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Picked a kindle single-College Unbound: The future of higher education and what it means for students. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B77UE06/ref=oh_d__o01_details_o01__i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Pretty cool site http://fstoppers.com/vintage-crime-scene-photos-superimposed-on-modern-ny-streets-warning-graphic

Just finished Roosevelt and Pearl Harbor by Leonard Baker. Each chapter is dedicated to a month of 1941 and documents the march to war and how Roosevelt managed a balancing act between helping England and pacifying the pacifists at home who wanted to lied down stupidly in front of aggression...

Is it possible to write about what is not in your heart or what moves you and write a good book?

Anything technological drives me nuts. You have my honest and sincere sympathies, glad it could be resolved. I would love to see a forum of Luddites though.......:p

If the Syrian artillery pieces are bombed, do any children get chemical shells lobbed at them? If there are no Syrian artillery officers due to them being killed or running from incoming shells and bombs, do the children suffocate due to sarin gas? Then, we have a solution. Then again perhaps...

Steinbeck was not about gratuitous violence and "darkness" in and of itself. He had a larger statement about mankind and the values that we hold as important. Crime & Punishment featured a murder, was Dostoyevsky glorifying crime? Was Les Miserable about how children should suffer? Quite...

An excellent review, thanks for posting. Steinbeck's strength is what good literature should be. That being, holding a reflective mirror to society and to remind people of their flaws and that we can be better. It's a critical lens and is one that we don't get from politicians. In this...

Quite an impressive list. Not sure if I would have chosen a number of those books, but then again, it's a list of books to at least read once, not necessarily believe are the best things created in their respective times...

Big speech by Obama coming up tomorrow(tuesday). Peace prize awarded prematurely?..........perhaps so. http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/09/politics/syria-poll-main/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

New gripe-I've discovered that with some ebooks, a quoted portion to begin the chapter, presents as two letters in a descending line going on for a few clicks, depending upon the length of the quote. It would be like: we ha ve no th in gt of ea rb ut fe ar it se lf. Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!

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A more correct answer would've been "HAD you purchased an ebook, you would still have time to make a claim."

Good thread creating so far, hope you stick around. :cool:

Awfully presumptuous on your part don't you think? The state attorneys general website is all you need to know. Be doubtful and verify. https://ebooksagsettlements.com/Home.aspx "If you bought qualifying E-books through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Apple, Sony, or Google, but you have not...

I also have Getting Things Done! I've only read the prologue. I like the premise of the book and agree that the nature of work has fundamentally changed to such a degree, that simply getting a planner isn't going to cut it. The hardest thing for me, is to advance more than one item across...

On a similar note, I went to the state fair and saw a snake woman and a cow with two heads.

You got me curious gerard, what have you done in the past and what do others do that you know. I'm not a writer by any means, so I'm curious what your perspective is.

Glad to have you back Ell.:) You're the ICEing on the cake.:p You don't want to know my opinion of things right now.

One of my favorite all time movies. :)