a thoughtful and entertaining way.  The personal experiences of the author and others are mind bending.

After a lifetime of semi-lucidity with lots of dream recall, I had an amazing lucid dream this year.  In an effort to read more about it I purchased Mr. Waggoner's book and devoured it.  Eminently readable with so many fascinating lucid dream descriptions you can't put it down. It's a real page turner.

Most mind blowing of all, prior to reading this book, I had a couple of short lucid dreams after my initial one that involved dream symbols.  I was not happy with these more symbolic dream elements after my first experience, which seemed to involve fairly direct communication from a higher part of myself.  I strongly expressed my dissatisfaction during the dreams and afterward. After that, my longtime ability to recall my regular dreams was elusive.  After five months of wondering what was wrong (was I trying too hard?) I bought this book and on page 250, I found out from the authors own experience what had happened.  He had "asked", after 30 years of lucidity, to have a more direct experience with non-physical.  His wish was granted, but after two weeks of increased intuition and awareness  missed his dream life and asked again for it's return, which happened.  Seeing myself in his situation, I immediately implored the Universe, my inner being,....whatever, to disregard my previous expressions of dissatisfaction with my vivid dream symbols.  I begged for their return and expressed my love and appreciation of my lifetime of vivid dreaming.  Stunningly, that very night my dreams came back in full force.  I immediately returned to 2-3 dreams per night and even had another short lucid dream. That experience gave me instant awareness of the power of my mind/intent and the non-physical assistance that is always there ready to reflect ourselves back to us.  I will eternally appreciate the author for sharing his experience in this brilliant book.  Mr. Waggoner, thank you so very much.

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An excellent addition to my film collection. :)


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I'm giving it only four stars because it does not force itself into the mind of your average 16-year-old boy.
"Dale, how much of this did you read?"
"I think I made it through the introduction, but I'm not sure."

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If you've come this far, you don't need my to tell you why you should own this. just do yourself a favor and buy it.


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I am half way through with this and still waiting for something to happen. Thank goodness I didn't buy it. I got it on loan from the library. Considering not finishing it b/c I don't think it's worth my time.

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I liked the book it arrived on time without any problems. Now it says seven more words, there is nothing more to say!


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I am a self-admitted binge reader. There is nothing more that I love than diving into a series and reading every single one, cover to cover, back to back. Somehow the fact that this is the first book in Elizabeth Hunter's Cambio Springs series escaped me (well, there's the short story, but that doesn't really count if you ask me... I read that too, of course) and I dove into this little book of awesome and read it in about a day and a half. I'm going to read Ted and Alex's short story shortly, and then again right before the full-length comes out this fall, but I'm holding off for a bit because I am kicking myself for loving this book so much. But the wait is surely going to kill me, and now I'm regretting jumping the gun and reading it so fast.

I will try to review without spoilers, because I hate reading along and then all of a sudden BAM spoiler and I get mad. So no spoilers here. And I may be biased, because I just discovered Elizabeth Hunter with her Beatrice/Giovanni series and I'm totally in love with her writing style. So there is a certain measure of bias for her as an author *disclaimer*

I didn't know if it was possible to love a Hunter series more than Elemental, but Cambrio Springs is that for me. I love that it seems more "modern", and that it's set in the deserts of California (one of my favorite places...) and that it embraces Native leanings. I love the characters, I love Hunter's descriptive writing style, I love the love story without being over the top graphic (like JR Ward, although I do love me some JR Ward!!) - I just finished book two of Bea/Gio's story, so I don't know if the love scenes change there, but I did enjoy that aspect of Cambio Springs more than Elemental. They seemed more real, more connected to the characters, more urgent, than Bea/Gio.

I also love that Hunter is self-published - it makes me want to support her!! I would just be rambling if I were to continue at this point, so I will stop and let my 5 stars speak for me. Fun, interesting, modern paranormal romance book that isn't over the top or incredibly unbelievable, and the author is self-published which I think is great.

I will gladly be purchasing every title by Elizabeth Hunter. I will gladly read each one as quickly as I possibly can while sacrificing my housework and sleep, and then I will sit on my hands so I don't check her website like a freak, waiting for tidbits about her next release dates. Now excuse me - I have to go check her website to confirm when Cambio Springs book two comes out...

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If you're into WWII, airplanes and the courageous men who flew them this is an excellent book.  Most Americans know very little about WWII let alone what was done in China during the war.  Bill Yenne does an excellent job of bringing this part of history to life and makes you feel as if you personally knew this men and their accomplishments.  I highly recommend this book.


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Question: Great customer service experience

Originally I gave this fewer than 5 stars for being a great case but not lining up properly. I got outreach and quick response from MoKo customer service. My Kindle was a replacement for a broken one, and I hadn't realized the model year changed--therefore, the whole case needed to be different. This wasn't MoKo's mistake--I asked for help choosing the right case and offered to pay for the second one because it wasn't the company's fault. They still honored the exchange, which I felt went above and beyond for customer service.

