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Topic 4 of 47: The book(s) I bought today

Mon, Nov 4, 1996 (08:10) | Paul Terry Walhus (terry)
What books did you buy today? Was it an impulse or have you planned
on buying these books? Where did you buy them? Are you glad you did?
68 responses total.

 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 1 of 68: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Aug 23, 1997 (03:58) * 1 lines 
 
The I Ching.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 2 of 68: KitchenManager  (KitchenManager) * Fri, Oct 31, 1997 (15:31) * 4 lines 
 
The Ultimate Dracula
on impulse at Half Price

WER


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 3 of 68: Mike Griggs  (mikeg) * Sat, Dec  6, 1997 (11:13) * 2 lines 
 
3001, Arthur C. Clarke. The Odyssey series comes to a close. No one
let on about the plot yet, tho - I haven't finished it :)


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 4 of 68: Doug Larue  (doug) * Sun, Apr  5, 1998 (06:26) * 103 lines 
 
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 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 5 of 68: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Apr 17, 1998 (23:23) * 79 lines 
 
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 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 6 of 68: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Apr 18, 1998 (02:51) * 1 lines 
 
Amazon had the 8th price!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 7 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Sun, Apr 19, 1998 (16:59) * 1 lines 
 
What a great resource, terry! Thanks for the info!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 8 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Wed, May  6, 1998 (21:34) * 3 lines 
 
The Emperor's Virtual Clothes:
The Naked Truth about Internet Culture
by Dinty W. Moore


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 9 of 68: Wolf  (Wolf) * Wed, May  6, 1998 (21:36) * 1 lines 
 
figures!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 10 of 68: Wolf  (Wolf) * Wed, May  6, 1998 (21:37) * 1 lines 
 
what does the W stand for?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 11 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Wed, May  6, 1998 (21:48) * 3 lines 
 
not sure...
e-mail him at
dwm7@psuvm.psu.edu


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 12 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Wed, May  6, 1998 (22:04) * 1 lines 
 
Got "Silas Marner" for a dime off the used book table at the library.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 13 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Wed, May  6, 1998 (22:18) * 11 lines 
 
I also bought
The Wordsworth Dictionary of Obscenity & Taboo

Global Advantage on the Internet

How to Make a Fortune on the Information Superhighway

Doing Business on the Internet

Sex, Laws, and Cyberspace



 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 14 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Thu, May  7, 1998 (11:55) * 2 lines 
 
Is it true that you can tell a lot about a person by the books
they buy? :)


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 15 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Thu, May  7, 1998 (12:14) * 2 lines 
 
and what's that supposed to mean?
come on, you can say it...


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 16 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Thu, May  7, 1998 (23:18) * 2 lines 
 
No, it's just that I'm now timid about telling what books
I bought recently. :)


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 17 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Fri, May  8, 1998 (00:19) * 9 lines 
 
good point...
(you know, you oughta check out the genx conf,
especially the Formatting the GenX Storybook
and Chapter 1 of the GenX Storybook topics)




((so, what DID you buy?))


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 18 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Fri, May  8, 1998 (10:19) * 9 lines 
 
Well, what a lovely compliment! Somebody is associating me, a Babyboomer,
with GenX! Thank you! :)

I bought:

Children of God (sequel to The Sparrow), by Maria Doria Russell
The Bean Trees, by Barbara Kingsolver
A Virtuous Woman, by Kaye Gibbons
Still Me, by Christopher Reeve


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 19 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Fri, May  8, 1998 (17:46) * 1 lines 
 
Charlotte, I'll be interested to hear what you think of "Bean Trees." have you read any other of Barbara Kingsolver's novels?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 20 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Fri, May  8, 1998 (18:37) * 12 lines 
 
I simply adored it. I was ready to rush to Amazon and order all her
other books, but my friend Hugh says he will loan them to me. So now
I am just waiting (impatiently!) for him to find them.

Like the protagonist is from Kentucky, as am I, so there was a lot of
resonance going on, but even without that level, it was so enjoyably
written that I found myself simply swept away.

I bought the new hardcover version they just released in honor of its
10th anniversary, but I'm sure the paperback is still available, too.

Run out and get it!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 21 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Sun, May 10, 1998 (20:30) * 1 lines 
 
I preferred "Animal Dreams" -- have you read that one? What did you think?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 22 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Mon, May 11, 1998 (10:36) * 3 lines 
 
Animal Dreams is on my list, after Pigs in Heaven, which I
will start after I finish Children of God. I have read terrific
reviews of Animal Dreams, and am greatly looking forward to it!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 23 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Sun, Nov  1, 1998 (20:02) * 3 lines 
 
picked up two more belva plain novels. her latest one, Homecoming, and Whispers.
i actually finished the last one i bought and was just dying to get back to
a bookstore to pick up more, much to my husband's chargin.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 24 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Sun, Nov  1, 1998 (23:46) * 1 lines 
 
used the plastic, huh?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 25 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Mon, Nov  2, 1998 (09:26) * 11 lines 
 
I enjoyed Homecoming, but I have not read Whispers.
How was it?

