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Debby Boone comes across on this CD as one classy lady, from the stunning cover photo to the lush alto with which she handles a tenspot of well-selected traditional hymns. The orchestration is what you’d expect from a member of the Boone family: expert, spare with occasional flourishes, from time to time a jostling with [...]

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Full product information for this item, together with my review, my ranking of the product, and any reader comments, can be found at www.amazon.com. Rivers of Joy, a live worship CD recorded in Colorado Springs and led by Don Moen, features a highly-trained Big Choir, an interesting solo or two, audience participation, and the appearance [...]

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‘Funny how different things look from up close. Three years ago my family and I left a sixteen-year stint in Costa Rica, a place we loved and where we believed we’d one day die and be buried. Of all places, we came to Indianapolis, a town with a reputation for dullness placed smack in the [...]

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Rosie the deer

The Rhodesian Ridgeback, an African canine breed that was once used to hunt lions, is normally not associated with the phrase ‘like a little deer’. But Rosie, our five-year-old Ridgeback looks just like that as she sleeps, curled up on the rug she’s wrestled into just the right mound of folds and wrinkles that make [...]

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Fido, come home!

The latest entry on my technological almost-too-good-to-be-true list is a service that links would be pet-adopters with dogs and cats desperately in need of a home like theirs. Check out www.1-800-save-a-pet.com. You sign up to receive information about a specific kind of adoptable pet, say a Labrador Retriever. You also input your zip code on [...]

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Full product information for this item, together with my review, my ranking of the product, and any reader comments, can be found at www.amazon.com. House and Garden is a big, beautiful, in-your-face collection of colors and designs for the well-heeled reader without children in diapers or other unstylish impediments to the concept of home as [...]

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Full product information for this item, together with my review, my ranking of the product, and any reader comments, can be found at www.amazon.com. Golf Digest is the big daddy of a well-populated family of golf publications. It’s self-styled tag line–’The #1 Golf Publication’–is well-earned.

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Full product information for this item, together with my review, my ranking of the product, and any reader comments, can be found at www.amazon.com. EMQ is a quarterly publication out of Wheaton College’s Billy Graham Center that is perhaps best described as a periodical written by and for missionaries and practitioners of Christian mission. Its [...]

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Full product information for this item, together with my review, my ranking of the product, and any reader comments, can be found at www.amazon.com. Brilliantly conceived, movingly enacted, grandiose in scope, this epic fiction intertwines the life of the miserable but gifted Mozart with the envious, correct, but ultimately mediocre Antonio Salieri. The result is [...]

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Full product information for this item, together with my review, my ranking of the product, and any reader comments, can be found at www.amazon.com. These field guides are excellent resources for the novice, whether they treat of fauna like your region’s birds or flora like your trees. This is because they group each specimen visually [...]

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