Both cases were really good--I like the automatic sleep/wakeup feature, too. Well done to MoKo on the product and customer service end. Too bad this is something I only get to buy once.

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As a customer I appreciate the customer service, I like to receive and what happened at the set time, I recommend this provider


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This was a good book about an unhealthy relationship that grew to be a good one. Loss of crying from the character... but in a good way.

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Very enlightening, the problems she talks about are very important and should be everyone's concern
Very enlightening, the problems she talks about are very important and should be everyone's concern


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I am very pleased with the topper. It has met all of my expectations.
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There seems to be a rising genre where the characters are so stupid, so unlikeable, an so unbelievable that we are supposed to find them funny just for that reason.  I do not know any term for that, but let us call in "Andersonian" after Wes Anderson.  This is a Irish example of an "Andersonian" film.  If you like this sort of thing, OK,  I for one could not stand it.  It wasn't funny.  It wasn't endearing. It seemed to have no point, and I certainly could not relate to the characters.  It was only 110 minutes, but it seemed like many hours.

After all these years, still my favorite book.


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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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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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I use to love this but for some reason this smelled like an old lady and didn't absorb as well as I remembered... I either grew out of it or they changed their formula...

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More goodies than you can shake a stick at!


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The part was as described and absolutely perfect !!! The device was shipped quickly and received well within the expected delivery window.

How can you go wrong with RAM?
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Excellent product and service.  One of the most under rated sabbath albums. Every track superbly done from trashed to zero the hero to stonehenge. Ian Gillian. What an excellent voice for sabbath I wish they had done couple more albums together. Love this one......


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This was the best 20 dollars I ever spent. I removed the flow restrictor from the base of the hand held piece where it attaches to the hose, and the pressure is more than enough. The 4 inch wide chrome face, coupled with the strong water flow, makes a nice shower experience.

Spits out soap as soon as you walk in front of it.  One of the worst products I've ever purchased....


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Excellent product and service, and fast delivery. Set up is just a matter of minutes. I highly recommend for anyone wanting wireless charging for their galaxy s phones and other compatible phone's.

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Product was very easy to assemble and I am greatly pleased with the item.  I am 76 years old and was able to assembly the product by myself.

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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.

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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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Realistic, sobering look at what the world would look like after a catastrophic event.  There is a reason this is a classic. Loved it.

Loved it and purchased a copy for a gift.  I like the questions raised.  "What would be done to protect the status quo of orthodoxy?


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The Glassheart Chronicles is a collection of short stories. I believe this is the first anthology that I have read.

I enjoyed some of the stories more than others. A couple of the stories are part of series that I have read so was a bit more drawn towards those. There were some that I just couldn't get into.

These are a quick read with some fun stories. So if you have read books by any of these author or would like to discover a new author, this is a good anthology to start with. This e-arc was provided to me by one of the authors for review. This did not affect my review in any way.

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I am a self-admitted binge reader. There is nothing more that I love than diving into a series and reading every single one, cover to cover, back to back. Somehow the fact that this is the first book in Elizabeth Hunter's Cambio Springs series escaped me (well, there's the short story, but that doesn't really count if you ask me... I read that too, of course) and I dove into this little book of awesome and read it in about a day and a half. I'm going to read Ted and Alex's short story shortly, and then again right before the full-length comes out this fall, but I'm holding off for a bit because I am kicking myself for loving this book so much. But the wait is surely going to kill me, and now I'm regretting jumping the gun and reading it so fast.

I will try to review without spoilers, because I hate reading along and then all of a sudden BAM spoiler and I get mad. So no spoilers here. And I may be biased, because I just discovered Elizabeth Hunter with her Beatrice/Giovanni series and I'm totally in love with her writing style. So there is a certain measure of bias for her as an author *disclaimer*

I didn't know if it was possible to love a Hunter series more than Elemental, but Cambrio Springs is that for me. I love that it seems more "modern", and that it's set in the deserts of California (one of my favorite places...) and that it embraces Native leanings. I love the characters, I love Hunter's descriptive writing style, I love the love story without being over the top graphic (like JR Ward, although I do love me some JR Ward!!) - I just finished book two of Bea/Gio's story, so I don't know if the love scenes change there, but I did enjoy that aspect of Cambio Springs more than Elemental. They seemed more real, more connected to the characters, more urgent, than Bea/Gio.

I also love that Hunter is self-published - it makes me want to support her!! I would just be rambling if I were to continue at this point, so I will stop and let my 5 stars speak for me. Fun, interesting, modern paranormal romance book that isn't over the top or incredibly unbelievable, and the author is self-published which I think is great.

