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>> Fascinating Story
Wow This book tells the true story of Henrietta Lacks and her family s attempts at understanding how her cells have impacted science It is part medical research history part human interest and part science lesson Civil rights and patient s medical rights are also woven in throughout the book I w

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Three Cups of Tea With Headphones Playaway Adult Nonfiction
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>> A Treasure
There are few books in life that a person would forever keep at his side and of those select few I treasure this one most I find solace in the pages of this book especially in my most trying times and this is because those precious words contained within them remind me that difficulty is always

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Liar s Poker
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>> Terrific portrait of 1980s Wall Street before the MBAs arrived
If you want to know what the big Wall Street bond firms were like before the MBAs took over this is the book It s a great portrait of 1980s Wall Street the way that traders and investment bankers used to appear in the eyes of the young MBAs they hired and the ridiculous training that newcomer

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Courage and Consequence My Life as a Conservative in the Fight
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>> Setting Bush s record straight
A well written clarification of the President s accomplishments and yes some significant mistakes A book like this from an insider who was so close to the facts is much needed to counter the reporting by a media that on the whole tended to be politically biased against President Bush


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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Best price on Godless How an Evangelical Preacher Became One of America s Leading Atheists order it now

Author : Dan Barker
Total Page : 392
Publisher : Ulysses Press
Publication Date : 2008 09 01

Godless How an Evangelical Preacher Became One of America s Leading Atheists
>> Exceptional
This book really hit the spot I am a former bible college student and I can think of no better mind to help mine than someone who has been there too This book supported my efforts to do what I had struggled to do for years get honest instead of continuing to play games with observable facts
>> The verdict still out
Sometimes the reviews are as entertaining as the books This is written on my kindle apologies for typos I have an interest in human nature psychology and philosophy as well as metaphysics and basic instinct I never cease to be amazed at the human condition or thought processes My lack of certain belief would lead some reviews to say i was forced into religion as a child NOT had trama as a child that caused doubt who hasnt chose to doubt because its popular funny i hadnt noticed with the flood of christian recruiters everywhere or that i must have a lack of interest in religion also false as i am very curious and try to learn as much as possible about varied religions Im not motivated by money as others suggested not one person has dropped by to drop off a load of cash for my research efforts I still havent read of the adult trama the author suffered that drove him away as one reviewer suggests Nor am i callous tu suffering and for the reviewer who suggests atheists are reticent to debate highly emotionally charged debates on morals be thankful we havent met Most interesting was while one questions what would impel man to be moral under atheism another touts that they wouldnt live their life differently if they were atheist so they arent missing anything Hmmmmmm very interesting indeed can i get an amen here Lol hilarious What has always troubled me is how many self professed christians have never fully read the bible Whats more frightening is the ones who have that dont question some of the insanity Ive only scraped the surface myself and will continue to study but starting at the start why arent more people troubled by some of these stories Genesis 19 30 38 the tale of Lots daughters who got their father drunk so they could become impregnated by him Really Justifiably of course they did this because there was no man to lay with them as is the custom all over earth This should not be shocking because just prior to that Genesis 19 1 8 Lot offers his virginal daughters up for sex to disuade the angry townsfolk from raping the visiting angels who have sheltered in his home Oh then that crazy Judah sleeps with his sons wife whom he mistook as a street prostitute Before he realizes it was his daughter in law that he patronized he learns that Tamar is a prostitute who is now pregnant from her escapades he cries out for her to be burned to death That is until he realizes he himself is the father or Tamars child Oops well nevermind that Genesis 38 6 25 I could go on and on and with determination I will get thru this trollop beginning to end and woe be the jaunty fundamentalist who seeks to debate my moral substance based on religion Bring it Furthermore plenty of the story just doesnt make sense How could we be created in Gods likeness and be so inherently evil Why do we believe we had to be created yet the almighty just IS How is it ok to cruelly mistreat the animals we eat Oh right I forgot because god said they are ours to be ruled over How silly of me Of course animals are nothing more than property at our disposal They dont have feelings Only unenlightened human arogance would believe that we are so special that we are above all the laws of nature and balance Only human ego would believe that it is our godly duty to fill the earth with our progeny destroying everything in our paths In a modern world where it is clear that we have reigned ourselves pun intended into a corner completely depleting the earth of everything we need to survive many still believe this is the path we are meant to take We have to eat two apples today to get the nutrition of one apple just 20 years ago A clear sign that we are in real trouble as a species But dont worry folks God has a plan to get us out of this mess As we approach the certainty that we have overpopulated the planet to the point of certain disaster take comfort that the rapture is near at hand Keep faith that our rescue must be just around the corner Yes lets hope so because the alternative in another 500 years is looking pretty grim Never in history has one species ruled so supremely that it has elimiated itself Natural predators in the wild destroy their young to prevent just such suffering in the long run The planet itself has a peculiar way of keeping the checks and balances But of course we must be special somehow above the obvious laws of nature We are so smart right Ticket to mars anyone I would encourage everyone to devour as much knowledge as possible research every possible theory or angle and use your head This book is interesting as well as many other view points It doesnt take god to know what is wrong here PS For a reaonable fee I will be happy to rescue your beloved pets after the rapture
>> Overcoming childhood training
Godless is one of the best descriptions of how a person steeped in religion finally recognized it for what it was and changed to atheism The task was exceedingly difficult and unfortunately few are able to make this change The hope of this book is to show others with deep religious training that they also can cast off the bondage of religion and open the door to rational thinking

