James Acaster 2 Books Collection Set (James Acasters Classic Scrapes & Perfect Sound Whatever)
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Leslie Filbey
> 3 dayI have 3 flat antennas....2 of them never worked good. This antenna is small enough to put anywhere and does a great job picking up channels that the flat ones wouldnt pick up......will buy a couple more.
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Negin Fahimi
> 3 dayI love the Singapore math workbooks and methods of teaching math.
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David
27-11-2024Just what I was looking for...nough said.
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India Ballard
> 3 dayWonderful book. I live it and all the information it brings.
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D. Dennis
> 3 dayVery good book- its a must read
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Ms. Janice O'Kon MD
Greater than one weekThis was so easy! Took it out of the box, hooked it up and we instantly had television!
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TheProfessor
> 3 dayDaktari Obenga has done our ancestors proud with his very detailed gatherings and translations of the sheer brilliance of the ancient Egyptians. Obenga has taken a methodological approach to uncovering the philosophy we most often attribute to the West as having its genesis in Egyptian philosophical thought. He shows how some have tried to discount Egyptian philosophy as little more than potions, sayings and the like. Moreover, a closer read of the Book of Coming Forth...(Book of the Dead, colloquial) demonstrates the depth of the thought process of our ancestors. If that was not enough, Obenga then goes on to show in his methodological process, the sophisticated medical procedures the ancient Egyptians (as well as black Africa) were capable of operating. In fact, he shows how the Greeks learned from the very methods used by the Egyptians (Papyrus Ebers). Finally, Obenga references several of the papyri in private collections, bought from merchants over the past few centuries, referencing the mathematical capabilities of ancient Egyptians. The Papyrus Rhind, is one in particular which details several problems from calculating the area of a circle in a square with 4 rectangular isosceles to the use of co-tangent to calculate the angles for pyramid building. Overall, a fascinating read. I am thoroughly impressed.
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Mel Shelton
> 3 dayI wanted something to replace my cable box in my bedroom since the only thing I watched was local news & the broadcast networks. I came across this on Amazon. So I gave it a shot. I’m glad I did. Stunning picture on the local networks that broadcast in HD! I used the lower mode of the power booster that received the signals better, I do have the antenna on top of a bookshelf also. Once you install the antenna & you get to a point on no pixels & you will. Give it a day to “learn”. Don’t forget to adjust your picture settings for broadcast as well. This is a great alternative to a cable box in your smaller rooms. It will pay for itself. 11.00 a month saved on cable! Thank you! P.S The next day, run your channel list again for a refresh! Be sure to adjust your aspect ratio on the screen to wide.
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The Sesh
Greater than one weekThis book is essential for the student of Kemetyu history, culture, and science. It is arguably the most scholarly book on the subject of Classical African philosophy and science, particularly the connections between Kemet and other African civilizations. Though the author does not go as indepth into the esoteric aspects of Kemetyu philosophy, like Ra Un Nefer Amen, he does do it more justice in terms of scholarship and making African linkages; he also provides English translations, transliterations, and Medu Ntchr examples of the ancient texts. This book should be at the top of any neo-Kemetyus list.
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Kenyette Bethea
> 3 dayExcellent work for those seeking to understand morality from an African perspective.