I will gladly be purchasing every title by Elizabeth Hunter. I will gladly read each one as quickly as I possibly can while sacrificing my housework and sleep, and then I will sit on my hands so I don't check her website like a freak, waiting for tidbits about her next release dates. Now excuse me - I have to go check her website to confirm when Cambio Springs book two comes out...

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I just finished teaching this play to a group of college sophomores in a unit dealing with beauty and the body, and almost to a person, they found Davis' play (and collateral essays) to raise some decisive and thought-provoking questions.

The play gets us to consider the possible consequences of having four and five year girls participate in beauty pageants that clearly sexualize them.  What do these pageants do to the way such girls perceive their bodies?  What might be the long term effects of having children perform in this way at such a young age? For whom are they really performing? How will they conceive or approach romantic intimacy?

Davis' play examines these issues by way of the famous, unsolved murder of JonBenet Ramsey, but the fish he is out to hook is actually much bigger.  The play and essays go right to the heart of the way parents foist their own desires violently onto their children, the way our society stresses beauty, sexual allure and competition from the earliest of ages, and the way we have not yet really begun to contemplate or grieve over this phenomenon.  Read this book next to Toni Morrison's _The Bluest Eye_ or Lucy Grealy's _Autobiography of a Face_ and you'll begin to see how corrosive our ideas about beauty really are--and how literature can give us the means to examine critically some truly disturbing trends.

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I didn't buy the author's claim that the biological systems he discusses qualify as human-equivalent or human-superior intelligences. The problem is that the author's model of intelligence doesn't come close to encompassing all of the mental operations we humans use to solve problems. Nevertheless, I found the book to be an enjoyable thought experiment. I would like to see a 2nd edition featuring a more sophisticated model of cognition.

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Ian and Fiona meet again after a 50 year separation caused by Fiona's fear for Ian's life. The danger is still there but this time they can't turn away from their feelings for each other. Determined to eliminate the danger to be together they forge ahead. What transpires is an amazing story that only Katie Reus can spin.
Her paranormal series is my favorite. From vampires to wolf shifters to dragons she keeps the suspense and interest flowing. Discover this talented author for yourself, read this book. You won't be disappointed, enjoy.


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A good book for teaching school-age beginner English Language Learners (ELLs)for several reasons. It has just the right amount of text for a beginner. These students need basic English such as learning the color words and this book goes beyond the basic ones. Each page is a riddle and school-age children enjoy the challenge. Each riddle ends in a repetitive patterned question which beginner ELLs easily learn. Once learned they can apply the sentence structure to expressing themselves.

Easy to read and totally motivating !!!!

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...is to be able to skip it.
Who hasn't said one time or another something to the effect of "next year, let's keep it simple...let's go away for Christmas without family and friends."  John Grisham's "Skipping Christmas" is a fantastic, light-hearted story about how we all feel every Christmas...rushed and broke.  This pleasant and quick-to-read tale is a MUST for anyone who needs to take some time out during the holidays for a little bit of "brain candy."  I took this book with me on vacation with me last week and was able to read it within a day.
Grisham is a comedian, it's a nice breath of fresh air.  Everyone should read it...because in the end there's a positive message ringing to the tune of "this is what Christmas is really all about."

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My dachshund loves this toy! I got her one for Christmas and have purchased three additional ones since then for her and my grand doggies! They are all obsessed with this toy!

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Boyfriend liked this Christmas gift so much he married me. Thanks DeWalt!


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I have NEVER been disappointed with a purchase from Amazon. Well, there is a first time for everything. I ordered this as a "Carry-Along Boxed Set", right? Well, when it came, I couldn't belive what I saw! It was ONE book....YES...ONE single book! Sooooo, of course my daughter can carry it along! I sent it back the minute I opened it! I didn't even want my daughter to see what came! That is ridiculous!

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Regrettably I ordered the WRONG item, but as soon as it was discovered, I communicated with the company and they graciously instructed me to return the product and they would refund. Refund was honored within a day after they received the product back.  I would recommend this company to anyone making purchases from them.

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The quality of the book was better than expected it was like a new. The book came before the anticipated date of delivery. I contacted the seller prior to ordering the book and they responded back with in a 24 hrs and answered all of my questions. I would recommend friends and family to order from this seller. I do plan to do business in the future.


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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.

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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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We got these as a gift and one of the blocks we wanted to use for a picture had a "blemish" on it. I called the company and they sent me a replacement block free of charge that arrived within two days!! Love these blocks! Love the company!


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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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Excellent customer service. The product didn't work originally with my iPhone 8 as I think they are working out some bugs. Lucy in customer service did not stop helping me or checking on me until everything was resolved.

My only frustration with the product is that it doesnt come with an ac adapter and you cant use the little one that comes with the iPhone, need to use the high watt one like with the iPad.


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Three years using in the tropics. Fantastic comfort couldn't be more pleased.

