That's right, Jay.

Kirk, Picard and Janeway. Three Captains of the Starship Enterprise.

Sinatra had the high point of image style and singing approach.

Clint, I want to thank you for this book. You committed a lot of time and effort to enrich our history.

Its really quite incredible when you think about the demands and time commitment of the part, and also where she was in her personal life at the time, even flying around the country to do conventions or press on weekends. Its just such a remarkable story. No hired driver. Just astonishing.

I read the whole thing, almost 800 pages. Somewhere in here there could have been a pretty good 400 page novel, with some editing. There are truly rapturous visionary passages. And there are also plenty of over-written redundantly woke politico-mystical diatribes.

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Brilliant book many thanks. As a male I love reading stories like this glad you have stayed true to yourself

She was my 2nd favorite captain after Kirk

My favourite star track ever!

That didn't age well after the real facts emerged. This is a great propaganda book to put in the files of history.

Awesome book!! I'm in the middle of it right now. Takes me back!

Wow now at last i got the hold of how actually looks this hand scroll.

Bohemian Spirit, major supplier of Czech foods, and mission sponsor.

Hello where is the address of this restaurant in Houston?

This novel needs to be adapted to film.

My Favorite Captain !!!!

Ambassador Mulgrew has attracted a wide audience.

Lived the part :-)

I can’t wait to read your book! I agree 💯 about neurodivergence! I do relate about being odd to some degree! I’m sure it will resonate with many individuals! I appreciate you 🙏🏆

Adam Rapp's YA novels are some of my favorites. I read a lot (I'm a librarian) but those stories felt like something so new, so unlike anything I'd read before. Real and raw are words I've used over and over to describe them. I picked up this book and fell in love with his storytelling again. Fear (the man in the laundromat), sadness (Denny, Myra, Joan, Fiona) disgust (Alec) and hope sort of sum up my reading experience. Beautiful writing. Thank you.

Profoundly moved by this book. Thank you for the video!

Never seen a single one in the Birdman Prophet House (where Twitter was first coined in 2004) in 25 years. I think that Starlings are more of a city bird?

I am just over 2/3 of the way through this book. I love the story and how it follows the family throughout their history and how we get the story from different characters' perspectives. What I am disappointed in is that the book's description that has been realeased on amazon gives away a major part of the plot that is not told until way later in the book. What should have been a big reveal was unfortunately anticipated because of the book description the publisher gave.

This book explained everything I did t know or misunderstood. I listened to the Audible version and the voice of the author was so kind, compassionate, and convicted in their knowledge of the topic. I feel very at peace and grateful for the opportunity to start HRT 2 years post menopause. Almost unbelievably, my sleep is beginning to improve one week in. Read this book. Every woman needs this book. Yes, EVERY woman.

Sorry Peter, I only just got your book, so my comment seems meaningless, Thank you and RIP. John, U.K. x

There are sweet references to Mozart's starling in the novel 'The Morning Gift,' written by Eva Ibbotson. I recommend the book, which is a lovely romance set in Vienna and Great Britain at the start of WWII.

Isn’t this guy fighting Tyson Fury soon?

Sounds great. Thanks for sharing.

Reading it right now

Im gonna cry😢😢😢

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I am so glad I have had her as a role model in life. She's great!

Awesome

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A wonderful conversation to listen to, and boy o boy ame I grateful for having been born 1953, our generation were so lucky, even though it wasn't always easy, still we didn't have to listen to hiphop or gangster rap, we had REAL MUSIC❤❤❤

Her book was incredible!! The details the of the whole journey she had with her little sister

I currently rewatch Voyager with my 10 year old daughter. And boy do her eyes sparkle when Janeway shuts down someone.

Loved it! Inspiring! Thanks

Boring.

I'm sorry Doctor Joseph you did not you didn't do good you didn't even put in there milk this with at all milk this one is a 2000 year remedy that causes so much repair through the blood to your liver your kidneys bow productions you really missed that on that 1 sorry to say now I'm gonna throw away my book cause it's no good for me

Hannah: Ana, when you left, I seriously went crazy. It was the worst thing that could have happened to me. Ana: Oh, please. You still have many things to live for, right? Hannah: Yes, but deep down I was just waiting for the day I could see you again. Ana gets sad.

I was sooooo engaged with your book!!! Thank you!!! I’ll read more of your work!!!

Bruce is a terrible interviewer. No offense to the boss but stick to music.

Wow! Very enlightening! I can't wait to get the book!

I have the Riverteeth memorized and recite it at fire rings on river trips, public readings and cèilidhs

0:20 😰😨

Intuitive eating is ALSO A SCAM.

Actually she was not the first woman starship captain….in Star Trek 4 a woman, Captain Alexandra was the commanding officer of the U.S.S. SARATOGA

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