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Save price on Titan The Life of John D Rockefeller Sr is the best

Author : Ron Chernow
Total Page : 832
Publisher : Vintage
Publication Date : 2004 03 30

Titan The Life of John D Rockefeller Sr
>> book
My husband really enjoyed reading this biography He could hardly put the book down Well written and very interesting
>> Titan
An amazing book to read not only was the book so enthralling I wanted to read more after I finished reading it as a result I bought the dvd to learn more about this great man and understand his life and business better I also got some education from the business practices he implemented as well as learned how much of an impact his business had on society and how we are still impacted by his businesses today some 140 years later If your in business or what to be in business this is a must read book surely to have a positive affect on you
>> Amazing
I don t usually read books like this however I found Titan to be exceptional It is well written and tells a fascinating story Moreover it provides many insights into the times during which Rockefeller lived

Cheapest price for Drinking A Love Story

Author : Caroline Knapp
Total Page : 258
Publisher : The Dial Press
Publication Date : 1996 05 02

Drinking A Love Story
>> so boring I couldnt even finish it
This book was all over the map None of her stories made any type of timeline She jumped back and forth and gave looooong descriptions of too many incidents The book made no sense Just some half asses self analysis with a few stories thrown in for variety I would like my money back for this one
>> Jarring but eye opening account on the life of an alcoholic
A sad story that offers and heart wrenching truthful account on the life of an alcoholic This book will dispell many stereotypes and give you an new persepective on the disease of alcoholism A good read
>> From one alcoholic to another
There are certainly better books to inspire or encourage a person with the disease A Drinking Man s Life etc This book was laborious With due respect to the author this seemed to be therapy for her vs education or help for others As a recovering drunk I feel there are SO MANY ways to explain the problem and the solutions w/AA Very little offered in this book

Monday, October 18, 2010

Gifted Hands reviews

Author : Ben Carson
Total Page : 232
Publisher : Review Herald Pub Assn
Publication Date : 1990 06