Pleasantly surprised! Happy with my purchase.


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What a concept.  Charging 4 USB devices AND a 12 volt pass-through!  If only it worked as well as it sounded like it would.

First-off, each port MIGHT reach the spec of 500mA, but one port can't supply enough for higher-power devices.  I have a Palm Pre Plus, and the ports can't supply enough power to feed the Touchstone inductive charger, which is what I was planning on running off it.  It also takes longer than normal for the phone to recognize charging when directly connected via USB.

Not all is lost, though.  The phones do charge, and my iPod nano works flawlessly.  It thankfully no longer has the annoying buzz it had when charging off a wall charger connected to my portable inverter.  Speaking of which, it very quickly blew the under-sized 3A fuse for the 12V port just from starting with no load.  I replaced it with something *substantially* larger, and it's fine.  My Touchstone now runs fine off a wall charger connected to the inverter.  But how inconvenient is that? 12VDC to 120VAC to 5VDC to inductive AC coupling, converted back to 5V on the phone... certainly not a staple of efficiency.

I'd like to see a multi-port USB charger that can deliver 1000mA+ to each of it's ports to charger hungrier devices like tablets etc, and maybe even a chip to prevent Garmin GPSs from going into PC mode.  I was hoping this device would be all that, and it partially is, but falls far short.

EDIT:  It's a little late now, but after I replaced the fuse, the unit unsurprisingly let the smoke out.  Why someone would make a product to supply a 12V device and not build it robustly enough to handle the 10 amps that a 12V port is designed to supply is beyond me.  It's a good thing this unit is off the market.

Interesting premise, bad acting and some confused writing.


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I bought this watch for my boyfriend whilst I was visting the states. It arrived in its impeccable packaging and everything looked awesome. I left it neatly packaged so that he could experience the full product as well. When I got home we discovered that the watch was dead - no life in the battery at all. After contacting the seller and their very helpful client services department, I was advised to check and replace the battery as sometimes air travel fries the battery with the x-rays things go through. For my troubles, I was awarded a refund on a portion of my purchase - to cover the battery.

Battery has since been replaced and the watch is a hit!

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How can you go wrong with RAM?
Excellent product and customer service.


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Question: All I want for Christmas...

...is to be able to skip it.
Who hasn't said one time or another something to the effect of "next year, let's keep it simple...let's go away for Christmas without family and friends."  John Grisham's "Skipping Christmas" is a fantastic, light-hearted story about how we all feel every Christmas...rushed and broke.  This pleasant and quick-to-read tale is a MUST for anyone who needs to take some time out during the holidays for a little bit of "brain candy."  I took this book with me on vacation with me last week and was able to read it within a day.
Grisham is a comedian, it's a nice breath of fresh air.  Everyone should read it...because in the end there's a positive message ringing to the tune of "this is what Christmas is really all about."

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Question: Great concept, poor execution

The concept of this anthology is a very good one, collecting many of the core papers in the history of quantum mechanics. [It's not a new concept; a more general scientific anthology is Alan Lightman's "The Discoveries." Sadly, like that book, this one has some significant problems.

That said, as some of the other reviewers have noted, there are numerous typos. Worse, some of those typos are actually significant, and make it hard to understand. (Worse still, if you don't know anything about physics, it would be difficult if not impossible to know that the information is wrong.) For example, one pair of equations seems to reduce S^N to S by simply dividing by N; you need to go back to the previous page to realize that the N isn't an exponent, but rather a subscript.

As another example, it presents the sequence 1/14 + 1/24 + 1/34 + 1/44, when that should read the very different 1/1^4 + 1/2^4 + 1/3^4 + 1/4^4.

Moreover, the book is poorly organized; the pages could be laid out better (there's no reason this book needs to be over 1,000 pages long), there is no index, and even the headers at the tops of the pages only tell you what chapter you are in. Since most chapters have multiple papers, it makes finding information more difficult than necessary.

All in all, it's a noble effort marred by lousy execution. [That said, I should add a response to one of the above reviewers who felt "deceived" about the book: as stated in the description, the book "compiles the essential works from the scientists who sparked the paradigm shift that changed the face of physics," in much the same way as Running Press' earlier collections "God Created the Integers" and "On the Shoulders of Giants." Nowhere does it claim to be Hawking's explanation of these works.]

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Question: Beasts of the Southern Wild

A great movie!  Taking awards all around.  This story was originally a stage play, and it has a certain inherent dramatic poetry and over-the-top characterization native to the stage.  The young actress is all you've heard and more!  Some extremely strange and moving scenes, for example, the 4 little girls dancing in the arms of the caring ladies...  This will be a cult classic forever.

