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My daughter’s multiple readings of the “Conversations with God” series was and is a major component and ally in what will definitely be her life-long struggle to “not pick up” drugs or alcohol. Who knows what may happen next but she has been sober for four years, and the series has visibly more than once rescued and maintained her sobriety. There will always be a copy for her in my house. She often gives hers to addicts she feels are trying to stop their habits.

I have a little problem with some of the author’s statements and wonder if sometimes he confused his own thoughts with statements from his conversations. For what the series has done for my daughter, however, this “minor disagreement” does not matter at all.
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When I was in high school, and that was many years ago, I clearly remember our literature teacher having problems with classifying this book to any genre. We had to read it, and most of the classmates grumbled. Yet, most of the classmates were girls, I should mention, and they were infatuated with a book called `Cry, The beloved country’. So we were kind of divided, we, the boys, preferred Holden, even though we found him harsh to read, never to admit it, because we just did not want to discuss the book which the girls liked. Anyway, I still do not think that `The Catcher in the Rye’ belongs to any kind of literature that deserves to be taught in high schools, because this book is disturbingly one of a kind. Nevertheless, after all these years I read it again, and I have discovered that it does have a genre, perhaps not an acceptable one, but it does belong to a certain category. I would put it under the category of `Revolutions’. At first the reader is kind of recoiled by the persistent complaints exclaimed by the hero. Today, I could compare it to a diary of any ordinary self absorbed profoundly disturbed Scandinavian urchin. But Holden, despite of being the most antagonizing protagonist I have ever read about, is not the seemingly anarchist type. Despite his anarchistic tendencies, Holden is a rebel with a dream; a vision even. Unlike the ordinary post traumatic stress disordered and self absorbed Scandinavian urchin one may confuse him with, Holden is actually dreaming about saving the world. The children that he wanted to catch and save from death in the rye field are the children of the future. Salinger, through Holden is the real dreamer; Aye, Salinger the author is clearly the real rebel, and it does not surprise me it was such a success in the sixties and seventies. The spirit of revolutions blew in the air then, and some of the warnings Holden talk about is of the dangers of becoming corrupt. I believe that if Salinger tried to publish this book today, it
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My EatSmart scale performs FLAWLESSLY. I suppose it’s possible that there’s some level of variation in the performance of the “tap on” feature, but even if you merely “bump” my particular unit, even on its side or edge, it turns on – all the time, EVERY time. In fact, I’ve GENTLY bumped it several times while vacuuming, and it turns on – instantly.

As for accuracy, I used the scale shortly after its arrival, ten times in the space of about an hour. EVERY measure was IDENTICAL. As for the skeptics who attempt to claim that the scale has a built-in “memory” that “assures” identical results – I’ve actually weighed myself with a ten pound exercise weight. You guessed it – it adds ten pounds to my weight. 30 minutes later, I weigh myself again. Once again, you guessed it – I’m exactly ten pounds lighter.

It’s so well-built that I can hardly believe its LOW PRICE. And, cosmetically, I don’t think you can find a nicer machine.

On my recommendation, a good friend bought the same scale a coupld weeks ago. His results duplicate mine.

I’m happy to highly recommend the EatSmart scale!

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I am not a teenager, and I like the story. I think if you take it too much seriously, there are a lot of problematic issues here, but I think is just a story “fiction”, so, I think for that is good. We cannot compare the relationship of Bella and Edward with a “human” relationship because this is “fiction”, and vampires do not exist (as much as I know), so we don’t know how a relationship would be between them, or between them and humans. Therefore, there is plenty of space here for fiction. We don’t know how weird Edward really is, there is no point for comparison. Also, we don’t know how weird Bella’s behavior is, because none of us has met a vampire before. So, if you want to relax, forget about daily routine, and experience romance and some suspense, this is good option.
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