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Nichole Yeow maikokawas6652 — AMAZING! Just like the rest of the series the book got better the more you read! The Iron Knight did not disappoint at all! I was great! Defiantly my favorite series! However I do have to say as a Puck fan ... I wish there was a little more ... just about him :)

Shuo Yang a5685280354226 — I know Jon Stewart, The Daily Show, and Colbert are more honest and reliable news sources than the rest of the media, I just don't believe it. Ironically, it is that same gap between knowledge and belief that has resulted in this sad state. the reactionary, opinionated pundits keep talking down to these little basic-cable comedy shows, but the fact that their feathers are so ruffled shows that they are afraid, and that they consider this to be as serious as the rest of us. Why is Stewart the journalist who asks hard questions about the war? Why does he seem utterly ridiculous when he simply imitates real people? Why is Colbert the one who asked the senator who tried to put the ten commandments in his state courthouses (Lynn Westmoreland) just what they actually were, showing that the senator could name only three? More importantly, why doesn't this invigorate or upset anyone? Colbert's White House Press Corp address was the most impressive and honest satire on the state of our politics and the media who serve them. The fact that it was the only one should not diminish it. The world is gone mad. If Revelation is come, I can only hope that even bad Christians get to go to heaven, because I don't want to be stuck here with the likes of Bush and Westmoreland. If I didn't have a front seat to the odd implosion of American culture, I might think about moving to Canada. Oh yes, and Reuters has been bought out.

Fabian Saldivar fabian7 — This one was also very good for acceptance.

Zaki Olayyan _bualzeek9c6c8 — I read this book years ago, and I liked it. I remember the anecdote relating Wittgenstein's figuring out how to fix a machine that had broken. At the time, Wittgenstein was living and teaching in a small town. How he came to be there I don't remember. I decided to write about this now because of a "sermon" I heard yesterday (at our Unitarian Universalist fellowship) about the human brain. Our brain has evolved, and we still have brain functions like those of lizards, like those of small furry mammals, like those of monkeys, and like those of dolphins. Unfortunately, I am tired at the moment and not thinking as clearly as I might.