HadleyH
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The only way I can listen to him is online because none of the local radio stations carry him anymore.
I adore him
whatever way .... thing is to know what he says
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I adore him
whatever way .... thing is to know what he says
HadleyH
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In fact I was reading Michael Savage while Baltimore was burning...
he was spot on all he said...
after him I will go back to the Romanovs
he was spot on all he said...
after him I will go back to the Romanovs
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Just saw read this article on MarketWatch:
Physical-book sales are staging a comeback after many years of decline
And here's the link (it's a free site):
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ph...meback-after-many-years-of-decline-2016-08-22
I have nothing against e-readers, and use Kindle on my phone so that I don't have to physically carry a book everywhere, but still prefer the feel and experience of a physical book, so glad they are making a comeback.
Physical-book sales are staging a comeback after many years of decline
And here's the link (it's a free site):
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ph...meback-after-many-years-of-decline-2016-08-22
I have nothing against e-readers, and use Kindle on my phone so that I don't have to physically carry a book everywhere, but still prefer the feel and experience of a physical book, so glad they are making a comeback.
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I buy both, but mainly read on my Ipad or kindle. Nonetheless, I would be very sad to see the option for a tangible book go bye-bye. There is still something magical about finding, holding, purchasing, and reading a book. Great news.
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