The Bridge to Cutter Gap: Christy, #1
On a vacation in which we flew into Asheville, NC and then drove to the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, I thought of Christy and meant to watch the series again. I couldn't find it in streamable format anywhere, but as I searched for it, I found a book ...
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Notes from a Small Island
I'm not one to pick up a travel diary, but this was a definite exception... it's a series of travel essays from a trek throughout the British Isles, which are nostalgic for me, as I studied abroad there in college and left a piece of my heart behind me. I'd forgotten a lot of the details that Bryson ...
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The Fourth Phase of Water, Gerald Pollack
Today's podcast comes from this blog review of The Fourth Phase of Water. Check out this episode! ...
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The Fourth Phase of Water
Groundbreaking!
I heard of Gerald Pollack in my naturopathic practice about a decade ago, as a scientist who had postulated that water has a "memory," and therefore might be used as an explanation for the mechanism of homeopathy, at least loosely. I didn't know the particulars, and at the time, ...
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The Paradigm, Jonathan Cahn
Today's podcast comes from this blog review of The Paradigm by Jonathan Cahn. Check out this episode! ...
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Who Not How, Dan Sullivan and Benjamin Hardy
Today's podcast comes from this blog review of "Who Not How." Check out this episode! ...
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Review of The Paradigm
Jonathan Cahn has a distinctive nonfiction style, of finding historical patterns and matching them, quite compellingly, to current events. In this case, he compared the "paradigm" of an Old Testament set of individuals to a parallel set of modern-day individuals (though I'm not sure this is the ...
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Who Not How
I'm a new fan of this duo, as this is the second of their team-up books I've read, and both have been equally challenging.
I'd previously read "The Gap and the Gain," by recommendation, and was pleasantly surprised. I guessed just from the title that I knew the bottom line of this book and hadn't ...
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Doomsday Match
This was very different for a Jeff Wheeler book -- aside from the memoir I read about his writing style, this is the only one (that I've read anyway, and I think I've read most of his books) that isn't high fantasy. I guess this would be considered urban fantasy, though it takes awhile for the ...
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Doomsday Match, Jeff Wheeler
This week's podcast review comes from this blog review of Doomsday Match. Check out this episode! ...
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