This is a humor book containing a fictional question and answer session about the eponymous Malted Milk Ball Diet, which, if we are to believe the answers to such questions as "should I exercise on this diet," "will the diet improve my self-esteem," and "can the diet help me in reincarnation," is the answer to all the world's problems.Containing dry, straight-faced humor and enhanced by quirky cartoon illustrations from Jerry van Amerongen, who went on to write newspaper comics The Neighborhood and Ballard Street (van Amerongen is almost certainly responsible for the written content as well; the author's name, Horace Cutbinder, sounds very much like the kind of names he always made up in his cartoons), The Malted Milk Ball Diet is a terrific satire of the extravagant claims people make, for diets and for so many other things, to separate us from our hard-earned cash. If you have to spend it, spend it on something like this. The Malted Milk Ball Diet will give you value for your money.

I bought the Cuisinart for the name. Big mistake. After mashing the garlic, the little basket is consistently pulled out and PLOP! falls right into the food you merely wanted garlic in. So....if it falls into very hot olive oil, it can splash onto your hand and you have to quickly find something to pull the basket out of the oil. Bottom line, be forewarned----clever design in the boardroom, very poor design for the kitchen!

I found the book to be very good. It was the first time that I know of that, the character of Trader was actually in a book and it was not a memory of JB or Ryan. It was very interesting to see how the characters had changed over the time they were away from each other. It was funny how the Trader took over the group after all in spite of all the time that had passed, and the way Ryan went along with it for a while and then told the Trader that they would do as they wish. I enjoyed the book very much and it was nice to see how the characters had matured.

My aquatic classes are mostly older people, so I thought this mid-tempo CD would fit the bill. Unfortunately it is too "current" for our taste. Other people looking for something that has new music may like this CD.

This device uses the less compatible Broadcom chipset. The Cambridge Silicone Radio (CSR) chipset is a better choice, but more difficult to locate.

I can't review this product cause never got it in time, I paid 1 day shipping and it not arrived in time. I was at the hotel for 5 days. It arrived when a came back to home.Wasted money.