I wasn't overly impressed, unfortunately. I didn't find this book to be a psychological thriller, and I found it only somewhat suspenseful. It seemed a bit anti-climactic.

i'm early 50 of age and this song, as well as this artist are 1 of my top 5,me being a one time decent musician, if it counts.who else still does shows, without digital help,that still sells out. besides .i can't name 2 songs of his I don't like.

These are definitely some great stainless steel solar garden lights. I live in Chicago and during the daylight savings things are pretty dark in the morning and then in the late afternoon. I have a couple of solar spot lights that light up my alleyway door, but being in the third floor with a iron porch I like to use the outdoors as much as possible even during the winter. I have only installed 3 of the 6 solar lights, I used a few black zip ties and attachment them securely to the corner posts, to my surprise with just 3 of these lights there is enough power to brighten up my deck. Super pleased and happy. I am sure once I am done installing the other 3 lights I will be able to finally say that my porch is lighted and ready to enjoy some cold nights outdoors.

this controller was needed when i put an FMF pipe of my 2015 crf 250 L and K&N air filter. i live in a cold area hondas are always cold blooded even tho they are fuel injected after you program little extra gas it starts like a champion trust me well work getting, hands down easy install for the enhancement of your bike.

Another reviewer said that the worst story was Kevin Moffett's "Further Interpretation of Real-Life Events." I must disagree -- that is my favorite story of the collection! It's honest, funny, poignant. Another story I liked was "Into Silence" by Marlin Barton. A lot of the stories in this collection are cold and depressing. These two stories have more warmth and human feeling, in my opinion.

This is IT--for soups, stews, and anything else that you need...it is the ideal size for one or two people--or even more depending on what you're cooking. A decent-sized chicken or pot roast fits perfectly. This pot WILL last forever--when my Mom remarried, my stepdad had one in orange in the house from the 60's and except for an age patina on the outside (gas stove) the INSIDE was still perfect, and it still makes the best food I've ever tasted. Your soup/stews will NOT burn or stick--during my first "test flight" with my pot, I accidentally got on the phone whilst making chicken soup (ooops)...While the skinside of the chicken was a bit browner where it had been against the enamel, it didn't stick, even though the stockpot was at rolling boil. BTW, this also makes killer baked beans and other one-dish wonders...case in point; Farberware's handles are only good up to 275 degrees F or so; these babies can and do go up to 450--this means that if you wanted to (let's say) make chicken n dumplings and then finish it in a high oven, you could. JUST STOP READING THIS REVIEW and GO BUY the pot already! :) My one criticism is that the yellow color for all Le Creuset stuff looks pretty online but looks pretty chokey in reality.