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The Gone With The Wind of Private Club books
This book is better reading than Gone With The Wind; funnier than the original script for Blazing Saddles; and more insightful than a Stephen Hawking book. The photograph on page 160 shows just what it will take to be a great private club leader. Everyone should read it for two reasons: the book is great and Mr. Ogive must certainly need the moeny.
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August 18, 2009 (Mount Dora, Florida, USA) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

A must read if you work in the industry
I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. What a great satire on the club industry and as someone who has worked 22 years in the business it rings so true. Well done!
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March 8, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Sheer genius...contains a penetrating insight into the human folly!
"When and as private clubs begin to see themselves clearly and honestly through the `parody lens' of this wonderful book, they will REALLY begin to address operational and governance issues head-on. If you love private clubs and have a sense of humor, you just have to read this book!"
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August 3, 2009 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Private Clubs in America and around the World is a VERY funny and perceptive look into the unique world of private clubs. Private clubs are inextricably woven into the very fabric of America's history, traditions, and culture- and for that matter, the histories, traditions, and cultures of ALL free societies around the world. Members, employees, and guests alike will enjoy the author's penetrating insights, off-beat humor, blatant irreverence, and sarcastic wit. The author's obvious extensive knowledge of and deep affection for the world of private clubs permeate all nine chapters and deal with topics ranging from Boards of Directors to committees, employees to members. Be prepared to laugh your socks off at this must-read.

Clive Endive Ogive IV belongs to at least 17 exclusive private clubs-certainly all the ones that matter. The fact that he has a Roman numeral IV after his name and is exclusive heir to a trust fund with annual interest sufficient to pay all his annual club dues in perpetuity-and also somehow manages to write all this money off on his taxes as "legitimate business deductions"-is more than enough to qualify him to author this groundbreaking and aweinspiring book.
For more information-and to order additional copies for your fellow club members, club employees, friends, and enemies-please visit www.CliveEndiveOgiveIV.com. You may also to send your thoughts directly to Clive at CliveEndiveOgiveIV@hotmail.com. Top to learn more

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August 18, 2009 (Mount Dora, Florida, USA) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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Great product
It sounds like the previous reviewer didn't even try the product. This product is easy to use, and very useful. The wire at the top holds the cover so you can see baby while feeding, and the tie around the neck keesp it on instead of fumbling with a blanket. It helps when you want to be little more discreet with breastfeeding, and also helps new breastfeedings moms take time to have baby latch on well. If a woman is comfortable breastfeeding everywhere, this product may not be necessary. For those of us who believe in breastfeeding, but want to be private it is a great product. It's nice that it comes in a variety of colors as well.
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March 25, 2007 (Minnesota) | Helpful Votes: 67 | Rating: 5

Fabulous!
I agree. This is a great product. I'm not embarassed to BF my children, however I do have a strong sense of modesty. This nursing cover allows you complete privacy in a stylish way. If you think the product is too pricey you can go to a fabric store and make one yourself (if you're handy like that-I"m not). I love all the fabric choices and corresponding burp clothes. I've given this as a gift at several baby showers and the moms' LOVE it! I'm expecting my next child shortly and can't wait to use the cover again, especially since I'll be running after my toddler while BF.
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April 8, 2007 (Southern California) | Helpful Votes: 27 | Rating: 5

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Bebe Au Lait Nursing Cover - Chateau Endive

Nursing Cover, Chateau Endive. Unique rigid neckline allows for ventilation, as well as direct eye contact with the baby. Terrycloth pocket detail for quick cleanup or storage of breast pads or pacifiers. 100% cotton machine washable. Generous sizing keeps mommy completely covered during breastfeeding. Multi-use: can be used as a nursing cover, a blanket, or even a sunshade to protect baby's fragile skin from harmful UV rays.

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•Unique rigid neckline allows for ventilation, as well as direct eye contact with the baby
•Terrycloth pocket detail for quick cleanup or storage of breast pads or pacifiers
•100% cotton machine washable
•Generous sizing keeps mommy completely covered during breastfeeding
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Great idea but tough to use with an active baby!
Bebe au Lait/Hooter Hiders are a really great idea and they probably work great for a lot of BFing moms/babies. I have a VERY active, inquisitive little boy though and it's been tough. I bought Chocolat (which is a really beautiful print...I love it!). The problem is that if I'm BFing in a sunny area, the light shines through the material...under the cover, the affect is like stained glass and it totally distracts my boy. (Kind of funny, I know!) The result is that he keeps coming off to look at the pretty colors and trying to get him to latch on again is like wrestling. Add a fabric cover to the mix and the result is total chaos. Instead of making me feel like I can BF more discreetly, I feel like I'm putting on a show. However, I'd have the same problem with a blanket, so at least this cover didn't fall off! I have had better success with the cover when it's been dark or dusky out, or when my son is in a more mellow, hungrier frame of mind, lol. Anyway, I think that like with all...
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December 26, 2007 | Helpful Votes: 53 | Rating: 3

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