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Strap yourself in for a wild ride! Amazing cases. This series is getting to the core of the UFO mystery unlike any before it in vivid detail.

Not too bad of a product for the price. Unknown to me when I bought the product, you get strips for both the top and the bottom teeth. Quite the plus. Initially I was worried about it causing too much pain, but it wasn't much of a problem. About half way through the 14 strips I felt my gums start to hurt, but I pulled through well enough. It's just an annoyance. Putting the strips on are easy and isn't too much of a problem. Taking them off will take about a minute to get a grasp on it and to fully pull it off. At this point it will be very sticky and you may want to wash your hands afterwards just to get the chemicals off. (Makes me wonder why i'm putting this in my mouth...)

This has the potential to become one of the most controversial books ever published. After all, the whole concept of "Random Numbers" flies in the face of both the emerging religious concept of "Intelligent Design" and the scientific orthodoxy about an "Elegant Universe". And those trying to uphold the standards of morality are sure to be shocked, SHOCKED at the 100,000 Deviates the book is claiming are "Normal" (not to mention discovering that there are just as many Republicans as Democrats on the list). I expect a lot of statisticians of all philosophical stripes are going to be digging deeply into this volume and there are sure to be many challenges that a listing that begins with "10097" and "32533" is truly random. And like many of the more avant-garde works of art, it's sure to be frequently dismissed as "boring" or "for numbers geeks only". But this is the kind of book that is destined to change the world - or not; it's really a coin toss.

Overall a good read. It's captivating and intriguing has a lot of action, some sex and a little swearing none of which are bad things in a book! But it wasn't as good as it could have been. As the story progressed it felt increasingly rushed. The beginning started strong and looked to be a very engaging read but at some point in the book the author just seems to stop caring about the details. It's an almost skeletal read just the bones of the story and not as meaty as it could have been! My advice to the author is next time don't rush the story, let go flow is not a race, you want people to enjoy the story, savor it, and a reader can't do that when the story is incomplete and erratic. It also could have used a proofreader lots of grammatical errors but this book has a great foundation I wish the author would have built upon it!

After getting the deck and tweeking with it for a little bit, my friends now bend their knee to me and call me their grace

Long time user of McAfee products. Switched to LiveSafe to get iphone protection. While installing on iphone I saw all the negative reviews about the app.....does not have anti-virus protection. Canceled install and re-read LiveSafe product description. Does not specifically mention protection for iphones.

I find it incredibly disappointing that members of my husband's community have taken the time to publicly insult one of his students. My husband was not too impressed when he heard about this book, nor did he have pleasant things to say about what he read. I hope that he will be the better person though, and not torment this guy as am I sure so many others plan. The author praising himself in this book doesn't make him look like half the douche that all these reviewers look like for trying to humiliate him by negatively reviewing his book. If you don't like what he did, keep your crappy comments in the ready room. It should be beneath all of our officers to act like such jerks on a public forum.