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Listened to the verdict on satellite radio, I'm quite surprised, wow. o_O

Mine enjoys the Amelia Bedelia series, Jack London'sThe Call of the Wild, and I would even check into the AR reading series if his school has it.

I went to the library today and after picking up John McCullough's John Adams for my audiobook selection, I happened upon Patriot of Persia. I'm exactly half-way through the book and it's a good page turner. The book relies heavily on political events and personal anecdotes regarding Muhammad...

I love this time period, definitely one where people believed technology and reason would lead us to continual improvement in all matters of life. Yet another BTR!

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Saw this and remembered this thread. :) Gaming Mr. Darcy-What Jane Austen teaches us about economics

I'm just on pins and needles wondering about the Trayvon Martin verdict. I'm on my third pot of coffee, not sure if I can handle another day of deliberations if they can't reach a decision today. Anyone else besides yours truly and Peder in the same boat?o_O

Collective Soul-Named from The Fountainhead.

Men in black 3. For being a sequel, it was equally as good as the first MIB. #2 was dreadful, just terrible. 3 was good stuff.:star3:

:eek:Ravelstein LOL

In '93, I was stopped in the Denver International Airport by a Hare Krishna. The dude gave me his spiel and I was just weirded out. The guy did give me a copy of the Bhagavad-Gita and I have to say that at the time, I was very impressed. I particularly enjoy the exchanges between Arjuna and...

Atlas Shrugged & Lord of the Rings most unfinished books.

LOL-Perhaps a clarification is due. Peterson is one who could be characterized as a "deficit hawk" and he's been on that branch for a LONG time. To him, "growing up" would mean not printing money left and right to pay for social services and obligations owed to people through social security...

Just finished: :eek: Currency wars: The making of the next financial crisis by James Rickards. :eek: Some books come at you with a clear set agenda. The Fed is run by the Bildergers, the Illuminati, or the midnight shift at a Kenosha Burger King. This guy equally skewers Keynesian...

Jessica and her family lived in Texas. I didn't know about the '71 Oklahoma case. Learn something new every day. :)

I think those gals could drink us under the table sparky.

Finished this one a month ago and really liked it. While he was very controversial, I enjoyed his wit and writing style concerning his cancer treatment and impending death. My favorite lines? and This is not a topic that lot of people can write about in such a refreshing and uplifting...

Just checked out your website, absolutely love it! I also plunked down some change and purchased The Empty Chair. I love the book design covers btw, the one with the chick covered in blood definitely stood out, I will probably get that one too.

An update of sorts-this audio book interest has started out really well. When I turn off the ignition, I know the CD player will start right up where I left off, I just have to remind my wife to turn off the radio knob if she drives.:D I'm on CD 6 of 10 and the action has definitely been...

What a good find! I read The professor and the madman. Winchester does an exceptional job of telling a great story, while stringing in facts and neat to know minutiae that otherwise, would put you to sleep.