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TravisGrathwell — 2009-10-10 19:19:28

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-02 22:15:12'' [[nbsp]] Scratching my head trying to figure out what ArthurFrane was nit-picking about. At the time, Powells wouldn't take their inventory because of the market conditions. Used book stores have been closing everywhere except Russia because of online, Borders, McWally World, etc. as well. Regardless, Bogey's is missed and it's a shame people only buy what's shiniest and pushed in front of them. Support your local library. Cheers. --["Users/BarryAllard"]

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JasonAller — 2008-09-06 14:33:15

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	+ + ''2005-11-30 21:45:26'' [[nbsp]] Since 2002, Bogeys has lost at least $400 of my business because they make it hard for me to pay them. They only take cash, VISA, and MasterCard - no ATM/debit cards, and no AmEx. Even with a VISA or MC, they've declined in the past to sell me ~$15 worth of books because it was too small an amount to justify the use of the credit card. Just tonight, I changed a $44 transaction to a $31 transaction (by skipping a book) because I was $1.50 short on cash and they wouldn't take ATM or AmEx. At this point, I'm more and more likely to simply order online from Powell's. I miss Bookshop Santa Cruz! --["Users/GrahamFreeman"]
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- ''2005-11-30 21:45:26'' [[nbsp]] Since 2002, Bogeys has lost at least $400 of my business because they make it hard for me to pay them. They only take cash, VISA, and MasterCard - no ATM/debit cards, and no AmEx. Even with a VISA or MC, they've declined in the past to sell me ~$15 worth of books because it was too small an amount to justify the use of the credit card. Just tonight, I changed a $44 transaction to a $31 transaction (by skipping a book) because I was $1.50 short on cash and they wouldn't take ATM or AmEx. At this point, I'm more and more likely to simply order online from Powell's. I miss Bookshop Santa Cruz! --["GrahamFreeman"]	+ ''2005-12-22 20:59:19'' [[nbsp]] Despite their lack of ATM/Debit card service, I will contend that Bogeys is the best bookstore Davis has to offer. --["Users/EyadDarras"]
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- ''2005-12-22 20:59:19'' [[nbsp]] Despite their lack of ATM/Debit card service, I will contend that Bogeys is the best bookstore Davis has to offer. --["EyadDarras"]	+ ''2005-12-22 22:22:32'' [[nbsp]] The opportunity to buy books knowing that the profits will not fly off to a corporate office god knows where is too good to pass up. --["Users/KenjiYamada"]
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- ''2005-12-22 22:22:32'' [[nbsp]] The opportunity to buy books knowing that the profits will not fly off to a corporate office god knows where is too good to pass up. --["KenjiYamada"]	+ ''2005-12-29 08:26:12'' [[nbsp]] Local stores = good. Not being able to find what you want = bad. This store is great when I'm not looking for anything in particular, and horrible when I am. The selection of used fiction books is nice. --["Users/AlexPomeranz"]
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- ''2005-12-29 08:26:12'' [[nbsp]] Local stores = good. Not being able to find what you want = bad. This store is great when I'm not looking for anything in particular, and horrible when I am. The selection of used fiction books is nice. --["AlexPomeranz"] - ------ - ''2006-01-02 21:39:24'' [[nbsp]] AmEx is expensive compared to other cards, but it is relatively cheap compared to the rates they used to charge. Notice that AmEx is popping up just about everywhere now as they scramble the get the 'ordinary joe' market share, instead of just the elitist one. But anyway, virtually al ATM cards support the Visa/MC network, so use that instead. And if you don't have one, well, that's your loss. After all, it is legal to pass on surcharges from ATM cards to customers, but not so for credit card networks. And also, there is a little bit of fuzziness whether a minimum purchase is allowed under the Visa/Mastercard contract, but many authorities are increasingly saying "no," which is why no large retailer has a minimum purchase. And honestly, at the end of the day, credit card transactions, even small ones, are less expensive in terms of labor costs than dealing with cash (if you you consider the difficulty of running reports on transactions and also the cost of losing cash). --["JaimeRaba"]	+ ''2006-01-02 21:39:24'' [[nbsp]] AmEx is expensive compared to other cards, but it is relatively cheap compared to the rates they used to charge. Notice that AmEx is popping up just about everywhere now as they scramble the get the 'ordinary joe' market share, instead of just the elitist one. But anyway, virtually al ATM cards support the Visa/MC network, so use that instead. And if you don't have one, well, that's your loss. After all, it is legal to pass on surcharges from ATM cards to customers, but not so for credit card networks. And also, there is a little bit of fuzziness whether a minimum purchase is allowed under the Visa/Mastercard contract, but many authorities are increasingly saying "no," which is why no large retailer has a minimum purchase. And honestly, at the end of the day, credit card transactions, even small ones, are less expensive in terms of labor costs than dealing with cash (if you you consider the difficulty of running reports on transactions and also the cost of losing cash). --["Users/JaimeRaba"]
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- So, since I've had such a dramatically better experience with AmEx than with any of the four VISA/MC issuers I've dealt with, and because there are ethical alternatives (e.g. Bookshop Santa Cruz, the best locally-owned bookstore in NorCal, or Powell's Books, the best locally-owned bookstore in the Western U.S.) that are willing to accept my money on my terms, Bogey's Books is the party losing out in this situation. Since they're a local bookstore I'd like to help them succeed, but I'm not going to carry around extra cash just because one of every ten places I visit doesn't take AmEx or ATM. --["GrahamFreeman"] -	+ So, since I've had such a dramatically better experience with AmEx than with any of the four VISA/MC issuers I've dealt with, and because there are ethical alternatives (e.g. Bookshop Santa Cruz, the best locally-owned bookstore in NorCal, or Powell's Books, the best locally-owned bookstore in the Western U.S.) that are willing to accept my money on my terms, Bogey's Books is the party losing out in this situation. Since they're a local bookstore I'd like to help them succeed, but I'm not going to carry around extra cash just because one of every ten places I visit doesn't take AmEx or ATM. --["Users/GrahamFreeman"]
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- ''2006-01-24 16:34:35'' [[nbsp]] Interesting comments from Graham. My experience with AMEX is the opposite. I think the key to good Visa/MC service is credit unions. mine is fantastic. --["RocksandDirt"] - ''2006-03-26 00:25:56'' [[nbsp]] Well, AmEx are being scummy in a dispute I currently have with Vonage, but otherwise they've been great for the last 7 years. I like credit unions (both as a concept and as a practical matter), but my experiences with their credit card offerings has not been positive. (Drawing from experiences with Golden 1 and Bay Federal Credit Union) --["GrahamFreeman"]	+ ''2006-01-24 16:34:35'' [[nbsp]] Interesting comments from Graham. My experience with AMEX is the opposite. I think the key to good Visa/MC service is credit unions. mine is fantastic. --["Users/RocksandDirt"] + ''2006-03-26 00:25:56'' [[nbsp]] Well, AmEx are being scummy in a dispute I currently have with Vonage, but otherwise they've been great for the last 7 years. I like credit unions (both as a concept and as a practical matter), but my experiences with their credit card offerings has not been positive. (Drawing from experiences with Golden 1 and Bay Federal Credit Union) --["Users/GrahamFreeman"]
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- ''2006-03-21 17:00:42'' [[nbsp]] I would like to stick to the topic and just say that this is one of my favorite bookstores to go when you just want to browse and look up books on your 'mental list' of things to browse. I think it's a great little store. As for the credit card discussion above, I think that being the small place they are they just aren't obliged to offer this as a service and I think it only reflects how spoiled we can get as consumers. I am glad that in their own way BB's is not contributing to the credit mongers ready to sign people's lives away with interest fees. I hope they keep it people friendly like they are already! --["LookyLoo"] - ''2006-03-26 00:25:56'' [[nbsp]] A big part of my complaint is that, as of when I last checked, Bogey's won't take an ATM/debit card as payment unless said ATM/debit card has VISA/MC (=credit card) functionality. Isn't that actually encouraging the use of credit cards, in this case? I'd really like to be able to pay them straight out of my checking account without needing to carry cash or write a check. I would happily pay $0.20 per transaction to do so. --["GrahamFreeman"]	+ ''2006-03-21 17:00:42'' [[nbsp]] I would like to stick to the topic and just say that this is one of my favorite bookstores to go when you just want to browse and look up books on your 'mental list' of things to browse. I think it's a great little store. As for the credit card discussion above, I think that being the small place they are they just aren't obliged to offer this as a service and I think it only reflects how spoiled we can get as consumers. I am glad that in their own way BB's is not contributing to the credit mongers ready to sign people's lives away with interest fees. I hope they keep it people friendly like they are already! --["Users/LookyLoo"] + ''2006-03-26 00:25:56'' [[nbsp]] A big part of my complaint is that, as of when I last checked, Bogey's won't take an ATM/debit card as payment unless said ATM/debit card has VISA/MC (=credit card) functionality. Isn't that actually encouraging the use of credit cards, in this case? I'd really like to be able to pay them straight out of my checking account without needing to carry cash or write a check. I would happily pay $0.20 per transaction to do so. --["Users/GrahamFreeman"]
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- ''2006-05-24 23:37:34'' [[nbsp]] I've made some remarkable finds at Bogey's...I guess that's one of the benefits they enjoy, being the only full-time used bookshop in a college town. I've never been able to leave the store without buying something. (And they're not stingy with the Bogey's bookmarks.) Have to admit I get a kick out of eavesdropping on the clerks whenever they start testing each others' knowledge of foreign languages. --["DukeMcAdow"]	+ ''2006-05-24 23:37:34'' [[nbsp]] I've made some remarkable finds at Bogey's...I guess that's one of the benefits they enjoy, being the only full-time used bookshop in a college town. I've never been able to leave the store without buying something. (And they're not stingy with the Bogey's bookmarks.) Have to admit I get a kick out of eavesdropping on the clerks whenever they start testing each others' knowledge of foreign languages. --["Users/DukeMcAdow"]
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- ''2006-07-28 13:46:31'' [[nbsp]] Bogey's is a great downtown bookstore, but there's another, YES!, another down by the Co-Op: Sweet Briar Books. I'm not sure what "full time" means, but they're open every day... --["EmilyFriend"] - *I guess "full time" is a little odd-sounding! I meant that almost all of their stock is used (though I know they sell a few new). Some stores have a shelf or two of used, but primarily stock new books. --["DukeMcAdow"]	+ ''2006-07-28 13:46:31'' [[nbsp]] Bogey's is a great downtown bookstore, but there's another, YES!, another down by the Co-Op: Sweet Briar Books. I'm not sure what "full time" means, but they're open every day... --["Users/EmilyFriend"] + *I guess "full time" is a little odd-sounding! I meant that almost all of their stock is used (though I know they sell a few new). Some stores have a shelf or two of used, but primarily stock new books. --["Users/DukeMcAdow"]
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- ''2006-09-25 13:31:53'' [[nbsp]] Yes, I forgot to mention that: Sweet Briar is also a used bookstore. Everything is either used or discounted, much like Bogey's. There are hidden treasures all over this town. --["EmilyFriend"]	+ ''2006-09-25 13:31:53'' [[nbsp]] Yes, I forgot to mention that: Sweet Briar is also a used bookstore. Everything is either used or discounted, much like Bogey's. There are hidden treasures all over this town. --["Users/EmilyFriend"]
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- ''2006-10-05 16:40:46'' [[nbsp]] Walking past Bogey's this afternoon I noticed a "Bookstore For Sale" sign in the window. --["SteveGreen"]	+ ''2006-10-05 16:40:46'' [[nbsp]] Walking past Bogey's this afternoon I noticed a "Bookstore For Sale" sign in the window. --["Users/SteveGreen"]
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- ''2007-01-22 09:51:43'' [[nbsp]] A bookstore without a website?! This is 2007! --["SteveDavison"] - Unless a bookstore sells a lot of books to people over the internet, like [http://www.powells.com/ Powells], there is not much need for a website. A used bookstore can reach more customers through the [http://www.abebooks.com/ Advanced Book Exchange] and all they need is a computer inventory. I'm not sure if Bogey's even has that, though. Also, I read in the Chronicle a while ago that Powells buys the inventory of most used bookstores that close on the West Coast, so they will probably get Bogey's if nobody buys the store. --["NickSchmalenberger"]	+ ''2007-01-22 09:51:43'' [[nbsp]] A bookstore without a website?! This is 2007! --["Users/SteveDavison"] + Unless a bookstore sells a lot of books to people over the internet, like [http://www.powells.com/ Powells], there is not much need for a website. A used bookstore can reach more customers through the [http://www.abebooks.com/ Advanced Book Exchange] and all they need is a computer inventory. I'm not sure if Bogey's even has that, though. Also, I read in the Chronicle a while ago that Powells buys the inventory of most used bookstores that close on the West Coast, so they will probably get Bogey's if nobody buys the store. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]
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- ''2007-02-17 19:18:03'' [[nbsp]] A note re: Sweet Briar books - a bit of history - they were the only bookstore to NOT protest Borders. The Next Chapter was the best act in town when they were still in Davis - incredibly knowledgable staff and high-quality books. Their store in Woodland is hard to access without a car. --["JeaninePfeiffer"]	+ ''2007-02-17 19:18:03'' [[nbsp]] A note re: Sweet Briar books - a bit of history - they were the only bookstore to NOT protest Borders. The Next Chapter was the best act in town when they were still in Davis - incredibly knowledgable staff and high-quality books. Their store in Woodland is hard to access without a car. --["Users/JeaninePfeiffer"]
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- ''2007-03-14 21:13:49'' [[nbsp]] Does Bogey's still have D&D and other roleplaying/gaming books? They used to have a fairly good selection, but I haven't seen any in there in forever... --["AaGg"]	+ ''2007-03-14 21:13:49'' [[nbsp]] Does Bogey's still have D&D and other roleplaying/gaming books? They used to have a fairly good selection, but I haven't seen any in there in forever... --["Users/AaGg"]

