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High Sierra Boxer Backpack

High Sierra Boxer Backpack
Sling bag also holds 17 laptop computer

Customer Review: great bag

I use this bag as my traveling office and it's great. A place for my laptop, thermos of coffee, folders and personal stuff. Lots of little places to put things, too. Great bag.

Customer Review: Stylish not practical

Not pleased because I paid extra to have it delivered two days after I ordered it and that did not happen. I was never given an opportunity to rate the seller- and leave feedback. The backpack itself is not very practical-which is what I was looking for, but it is stylish and I teach in a middle school and the kids love my work bag- but that was not what I was going for.

Taking Chances

Taking Chances
Brand new 14-song studio album featuring such songwriters and producers as John Shanks, Ben Moody (formerly of Evanescence), Linda Perry, and Ne-Yo.

Customer Review: Sounds like a bad night on American Idol

I've bought several of Celine's albums but I was disappointed with this one. It really lacks the enthusiasm of the others. The remake of Heart's alone will have you wanting to take out Celine and put the real thing in...it just doesn't work. The other songs were dull and forgettable.



If you are a fan of a new day has come, this is very different, and you will likely be disappointed, and may enjoy some of her older albums over this one.

Customer Review: for Celine fans only

enjoy Celine's voice but this cd was disappointing. luv the title song "Taking Chances" ~ one of her best. was hoping the rest of the songs would be just as good. sadly, not so. read where she was trying for a 'new'sound. well, she accomplished THAT. too bad it wasn't a good sound. die-hard fans will like this, I'm sure. me? not so much.

LeapFrog Leapster® Educational Game: Batman Strength in Numbers

LeapFrog Leapster® Educational Game: Batman Strength in Numbers

LeapFrog LFC21152 NEW! Leapster The Batman: Strength in Numbers

Appropriate For Ages 5 to 7 Years

Help Batman save Gotham City! Fend off the villians tormenting the city and retrieve stolen collectibles as you build mathematics skills for kindergarten through first grade.

What it Teaches

• Counting
• Odd and even numbers
• Addition
• Subtraction

Customer Review: Engaging fun for my 3+ year old!!

This Batman game has me sold on the virtues of the Leapster. Shapes and slicing them in half, greater vs. less than, numbers with simple addition/subtraction, fine motor coordination, simple sheer fun! My son just likes me to watch him play the game on the couch. It's challenging for him with different levels of difficulty as he tries to battle and reach the arch-villain. It has helped him construct "good guy" and "bad guy" distinction. My son received the game with a Leapster L-Max for X-mas and will turn 4 on Apr 10, he's even beginning to read already, so whatever we're doing as concerned parents it's working! Definately a winner for this family. My daughter is 2.5 years old and we're going to get her a pink L-Max for her birthday with a Dora and Barbie/Princess game; but we're looking at perhaps the Thomas the Tank Engine or Cars game next for my son?? The reviews for them look good as well...

Customer Review: Fun, engaging, and educational.

My boys just turned 5 and this Batman game is by far their favorite. They love the challenge of finding their way through the rooms, "stunning" the enemies, and finding the sparkling prizes.



It has been really helping with their fine motor skills, which is the real reason I wanted the Leapsters in the first place.



Although they need help with some of the math (greater than and less than mostly, a concept which they are still working on), they have surprised me that they can match all the shapes, do the simple addition, and figure out how to "cut" shapes geometrically in half.



My 7 year old daughter also enjoys playing this Batman game on her brothers' Leapsters. It's definitely not only for boys.

The Jungle Book

The Jungle Book
Disney's 1967 animated feature seems even more entertaining now than it did upon first release, with a hall-of-fame vocal performance by Phil Harris as Baloo, the genial bear friend of feral child Mowgli. Based on fiction by Rudyard Kipling, the film goes its own way as Disney animation will, but the strong characters and smart casting (George Sanders as the villainous tiger, Shere Khan) make it one of the studio's stronger feature-length cartoons. Songs include "The Bare Necessities" and "Trust in Me." --Tom Keogh

Customer Review: Racist

A long time ago an African American friend criticized this movie because it was racist. I'm white and couldn't understand her perspective, that was before VHS and it was impossible to view the movie when I wanted to. Years past and I had kids, we rented it one day and I was horrified at the lyrics sung by Louie, the ape. Do you really want your children listening to an ape singing (with an exagerated Southern accent), "I want to be a man... An ape like me can learn to be human...Someone like me can learn to be someone like you..." It is very racist and we didn't finish the movie. Think about it.

