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OPINION
The Heresy and
The Faith
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It’s YOUR money.
Some chant this phrase just
around income-tax time to express their indignation at
having to “render unto Caesar the things which are
Caesar’s”, with Caesar in this instance being the United
States government. The really motivated see themselves
as Caesar as in “we the people” Caesar and the
government a far, far distinct cousin like a fumbling
Spartacus charged with shoring up the defenses of hearth
and home. Still, there are others who chant the phrase
as a sort of soliloquy despairing the seemingly inherent
wastefulness of government spending, as in, “It’s YOUR
money and you can do better with it yourself”.
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The God Code
By Gregg Braden
Reviewed by Lynard Barnes
The world is a mysterious place.
The world is a puzzling place.
Depending on your perspective in processing surrounding reality, you may or may not be capable of writing a book like THE GOD CODE. This book creates a puzzle and then resolutely goes about solving it. It's a trend.
Finding the mystery or puzzle is the key. Children are expert at this until constant admonitions to stop searching and “do as I say” kills the adventurous spirit.
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Bones In The
Desert
by Jana Bomersbach
Reviewed by Lynard Barnes
The major contribution Jana Bommersbach's BONES IN THE DESERT makes to any discussion about crime is how difficult it can be to define a crime when victim and victimizer are in a domestic relationship. In the death of sixty-nine year old Loretta Bowersock, it is obvious that she was the victim of various personal crimes long before she was finally murdered on December 14, 2004. Taw Benderly, the man who murdered her and nine days later killed himself, had been siphoning away Bowersock's assets for years. He appeared to be an asset sponge. For the nearly twenty years of Bowersock's and Benderly's relationship, Bowersock was the spigot and Benderly the sponge. That's the way it appears.
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Into The Water
by Diane Fanning
Reviewed by Lynard Barnes
Diane Fanning's
INTO THE WATER starts in June 2002 with Richard Marc Evonitz waking up from the dreamless world of a serial-rapist to discover that his latest victim has fled the confinement of his house and was probably on her way to the Richmond County, Virginia Sheriff's Department office around the corner.
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The First Patient
by Michael Palmer
Reviewed by Lynard Barnes
Take the improbable and make it seem probable, the unbelievable and make it believable.
THE FIRST PATIENT, as fiction, fails in both departments. Despite that, it is an entertaining novel.
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The Last
Goodnights
By John West
Reviewed by Leslie Yau
“Stick to The Issue”. I have to remind myself often while writing this book review.
A father dying of cancer told his son, “. .
.I have options about how and when my death will occur.
But I’ll need you on board, to help me.” How is the son,
a well educated lawyer, suppose to respond? John West
nodded and said, “You got it.” So the dark, unbearable
long journey started.
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