Pink Floyd's epic album is definitely one of the greatest music masterpieces of all time. While diehard Floyd fans may say that Dark Side of the Moon was infinitely better, The Wall, disturbingly beautiful, is still an undisputed classic. The story it tells, while easier to understand upon viewing the movie, is still here in all its dark glory, following a rock star through his battered mind and eventual breakdown. From start to finish, it's a nightmare dressed like a fantasy, easy listening that requires multiple close inspections. And that's just how it sounds on the surface.

This is a must have when traveling! We used this more than any other book. It helped us to plan next gas fill ups and food exits and hotels. So glad we came across this before traveling across country.

There are certain hallmarks to Craig Johnson's writing, including wit, humility, and easy-to-love characters, which have contributed to the rapid success, growth and popularity of the the "Longmire" franchise. Fans will be happy to see that all those hallmarks are on display in the latest installment of the series "An Obvious Fact." The introduction of "Lola", an inspiration across the board, is a bitter-sweet development in the larger story of Henry Standing Bear. Thanks to Lola, we see a few more layers of this deceptively complex character a he goes into a slow-burn through a good portion of the story. Johnson offsets this awkward reunion with Henry's apparent obsession with Sherlock Holmes. Few writers are truly laugh out loud funny, but Johnson is one of them, and in all the right ways. Johnson also finds a way to tap into some of the shadowy recesses of today's headlines. Between his dive into the world of the "outlaw" biker (and the not so outlaw biker), and the running joke of a militarized police force which comes in handy in an almost Clete Purcell kind of way, Johnson keeps the Longmire archetype in a just right straddle somewhere in between 1881 and the first day of FaceBook. One thing that is not deceptive here, "An Obvious Fact" is likely to please all the established readers, and even has something for the first time Longmire reader as well.

No change in appetite. Did not reduce cravings. I did not lose any weight. My stomach felt extremely full and uncomfortable and looked very bloated. A complete waste of money.