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|  | | A Music Enthusiast's Guide to Songs You Should have on Your I-Pod
A Music Enthusiast's Guide to Songs You Should Have on Your I-Pod is an A-Z guide to bands and songs that every music lover should have. I have spent the last year compiling a list of over 2000 songs from over 500 bands which includes bands from the 1950's through today. Some bands you may be familiar with and some you may never have heard of. I've listed songs that topped the charts, B-Sides, rare tracks and deeper cuts to give you the essential Songs You Should Have on Your I-Pod.
| |  | | Baseball by the Numbers: Baseball Hall of Fame
I have often heard baseball referred to as a game of inches but, it is also a game of numbers. In no other sport do fans and writers discuss and analyze statistics as much as they do with baseball.
There have been many books written about the Hall of Fame and the players who have been enshrined within its walls. Many of these books include biographical information about the player and their career along with a tally line of their final career statistics.
What I have done is compiled all of the season by season statistics of each member of the Hall of Fame along with some of the categories in which they led the league and awards they won. I have also included the statistics of a few players that are worthy of induction into the Hall of Fame, some who are Hall of Fame probables, and lastly some players to continue to watch.
| |  | | Lost and Found
My second book of Poetry
Lost and Found is the follow up to my first book of poetry Poems from my Purple Notebook. My first book I wrote while I was in high school, this book picks up where the last one left off, college. I titled this book Lost and Found because I would write on many random pieces of paper and notebook pages. After a while I lost track of some and forgot about them and where I put them. Then while in the process of moving I found the book that I tucked them away in. What I thought I had lost was now found. | |  | | Our E-Mails
When I was in high school, I never really felt like I fit in with the other kids. Even among my friends, I always felt like the odd man out. I was never very computer-savvy but one day I decided to search the internet to try and find some people who were more like myself, people with whom I would have things in common. I was surprised when I came across someone that I could talk to. I was even more surprised when I found out it was a girl from school that I “liked.” We would correspond back and forth via e-mail. We found that we had a lot in common, and we got to know each other better. The only problem was she didn’t know it was me that she was talking to.
| |  | | Poems From My Purple Notebook
My First Book of Poetry
This book of poetry I wrote while I was in high school. I would carry around a purple notebook and write in it. I would write my thoughts, ideas, how I was feeling. I never set out to write poems its just something that seemed to happen and before I knew it my notebook was filled. Since then I have written a lot of poems. When I decided to publish my work I figured I should start at the beginning. | |  | | The (Not So) Good Advice Guy
Satirical Advice column written by my alter ego J. R. Richard
| |  | | The Poets Place
A collection of new poems
I have always liked reading and writing poetry so I started The Poet's Place to put together a collection of new poetry that people would enjoy reading. I have tried to include works written in many different styles and on an array of topics. I hope that this collection will have something for everyone. br />
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www.thepoetsplace.org | |  | | The Poets Place Vol. II
A compilation of various poems by various new poets
| |  | | You can quote me on that
A book of quotations
A book of quotations. some of those quoted in this book are:
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A hodge-podge of quotes
A hodge-podge of quotes on various subjects and topics from a large array of writers, actors, philosophers, humorist etc... |
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Sunday at 7
by Pamela Ackerson
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 Jason Donovan has a secret.
The Clere's Restaurant's drama has been unfolding in front of his eyes. If he can see it, so can the restaurant's other guests. But there's something the servers aren't telling him, and he will get to the bottom o |
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