And for a good reason, too
353699
Let me start by saying, this is my 3rd Sonata. And for a good reason, too. Third sonata and 5th hyundai in total since 2007. I currently have the 2016 Sonata sport with tech package and premium package. It comes with almost everything, its shy the smart cruise control (where it's automatically controls speed/distance) and it doesn't have the forward collision prevention (where it comes to a complete stop of posible or slows the car down before imminent impact) and the last feature it's missing, is panoramic sunroof. But it does have a regular sunroof. Other than those features, this car has every feature on the list. It runs great, great on gas, and when in sport mode, I love the stiffened handling and the very responsive throttling. I always drive it in eco mode however. I love hyundai and I do believe that it's been more than a decade since Hyundai truly overcame the stigma of a cheap disposable automaker. People still think that but have yet to give the brand another chance, they're the 3rd largest automaker in the world, and I believe they moved down to either the third or fourth most popular automaker in the US, Honda isn't even in the top 5.
4289452
Not sure why it works as well as it does but it does.
4397595
the RIGHT sized K-Fee pod for the machine. And GOOD taste too!
4370812
A little bigger than I thought, which is a good thing!
569565
It's easy, especially for idealistic folks, to confuse "ought to be" with "is." This can lead to severe breaks with reality. It can also lead to impassioned, fight-the-good-fight historically-speculative fiction like this, which takes something that damned well ought to bethe prosecution of George W. Bush for sanctioning the torture of prisonersand presents it as a contemporary fact. There may be no real justice in this universe, planet, or country, but lets thank Joseph Suste for presenting us with the illusion of justice, one that just might inspire us to pursue it in real life. This novel is honest and sincere, and not as one-sided as it might at first appear to be--though it does take sides, without apology. It's worth a read for anyone who wants to imagine this important event, and best of all, it provides a template of action--including a legal presentment--for any lawyers of good conscience out there who just might take inspiration from its pages.
4851170
Fantastic musicianship with good taste, too. (Which is by no means common)
348056
Outstanding !!!  Lots of delicious recipes to choose from, and good for you as well.
4271545
Price is reasonable, looks good and works good too.
889058
Nice and long, and the extra length helped quite bit.
14348
Exactly what I was looking for and at a good price as well.
2269478
Purchased a second pair, the reason why, because they are just that good.
1239255
It's hard to write a review about this book.  Why?  It's so good.  Why is it good, and what makes it different?
First, it tells of the trail and the people he met in 1979. I doubt you'd find some of these folks along the AT today.  For example, the rednecks who came a'drinkin' and a'shootin' at a Georgia shelter, the mountain woman who showed him how to hunt ramps, and the strange and funny account of the rednecks with their "bullet trick" at the tavern in Erwin. Most of these type folks have probably faded into the era from which they came, now extinct by the pervasive eroding effect of the media and its pressure for everyone to conform to American McCulture, not to mention the effect of a constant stream of AT thru-hikers through a previously much more isolated mountain culture and communities.
He writes very well of the changes the trail had on himself, and the transition from feeling like a visitor in the woods to a resident of the woods.  He goes from being deathly afraid of thunderstorms in gaps in Georgia when he started, to enjoying them later on.  And the change in personal values his hike had on him.
Another big difference is this book is written by subjects, not chronologically like the numerous journal-type AT books. Chapters are on "Fear," "Seasons," "Our Community," "Bad Company," "Critters," and so forth. I find this a refreshing break from those books that generally read something like: "I got up at 6 am, cooked pop tarts, walked X miles up a MFer of a hill, saw curly joe and moe, stayed at X shelter, cooked slop tarts, tossed and turned under a leaky roof, got up at 6 am and started again."
Don't know else to say. Read it.
3266360
This is a brand that I have always bought and for good reason.
3671881
A feel-good book with a thoughtful message.  I read a lot of young adult literature. As a teacher of middle/early adolescents, it is important to me to read books that they might be interested in.  I also just enjoy a good story.  The way between is an excellent first book, though I am a little nervous about the production schedule for the following books. It does not seem like Rivera Sun is chopping at the bit to finish the series.  That is my only critique as the book leaves you wanting more.  So, please keep writing this series, Ms Sun!  This is a story about what it means to be actively non-violent.  It's a worthwhile message at a time when so much of the zeitgeist is polarizing
3449338
A must have in survival kit, and a great deal as well.
2562545
This was something I needed, and it turned out to be an excellent choice..

Bob
225531
Written to challenge and to entertain-- and succeeds remarkably.