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Piper 7.41 ptg pada hari 10hb Januari 2009

I have been a past customer of Amazon, enjoyed using it and found it very easy to use. I have always loved the idea of ebook and when I heard that Amazon was developing a special portable device for e-reading and it was everything it needed to be I was excited...then I saw the price, technology costs I understand that but the price is insane...ok whatever corporate nessecity and all that blather.....I couldn't afford the price for just an e-book reader! Again no big deal...other fish in the sea and all that......then I bought an ipod touch...a great device useful for many many things, and cost 2/3's of the Kindle and could do twice as much.... And I was shopping around for ebooks: the ipod is a great platform to read from. I realized some very fustrating facts..... these being that one of the best stocked ebook stores out there is Mobipocket; an Amazon company...Mobipocket is actively SUPPRESSING development of a ebook reader platform for ipods/iphones because they want more people to buy Kindles. Not only does this suck big time for people who use their ipods as reading devices but Mobipocket/Amazon is also making a mistake and alienating current devoted customers who already own and would buy more Mobipocket(Amazon) format books....if they could read them on their ipods. Seems not only short sighted but also like bad business. I am going to buycott buying from Amazon, there are always other good ethical companies out there that don't ignore not only current customers but potential ones as well.

Bob 3.35 pagi pada hari 11hb November 2008

I was very happy to find before Friday. THX Amazon!

Shabbir 11.27 ptg pada hari 05hb Ogos 2008

.....Shabbir Ahsan balances the moments of terror with equal doses of humour, nearly all of it at the expense of our erstwhile Major Iqbal. Whether he's being duped by a camp servant into cooking and cleaning for him, or being swarmed by a women's soccer team for scoring the winning goal, he handles it all with equal good grace. He's a wonderfully human character who in spite of the horror and nerve wracking experiences, is still able to find positive things in the world around him. He's never unrealistic, he's heard eyewitness accounts of the horrible things people can do to each other after all, but he's also witnessed people with almost nothing extending hospitality to those with nothing as if it were the most natural thing in the world to do, so he retains hope.

The Peacekeeper by Shabbir Ahsan uses actual incidents involving the Bangladeshi army in the Democratic Republic Of The Congo as members of the UN Peacekeeping force stationed there as the framework around which Major Samil Iqbal relates his year's experience as a peacekeeper. By turns heartrending and heart-warming it's probably the best book set in a war zone that you're liable to read in a long time. The irony that one of the poorest nations in the world also supplies one of the largest contingents of peacekeepers to the United Nations isn't something that should be lost on us either. It makes you wonder why if they can find a way to do that - why can't we?

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