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It is possible that Amazon will not approve this review, but on the off chance they do, I am writing it. I just wanted to let anybody who is interested know that one may obtain this article by visiting the Cato Institute's website and searching for Penn Jillette. It's a very entertaining (even insightful in a way) piece, as are the rest of the handful of Penn's articles available at that site. (This one is my personal favorite.)

There are not many writings present on this topic. The author presents an unbiased and well written historical events of a minority group that has been able to survive under unstable region and government. In fact, the material in this text resembles the writings of another book which is writen by an Armenian in Isfahan- the Peria region of the Isfahan State. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in this topic and contributions of Armenians to a State Nation which does not recognize Armenians as a major contributor. Armenians in Iran have made a positive inpact on the economy, arts, agriculture, and technology in a historical sense. This is a must read for any Armenian, without the attempt to sound biased and imposing.

This book gives an excellent overview of the Tuareg Culture. It addresses the customs, history, Berber language and it's poetry, as well as the material culture of the Tuareg. The examples of the leather work and jewelry are superb. It was my pleasure to attend the sale of Tuareg jewelry at Fort Mason, CA, which is mentioned on page 67 of the book. This book is the catalogue for an exhibit which will visit the Cantor Center for the Visual Arts, at Stanford University, in 2007. If you like things Tuareg, you will love this book.

This is a compelling book. The stories of Prince Harry in the war zone (particularly from an American) make this book a "one of a kind". The combat action and description of life for US Advisors in Afghanistan is exciting and eye-opening. The idea of telling the story through articles from Afghanistan is quite unique. It makes it easy for the reader to digest this book one article at a time and quickly pick up where he left off. Overall, excellent.

Compiled, organized and edited by Russ Witcher (Assistant Professor of Journalism, Tennessee Tech University), Articles, Interviews, And Book Excerpts (1976-2000) On Richard Nixon's Legacy is a series of articles drawn from magazines such as "Time," "Newsweek," "U.S. News & World Report," and others, arranged in date ranging from the late 1970's to 2000. Each article scrutinizes the lasting impact of the Nixon presidency as revealed through journalism. Essays, insights and more offer a diverse and highly recommended historical cross-study of a complex American political figure, including both his failings as well as his most notable achievements.

I read Articles: What's News Is News; and we have added this book to our book club. It is truely one of the most unique works ever written and I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who travels alot; anyone who is part of a book club; all libraries; all schools, colleges, etc. This book is packed with all kinds of knowledge on EVERYTHING! EVERYTHING! Whatever you want to know, it's there! I enjoyed the author's candidness; I enjoyed the author's wit; I enjoyed the variety of this work. THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING LIKE IT ON THE MARKET. The author's genious shines through ENORMOUSLY. Whoever buys this book, is going to be MORE than surprised; and I beleive that this book will be the talk of the year. I purchased three from Barnes & Noble and will we will be purchasing our additional copies from AMAZON for our club; and am sending a copy to the author for his autograph. The book covers EVERYTHING from race, sex, drugs, death, crime, quips, advice to unique poetry. WHAT A GREAT FIND!

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Cathleen, Briana, and I poured over the 23 page document and found it very enlightening and invigorating. We are in awe of your infintesimal knowledge about banking securities.
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I have read most of Jonathan Kozol's books starting in 1991 with Savage Inequalities. Mr. Kozol writes about reality. He doesn't attempt to change it, by giving money. He doesn't try to change it by offering up solutions to the problems of impoverished children. He mere points out what is. I teach in an inner city school and know, that it doesn't matter how good I am, and the fact that I will reach and inspire many children, will not make a whole lot of difference in the rest of their lives. I keep trying for those children I do reach and maybe make a difference for.

"Awesome" is the only word I know to describe this book. The book I read is called Number the Stars.It is by Lois Lowry. In this book the main character, Annemarie is faced with several challenges. This story takes place in Denmark during times of war. The main point in this book is Annemaire willing to help her best friend. The events in this book are linked by the end of each chapter you are left with questions that make you want to keep reading. I enjoyed this book, now normally I hate reading, but when I started reading I couldn't put it down. I disliked this book because it left me to make up my own ending. I recommend this book to people who enjoy reading about suspence or friends.