Customer Review: kid's movies

Excellent movie for young children and adults as well. My grandson (2 yrs) has watched it enough to sing the songs in it. Very good movie. Buy it. Watch it over and over.

Over The Hill Coffin Gift Set - Birthday Gift Basket

Over The Hill Coffin Gift Set - Birthday Gift Basket
This Over The Hill Coffin is a hilarious way to say "Happy Birthday"! It's all "Over the Hill" theme fun in this keepsake gift - sure to make your recipient smile and feel - oh so OLD! Your great gift includes Over the Hill Anti Aging Spray, Over the Hill Gray Rinsing Soap, Over the Hill Candy Filled Bottle, Over the Hill Coffee Mug, Over the Hill Prune Juice, Over the Hill Birthday Button, and a unique and cheerful Coffin Gift Box to really brighten their special day. Each gift is carefully hand crafted and includes a personalized gift message from you to convey your best wishes. To determine when your gift will be delivered, please click on the "View Shipping Rates and Policy" link below:

Wilton Party Favor Book

Wilton Party Favor Book

News about how to write a book
You won't guess who's the bad guy of ID theft - USA Today

Mon, 14 Apr 2008 07:41:25 GMT

You won't guess who's the bad guy of ID theft USA Today - 10 hours ago Acohido and Swartz did not expect to write a book about villainous bankers, credit-bureau managers and computer makers when they began research five years ...

Book Marketing Newsletter for Authors

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Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:10:56 GMT
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Labels: address book | book reviews | christian book

how to write a book Items For Viewing
High Sierra Boxer Backpack

High Sierra Boxer Backpack
Sling bag also holds 17 laptop computer

Customer Review: great bag

I use this bag as my traveling office and it's great. A place for my laptop, thermos of coffee, folders and personal stuff. Lots of little places to put things, too. Great bag.

Customer Review: Stylish not practical

Not pleased because I paid extra to have it delivered two days after I ordered it and that did not happen. I was never given an opportunity to rate the seller- and leave feedback. The backpack itself is not very practical-which is what I was looking for, but it is stylish and I teach in a middle school and the kids love my work bag- but that was not what I was going for.

Taking Chances

Taking Chances
Brand new 14-song studio album featuring such songwriters and producers as John Shanks, Ben Moody (formerly of Evanescence), Linda Perry, and Ne-Yo.

Customer Review: Sounds like a bad night on American Idol

I've bought several of Celine's albums but I was disappointed with this one. It really lacks the enthusiasm of the others. The remake of Heart's alone will have you wanting to take out Celine and put the real thing in...it just doesn't work. The other songs were dull and forgettable.



If you are a fan of a new day has come, this is very different, and you will likely be disappointed, and may enjoy some of her older albums over this one.

Customer Review: for Celine fans only

enjoy Celine's voice but this cd was disappointing. luv the title song "Taking Chances" ~ one of her best. was hoping the rest of the songs would be just as good. sadly, not so. read where she was trying for a 'new'sound. well, she accomplished THAT. too bad it wasn't a good sound. die-hard fans will like this, I'm sure. me? not so much.

LeapFrog Leapster® Educational Game: Batman Strength in Numbers

LeapFrog Leapster® Educational Game: Batman Strength in Numbers

LeapFrog LFC21152 NEW! Leapster The Batman: Strength in Numbers

Appropriate For Ages 5 to 7 Years

Help Batman save Gotham City! Fend off the villians tormenting the city and retrieve stolen collectibles as you build mathematics skills for kindergarten through first grade.

What it Teaches

• Counting
• Odd and even numbers
• Addition
• Subtraction

Customer Review: Engaging fun for my 3+ year old!!