Gifted Hands
>> Great reading
After seeing the movie it is good to read the book and get the REAL story This doctor is amazing not because of his medical prowess necessarily but as a human being and brother in Christ What a loving man And his mother I wish my mother would have been more proactive in my life She is a great human being but a little push would have gone a long way Dr Carson and his brother have reaped the harvest of a loving caring and spiritual home Thank you for writing about your feelings in this book Hope Cross
>> gifted hands book
This book is a inspiration to all involved in the health care field and having faith in oneself to fulfilling your dreams You can do anything you set your mind to conquer Great book
>> Inspiring book must reed
I red this book many years ago and it was inspiring for me then through my university education and is still today at my work I ordered this book for a friend of mine who does not understand Croatian but I m glad that this book is available in Croatian launguage as well This book is a great gift to both children and adults

Cheapest price for Letter to My Daughter order it now

Author : Maya Angelou
Total Page : 192
Publisher : Random House Trade Paperbacks
Publication Date : 2009 10 27

Letter to My Daughter
>> Not as heavy in the lecturing as some of her books
I was disappointed there was not a daughter but premise is okay
Interesting background of author pretty horrible a couple times
I admire her tenacity maybe got some of that from her mother Still
she was odd It would have probably have answered questions that arouse
during the reading if the author explained her mothers behavior more
A lack of responsibility bothered me a little The poetry section was
good Angelou s preachy tendencies were less apparent than in other books
All in all it was okay
>> ok
Ok I wanted more from this book it could have been so much better seller was good
>> another good one by a living legend
Letters to my daughter was a great read and i enjoyed reading with my youn daughter and we both got a lot from it i am a big fan of hers and she never lets me down She is a living Legend I also love why do caged birds sing

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Where to buy Benjamin Franklin An American Life order it now

Author : Walter Isaacson
Publisher : Simon Schuster Audio
Publication Date : 2003 07 01

Benjamin Franklin An American Life
>> Great overview of Benjamin Franklin and his times
I felt this book was a very helpful and interesting introduction to Ben Franklin I liked it even more than I had expected to and I would certainly recommend it to others It provides a great sense of both the man and his times One of my favorite parts was the end when Isaacson provides an overview of how people have responded to Franklin s views over time including our time Ben Franklin is such a central figure in American history and this book is an engaging way to learn about him


>> Another poorly done biography by Isaacson
Anyone who wants to understand Benjamin Franklin would be well served by reading Steven Johnson s book The Invention of Air which is mostly about Joseph Priestley but often mentions Franklin The Johnson book does a fine job of showing that aspect of Franklin to which the disappointing Isaacson book gives short shrift Franklin the scientist

The Isaacson biography is also sorely disappointing because it is so what So pedestrian so conventional so obviously a poor rehashing of much better Franklin biographies that preceded this one One wonders why Isaacson even bothered to write the book Money perhaps Whatever his motivation the result is poor

I felt much the same about Isaacson s biography of another intriguing personage Albert Enstein In that book Isaacson manages to fog up the science because the physics in question obviously overwhelms his ability to comprehend it much less write about it although he tries anyway to the dismay and confusion of the unfortunate reader

But Isaacson as any layperson could understand the science that Franklin explored and was so important to in his era Indeed Franklin was primarily known during his time as a scientist not a politician/statesman And Isaacson fails to capture that in his book Instead we just get another humdrum biography apparently churned out for a buck Too bad

I do wish Isaacson would stop writing biographies at least about those people I admire
>> Placing Franklin in Context
Well written readable and balanced Presents the unappreciated breadth and depth of Franklin s contributions while not glossing over his lack of emotional commitment The chapter tracing the wax and wane of American appreciation of Franklin with the passage of time alone is nearly worth the price of the book

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Author : Robert Baer
Total Page : 284
Publisher : Crown
Publication Date : 2002

SEE NO EVIL
>> America s Favorite CIA Case Officer Goes Direct to the People
See No Evil is many books in one It s a biography telling a very interesting story about how life s twists and turns shaped a young man such that he was identified by the CIA as good agent material Baer s unusual upbringing had the advantage of giving him the ability to operate in any country independently and keep his wits about himself This is also a history book weaving a tale of many events with which Baer played a role as an intelligence gatherer The events have to do mainly with violence in the Middle East and the constant power struggle there Last See No Evil is a general book about intelligence and the CIA complete with information that should be helpful to reform the Agency