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


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"Good Will Hunting" is my favourite film of all time.  After seeing this movie while in my final year of high school I was amazed how well it captured adolescencse life.  Many film-makers seem to rely on  hindsight to make a coming of age story.  Damon and Affleck wrote this  script over a period of almost ten years.  As a young man myself I can  honestly say that any parent who is wondering what is going on in their  kids head, watch this movie.  It captures the struggles that all young men  go through.  The collector's DVD is also the best I've seen.  The  commentary by Damon and Affleck is quite intersting to hear.  A classic  film.

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Question: Why do I do this to myself?

I am a self-admitted binge reader. There is nothing more that I love than diving into a series and reading every single one, cover to cover, back to back. Somehow the fact that this is the first book in Elizabeth Hunter's Cambio Springs series escaped me (well, there's the short story, but that doesn't really count if you ask me... I read that too, of course) and I dove into this little book of awesome and read it in about a day and a half. I'm going to read Ted and Alex's short story shortly, and then again right before the full-length comes out this fall, but I'm holding off for a bit because I am kicking myself for loving this book so much. But the wait is surely going to kill me, and now I'm regretting jumping the gun and reading it so fast.

I will try to review without spoilers, because I hate reading along and then all of a sudden BAM spoiler and I get mad. So no spoilers here. And I may be biased, because I just discovered Elizabeth Hunter with her Beatrice/Giovanni series and I'm totally in love with her writing style. So there is a certain measure of bias for her as an author *disclaimer*

I didn't know if it was possible to love a Hunter series more than Elemental, but Cambrio Springs is that for me. I love that it seems more "modern", and that it's set in the deserts of California (one of my favorite places...) and that it embraces Native leanings. I love the characters, I love Hunter's descriptive writing style, I love the love story without being over the top graphic (like JR Ward, although I do love me some JR Ward!!) - I just finished book two of Bea/Gio's story, so I don't know if the love scenes change there, but I did enjoy that aspect of Cambio Springs more than Elemental. They seemed more real, more connected to the characters, more urgent, than Bea/Gio.

I also love that Hunter is self-published - it makes me want to support her!! I would just be rambling if I were to continue at this point, so I will stop and let my 5 stars speak for me. Fun, interesting, modern paranormal romance book that isn't over the top or incredibly unbelievable, and the author is self-published which I think is great.

I will gladly be purchasing every title by Elizabeth Hunter. I will gladly read each one as quickly as I possibly can while sacrificing my housework and sleep, and then I will sit on my hands so I don't check her website like a freak, waiting for tidbits about her next release dates. Now excuse me - I have to go check her website to confirm when Cambio Springs book two comes out...

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Question: The D Programming Language

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"The D Programming Language" by Andrei Alexandrescu is a
thorough and well written description of this relatively new,
well-designed and powerful software development paradigm.
The book explains complex language features in a clear and
concise manner and builds understanding of the language
starting from the basic concepts and building up to rather
advanced topics.  It is packed with examples and has quite
a few motivational discussions justifying why certain design
decisions were made in creating the language.

The writing is precise for the most part, as one would hope to
find in a definitive work.  But it is laced with allegories and
humor that both clarify the content and make it a lighter read
than might be expected.  As you can tell, I liked the book.
I came away with a good understanding of the intentions
and capabilities of the "D" language, although I am sure it
will take another pass through the book and a few hands-on
programming projects for me to really feel comfortable with it.
During that learning phase this book will never be far from
my hand.

In the interest of completeness, let me list a few things that
this book is not.  It is not a text on how to write programs.
The examples are laser-focused on the language feature being
described, and many of the descriptions start a step or two
above "beginner" level and are somewhat terse.  One would do
better with this book coming from a solid software development
background and familiarity with the concepts and terminology
of, for example, object-oriented programming.

Curiously, only a little more than half a year off the
presses, there are aspects of the book that are out of sync
with the existing "D" infrastructure.  The canonical "Hello,
World!" program will not compile without changes that align it
with the current run-time support libraries.  Also, I have run
across a couple of keywords that don't work quite as described
or are not recognized at all by the current compilers.  In this
regard, my guess is that the book is a description of how
"D" should be, and the implementation is trying to catch up.
This is certainly not a fatal flaw and perhaps something to be
expected in a dynamic situation, but try out a feature before
you commit large amounts of effort to it.

My only other caveat is that this first edition is somewhat
lacking as a reference manual.  The index needs some work;
entries could at least highlight which of a half-dozen page
references is the primary one.  At one point I wanted to
clarify use of the "binary '!'" operator.  It took me quite a
while to find it on page 234 under "Parameterized Classes and
Interfaces."  Some of the "Summary and Reference" sections at
the end of chapters contain useful tables of statement types
or operator precedence, but there is no "List of Tables" to
guide one to the best reference.  I'm sure the next edition
will be much improved as a language reference, in the meanwhile
my copy is full of pencil notes and bookmarks.

Note that I have just started coding in "D" and my comments
should be interpreted in that light.  I hope that you have
found this review useful.