This Batman game has me sold on the virtues of the Leapster. Shapes and slicing them in half, greater vs. less than, numbers with simple addition/subtraction, fine motor coordination, simple sheer fun! My son just likes me to watch him play the game on the couch. It's challenging for him with different levels of difficulty as he tries to battle and reach the arch-villain. It has helped him construct "good guy" and "bad guy" distinction. My son received the game with a Leapster L-Max for X-mas and will turn 4 on Apr 10, he's even beginning to read already, so whatever we're doing as concerned parents it's working! Definately a winner for this family. My daughter is 2.5 years old and we're going to get her a pink L-Max for her birthday with a Dora and Barbie/Princess game; but we're looking at perhaps the Thomas the Tank Engine or Cars game next for my son?? The reviews for them look good as well...

Customer Review: Fun, engaging, and educational.

My boys just turned 5 and this Batman game is by far their favorite. They love the challenge of finding their way through the rooms, "stunning" the enemies, and finding the sparkling prizes.



It has been really helping with their fine motor skills, which is the real reason I wanted the Leapsters in the first place.



Although they need help with some of the math (greater than and less than mostly, a concept which they are still working on), they have surprised me that they can match all the shapes, do the simple addition, and figure out how to "cut" shapes geometrically in half.



My 7 year old daughter also enjoys playing this Batman game on her brothers' Leapsters. It's definitely not only for boys.

The Jungle Book

The Jungle Book
Disney's 1967 animated feature seems even more entertaining now than it did upon first release, with a hall-of-fame vocal performance by Phil Harris as Baloo, the genial bear friend of feral child Mowgli. Based on fiction by Rudyard Kipling, the film goes its own way as Disney animation will, but the strong characters and smart casting (George Sanders as the villainous tiger, Shere Khan) make it one of the studio's stronger feature-length cartoons. Songs include "The Bare Necessities" and "Trust in Me." --Tom Keogh

Customer Review: Racist

A long time ago an African American friend criticized this movie because it was racist. I'm white and couldn't understand her perspective, that was before VHS and it was impossible to view the movie when I wanted to. Years past and I had kids, we rented it one day and I was horrified at the lyrics sung by Louie, the ape. Do you really want your children listening to an ape singing (with an exagerated Southern accent), "I want to be a man... An ape like me can learn to be human...Someone like me can learn to be someone like you..." It is very racist and we didn't finish the movie. Think about it.

Customer Review: kid's movies

Excellent movie for young children and adults as well. My grandson (2 yrs) has watched it enough to sing the songs in it. Very good movie. Buy it. Watch it over and over.

Over The Hill Coffin Gift Set - Birthday Gift Basket

Over The Hill Coffin Gift Set - Birthday Gift Basket
This Over The Hill Coffin is a hilarious way to say "Happy Birthday"! It's all "Over the Hill" theme fun in this keepsake gift - sure to make your recipient smile and feel - oh so OLD! Your great gift includes Over the Hill Anti Aging Spray, Over the Hill Gray Rinsing Soap, Over the Hill Candy Filled Bottle, Over the Hill Coffee Mug, Over the Hill Prune Juice, Over the Hill Birthday Button, and a unique and cheerful Coffin Gift Box to really brighten their special day. Each gift is carefully hand crafted and includes a personalized gift message from you to convey your best wishes. To determine when your gift will be delivered, please click on the "View Shipping Rates and Policy" link below:

Wilton Party Favor Book

Wilton Party Favor Book

News about how to write a book
You won't guess who's the bad guy of ID theft - USA Today

Mon, 14 Apr 2008 07:41:25 GMT

You won't guess who's the bad guy of ID theft USA Today - 10 hours ago Acohido and Swartz did not expect to write a book about villainous bankers, credit-bureau managers and computer makers when they began research five years ...

Book Marketing Newsletter for Authors

Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:12:27 -0700
Authors, writers, maybe you already know about this wonderful and helpful newsletter, if not, I want to introduce you to this newsletter for authors. According to the writer, it is “A newsletter all about SUCCESSFUL publishing and POWERFUL promotion”. Featured in the most recent issue: – Note From The Editor – What Does Amazon’s Decision Really Mean? – Pitching Yourself to Bloggers – Heal: Living Well After Cancer Magazine – What’s Google Seeing When it Sees Your Site? – 41 Blog Success

Anjali Singh

Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:10:56 GMT
Anjali Singh isn't a baseball player, but it can be said that she hit a home run in her first big league at bat.

Labels: address book | book reviews | christian book