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Coke or Pepsi?: 1000 Coke or Pepsi Questions to Ask Your Friends?
$4.00

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Bought this book as a party favor for my daughters 10th birthday. The girls loved the book and played with it for hours. All of the moms have commented on what a great idea this was for party favors. Good clean fun for girls.

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More Coke or Pepsi?
Mickey Gill & Cheryl Gill
$7.99

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Worst fashion mistake you've ever made? Little kids are fun or annoying? Do you exercise -- yes? no? sometimes? As your friends 999 more questions just like these!

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The Sparkling Story of Coca-Cola: An Entertaining History Including Collectibles, Coke Lore, and Calendar Girls
Michael Witzel
$14.82

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It Was Never About a Hotdog and a Coke
Rodney L Hurst
$11.80

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On August 27, 1960, more than 200 whites with ax handles and baseball bats attacked members of the Jacksonville Youth Council NAACP in downtown Jacksonville who were sitting in at white lunch counters protesting racism and segregation. Referred to as Ax Handle Saturday, "It was never about a hot dog and a Coke" chronicles the racial and political climate of Jacksonville, Florida in the late fifties, the events leading up to that infamous day, and the aftermath.

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Tomart's Price Guide to Character & Promotional Glasses Including Pepsi, Coke, Fast-Food, Peanut Butter and Jelly Glasses; Plus Dairy Glasses & Milk
Tom Hoder
$10.97

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We have waited paitently for the release of this book as it has been 2 years since we were told it was going to be released. Time and effort are clearly visible as it gives reference of over 800 new glasses that the previous editions lacked. Many of the small mistakes about certain glasses have also been corrected.

This is clearly at the top of its class for promotional glasses and is more extensive in categories then all the other so called glass books available on the market. As with any collector book this one has prices in it and not all of them are reliable as the common items appear to be overpriced and the high end glasses appear to be underpriced. The only dissapointment I had overall with the book was its combining black and white photos on same pages as color shots, since part of the page is in color it would be nice to have the whole page in color.

In any event Tom Hoder did an excellent job overall and this book will still stand above others as the one people will use as a guide.

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Coke on the Rocks
Lucy Wright
$28.50

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Lifts the lid on the infamous \'Costa del Crime\' which tells you all you need to know about the reality of living there and surviving.

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On the Road to Heaven
Coke Newell
$10.94

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From the author of "Latter Days: A Guided Tour Through Six Billion Years of Mormonism" comes this exuberant and groundbreaking autobiographical novel about the modern Mormon convert experience. Revealing the author's hard-won path to meaning, faith, and forgiveness, "On the Road to Heaven" is a love story about a girl and a guy and their search for heaven-a lotta love, a little heaven, and one heck of a ride in between. In a style reminiscent of and offering homage to Jack Kerouac, "On the Road to Heaven" traces an LSD-to-LDS pilgrimage across the geographic and cultural landscape of two continents in the late twentieth century. From the 1970s hippie heyday of the Colorado mountains to the coca fields of Colombia, it's a journey through Thoreau ascetics, Ram Dass Taoism, and Edward Abbey monkey-wrenching to the mission fields of one of the world's fastest-growing-and most trenchantly conservative-religions. Few stories have ever described a more unusual road to redemption.

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Ode to a Diet Coke; Disability, Choices and Control
Barbara Linn
$10.61

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"Bobbi Linn is a fi ghter and has been for the more than 40 years I have had the privilege to know her - fi ghting against discrimination based on disability and fi ghting the depression that tries to overpower her, taking her away from her work as a leader in the Independent Living Disability Rights Movement. Her dynamic spirit and keen intellect empower her again as she experiences a life-threatening blow to her independence. In Ode to a Diet Coke®, she shares with us in descriptive prose the jolting experiences which land her in the hospital, a rehabilitation unit and then threaten to keep her in a nursing home." ~ Judith Heumann Co-Founder, Berkeley Center for Independence Co-Founder, World Institute on Disability

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Common Law and Liberal Theory: Coke, Hobbes, and the Origins of American Constitutionalism
James R. Stoner
$19.75

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James Stoner's purpose is an ambitious one: to recover the common law basis of American constitutionalism.

American constitutionalism in general, he argues, and judicial review in particular, cannot be fully understood without acknowledging their roots in both common law and liberal political theory. But for the most part, the common law underpinnings of constitutionalism have received short shrift.

Through close study of liberal political philosopher Thomas Hobbes and the writings of Edward Coke, a seventeenth-century judge and parliamentarian whose opinion in Doctor Bonham's Case (1610) was once viewed as a precedent for the modern practice of judicial review, Stoner establishes a dialogue between two schools of thought. The contrast that emerges between liberalism, with its scientific ambitions, and common law opens up a fresh perspective on the foundations of the American regime.

Common law is grounded in precedent and local tradition as well as reason; it stresses community. Liberal political theory is based on abstract, rational principles; it stresses individualism. To overlook the common law roots of American constitutionalism, then, is to ignore a tradition that is more contextual and historical, more flexible yet more respectful of the wisdom of tradition or experience, less individualistic and more emphatic about responsibility than is the liberal philosophic tradition.

In Common Law and Liberal Theory, Stoner reexamines the sources of judicial review and the American founding. He focuses on Hobbes and Coke as representative of the two traditions, but also includes chapters on Locke, Montesquieu, Blackstone, and the Federalists. His careful reading of the influences of and conflicts between liberalism and common law will cast new light on the controversy over the origins of American constitutionalism.

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Coke Goes to War
V. Dennis Wrynn
$4.30

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The subjects portrayed in Coca-Cola ads during World War II paralleled the war effort and included soldiers and civilians around the world serving their country and occasionally introducing the joys of the popular soft drink to their native hosts. Coke Goes to War presents a wonderfully nostalgic, all-color chronicle of Coca-Cola's wartime magazine advertisements.