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Georgi Georgiev _eorgieff_eorgi — Very mixed feelings about Barack Obama's The audacity of Hope. On the one hand, I relate to many of his views, but on the other hand, the writing was very ordinary. "I am a Democrat after all; my views on most topics correspond to the editorial pages of the New York Times rather than the Wall Street Journal. I am angry about policies that consistently favor the wealthy and powerful over average Americans, and insist that government has an important role in opening up opportunity to all. I believe in evolution, scientific inquiry, and global warming; I believe in free speech...and I am suspicious of using government to impose anybody's religious beliefs...I believe in free market, competition and entrepreneurship. I wish the country had few lawyers and more engineers..." The above quote was on page 10-11. From this. I had great hope of reading deeper prescriptions for the topics he lays out. But while, he eloquently talks about his views on Opportunity, Politics, Race, Faith, etc. there aren't as many policy directives. He's writing for a mass audience. He hedges his bets. He criticizes the right AND the left. The author is clearly going to run for President and wants to gain more votes than he will lose. The two best parts of the book are on Faith and the opening of The World beyond our borders. The former does a great job of showing his "conversion" from a boy who was raised to read the Bible, the Koran and the Gita to a man who embraced his faith. The latter had the most touching personal story of his time in Indonesia as a young child and how that experience would later shape him. He writes with very open eyes about the lengths that the far right went to tear down Bill Clinton. As a Senator he expects no quarter or compromise from Republicans. He knows what to expect. But, as President, I've found him too willing to offer one-sided deals, and too eager the ignore the transgressions of his predecessor. Why didn't we pursue war-crime prosecutions for the Iraq War instigators? I'd recommend the book, but I wish he had taken more risks as an author - or as a President.

Ahmet Haksever ahmethksvr — Everyday in Philadelphia, people run in Rocky Balboa's famous footprints up the front stairs of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The product of a year's candid interviews and photographs of people engaging in this bizarre (yet, familiar to all) ritual, ROCKY STORIES reveals the far reach of one particularly American myth.