IT'S NOT EASY BEING GREEN...and short
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The Leprechaun franchise hits its apex in bone-chilling style with this suspenseful and nerve-numbing coda.  Ranks beside PSYCHO and JAWS:THE REVENGE as one of the greatest horror films ever made.
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Green knows what he is talking about.  He's slogged his way through this difficult business and provide some very useful pointers for putting together your work to make it suitable for industry viewing. I also like his encouraging attitude; so much of this work involves the proper mindset.  He's worked hard at assembling this primer, and it shows.
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They fit, but they are more green than they appear online.
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Too short. Why the hell is this so short? The contraption is too short. This is so short it is hard to use.
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The electrical cord is too short, I wish it is much longer.
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Produce is described as Beige in color but it is actually closer to a putrid green.
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Like technology books, "Green" books typically take one of two positions. The first is that the matter within the pages will save us all, hallelujah, jump on board. The other is that the matter contained within is our doom, so repent ye sinners. Between these two polar extremes of wide-eyed hope and po-faced despair, it is hard to find authors who will tell us about the real, the practical, the useful, and the ongoing without overselling.

Edward Humes, fortunately, has no frenzy in him, either way. His instincts are journalistic rather than activist, and so he examines a real change in the world and attempts to explain it. The explanation comes down to an evangelist, but a very special type of evangelist. As Hume points out, the message isn't new, but gaining entry to the corridors of capital has been impossible. Jib Ellison's fire and insight came at the right time, right place, and under the right conditions to lead some very heavy hitters into nudging ever so slightly toward 'green' policies.

This book is not a biography or a template for you to go and do likewise. It is an explanation of a curiously hopeful moment in the world and a reason for us to take heart, have a little more hope, and support.

The writing is compelling, with a clear, direct style that avoids the reductiveness of journalistic prose but skips out on the purple descriptiveness of some other authors. The pace is quick, and the ordering of information is, if not particularly surprising, coherent and logical. A skeptical reader can question the verdict that anyone's heart has been changed or that change is real, but a skeptic can question anything.

Rather, perhaps, than reading another book about how completely doomed we all are, or how one simple trick will save the universe, read about Mr. Ellison, and, if you can, do go and do ye likewise.
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This seems to work OK, and delivers on the claims.  The big problem with it is that it's so short.  I have a lot of freedom in where I park in my garage, and it's simply not long enough to cover all the area where I might bump my door.  Odds are I'll just get another the next time I can get free shipping, and be annoyed that it wasn't longer in the first place.  Expensive for a silly little piece of plastic, but time is money, and I hate to ding up my car.
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It does the job, but it's not easy to install. It does come with a liner, but you have to trim and insert it yourself, then attach the cover, clumsily, with tape. (A better and more versatile design might've been an integrated liner and an attachment scheme using magnets.) Since I live where the weather can change radically from one day to the next, this item won't be as useful as it might be with an attachment method that allows easier on/off. Oh, and if you think this'll look all sleek & neat like in the picture, you're in for a disappointment; it's quite unsightly. Luckily we have a window shade to pull down and cover it up.

As others here have noted, it seems merchandise from this vendor can take a very long time to reach you. I'm not dinging them for that in the rating, only pointing out that even their maximum estimate of 2 weeks -- which seems abnormally long for a city-to-city delivery of a small item within the lower 48 -- still fell short by a full week. So if you're ordering this, don't expect to receive it right away.
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Too short for comfort, but a good one none the less.
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Wires are way to short; had to extend them to be able to use appropriately. Eco needs to sell a quick disconnect like a battery tender
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Beginning and End reads like 2 short stories.

The first follows a group of primitive humans as they emerge from the jungle and discover swimming, fire and the enjoyment of breasts. While I did not find this story to be anything too special, it was short and to the point. Towards the end of this story one of the cavemen sees other cavemen discover oil underground and laments that such a thing will bring the downfall of his people. That is how the first story ties into the second.

The second story was much more enjoyable. Without giving too much away, the plot revolves around a couple (and their cat) who are sealed in their house, barely able to pay for enough air to breathe. Yes, that's right, in this vision of the future, humans have ruined the atmosphere and clean air is such a precious commodity that one must pay for it. I like this author's vision of a dystopian future and found this section of the book more enjoyable than the first.

The two different stories together make for a unique reading experience. The length of this book is pretty short and I do consider it worth my time to have read this story. It just didn't knock my socks off. Also, the book was free of errors and typos (a rarity in many kindle titles.) If the premise intrigues you, I would suggest checking it out.
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The cable running from the AC/DC converter is a little short.  Nine more words were required to publish this statement.
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Prone to electrical shorts. And, the wire gauge is not thick enough to deliver adequate power.
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This little book is a quick read, and will strike close to home for many of us who are sidetracked by this too-busy world.
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This book was of particular interest to me as I am currently working
on a small business that has a "green" element.  I have always
disliked all of the companies that produce products, and make the
packaging green, and call it "good for the environment."  However, on
the other end of being a consumer it is very difficult to select
products that are truly green with out doing research on the company's
practices.  I really enjoyed reading the individual companies stories
and found myself more inspired to be "greener" in not only my life but
in my business.
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This is an atmospheric little story that may well remind you of a twilight zone episode.  While I didn't like the little omniscient interludes between sections, I liked the main story very much.  It's very creepy and, even though the truth is rather obvious, it's still told in a compelling way that kept me reading.

The short form of this (this is more a short story than a novella) made it hard to have any real character building.  The only character who is even moderately fleshed out is Shawn and, even then, the reader longs for more.  We get his problems but want to know more about them.  A lot of 'whys' are left unanswered.

I definitely found myself wishing this was longer.  I think that, had the author chosen a longer form for this story, it could have been one of those meaty reads.  As it was, it left me wanting just a bit.

*ARC Provided by Netgalley