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Pao Cajamarca paolacajam6372 — I liked this book because I've been interested in the history of the California wine industry and this sure hit the right note in that regard. Tales of dysfunctional families, corporate takeovers, life-style excesses, extra-marital affairs, you name it, this book's got it. But....there were several stories that were repeated, with more or less detail, throughout the book. There were a couple of times that I thought I was on the wrong "page" (I listened to the audiobook), thinking I had somehow rewound a bit. But, no, it was just a retelling of the same story...very annoying. I wanted to give it more stars, but this tedious repetitiveness prevented me from doing so.

Chris Turner _ — Heidegger has been the biggest gap in my reading. He is the one major figure in philosophy that I haven't read -- and hence, everything that flows from him (mainly 2/3rds of modernity) has also been a blank book to me. So for someone looking for a way into this -- this book is just excellent. On the other hand, Harman tries to cover too much to briefly -- and so I found my eyes glazing at some of the ancillary issues, which were simply not well-enough prepared. On the other hand -- I'm started to sound like a two-handed economist here -- Heidegger is one of those thinkers (like Plato and Einstein) who thought he had only one idea -- albeit one BIG idea -- and here Harmen does an excellent job. That one idea, of course, is Dasein -- or more particularly the notion that Dasein is an event. Good place to start, and my thanks to Chris for calling this to my attention.

Passorn Manoros mint047 — a great story that tell u to stopdoing what u think u're good at doing it.... Samantha Sweeting ,from the A-list lawyer have turn to be a domestic goddess...The kind of life that she doesn't kinda familiar...how to use an iron or any household electrical appliances... She has one shot of being a partner in carter Spink...then, she knew what she want exactly..the kind of busy life and famous or just an easy life where she have her weekends.. it start from she celebrated her birthday all by herself when her brother and mum were so busy with their career... life as a lawyer when a day was being separated by 6-minutes chunk... 9.00-9.06...9.06-9.12.... it was so funny...the writer tells the story with wit and humours ... Samantha was somehow cheated her cv when she told that she was a cordon-bleu chef... thanx to her friend, lady edgerly... Then, of course she fall in love with the gardener who somehow show her the reality and how to appreciate her weekend... a great story of how someone's life can turn to something that no one has ever expected...

Eh Adrian adrianbong — Huh? What is going on here? This book made no sense to me whatsoever. It was beautifully written, yes, but the depressing, rather disjointed episodes left me with a sad taste in my mouth. I can't think of any children who would be interested in this book.