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new book" had poll numbers of 84% no and only 16% yes. the poll so far has around 150,000 people responding. When seeing a poll with this kind of "divide" doesn't that show that most cable news channels have their own political leanings? Numbers on the book sale so far are very brisk.

I would love to see that question asked on MSNBC I would bet that 95% say no.

I was wondering if anyone knew where it was published, the year or where I could get hold of it? It would mean a lot to be able to buy it, thank you

It was about animals and was over-sized. The inside covers had blocks of animals. One block was a black poodle that you could hardly see because it was so dark.

I purchased the book, Bed & Breakfast and Country Inns, 20th Edition on October 24, 2009. It was received just last week. The coupon inside for a free night expires on 12/31/09. I would like you to replace the book with a 21st Edition and an updated coupon to expire on 12/31/10 or I would like a refund for the book.

I'm wondering if anyone can verify this assertion or if she took action to the contrary.

It's a science fiction book and on the front has a picture of the dome and the Guy who goes out in the world to do something. He goes to help this girl in the city.

Fiction or Non-fiction. I really enjoy reading about this period in time. Also, would be interested in Georgian period reading. Mainly looking for general knowledge. Fiction is good, but also interested in how they lived/ daily life type information.

I read it when I was about 12 or 13 and I think it was a little older back then too. I am now 24 and I would love to find it.

This review at the New York Times:

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/11/13/us/politics/AP-US-Palin-Book-Fact-Check.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1

not only described Palin's book as a "pre-campaign manifesto" but demonstrated that it was chock-full of gross inaccuracies.

Sarah has been previously criticized severely for not being truthful - especially when the topic can be easily researched.

Will this woman ever learn?

Member KatyDidIt did this about a year ago...it had a DB of over 1800 responses. I think she published the book and made a million dollars. Here are her rules:

We're here to write a story FIVE words at a time. A hyphenated word counts as one word, punctuation is a freebie. Anyone who writes more than 5 words gets a smack from Goldie.

People can contribute more than once, although it's bad form to post twice or more in a row. Give other people a chance! Okay, I'll start off...

"As the plane took off________________"

I'm trying to find a book I read about 25 years ago and can't remember the title or author. Some college kids from another galaxy came to earth on a weekend bender and ended up leaving 2 brothers behind because they were being jerks. The brothers got bored and messed around with some monkeys to make them evolve faster and then there were people, and more people, and then the people got out of hand so the 2 brothers created God and Satan to keep them in line. And then their fraternity brothers came back for them (millions of years had passed but it was like a week in their time) and they left.

I buy audiobooks to listen to while driving. The kindle has an audio function that I would love to connect to my car and listen. Why should I buy audiobooks if the kindle has an audio function? But the question is, can the kindle be connected to the car so the audio is heard through the radio?

Ok so this is how much I remember: This little girl moves in to a new house and when she see's the neighbor boy she likes him immediately but he doesn't like her back and not until after they get into middle school does he finally start realizing that he likes her but she doesn't feel the same way anymore because she's given up. Another significant part of the book is the girl climbs up a really big tree that over looks a park and that's where she goes to think about things. What is the name of this book or author?

He wrote at least two books that I know of. The main character of Frodo I know appeared in both, the Alice character I can't remember if he appeared in more than one book. They worked for dept within the military called the Doors, each branch had their own door (green for Army, blue for Air force, etc). The character code named Alice was an air force parajumper.

Would love help identifying this book. It was a romance, but pretty clean I think. Ok, story begins with a girl who rescues soldiers who have fallen near her family farm to help them recover - british or american it doesn't matter to her. One british soldier has a head wound and is not expected to live. The only feature that is discernable is his eyes. He convinces her to marry him so that she would receive whatever would be coming to him as a 2nd or 3rd son of a noble family. She forgets about it, time passes, she's then getting married to a neighbor who is friends with her older brother (who is not a good guy). As she walk down the aisle there is a man she doesn't recognize, but his eyes are familiar. He stands up to stop the wedding and takes her away to England. His older brother(s?) have died and he now runs the estate. He doesn't push her and is incredibly kind. I remember he gives her the key to the door that separates their rooms and leaves it to her to decide when to open it.

A governess is leaving her post and is nearly hit (?) by the carriage of a English gentleman (titled). They end up having a marriage of convenience and while in another country he gets stabbed while spying for England. A male guide leads the heroine and her sister-in-law across the country to safety and on the way the heroine gives birth to a son with a deformed foot (genetic trait of father). Turns out the guide is really a Duke (?) who ends up with the sister-in-law.

No details, I'm just curious!

It was a science fiction novel. I remember a boy-like warrior having to travel a long way to kill a worm that's saliva was acid-like and poisonous. If it touched you, you were dead. That's all I remember about it! I haven't read it in over 10 years and I'd like to find it! I dont know the title OR the author.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/family/6574238/Lesbians-make-better-parents-says-senior-parenting-official.html

Lesbians make better parents than a man and a women," Mr Scott told a meeting for the launch of think tank Demos.

His controversial position draws backing from research that suggests children with two female parents are more aspirational than those with opposite-sex parents. Some studies also also shows children with lesbian parents are no more or less likely to have tendencies towards homosexuality.

Research at Birkbeck College, part of London University, and Clark University in Massachusetts suggests that same-sex couples make good parents because children cannot be conceived accidentally - parents must make an active decision to adopt or find a sperm donor.

every s1 and g10 is listed except that one model. it has to be an oversight, right?

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I used to love the sales tracking section of Amazon -- which products were being purchased most broken down by geography, school, etc. Has Amazon discontinued this feature? If so why do they include "Amazon Meters" in their help section but not provide a link to the page?

Just curious. Is there a site that is similar to this one that you enjoy? Or what?

i was hooking a tack up and after i conected the wires and tried to turn the car on, it would turn on then idel real rough then shut right off!

Its some kind of must have toy for kids this year.

I have dealt with a lot from my husband from him leaving for weeks to him one minute being loving than a jerk and verbally aggressive. I use to be very outgoing and had many friends, but now as time pasted i lost the ambition and communication with my friends and let him control the relationship to however he wanted. The worst part is i know he has control, yet i let him back, and I feel like i can't leave him. How could I get myself together and leave him?