Amazon.com: Making the World Work Better: The Ideas That Shaped a Century and a Company (9780132755108): Kevin Maney, Steve Hamm, Jeffrey O\’Brien: Books. This is a terrible book. Unless you are working in the HR or PR department for IBM this is filled with half-truths and corporate credo’s. I like the pictures though.
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: Rocksmith: Playstation 3: Video Games. I have a friend who bought this and loves it. Apparently you can use a real guitar and plug it into this system. This could be a great way to learn guitar skills.
Amazon.com: Hands of Light: A Guide to Healing Through the Human Energy Field (9780553345391): Barbara Brennan, Jos. A. Smith: Books. I thought this had some interesting things to say. I don’t agree with everything she had to say. For the time it was published it was good, but it has been superseded by newer information.
This is a fairly balanced view of the different services. I don’t trust Amazon after they disabled and deleted content off the device. Just one time of being disrespected is enough.
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.
Netflix vs. Amazon Prime Instant Streaming. It seems clear from this review that Netflix is still the better value. Although Amazon Prime is only roughly a dollar less, it has far less titles. Nice try Amazon! The video quality does seem to be higher however.
Amazon.com: Creole Serendipity Books 9780843176315: Stephen Cosgrove, Robin James: Books. The serendipity series and the Sweet Pickles are two of my favorite childhood series. This book teaches an important moral lesson that has always stayed with me. I was thinking of something related tonight and thought of this book. Even 30 years later meaningful things are close to heart.