Country: 5.39.59.138, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

bought this for my nephews birthday, he turned 4 but he loves cars and legos. truthfully, he only drives the cars around and crashes into things. that being said, he loves this game. in fact, he lost dropped this game while at his brothers hockey game and i had to get him another because he was so heart broken that he lost it.

It's been clear for a while now that Michael Buble has been looking out to branch away from the standards that launched his career into his own brand of pop. From his debut to Nobody But Me, Michael's albums have steadily featured more and more on his own pop songs and away from the "safe pop" of Call Me Irresponsible's "Everything." But this exposes a problem that is especially prevalent in Nobody But Me: the standards he continues to do combine with his own pop songs (themselves which have become increasingly exploratory of more genres such as rap) combine to make for an uneven album. It's as if Michael tries to have it both ways - relying on his bread and butter standards, while also really trying branch out into pop. While I reside in the "standards" camp, I can understand Michael in not wanting to limit his career to simply singing other's songs. However, what made his earlier pop songs like "Everything" great was that they seamlessly combined with the rest of the album in a complementary and cohesive effort, in a way that they don't in Nobody But Me.

I thought this movie was the 2012 with J. Cusak in it. D-uhoh. It took me 10 minutes to figure out something was very wrong. As soon as the religious propaganda kicked in I knew I had the wrong movie. I watched it anyway for laughs.

This is one of the best shows ever! These writers are exceptional I can't believe the stuff they come up with it's a classic!!!

Best American Travel Writing 2014 is a bit of a throwback to travel writing of a generation or two ago. I've always enjoyed travel writing, but when I first encountered it, it was shelved in the bookstores with adventure or biography. "Travel" books referred exclusively to guidebooks. It wasn't until the 1980s that I saw a bookstore with a shelf labeled "travel adventure."

My first try with an E-Magazine on Kindle. One of the things I always hate about paper mags is that I see an ad or website mentioned and I never remember to visit the site after I put the magazine down. I thought an e-mag would allow clickable links to the various ads and websites so I could check them out and shop, but sadly, that is not the case. I don't know if it's just Elle or that is how all of the e-mags work?? I won't be buying another, at least with the paper ones you get free samples now and then.