Easy to read and totally motivating !!!!

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I enjoyed the book, service was great, delivery in record time at normal delivery even with International.

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Left-wing claptrap & literary porn. Don't waste your time!


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Question: Be careful what you wish for

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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.


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Question: Another one bites the dust

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I use to love this but for some reason this smelled like an old lady and didn't absorb as well as I remembered... I either grew out of it or they changed their formula...

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I love this series of books !!!  I hope she writes more...I almost feel like I would know these characters if I went to Nocturne Falls for holiday.

This book has so many of my favorites from over the past 50 years of my life all in one book. I love this book!


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Question: The Truth Shall Set You Free

If this woman's account of her life with the Moon's is correct, this is a horrifying story of religious deception. I don't know who's worse - the drunken, drug addicted thug of a husband (one of the sinless race of children to come from the heavenly parents) or the mother-in-law who spends hard earned donation money by the thousands as though she's a character straight out of Dynasty !  For all the pain and humiliation the author had to endure, her story is also hilariously funny. Just when you think reverand moon can't top himself any further with his crazy revelations - he does ! Just check out the following: 1. Moon says his dead son is now above jesus in the spirit world - jesus is happily taking orders from him. 2. Moon marries his dead son to a living woman, as only married people can get into heaven - that's St. Paul screwed then ! 3. Seeing as jesus died single, moon marries him off to an elderley korean woman - Mrs Christ ? 4. Moon proclaims himself emporer of the universe - how exactly he's going to get out and tour his new empire is anyone's guess ! 5. Moon says his dead son's spirit has posessed a zimbabwian man - who proceeds to go around beating up other members of the church, which moon approves of. 6. After one beating too many, moon anounces his son's spirit has gone back to heaven. The zimbabwian man doesn't agree however and returns to africa proclaiming himself as a rival messiah !
Absolutely priceless - if you put all this into a movie no one would ever believe it. But turn it into a religion and you'll have followers by the millions.

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OMG I Just Happened To Give This Book A Try And I Am So Glad I Did. This Is A Must Read For Everyone. Mr Menapace Is A Wonderful Author. He Knows How To Keep You Captivated In The Story. Looking Forward To Reading More Of His Books!!!


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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: Jack of all trades, master of none

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: 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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I am a self-admitted binge reader. There is nothing more that I love than diving into a series and reading every single one, cover to cover, back to back. Somehow the fact that this is the first book in Elizabeth Hunter's Cambio Springs series escaped me (well, there's the short story, but that doesn't really count if you ask me... I read that too, of course) and I dove into this little book of awesome and read it in about a day and a half. I'm going to read Ted and Alex's short story shortly, and then again right before the full-length comes out this fall, but I'm holding off for a bit because I am kicking myself for loving this book so much. But the wait is surely going to kill me, and now I'm regretting jumping the gun and reading it so fast.

I will try to review without spoilers, because I hate reading along and then all of a sudden BAM spoiler and I get mad. So no spoilers here. And I may be biased, because I just discovered Elizabeth Hunter with her Beatrice/Giovanni series and I'm totally in love with her writing style. So there is a certain measure of bias for her as an author *disclaimer*

I didn't know if it was possible to love a Hunter series more than Elemental, but Cambrio Springs is that for me. I love that it seems more "modern", and that it's set in the deserts of California (one of my favorite places...) and that it embraces Native leanings. I love the characters, I love Hunter's descriptive writing style, I love the love story without being over the top graphic (like JR Ward, although I do love me some JR Ward!!) - I just finished book two of Bea/Gio's story, so I don't know if the love scenes change there, but I did enjoy that aspect of Cambio Springs more than Elemental. They seemed more real, more connected to the characters, more urgent, than Bea/Gio.

I also love that Hunter is self-published - it makes me want to support her!! I would just be rambling if I were to continue at this point, so I will stop and let my 5 stars speak for me. Fun, interesting, modern paranormal romance book that isn't over the top or incredibly unbelievable, and the author is self-published which I think is great.

I will gladly be purchasing every title by Elizabeth Hunter. I will gladly read each one as quickly as I possibly can while sacrificing my housework and sleep, and then I will sit on my hands so I don't check her website like a freak, waiting for tidbits about her next release dates. Now excuse me - I have to go check her website to confirm when Cambio Springs book two comes out...

This is great, why are you even reading a review... buy this now!


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Question: The Devil in the White City

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


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There are many different size bags and while I had purchased different bag that broke in the past these are bags are more sturdy. The holes in the bags are extra small that allow the items to be washed yet prevent items from being hooked in them. The zippers are also extra thoughtful with them having a spot to hook into which was an issue I've had with bags I've purchased in the past.
Would buy again!

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I have read all of Grace Octavia's past novels and must admit this one struck a chord with me.  I was drawn in from the first line of this page-turner as I followed the story of what makes a good marriage go bad.

