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Sporti Men's Blue Swimsuit Bikini Brief - Nylon/Spandex Size 34 NWOT

Nov 08, 2018

Very sexy swimsuit.

Carver's Gate (DVD, 2007) Michael Pare NEW

Jan 30, 2019

A Must for Michael Pare Fans

Entertaining. The use of Virtual Reality in the plot is clever. DreamLife, the game in the plot, reminded me of live-action role playing games. The movie dates from the 1990's, but the way in which people get caught up in--really, addicted to--DreamLife could serve as a parable for the way some people become addicted to social media. I have one criticism of the plot: Characters who are set up to be the villains at the beginning of the movie turn out to be not so much at the end. As always, Michael Pare makes a great tough-guy hero.

Nov 28, 2010

Tyndale's New Testament ed. David Daniell

If you are interested in the history of the Bible in English, you should have this book in your library. Most of what we in the English-speaking world know as the New Testament can be traced to William Tyndale's translation. This edition is not an antiquarian reprodcution of the 16th-century originial. Instead, it's an immensely readable book, with only the spelling and punctuation standardized to modern usage. David Daniell's introduction alone is worth the price of admission. He answers a question that I considered probably unanswerable: Why does the King James Version of I Corinthians use "charity" instead of "love," as in earlier English versions, including Tyndale's. Get the book to find the answer. ...

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