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Ok story, ok performance

Revisado: 11-20-17

Not nearly the futuristic novel that The Martian was. Also, the reader is a woman. For some reason, all the characters came across as female since the reader was female. It was hard to tell who was who. Some of the situations strain credulity a bit. Overall, a fine book, but not one I will listen to over and over.

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Somewhat idealistic dog training.

Revisado: 10-05-17

According to Zak, you should never use any negative consequences for bad behavior, just wait for some good behavior and reward liberally with plenty of treats. This sounds great in theory, but in real life, corrections need to be made to undesirable behavior or the behavior will continue. Overall, this was not a very good dog training book.

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Long winded story about the life and death of a back woods ranger

Revisado: 10-25-16

This book is written in the style that jumps forward and backwards in time, from one person to another. I did learn something about the people who live and work in our national parks, which I do appreciate, but by the end of the book, I was ready for it to be over so I could get on to some other book. It's an interesting book, but not destined to be a classic.

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Fracing, good or bad? Turns out it's both

Revisado: 06-24-16

An informative, entertaining, and balanced report on the natural gas industry in the United States. Russell Gold goes into the background and history of oil and natural gas exploration in the United States, and the technology behind it. He then explores the ramifications of fracing wells, which have had a large impact on the cost and supply of petroleum products, while presenting challenging environmental issues.

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