Dawn and Reginald have that fight-for-it-love that's rare in this day and time. They have their ups and downs but love each other and are committed to making their marriage work. Then along comes Sasha, a "friend" who sets their world atilt and makes them question everything they thought was good about their union.

Readers and lovers of drama, action, and comeuppance will enjoy this heartfelt story of betrayal and redemption. Furthermore, it will make any woman in a shaky marriage get together a secret stash.


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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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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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Ian and Fiona meet again after a 50 year separation caused by Fiona's fear for Ian's life. The danger is still there but this time they can't turn away from their feelings for each other. Determined to eliminate the danger to be together they forge ahead. What transpires is an amazing story that only Katie Reus can spin.
Her paranormal series is my favorite. From vampires to wolf shifters to dragons she keeps the suspense and interest flowing. Discover this talented author for yourself, read this book. You won't be disappointed, enjoy.

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I use to love this but for some reason this smelled like an old lady and didn't absorb as well as I remembered... I either grew out of it or they changed their formula...

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Comfortable but after not even two hours of use, a hole is the the rear of the pants appeared. You get what you pay for.

UPDATE:  After dealing with the above issue, the seller contacted me and replaced the defective pair almost immediately after contacting me. So far I have had no issues with my new pair.

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Again.

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I loved it!  I have read it 11 times . Roark is my idol but my individuality is intact, thanks to ms Rand. Once in a millenium book. Do not miss it!

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This was an interesting way to present narcissists.  Having lived with one, I have almost no understanding of how this personality disorder develops.  After reading this book, I still don't know for sure, but I understand the fallout better.  I knew I was being manipulated and had to harden myself to the slings and arrows.  Most of my other family members call me a saint. I read this book after the narcissist in my life died, and I'm still trying to figure her out.  If you are involved with a narcissist, get far away if you can.  I couldn't.  If you are a narcissist, try and get help.  Nobody likes you!

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Item arrived in a 2 days, had questions about the item. Seller offered the best customer service I've ever experienced on Amazon.

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It makes me very happy that so many ike this CD. Our blood and guts are all over this album.
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I have always been interested in alternate health products but it's only in the last 12 months that I have become aware of Healing Clays. They have been used for human and animal welfare for thousands of years by indigenous and tribal peoples. Now these clays are back in favour because they are easy to use, effective and environmentally safe. Michel Abehsera's book describes the uses of clay for treating human ailments but the uses are only limited by your imagination. I mix it to a paste with coconut oil and use it on my horses for skin rashes, bites, weepy eyes and as an addition to their feed. I use the same mixture as a toothpaste for myself but I am careful to keep the 2 pots separate! Michel's book is easy to read, and although written in the 70s it is still timely. He does not acknowledge that Australia has excellent healing clays but that's ok. In the 70s they didn't have Google.

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I am a self-admitted binge reader. There is nothing more that I love than diving into a series and reading every single one, cover to cover, back to back. Somehow the fact that this is the first book in Elizabeth Hunter's Cambio Springs series escaped me (well, there's the short story, but that doesn't really count if you ask me... I read that too, of course) and I dove into this little book of awesome and read it in about a day and a half. I'm going to read Ted and Alex's short story shortly, and then again right before the full-length comes out this fall, but I'm holding off for a bit because I am kicking myself for loving this book so much. But the wait is surely going to kill me, and now I'm regretting jumping the gun and reading it so fast.

I will try to review without spoilers, because I hate reading along and then all of a sudden BAM spoiler and I get mad. So no spoilers here. And I may be biased, because I just discovered Elizabeth Hunter with her Beatrice/Giovanni series and I'm totally in love with her writing style. So there is a certain measure of bias for her as an author *disclaimer*

I didn't know if it was possible to love a Hunter series more than Elemental, but Cambrio Springs is that for me. I love that it seems more "modern", and that it's set in the deserts of California (one of my favorite places...) and that it embraces Native leanings. I love the characters, I love Hunter's descriptive writing style, I love the love story without being over the top graphic (like JR Ward, although I do love me some JR Ward!!) - I just finished book two of Bea/Gio's story, so I don't know if the love scenes change there, but I did enjoy that aspect of Cambio Springs more than Elemental. They seemed more real, more connected to the characters, more urgent, than Bea/Gio.

I also love that Hunter is self-published - it makes me want to support her!! I would just be rambling if I were to continue at this point, so I will stop and let my 5 stars speak for me. Fun, interesting, modern paranormal romance book that isn't over the top or incredibly unbelievable, and the author is self-published which I think is great.

I will gladly be purchasing every title by Elizabeth Hunter. I will gladly read each one as quickly as I possibly can while sacrificing my housework and sleep, and then I will sit on my hands so I don't check her website like a freak, waiting for tidbits about her next release dates. Now excuse me - I have to go check her website to confirm when Cambio Springs book two comes out...

