catalog.adelphi.edu Review:

First off, I was given this knife as a gift from an uncle that I've never been very fond of. He's a nice fellow, but he's a bit "from the other side of the family" if you get my drift. Anyway he delivered it in person and therefore was exhausted from climbing six flights of stairs, so I offered him a seat and a glass of water (tap, not bottled) and we made polite, albeit small, conversation. He gestured at the box and told me that the Wenger 16999 Swiss Army Knife Giant was inside and that he wanted me to have it. I was touched but still somewhat confused by an seasonal expression of familial affection. I offered him a cup of coffee or tea, which he declined (I admit I was a bit relieved). Moments late he raised himself from the chair and made motion towards the door.

I liked this book. It presents the case for a counterintuitive treatment in a clear, organized, and comprehensive manner. I have no clue if it works, or not. But it is worth a try in a world where PPI's are now OTC, and often handed out like candy. I would also like to add, if you are having problems with GERD, you really need to be scoped. Many things could be causing this problem that need to be ruled out, and could be corrected mechanically at the time of the scope, or by relatively minor surgery later on.

This is a black fabric mousepad with a thin rubber backing. Compared to mousepads I bought twenty years ago, it's a bit thinner and the fabric is a bit higher "thread count," but it's not especially faster or slicker than those old-school mouse pads. My Logitech G700s moves over it fine. Like old-school mouse pads, it picks up grime from your hand readily.

Margaret Lynette Sharp’s second foray into Jane Austen Fan Fiction, An Encounter at Longbourn, follows directly on from her first, Longbourn Revisited. Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy are invited to attend dinner at Longbourn. They are exhorted to bring along Fitzwilliam’s sister, Georgiana, whose superior skills on the pianoforte might assist Mary Bennet’s studies.

I swear if Iggy or Eminem win a Grammy for album of the year, I'm giving up hip hop. This is Coles best album, if you liked Friday Night Lights then you'll love this.