Skinny Bitch & Skinny Bitch in the Kitchen8 reviews Kim Barnouin, Rory Freedman Tantor Media, 2007 Wow!! + skinny b and skinny in kitch on cd + Wow! Tell it like it is!!! + Skinny or not + Fantastic!             Presentation Zen: Simple Ideas on Presentation Design and Delivery (Voices That Matter)84 reviews Garr Reynolds New Riders Press, 2008 A Valuable Approach to Presentation Design in a Digital and Information Rich Society + Replace Bullet Points with Dental Posters That Evoke Positive Feelings, Tell Stories, and Be Mentally Present + Inside presentations - what really matters + Reynolds helps breathe new life into your presentations             The Mario Lanza Collection (3CD)13 reviews Irving Aaronson, Beelby, ... RCA Victor, 1991 Selections from the Greatest Voice of the Last Hundred Years + Mario sings + A Must Have + The Mario Lanza Collection + The MARIO LANZA Collection             Goth: Undead Subculture4 reviews Duke University Press, 2007 Through The Glass Darkly + Not bad at all + Gothic Scholarship Discovers Goth A reviewer above wondered how self proclaimed Goths might take this book and some of the views on Goths it expounds. As an old schooler, I completely welcome it. I think resistance to a anyone taking a dead on 20/20 look at any subculture or scene (which as the book points out are not the same) is ...             Sundays with Vlad: From Pennsylvania to Transylvania, One Man's Quest to Live in the World of the Undead12 reviews Paul Bibeau Three Rivers Press, 2007 If you're a geek, you must read this book + Elvira can bite me anytime! + A light and entertaining read + An interesting look at a cultural icon             Zen And the Art of Happiness24 reviews Chris Prentiss Power Pr, 2006 Brilliant way to understand life! + Very good read! + Peace of mind + A journey of a thousand miles... + A must read             The Portable Atheist: Essential Readings for the Nonbeliever46 reviews Christopher Hitchens Da Capo Press, 2007 Thank You Mr. Hitchens + Don't Judge a Book by its Title + Valuable Anthology - Not Just for Atheists + Essential isn't strong enough- + Dear Autumn             Baby Boom60 reviews Diane Keaton, Sam Shepard MGM (Video & DVD), 2001 baby boom + Great Family night movie + Funny and great + Baby Boom + Baby Boom             Harry Potter Paperback Box Set (Books 1-6)271 reviews J.K. Rowling Scholastic Inc., 2006 Completely entertained and satisfied + Harry Potter Series + Harry Potter + Quick shipping and in perfect condition. Better than expected!             Skinny Bitch794 reviews Kim Barnouin, Rory Freedman Running Press, 2005 dont disregard it because of it's name. + Changing everything for me I read this book on the third week of a six week challenge i was doing, called "daniel's challenge". the challenge basically involved eating no sugar (besides healthy natural ones) and eating no meat (or meat products) or dairy. The basic gist of the diet is that you eat as many fruits and ...             Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7)3227 reviews J. K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 2007 Keeps getting better!! + Better than Prince, doesn't live up to the fear in Order + Backward fan + Amazing ending to an amazing series             The Conqueror Worms49 reviews Brian Keene Leisure Books, 2006 A differnt take on the end of us... + A Winner + Keene does it again + GOOD PULPY FUN!             For the Sake of Argument: Essays and Minority Reports5 reviews Christopher Hitchens Verso Books, 1994 Best living political essayist in US/UK + expose on several topics + The epicure and the moralist + How to survive 3 weeks in Canberra.             Boom!: Voices of the Sixties Personal Reflections on the '60s and Today92 reviews Tom Brokaw Random House, 2007 Surprised + Very Informative Book + Boom First, let me just say that I am surprised. I figured a left wing media guy with a left wing reputation would have written a left wing book, but this wasn't the case. Having been in college in the late Sixties myself, I lived through much of what this book talks about. I wondered what happened to ...             Thomas Jefferson: Author of America (Eminent Lives)37 reviews Christopher Hitchens Eminent Lives, 2005 History is a tragedy, not a morality tale If you need an extremely well-written, concise, sympathetic, balanced and reasonably complete introduction to Thomas Jefferson, Hitchens has produced just the thing. Hitchens does particularly well where Thomas Jefferson's views mesh with his own - namely on religion and the disestablishment ...             Teddy Bear Cannibal Massacre6 reviews Dybbuk Press, LLC, 2005 I edited it. + A BIZARRE BUT THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ANTHOLOGY + Stories of the strange and unusual + No cannibalism, but lots of great stories + An Admirable Effort from the New Master of the Grotesque             Terminal33 reviews Brian Keene Spectra, 2005 Refrescante... + Life is filled with the unexpected... Que bueno que por lo menos un libro de Brian Keene esta disponible en Espanol. Terminal se trata de un joven que vive en una ciudad sin esperanzas que un dia descubre que se va a morir en unos meses por un cancer que le esta comiendo. Para suministrar pa su familia, decide robar un banco. ...             Thomas Paine's Rights of Man: A Biography (Books That Changed the World)8 reviews Christopher Hitchens Atlantic Monthly Press, 2007 Hitchens seldom disappoints + Perfect companion to Paines "Rights of Man" Read it first if you can. + Hitchens gives a clear view to Paine's words. + Clear and concise view of Paine + Important reading for today's world             Richistan: A Journey Through the American Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich66 reviews Robert Frank Crown, 2007 Amusing Anthropological Analysis of Astronomically Affluent + The rich ARE different after all! (They have more $$$$$) + Interesting little book Mr. Frank does an excellent job of presenting an overview of this rarefied subculture. Base insecurities of the human condition are displayed by this obscenely wealthy crowd's habitual one-upmanship social gatherings, Freudian obsessions with having the biggest yacht, mansion or whatever and rarely ...             God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything799 reviews Christopher Hitchens Twelve Books, Hachette Book Group, 2007 The book is great, but.. + Reason and Free-Thought Can Prevail Over Dictums + One of my new favorites ..how about actually reading the book BEFORE writing the review. It's just like religious "science": belivers don't need to research before writing. Please spare us this crap. You only make bigger fools out of yourselfs, how that is even possible.