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I absolutely loved these walking shoes. They're cute and comfortable. Unfortunately, they're not that durable. I've had them for a year now but just had to throw them out because holes formed in the big toe area. I've never had that happen to sneaker before!!! I'm super sad because as I said, loved the shoes. I just can't justify buying them again if they don't last that long.

I purchased this TV to be in our workout room for when I want to watch ESPN, the news, or a movie while on the elliptical. So, this is not my everyday TV that I needs to have the latest and greatest technical specifications, hardware, and features. For my purposes, it just needed to be light enough to hang on the wall, clear enough to see from 7 - 13 feet away, and with a slim frame.

This book had me hooked from the first page! That hasn't happened in a while either. There's tons of action and suspense. I haven't really had the urge to read a book in the last year but I decided to give this one a go because of the ratings. Well there's a reason the ratings are so high...this book is fantastic!!! I've already recommended it to a few friends. I finished the book in less than a week and that's while working two jobs and a few extracurriculars. I can't wait to start on the second book!

I just finished reading the best-selling Coming Apart by Charles Murray. I confess to not having heard of the book until I saw it in the store, but the cover of a champagne glass and a crumbled beer can instantly suggested to me that I was going to enjoy this new examination of the United States and its sociological disintegration of the past half-century.

It's about time someone wrote about the good work that the Clinton Foundation is doing around the world. Joe Conason's book goes into detail about several of the successful Clinton Foundation programs while also taking a critical look at those that did not pan out. This book is well researched, thoughtful, and critical when necessary. As a former development practitioner, I understand why some folks are skeptical of foundations and non-profits as there is a long history of inefficient and insufficient action when these organizations try to tackle worldwide problems like HIV/AIDS, poverty, hunger, etc. The Clinton Foundation is a different type of development organization, and it deserves praise for bringing lifesaving medicine to millions of people living with HIV/AIDS around the world. I highly recommend this book to anyone who interested in learning more about Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation.