Amazon.com: Group Therapy: Above. I’ve been listening to this album as well. I think it is fantastic. Amazons suggestions are pretty good. One of them I didn’t like, but everything else has worked out. If you like BT you will probably like this.
Amazon.com: Confessions of a Prairie Bitch: How I Survived Nellie Oleson and Learned to Love Being Hated (9780061962141): Alison Arngrim: Books. This is a funny and touching book about the other side of Nellie Olsen. I hated her as a child, but I would not have if I had known her real history. Reviews of this are overwhelming positive. I would suggest this is a must read book for this year.
Gregs Cable Map – StumbleUpon. This is very cool. I wonder how much this cost? Apparently this is something from Microsoft. Still good work.
Amazon.com: Its a Jungle in There: Inspiring Lessons, Hard-Won Insights, and Other Acts of Entrepreneurial Daring 9781402762895: Steven Schussler, Marvin Karlins: Books. This had some interesting personal stories, but it’s a difficult read. The content is boring and it reads like a self-help book.
This is an annoying side effect. Has anyone suffered from this?
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Amazon.com: White Coat, Black Hat: Adventures on the Dark Side of Medicine 9780807061428: Carl Elliot: Books. This was an interesting book. It is disappointing how people who are trusted with so much education and responsibility abuse it. I suppose that one of the risks of capitalism is that too many desperate people are willing to cut corners. I wish that we as a society made compassion for others more important than money.
Amazon.com: Why Men Wont Ask for Directions: The Seductions of Sociobiology 9780691057576: Richard C. Francis: Books. I don’t like the black/white thinking typified in this book. He makes unnecessary statements that don’t support/refute the argument. He doesn’t present the information impartially, and the worst part is that he tried to hide himself behind “science”. I would avoid this book unless you like Sociobiology and controversy.
Amazon.com: The Way I See It: A Look Back at My Life on Little House 9780762759705: Melissa Anderson: Books. This was disappointing. It was more a guide to the episodes than the motivations and feelings behind things. I was hoping for more behind the scenes info and this book did not have it. I would skip this one.
