David Swenson is the best
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I bought 2 because I only had this on tape and wanted it on DVD. I also bought one for my son. It is a wonderful series taught by David.
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I love this series of books. Have read the 1st w. Love David's sense of humor and ability to tell it like it is. We are almost in our mid 50's and our dream is to do what David and his wife did. Working on it.....
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Don Williams is impeccable on "And So It Goes". After nearly 40 years of listening to Don's songs, he continues to provide the high level of enjoyment I have come to expect from his music. This is actually my second copy. I gave the first one to my brother who is also an avid Don Williams fan.
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I love, love, love this book.  I have read it twice.  I have highlighted, underlined, reviewed often.  If you are hurried and worried.  Overdrawn and running on empty.  You need to read this book and put into practice some great advice from a Christian doctor.  Margin is all about allowing room to breath and relax in your normal everyday life.  Society today is pushing us faster than ever and thank the good Lord for a voice like Swenson calling us back to sanity!

Swenson addresses sanity in several areas of our lives, finances, emotional health, health and fitness, etc.  It is a comprehensive approach.

I have read this and several other books on the subject, one other good author to check out if you like this author would be Archibald Hart - Stress and Adrenaline is a good book for preachers especially to check out.
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His writing is succinct and intelligent and he is a true American.  Not only is he an excellent brain surgeon, he is also a fearless Christian, husband and father.  This is the kind of person who should be a role model for our young people.  I recommend all his books and I own them all.
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i am addicted to Daniel Silva's Gabriel Allon mysteries and this is right up there with the best of his best. George Clooney in the movie please!
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If you play shorthanded limit hold 'em you need to get this book. I have read over 70 poker books and this is the best material ever published on the subject of shorthanded limit play. Forget "Hold em for advanced players", King Yao, even one of my personal favorites, Matt Maroon's "Winning Texas Hold 'em" which has a good section on shorthanded play, etc etc- they are obsolete after this. Comparing any previous work on shorthanded play with this new D&B offering is like comparing a three page pamphlet to a text book. The authors have taken on a monumental task in attempting to write a book on this subject and they have just excelled. This is the new bible of short play and is probably one of the best, and most important poker books ever written although being that we are spoiled for selection nowadays, it may not get as much recognition as it deserves which is a tragedy. If you play this game you must get this book. My only concern is that it will certainly make the short limit games even harder to beat. EVERY SINGLE ASPECT of short play is covered in explicit detail- NOTHING is left out of this one.

In case anyone thinks I am being over the top or am affiliated with the authors in some way- I'm not. This is one of the best poker books I've ever read. Period. I'm actually a bit blown away by this book, I had high expectations when I heard about it over a year ago and it has exceeded them by far. Phenomenal stuff- Lawrence, Terry, Barry and D&B have released a classic- congratulations guys.
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David Arkenstone seems to be able to produce music that fills ones heart with joy and peace.  He is a master of new age music and truly enjoyable.
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I read a lot of books but there is no comparison to his.  I see so much in his characters -- I can hear their voice as they come from the page.  I know the areas of Pensacola he writes about.  There is always an element of surprise in the story.  There is humor.  I can't pass a project area and not think of Izzy and Pharoah.  It opens your mind and heart to these kids.  They don't have a chance.  God be with us all.
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I've loved Sandy Swenson's books so very much. The Joey song is wonderful I suggest that to everyone who has a loved one who is in active addiction. This book is no different. It's like a hug when you need it the most. Daily reminders that we are in this together and no one should face addiction alone. I love this book.
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I've read all of Davids books and love them all, but this was far and away his best.  Couldn't put it down.  Very engaging from line one.
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My only issue with Dave Barry's novels is that he does not write enough of them.
If you enjoy Carl Hiaasen, you'll enjoy Barry. They both have you laughing out loud while reading.
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This is a must read! If you love Swindoll and the word pictures that he uses in his writing you will LOVE this book. It is pratical, applicable and a very easy read. Great for devotional gifts to friends.
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Outstanding!  Dr. Sproul is the best.  Another one of his classics.  Very insightful and he always stays true to the Word.  Enjoy!  Thank You Dr. Sproul!
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I've read every one of Mr. Swain's novels and I've enjoyed them all.  Mr. Swain has introduced as to a new character, Jack Carpenter, and he is just as likable as his main character, Tony Valentine, in his Grift Sense series.  I really enjoy Mr. Swain's writing style and his outlook on life.  His characters are very believable and so life like. He shows the good and bad in life like few authors can do.  I wish I had a tenth of the writing skills that Mr. Swain has.  I'm very excited that he left the door open at the end of this novel for a sequel because like an earlier reviewer wrote, you don't want his novels to end.  Keep up the great work Mr. Swain and please keep writing lots more novels.
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It's funny, I can hear his voice in my head when I read this book. He has a great gift of storytelling. I was underlining text for the first time to note the best of his work. I wish he ad written more of his collaboration with David Niven.
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Excellent, excellent book! I would say that David is a Master operating at the top of his craft but then he comes out with another book to show me that he is still getting better.