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A great movie!  Taking awards all around.  This story was originally a stage play, and it has a certain inherent dramatic poetry and over-the-top characterization native to the stage.  The young actress is all you've heard and more!  Some extremely strange and moving scenes, for example, the 4 little girls dancing in the arms of the caring ladies...  This will be a cult classic forever.

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 ordered this ring for my husband, it arrived very promptly but unfortunatley I ordered the wrong size. I got a response right away from Metal Masters they asked me to return it which I just did and they would exchange it for me. My husband loved the ring it looks way more expensive than it is, my husband thought I bought it at Zales, I havn't corrected him.
Anyway great product for the price and very good prompt customer Service. Thank you Metal Masters.

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There seems to be a rising genre where the characters are so stupid, so unlikeable, an so unbelievable that we are supposed to find them funny just for that reason.  I do not know any term for that, but let us call in "Andersonian" after Wes Anderson.  This is a Irish example of an "Andersonian" film.  If you like this sort of thing, OK,  I for one could not stand it.  It wasn't funny.  It wasn't endearing. It seemed to have no point, and I certainly could not relate to the characters.  It was only 110 minutes, but it seemed like many hours.

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I Have Made a Terrible Mistake

So if I buy something on Amazon I like to sort it by the best rated. Usually that leads me to something I end up liking.

My fellow reviewers, you have been a tremendous help, but this worked out badly.

The damn stuff falls apart. Who thought this texture was a good idea? Nothing personal, guys, but I don't see what you're going for with this. Such weird texture.

Whatever, so I ate it heroically. I tried grating it in a fancy cheese grater. Meh. Tried melting it. Also meh. I shared it with the fam. They seemed OK with it. Not a total waste.

I hated seeing it in my fridge, the yellow rectangle b*stards.

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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I received my Kindle in August as a gift and have grown to love it.

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I bought an Expert Shield for my Fujifilm X100F and loved it. I thought I would try one for my phone, and love it too. I damaged it, but customer service sent two replacement screen. They stand behind their product with actions... not just words. Thanks Expert Shield!

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I use to love this but for some reason this smelled like an old lady and didn't absorb as well as I remembered... I either grew out of it or they changed their formula...

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First off, let me say that this album (both discs) is brilliant.  I give it 4 1/2 stars.  Musically, i would give it 5 stars, but i think it doesn't quite live up to the potential it had.  Nearly every song on here is amazing, but like many other reviewers have pointed out, by splitting the album up it doesn't combine the skills of Big Boi and Andre 3000 into one cohesive whole.  Speakerboxxx is missing the innovation and slower tempo songs of previous albums, while The Love Below is missing the crucial hip-hop element.  However, i like this album better than Stankonia, because it was just too much of a mish-mash of styles, and also the only Outkast CD I can't listen to straight through.  By splitting this album into two separate halves, it seems more organized and also gives insight into the different influences of the group.
  As other people have said, Andre 3000 is just too good of an MC to not rap on the majority of his tracks.  I like his album a lot, but i don't think it quite fits in with the Outkast aesthetic.  I would like to hear more songs like this from him in the future, but i think they would work better as a side project, similar to the N.E.R.D. CD, even though it wouldn't find as large of an audience as an Outkast album would.
  Still, I think this album is a must buy for any Outkast fan and any fan of quality music in general.  Contrary to what others have said, if you are a fan of underground music such as Def Jux like I am, this is still worth buying.  I actually bought this and Aesop Rock's Bazooka Tooth together, and think that both albums are pushing rap in a new direction.  I think Outkast is one of the few mainstream groups putting out creative material, and deserves to be recognized for it.
  By the way, to those who don't know, hip-hop is not dead, dying, or in need of a savior.  Just because you don't see thought provoking rap on MTV doesn't mean it doesn't exist.  Dig a little deeper and check artists like El-P, Atmosphere, Zion I, and RJD2 just to name a few.  To anyone who likes Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, I highly recommend buying Aesop Rock's Labor Days and Zion I's Mind Over Matter, both available on this site.  You won't be disappointed.

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Easy to read and totally motivating !!!!

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It doesn't fit my ear well and tends to fall off occasionally.  It also tends to disconnect my conversation when shut off and plugged in to charge, instead of switching to the speaker of my Samsung S-III.  Also, when pressing the answer button, it sometimes DISCONNECTS instead of answering the incoming call.

it took quite awhile to get here and then it wasn't what I thought it was : ( unfortunately for me.


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Received these locks and loved them but unfortunately they didn't match all the rest of my house. So I asked to replace them with the polished brass locks and the NuSet customer lady, Priscilla, was awesome! She said no problem, and I have sent back the oiled bronze sets and my polished brass sets are on their way! I was so impressed with the whole experience!!!

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