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Demasiado Lejos / Too Far Awayese mayo de locos que termina esta noche, un clavo ardiente hecho de comunicados rimbombantes y titulares grandilocuentes y gallardas desbordadas, y la puta necesidad de encajar. Buenos Aires, 2 de abril de 1982. Los argentinos amanecen con una novedad mayscula: Recuperamos las Malvinas!. Y as comienzan tres meses inolvidables, tres meses en que aquellas islas de los mapas escolares se vuelven eleje de la conmocin social, tres meses en que los
«... ese mayo de locos que termina esta noche, un clavo ardiente hecho de comunicados rimbombantes y titulares grandilocuentes y gallardías desbordadas..., y la puta necesidad de encajar...».Buenos Aires, 2 de abril de 1982. Los argentinos amanecen con una novedad mayúscula: «¡Recuperamos las Malvinas!». Y así comienzan tres meses inolvidables, tres meses en que aquellas islas de los mapas escolares se vuelven eleje de la conmoción social, tres meses en que los protagonistas de esta historia pasarán de la euforia a la desolación. Y comienza también la pesadilla para las familias de Carlitos, Antonio y el Conejo, soldados conscriptos clase 1962 recién licenciados, que son reincorporados y enviados a pelear. A miles de kilómetros del escenario del conflicto, en medio de la desinformación y la publicidad engañosa, la guerra contra los ingleses es una abstracción, un relato borroso y escurridizo que cada quien puebla con sus propias fantasías y preconceptos. Unidos o enfrentados, lúcidos u obnubilados, los personajes de este gran fresco de Eduardo Sacheri atravesarán, junto con los lectores, este periodo vertiginoso, contradictorio y plagado de significados de la historia argentina reciente. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION "...that crazy May that ends tonight, a burning hot nail made of bombastic announcements and flamboyant headlines and overwhelming gallantry... and the fucking need to fit in..." Buenos Aires, April 2nd, 1982. Argentinians wake up to a massive novelty: "We got the Falklands back!" And thus begin three unforgettable months, three months in which these islands in school maps become the axis of social commotion; three months in which the protagonists of this story will go from euphoria to despair. And also begins the nightmare for the families of Carlitos, Antonio, and the Rabbit, conscript soldiers class 1962, recent graduates, reinstated and sent to fight. Thousands of miles away from the conflict scene, amidst disinformation and misleading publicity, war against the English is an abstraction, a blurry and elusive tale that each person fills with their own fantasies and preconceptions. United or confronted, lucid or obnubilated, the characters in this great fresco by Eduardo Sacheri will, along with the reader, go through this dizzying, contradictory period of time, plagued by the meaning of recent Argentinian history.
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★★★★★ 5
Great for tea!
Style: 51oz|Straight Styles
Love this pitcher! Use it for my NORA pregnancy tea to steep overnight in the fridge.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful, convenient and plastic free..but on the small size
Style: 51oz|Conical Styles
I wanted a replacement for my Mr Coffee ice tea maker, which I loved, but I didn’t love the plastic, BPA free or not.
Actually, I much prefer making tea in this tea maker. You need to plan ahead, to let it steep, but there is no need to deal with all the ice and dripping onto the counter like when using the Mr Coffee.
I wanted to get the larger pot, but the larger sized variant is very tall and thin and would not fit in my refrigerator, even though I do have a good sized fridge.
I do wish this one was a bit bigger, but for every day use this is just fine. I think it is simple and beautiful. Totally glad I purchased it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great for herbal infusions
Style: 51oz|Straight Styles
This has been great to make NORA tea overnight. Easy to clean and pour from and love that it has a handle. Feels sturdy even tho it’s made of glass!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great cold brew.
Coffee Bear makes the best cold brew ever and is easy to use. Holds just the right amount. Have one for myself and just gave one as a gift. Very sturdy and easy to clean... highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Makes fantastic, not bitter, non-acidic coffee
This little carafe makes really great coffee for someone who likes a mild tasting non-bitter, non-acidic taste. This little carafe is well designed and easy to use. Filter is easy to clean once I realized that the bottom screws off for easy cleaning😉. I usually fill the filter with 4 tbs of ground coffee then attach to the carafe and fill with water. The carafe brews sitting out on the counter or in the fridge. I keep the cold brewed coffee in another jar in the refrigerator so the carafe is free to brew more insuring that I never run out of delicious coffee for my daily homemade iced coffee. I never buy expensive coffees out anymore. I don't even feel tempted to buy one out because the coffee I make at home now is far better than anything my local cafe's offer. Now I laugh at all the chumps in line at Starbucks waiting to pay $7 for overly strong, bitter coffee. Not today, Satan!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023