I thought the book had a good deal of useful information, especially on the details of the Valsalva manuever and the breathing process. I was distracted, however, by the outdated inkjet pictures, and the supposedly "breakthrough" discoveries and teaching techniques which have been around for quite some time in the professional circuit. The book is good for the student who is new to the study of breathing, but does not contain any bibliography for further study. Arnold Jacobs, former tuba player with the Chicago Symphony (and widely known for his expertise on breathing for musical purposes) has much more information to provide, and most of his discoveries were made many years ago, and still apply today. If you purchase this book, be sure to check out anything by Jacobs or his former students to see what you'll be missing.

I detest the conduct of Bill Clinton. I disliked some things about this book. Primarily, that the author threw a ton of stuff against the wall, to see how much of it would stick. In doing so, some does, and a lot doesn't. Therein lies the problem: making accusations which lack substantiation or a volume of compelling circumstantial evidence, helps rather than hinders the Clintons. The book relies too much on rumor and innuendo to truly succeed. I have gained much better information and enjoyment from the Slick Willie books, the Year of the Rat book, Dave Marrannis First In His Class, No Surprises, and even The Clinton Chronicles book. The book's redeeming value is that you will read some things you probably haven't before, and a few of them have credible facts and evidence. These are in the minority, however.

THANKS FOR TELLING LIES ABOUT ME IN COURT AND MAKING ME REALIZE THAT LAWYERS AND JUDGES ARE NOT HONEST PEOPLE. INTEGRITY CAN'T BE BOUGHT SHARMAN, NO MATTER HOW MANY OF YOUR BOOKS SELL, OR HOW MANY WROTTEN CLIENTS YOU REPRESENT.