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This package has some amazing value inside of it, especially if you are new to the Modern format as I was. The deck is a W/B Tokens build with a disruption package. It fires off very well, and can put a major beat down on your opponent if they don't take you seriously. At FNM, I posted a 3rd place finish out of a field of over 20, beating Pod, RDW, and U/G Infect along the way. The key thing in this deck is the value you get for your money; I paid $50, deckbox.org lists the value at around $150. High dollar staples like Path to Exile (3 of), Sword of Feast & Famine (1 of), Elspeth, Knight Errant (1 of), and Inquisition of Kozilek (2 of) are included in this solid deck. If you are new to Modern, or just want to pick up a new deck to play around with, there is enough value included here to justify purchase.

It only works if you use "Inductive cookware" that means no copper ,aluminum or any other non ferrous metal,they fail to tell you that in all of the commercials just certain ones. When I went back to return units they made me pay shipping and I lost the $59.90 shipping and handling charge. You can by their cookware for more money ,but no thanks. RIP OFF !!!!!!!

I recently finished reading Charles Murray's Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, which I received complimentary from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group. Coming Apart is the culmination of several decades of Murray's work as a political scientist who has studied modern American society and culture. Murray explains that he uses white Americas as the reference point for the book because white America is used by everyone else as the reference point for how minorities fair in the United States in ares such as education, disposable income and job possession. This gets to the heart of Coming Apart, the reference point used by everyone is changing, and that means America is changing. In Coming Apart Murray argues that American culture is facing a crisis of two classes that exist on opposite extremes of one another and their increasing isolation and lack of common ground for understanding one another threatens to divide the political and social unity of America.