Referring to message 23---

I read both Animal Dreams and Pigs in Heaven, by
Barbara Kingsolver, since I wrote that message. Last week I bought
her newest, The Ironwood Bible. Looking forward to it.

But first I have to finish the two new ones I just bought by
E. Annie Proulx.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 26 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Mon, Nov  2, 1998 (09:30) * 4 lines 
 
already half-way through Homecoming and just started last night (read for 2 hours).
Whispers is next, so i'll let you know, Charlotte.

wer: nope. we try not to use plastic too much.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 27 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Mon, Nov  2, 1998 (11:40) * 1 lines 
 
Just finished Jane Smiley's "Thousand Acres." It started off in one direction and then suddently took off in another more dysfunctional and outrageous one.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 28 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Tue, Nov  3, 1998 (14:29) * 3 lines 
 
finished Homecoming last night. 4 hour book. good read, though. and i was wrong
about it being her latest novel....Legacy of Secrets is the newest and i don't
have that one YET!!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 29 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Tue, Nov  3, 1998 (15:34) * 2 lines 
 
Today I bought "Solid State Physics, Second Edition" by Hook and Hall, and "Introductory Nuclear Physics" by Krane. Oh what an exciting life I lead.
y


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 30 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Tue, Nov  3, 1998 (22:47) * 3 lines 
 
Wow. Sure puts us to shame, Mike.




 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 31 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Wed, Nov  4, 1998 (12:03) * 1 lines 
 
No Plasma Physics?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 32 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Wed, Nov  4, 1998 (14:06) * 1 lines 
 
Plasma physics is probably the most boring type i can think of. I could have done ap lasma project, but i read about it and then fell asleep :-)


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 33 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Wed, Nov  4, 1998 (15:52) * 8 lines 
 
ok, just to interject, seems i was a bit confused with the titles i mentioned by
belva plain. let me correct myself: i read Homecoming and have started Random
Winds, not Whispers, and her newest book is Legacy of Silence, not Legacy of
Secrets. K? glad we got all that straightened out!

mike: are those books for your school? just reading the titles makes me sleepy!
and what the heck is plasma physics? i really don't want to think too hard, so
explain it, please? it sounds like blood work or something.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 34 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Wed, Nov  4, 1998 (16:52) * 3 lines 
 
yeah, wolf, my books are school books :-) $80 worth no less (depending on the exchange rates of course :-)

plasma physics the study of plasmas (funnily enough! :) which are extremely hot, highly ionized gases...a normal candle flame is part plasma, part hot gas.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 35 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Wed, Nov  4, 1998 (17:35) * 1 lines 
 
ok, i'm there, thanks mikey!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 36 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Wed, Nov  4, 1998 (20:39) * 14 lines 
 
Ya know...many years ago, maybe 20, I went to an Audiophile store and
listened to some Plasma speakers. They were hand made in Mexico.
They worked by vibrating layers of plasma, created by lighting some kind
of a little gas flame in the top of the speaker. Looked like a little
row of pilot lights. It was a devastating experience for me. Never have
I heard such sound. It was as if each note was sparkling in the air
around my head. I could identify the direction each note came from.
It was the clearest, most heavenly audio experience I've ever had.
Every home stereo I've owned since then has sounded like crap, but luckily,
as time passed, I have forgotten the wonder.

These speakers cost $11,000 each.

I wonder if they are still making them.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 37 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Fri, Nov  6, 1998 (15:55) * 1 lines 
 
WOW, Charlotte! They sound awesome! How about doing a web search for them?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 38 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Sat, Nov  7, 1998 (13:44) * 1 lines 
 
I would really like to be able to hear such sound just once.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 39 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Sat, Nov  7, 1998 (19:17) * 1 lines 
 
you mean it's better than live?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 40 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Sat, Nov  7, 1998 (22:32) * 1 lines 
 
I did an Altavista search for "plasma speakers" and turned up some sites - check them out!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 41 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Mon, Nov  9, 1998 (09:29) * 5 lines 
 
Oh good. I used Infoseek, and only found one site, and all it contained
was some guy telling pretty much the same story I did, that is..he had
heard some several years ago and was blown away.

