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Irving Ubundi

So, Nick, old buddy -- the book is definitely Global and we've been to a
few of those places together in pursuit of your day job. What's
refreshing is that these places are obviously described by someone who
has been there and done that, which is quite a bit different from the
folks who sit around with a map and guidebook writing about places they
haven't been within 1,000 miles of (although I do have to quibble that I
am pretty sure there is no such town as [whatever the name you used was]
in the vinyards above Lausanne.) The airplane thing at the end is
definitely exciting but you are sure to get obnoxious objections from
old military pilots. For the sequel, start by Googling AWAX.

Irving Ubundi

Ana Villaronga

Hi Nick,
Enjoyed your commentary on our daily lives and unhealthiness. You really do have some great advice! Just wanted to add one thing which in my opinion is extremely important: Everything in moderation. Here in the US, we have too many people exaggerating, from working-out and exercising too much, to eating too much. Those who choose the healthy lifestyle and abuse their bodies by exercising in an extreme way will also pay the price by shortening their lifespan and suffering many pains associated with the same.

To conclude, let's agree that a couple of drinks is fine, smaller portions are good, and the right amount of exercise for your age, sex, and way of life are needed. Too many in this country seem to not know how to be moderate.

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