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	02/26 Jeffrey is currently reading: Democracy in America Library of Essential Reading Series (Mass Market Paperback) by Alexis de Tocqueville bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	12/21 Jeffrey is currently reading: What Is God?: An Investigation of the Perfections of God's Nature (Paperback) by Robert L. Reymond bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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June 15
	Jeffrey gave to: The Shack (Paperback) by William P. Young	my rating:
	read in February, 2009 Jeffrey said: "Wholly fantastic fiction and heretical theology. " 1 comment
June 14
	Jeffrey gave to: William Wilberforce The Life of the Great Anti-Slave Trade Campaigner (Hard cover) by William Hague	my rating:
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	Jeffrey gave to: Stealing the General: The Great Locomotive Chase and the First Medal of Honor (Hardcover) by Russell S. Bonds	my rating:
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March 19
	Jeffrey gave to: Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams (Paperback) by Tom DeMarco	my rating:
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March 17
	Jeffrey gave to: I. M. Wright's Hard Code (Best Practices) by Eric Brechner	my rating:
	read in March, 2009 Jeffrey said: "I appreciated his insight into Microsoft's development organization. It added some soul and flesh to the behemoth that is usually depicted as soul-less. I especially appreciated the chapters dealing with management (both up and down) as this gave me ...more " add a comment
	Jeffrey gave to: George Washington on Leadership (Hardcover) by Richard Brookhiser	my rating:
	read in March, 2009 Jeffrey said: "Contains much of what other leadership books will teach you. Weaving these themes into a history (biography?) of Washington makes it that much more enjoyable and impressed even more deeply the importance of his morals, background and ethics on his le...more " add a comment
January 15
	Jeffrey gave to: The World According to Bertie (44 Scotland Street, #4) by Alexander McCall Smith	my rating:
	read in January, 2009 Jeffrey said: " What's there to say about this book that hasn't been said about the previous three? This one is also a good read that is hard to put down. A difference in this series of chapters is the settlement of many of the issues already developed. O ...more " add a comment
January 14
	Jeffrey gave to: Love Over Scotland (44 Scotland Street, #3) by Alexander McCall Smith	my rating:
	read in January, 2009 Jeffrey said: "The third "44 Scotland Street" book, this one was also written as a daily for a newspaper. It appeared to me that the author began to further explore some of the ways that these can be written. One has the sense that the plot twists that su...more " add a comment

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"Keep your hand on the helm."
— Matthew Goldman (The Journals of Constant Waterman: Paddling, Poling, and Sailing for the Love of It)

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"Be patient with your boaters and let them rant. Most of them will get over it come December."
— Matthew Goldman (The Journals of Constant Waterman: Paddling, Poling, and Sailing for the Love of It)

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"One takes what the river offers, both good and bad. The joy of living by running water far outweighs the sorrow."
— Matthew Goldman (The Journals of Constant Waterman: Paddling, Poling, and Sailing for the Love of It)

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"What is time to a water rat? What is time to the river? Only we humans obsess over days and minutes, hours and seasons."
— Matthew Goldman (The Journals of Constant Waterman: Paddling, Poling, and Sailing for the Love of It)

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"Those are the things in the water that keep the moon in orbit. I've never quite understood just how they work. You mostly can't see the moon during the day, so they can't be very efficient."
— Matthew Goldman (The Journals of Constant Waterman: Paddling, Poling, and Sailing for the Love of It)

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