In my humble (and non-professional) opinion, yes...better than live.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 42 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Mon, Nov  9, 1998 (20:36) * 1 lines 
 
haha!!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 43 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Mon, Nov  9, 1998 (22:23) * 1 lines 
 
Wow, that's something of a paradox, isn't it, Charlotte?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 44 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Tue, Nov 10, 1998 (11:36) * 1 lines 
 
Yeah....but isn't most of life? :)


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 45 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Tue, Nov 10, 1998 (11:39) * 9 lines 
 
Ok, that was a flippant response. I'll try again:

What I meant was that it was an enhanced listening experience.
It felt pure. With live, you get natural, ambient noises: a cough,
a baby's cry, feet shuffling, normal human noises we all take for granted
and ignore. When I say it was better than live, I meant to say that I
preferred it to live, for its purity.

Better?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 46 of 68: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Thu, Nov 12, 1998 (09:05) * 1 lines 
 
flippant was fine Charlotte, I like flippant!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 47 of 68: Leplep le Plep  (jgross) * Thu, Nov 12, 1998 (13:21) * 5 lines 
 
I practically flipped
.....and landed on my head
it sounded so live, it almost purified me
wait, I think I might do some of that plasma now
I wanna make sure it's pure plasma, though, before I do it


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 48 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Fri, Nov 13, 1998 (21:42) * 1 lines 
 
I got it now! Thanks for the clarification, Charlotte!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 49 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Sat, Jan  2, 1999 (10:42) * 1 lines 
 
ok, picked up whispers (another belva plain novel). i really need to expand my novel collection to include other authors. i actually have a list recommended to me and have only read belva plain, dick francis, and fern michaels. sad considering the list had 20 different authors on it.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 50 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Sat, Jan  2, 1999 (11:53) * 1 lines 
 
Add Barbara Kingsolver to your list, Wolf.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 51 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Sat, Jan  2, 1999 (20:51) * 1 lines 
 
thanks, charlotte, what does she write?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 52 of 68: Autumn Moore  (autumn) * Thu, Jan  7, 1999 (15:03) * 1 lines 
 
Her books are hard to describe, but enjoyable on many levels. I especially liked "Animal Dreams."


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 53 of 68: Charlotte  (Charlotte) * Thu, Jan  7, 1999 (18:58) * 12 lines 
 
There are indeed hard to describe. If I may suggest:

Go to www.amazon.com, search for Barbara Kingsolver. There will be
reviews by other readers and more articulate descriptions of her books
than I am able to give you.

I am currently reading her nonficion essays and enjoying them very much.

I have finished all her other published works. My favorite so far is her
latest novel The Poisonwood Bible.

Start withBean Trees if you can.


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 54 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (13:46) * 1 lines 
 
thanks!


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 55 of 68: wer  (wer) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (13:57) * 2 lines 
 
bought Rheingold's "The Virtual Community" the other day,
along with "The Union Square Cafe Cookbook" and "Rivals of Dracula"


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 56 of 68: wer  (wer) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (13:58) * 1 lines 
 
the last two are not by Howard, of course...


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 57 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (14:00) * 1 lines 
 
and just who could be a rival of dracula?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 58 of 68: wer  (wer) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (14:01) * 2 lines 
 
not sure yet, gave it to the wife to read at work...
I'll let you know when it comes back home


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 59 of 68: Wolf  (wolf) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (14:02) * 1 lines 
 
haha!! i mean, who does dracula have to compete with, you know? *grin*


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 60 of 68: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (14:15) * 1 lines 
 
WER?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 61 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (15:05) * 1 lines 
 
I love you, too, Stace...


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 62 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (15:26) * 1 lines 
 
I really enjoyed Virtual Community, as I've said elsewehre...


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 63 of 68: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Fri, Jan  8, 1999 (15:48) * 1 lines 
 
*laugh*


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 64 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Sat, Jan  9, 1999 (11:17) * 2 lines 
 
That's part of what prompted me to finally buy it, Mike.
Have you read his "Virtual Reality"?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 65 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Sat, Jan  9, 1999 (11:24) * 1 lines 
 
NO, I've never read Virtual REality, wer. Have you?


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 66 of 68: wer  (KitchenManager) * Sat, Jan  9, 1999 (11:28) * 2 lines 
 
nope...just wondering if I should try and find it, too...
(actually more like if I see it should I buy it)


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 67 of 68: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Sat, Jan  9, 1999 (19:58) * 1 lines 
 
I don't really know what it's about..if it's big headsets and wireframe worlds then I don't really care that much :-)


 Topic 4 of 47 [books]: The book(s) I bought today
 Response 68 of 68: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Feb 14, 2002 (18:03) * 1 lines 
 
Stokstad's two volume "Art History".

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