The most important aspect of this book is the picture it shows of the Central Intelligence Agency and its role in government We all know from the newspapers that human intelligence was underutilized and not trusted compared to high tech signal and satellite intelligence and the U S government now recognizes this and plans to correct the problem Beyond that however are the underlying problems that make human intelligence a chronic problem for government There will continue to be a lack of human intelligence which takes many years to build up and because the political system does not readily allow human intelligence to thrive

Baer shows how many of the important people at the CIA the remaining and flourishing old boy network enhance careers by avoiding risk Some create paperwork making it appear as if they re busy while cooperatively censoring intelligence politicians would find inconvenient Others are true professionals and risk their lives doing what they were hired to do The true professionals in doing their job jeopardize their careers by definition For example a case officer operating in a foreign and hostile environment would naturally have to associate with foreign nationals In doing so the case officer is exposed to investigations related to any number of charges such as providing secret information to a foreign intelligence agent The mere act of a case officer doing his or her job is professionally risky Human intelligence work when done properly is not necessarily good for one s career

Baer reaches out through his books to get public support for the stated mission of the CIA Politicians of either party probably will never voluntarily allow the Agency to do its job appropriately due to inherent conflicts of interests Namely top politicians need intelligence that suits their political purposes whether to award contracts to donor corporations or conduct a political career enhancing foreign policy But facts are supposed to be neutral and intelligence personnel are charged with getting to the truth whatever it is Therefore the CIA probably benefits by having advocates such as Baer to inform the public about the need for non politicized intelligence

After listening to the audio version of See No Evil twice ably read by the author I feel a bit pessimistic about quick reform of the intelligence community I don t know how the intelligence community can avoid being politicized Career rewards for shaping intelligence to fit policy are too great a temptation for the all the CIA s upper echelon to avoid I think However this may be a common problem for all governments The matter then becomes one of relativity How politicized is our intelligence community compared to others See No Evil does not address that question but hopefully Baer will produce another good book that does

>> Telling account of the Middle East
Baer is a skilled historian having actually been a part of the recent history of the CIA His account of the American politics with the Middle East is enlightening to say the least

Politics and intelligence is all too often politicized for unnecessary agendas but Baer seems to be able to disassociate from the potential for pointing fingers and accusing a political group for the failure of CIA operations Instead the failure is one of bureaucratic leaders afraid to take a risk for intelligence

The author takes the reader through a journey from his days of uncertainty as a grad student the highly secretive spy training and his own journey in finding Iran at the root of all evil While the book focuses on his entirety in the CIA and takes the reader through the timeline of events Baer is quick to reference how each event built upon the previous and the evidence continued to lead back to Iran

No doubt this book s popularity and poignant nature spawned his following book The Devil We Know
>> let down
I m surprised at the large number of favorable reviews I was very excited to read this book from the description but ended up disappointed It started out great describing what it was like to join the CIA and the training etc Then it begins to get dense with names and details and the bigger picture gets obscured

There is a whole lot of complaining in the book and when I read a book like this I must always remember that hindsight is 20/20 It is very easy to criticize decisions in the past when the outcomes have already been determined Nonetheless the author does present some valid overarching criticisms of the CIA and I m sure the CIA would do well to heed them

The author does not give a lot of historical context to his situations and I think that hurts the quality of this work
Unless you are a die hard CIA enthusiast you may want to pass on this one There are other better books that expose the CIA

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More Blood More Sweat and Another Cup of Tea
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The Blind Side Evolution of a Game
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>> Casual football fans will love this book
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In Defense of Food An Eater s Manifesto
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Eat food Not too much Mostly plants writes Pollan It s been a few weeks since I read the book and I still remember that Words to live by The book expands on those simple sentences in the subsequent chapters The book is short and well written and dare I say life changing I was already a f

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>> just ok
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>> Good read
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