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  • Black_Unicorn - Perverts of the world, FEEL UP!!!What screams "I love you" like a toy that helps a child grow and develop into a latex-glove toting groper of random people? The answer, obviously, is nothing. In this present economy, people need the tools necessary to make a living, and while some might muse over the irony of outlawing prostitution while paying a regular salary for people to get to 3rd base (or even home plate if an opt-out at the airport moves to a private search room) with random tax payers, Playmobile toys sees it the way the rest of us ought to and has presented a fun, durable and educational model for waging America's continuing war with the 4th Amendment. Like the real thing, you won't find any warrants necessary in the process of showing your son or daughter the ropes on how to adapt their techniques, nor any pesky lawyers to get in the way of copping that feel necessary to keep the terrorists on the run.

    In fact, the only real downside to this toy is that it leaves a bit too much up to the imagination, but since we obviously need to have some sort of self-censorship in place to keep those annoying parent groups in line, it's a forgivable one and only proves to provide a gradual indoctrination towards the inevitable seared conscience of an agent of the police state. Likewise, a politically correct approach to the figures is presented so as to remind all that while no America enjoys the civil liberties intended by the founders of this nation, that at least we aren't falling into any embarrassing racial stereotypes while destroying the country from within. These little bonuses naturally come free of charge, and are sure to keep all the competitors scrambling for fair-priced teaching tools in how to victimize unsuspecting travelers.

    Don't waste another moment, get this model today before those meddling civil libertarians shut down the party and we actually have to go back to treating other people with some semblance of dignity.
  • Maggie Sandcliffe - Exceptional InformationThis book was hands down the best thing I have read during pregnancy. It gave me fair, balanced information and helped me advocate during my pregnancy for the appropriate tests and care I needed.
    Despite what some of the one-star reviews contend (and I seriously doubt most of these reviewers have read a single page of the book, let alone it cover to cover) this book does not advocate "drinking" or any other behaviour during pregnancy. It is not a guide book of what you can and can't do. Rather it is a wealth of information on the results of medical and scientific studies that allow the reader to come to their own conclusions about what is right for her (and her partner) and her baby-to-be during pregnancy. No one reading a thick book by an economist is looking for an excuse to go engage in reckless behaviour; a reader of this kind of book is looking for the best up-to-date information to guide their decisions about what is best for mother and baby during pregnancy.
    The only thing this book specifically advocates for is mothers (and their partners) who are educated about the options and risks during pregnancy.
    The book answers all the questions that other pregnancy books gloss over with saccharine cliches. This book is respectful of the reader's intelligence--something most pregnancy books seem to completely dismiss.
    It is not only the sections on how to evaluate the dangers of food, environment and, yes, substances, but also the depth at which Oster takes up birth practices and medical interventions.
    My only disappointment with it, and it is not one I hold her accountable for but rather based on my own position as a reader, is that it makes certain assumptions about midwives which are true for the United States but do not transfer to Canadian experience.

    I will be buying this book and gifting it each time a friend gets pregnant because it is the only book that treats pregnant women with this kind of respect and offers such amazing information.
  • Patrick W. Crabtree "The Old Grottomaster" - Solid Christian literatureI'm giving this one five stars even though I did not personally care for it. Why? Because the author has rendered a magnificently-written, coherent story (albeit, a pretty unreal one) which achieves a high enough level of literary excellence that I'm compelled to call it "American Christian Literature". I believe that the writing is equivalent in quality to that of some past great American authors, say James Thurber, Lloyd C. Douglas, etc.

    Some people are simply tired of reading filth and trash (not me -- I LIKE filth and trash in terms of seedy characters, furtive activities and lewd language, except I'm not a fan of pornographic writing nor do I like stories where anything bad happens to kids). If you are a person who's had enough of smutty dynamics and you'd like, for a change, to read a story of fiction that is targeted for adults and yet does not contain foul language or deviant characters, then "At Home in Mitford" might just be for you.

    Of the various dillemmas which arise for "Father Tim," I can definitely state that I'd personally solve them all in 30 seconds without a second thought, although not in the thoughtful, concerned, sensitive way that he does *.* These are NOT monumental problems that we're talking about here... they are (from the reader's view) humorous little enigmas for the most part, but clearly important to the lives of the potentially affected characters in the book. The level of melodrama in this book definitely did not make my heart pound but that's what comes of my having worked in law enforcement for over 25 years -- I've seen it all and have pretty much gotten numb to the worst of it.

    So, this is a nice, charming, warm, little story which I think many life-long Christians will find some relief in. The moral lessons do not really interfere with the story and, in fact, provide more of a "covert undertone". And the good news is that this one is but the first entry of a series. Some might compare this author's literary posture with that of C.S. Lewis -- I think that Karon's work here is far superior to anything that Lewis ever published -- that's just my opinion and perhaps Lewis fans would not agree.

    In summary, for me, this book was as boring as a box of Quaker Oats. BUT, my tastes in fiction are hardly in line with those of regular, normal people (I loved "Fight Club"!) and I must, to be fair, award credit where I feel it is due. This work is nicely presented and I would highly recommend it for appropriate readers... those Christians (or other spiritually-oriented people) whom are seeking some really light escapism.
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