S'well is tops on my list
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I have to chime in here. I love my S'well bottles in fact we have a few now. My only issue is the chipping and scratching but I gave this a 5 for great customer service. I have contacted them 2x now on the paint issues in the hopes they would talk with the manufacturer about fixing the issues and both times they have offered me a new bottle. They did not want mine returned they said costwise it is not worth it to keep it or recycle.

I told them how Takeya Thermotank has a stone painted finish that has not chipped or scratched and they are used at the same time as I carry alot of extra water to fill my S'well throughout the workday. Again the company was very open and caring.

I would totally suggest these bottles even with the minor flaw of the chipped paint and wear on the bottom. They are the best I have found. Just went through and recycled all my plastic even BPA free for these lovely gems.
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Miss Potter by Nigel Westlake is a very good choice if you like
easy listening.  I fine it very relaxing.
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Giant Sand might just keep getting better as long as Howe keeps cranking out records.  I don't know yet where I would rank this album among my Giant Sand favorites, but it is strong contender for a top spot.
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Anything Betsey Johnson is a winner for me.  I love ordering from you and have been extremely pleased with everything. Your response system is fantastic.
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My brother introduced me to this record just after it was first released some 28 years ago. I can remember the occasion as if it were yesterday. I was sleeping late on a Saturday morning and I was awakened by music echoing through the house. Music that was haunting, expressive, flowing. Words that were insightful, thoughtful, introspective and, most of all, moving.
Eventually, I got up and went downstairs to find out what I had been listening to, and I discovered that it was Jonathan Livingstone Seagull by Neil Diamond. Well, I was captivated; truly, deeply captivated. I'd rarely heard such rich, wonderfully expressive modern music before. Yes, I knew of Neil Diamond, but this record made me see and hear him in a new light.
I bought the album and wore it out after many playings over many years. I've seen the film so many times I've lost count, but one thing still gives me shivers as I watch it is the combination of absolutely superb photography matched to the superlative soundtrack. I cannot understand how, in Britain at least, this film got relegated to art-house status and didn't get the wide release it dererves.
Even today (now I have the CD) I find that in troubled times I can darken my lounge, lie back in my favourite chair, listen to this music and feel my worries subside. It is so relaxing.
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Incubus is really good (one of the best guitar solo from Steve Rothery), Cinderella Search also, Forgotten Sons is simply amazing, Fish's voice is incredible in the closing section of the song. A good addition to my Marillion's cd collection !
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This is more greatness from Dean Wells.  If you enjoyed Environ Maiden or Consumption Violets, you won't be disappointed by this.  The songs are short, but layered with sounds: multiple jangly, distorted guitars, drums,and Well's double-tracked voice.  When you learn he does all the instruments and recording himself, you appreciate it even more.
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Hello Amazon! Another great job! I LOVE the fact that Amazon is SO quick in filling orders! I had this album back in High School/College, and I used to play it while I was studying. Then, I saw it on Amazon recently and knew I HAD to have it! So I gave myself an early birthday gift and splurged. (I also ordered "Year of Sunday" and "Summer Breeze" -I LOVE Seals and Crofts!) The cds all came in ON TIME -no surprise there. Just to hear the hauntingly lovely "Magnolia Moon;" and the rousing "Takin' it Easy" and "When I meet Them," is a pleasure. These men are POETS! The lyrics are gorgeous. One example; (and I've had a difficult time choosing some!) in "Magnolia Moon" they croon "...you were with me, almost, all the time, and you were always such a champion by my side..." Also, -sorry, TWO examples- If memory serves: "Gone are the dawns, as if they never came, the sandy lanes keep a-callin' just the same, and your name will be remembered, when the friends jubilee, and you can see the sweet Magnolia in the lanes..." I have mentioned that I used to play these songs while I studied; well, NOW -how the years have flown! I wear my headset and listen to them while I do anything as mundane as the grocery shopping... and there I am as calm as can be, and I watch the other stressed-out customers and workers in the supermarket and sympathize with them. I suppose I could ask the Manager to "pipe in" some of this marvellous music: there would be less rushing around and pushing as a result! -And no-one would mind waiting at the cashiers' stations, because they would be entranced/entertained by these amazing "works of art." Wishful thinking. Finally, as always, please keep up the GREAT work!
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I had the chance to use one selection this past Christmas (Ding Dong! Merrily On High / He Is Born!). I loved the arrangement!
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This is on the top of my list of movies that make you smile and remember there is good in humanity...makes you hungry as well {smile}
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I love Ina May gaskin. I had an unmedicated natural waterbirth and it was amazing. Pregnant with #2 and just now decided to read this. Excited for my upcoming birth and I desperately wish for every pregnant woman to read this.
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Yes! I have always loved a good ol' PB&J. This is the best of both worlds, awesome "samich" and race nutrition.
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For any s/f devotee, particularly Wells fans, this book is a must.  It is an absolute feast for the mind, disclosing any number of fictional but feasible possibilities, and how people cope with their unexpected benefits and dangers.  Most of the stories are tightly written, boldly imaginative, and always entertaining.  I and couldn't put it down, even after I had read it through the first time.

By way of examples, in separate stories, you will encounter a lost Inca kingdom where no one has eyes; two chemists who discover an alkaloid so powerful that men who ingest become equipped with the power to move at super speed;  orchids that anesthetize people and suck their blood; ants that become intelligent and drive people out of the tropics in South America: how the Earth barely ecapes destruction when two planets collide and pass by on their way to the Sun;  the tale of the first adventurer to descend into the ocean depths,  the man who discovers the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge in Eden,  and on, and on, and on.
In typical Wellsian fashion, each story is festooned with those small details giving examples of careful though and review.  for example in "The New Accelerator", the author is careful to not how the men's clothing becomes singed because they move so fast.
The number of things Wells envisons that have since come to exist include paved highways, powered flight, descent to the bottom of the sea in steel globes, and many more.  It is perhaps ths aspect of the book that is the most fascinating.
For entertainment and intellectual stimulation from s/f, Wells is hard to beat.  This book is very highly recommended. DON'T LOAN IT OUT.
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Okay so this one may not be on top of my shopping list... but it's still on the list. Thanks for this!
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I was not expecting this playlist to be so fantastic. I am really enjoying being able to listen to some non-classical songs all instrumental. I think the choices added to this list were very well.
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This book just went to number one on my list of important books in life. Bought some copies for my friends and son.
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I was really happy when I discovered your selection of Steeleye Spans music,the original vinyl records I owned were getting a little played out!, Now I can be as nostalgic as I like listening to what is arguably the best folk rock ever.