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- ''2007-12-08 06:06:43'' [[nbsp]] I was sorry when Bogey's closed, but don't forget that independent bookstores still exist in Davis. My personal favorite is Sweet Brier Books, on G Street in the same plaza as the Food Coop.	+ ''2007-12-08 06:06:43'' [[nbsp]] I was sorry when Bogey's closed, but don't forget that independent bookstores still exist in Davis. My personal favorite is ["Sweet Briar Books"], on G Street in the same plaza as the Food Coop.
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	+ ------ + ''2008-01-15 00:27:20'' [[nbsp]] I guess my Bogey's bookmarks are mementos, now. :( --["Users/DukeMcAdow"]

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BillKendrick — 2008-01-13 14:20:28

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- '''Bogey's Books''' ("New, Used and Out of Print Books") is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books -- every day from 10am to 3pm. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.	+ '''Bogey's Books''' ("New, Used and Out of Print Books") was a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. It closed in January 2008, after running a closing sale for a number of weeks. + + Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books -- every day from 10am to 3pm. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.

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DonShor — 2008-01-06 13:09:57

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-08 06:06:43'' [[nbsp]] I was sorry when Bogey's closed, but don't forget that independent bookstores still exist in Davis. My personal favorite is Sweet Brier Books, on G Street in the same plaza as the Food Coop. + + It's similar to Bogey's in a lot of ways. They buy and sell used books, and, for that reason, have incredibly low prices. I've bought paperbacks in excellent condition for only a couple of dollars. + + And their selection of music CDs is incomparable--especially for lovers of jazz standards like myself. I've bought several two-disc collections there, each for under ten dollars. + + So, while it's sad to see bogey's close, we Davis lovers of independent bookstores still have plenty to rejoice. --["Users/bobby.stonewaller"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2007-11-25 18:56:14

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	+ What makes you think the Internet is driving book stores out of business? Two factors I heard the cashier mention to somebody else when I was there the other night were the landlords raising the rent and the owners wanting to get out of the business. The Internet is actually helping a lot of used bookstores through sites like [http://www.abebooks.com/ Advanced Book Exchange], although they can't help Bogey's because they don't have a constant computer inventory. I agree with you that they and ["Sweet Briar Books" Sweet Briar] have a really good selection. Anyway, don't jump to conclusions. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-11-25 18:43:46'' [[nbsp]] I haven't been in Bogey's much...I've gone the Avid or Sweet Briar route, though for no particular reason. Well, I finally went into Bogey's now that they're closing down. I felt overwhleming sadness knowing that such a great place has existed right under my nose and now that I have discovered it, it is only a short time before it is gone forever. Damn internet driving bookstores out of business... + + p.s. Bought a great Tao book by Osho. + p.p.s I love the specificity in how the books are categorized. Sweet Briar has a similar method. --["Users/EliseKane"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-11-06 12:07:15'' [[nbsp]] I need to make a slight correction to BarryAllard's post...the reason the store is closing has less to do with the rent increase than with the owner's desire to move into a different phase of life. He's been doing this for 17.5 years and needs a change. Rent increase or not, the store would be closing. My wife and I were going to buy the shop (I've worked there since 2001) and came up against the rent increase, forcing us to back out. So, yes, it's a factor, but the landlords made their decision well after the owner had decided to sell/close the business. + + As an employee of the shop, I've come to love Davis's reading community. You're some of the nicest and most intellectually curious and stimulating folks I've ever met. I'll miss seeing you in the store surrounded by all those books, all those ideas, opinions, and even the occasional tirade about something or other that happens to be in the air around us. Be well, and thanks for so many unforgettable evenings. + --["Users/ArthurFrane"]

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JabberWokky — 2007-03-26 05:27:54

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- Bogey's Books ("New, Used and Out of Print Books") is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books -- every day from 10am to 3pm. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.	+ '''Bogey's Books''' ("New, Used and Out of Print Books") is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books -- every day from 10am to 3pm. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.

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- Along with just about every other independent ["Bookstores" bookseller] in Davis, the owner of Bogey's books, Mark Nemmers, was [http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment] of ["Borders"]. ''[http://members.aol.com/nextchap/ The Next Chapter]'' went so far as relocating from Davis to ["Woodland"] in direct protest of ["Borders" Borders'] arrival.	+ Along with just about every other independent ["Bookstores" bookseller] in Davis, the owner of Bogey's books, Mark Nemmers, was [http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment] of ["Borders"]. ''["The Next Chapter"]'' went so far as relocating from Davis to ["Woodland"] in direct protest of ["Borders" Borders'] arrival.

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	+ ------ + ''2007-03-14 21:13:49'' [[nbsp]] Does Bogey's still have D&D and other roleplaying/gaming books? They used to have a fairly good selection, but I haven't seen any in there in forever... --["AaGg"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-17 19:18:03'' [[nbsp]] A note re: Sweet Briar books - a bit of history - they were the only bookstore to NOT protest Borders. The Next Chapter was the best act in town when they were still in Davis - incredibly knowledgable staff and high-quality books. Their store in Woodland is hard to access without a car. --["JeaninePfeiffer"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2007-01-22 11:25:36

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	+ Unless a bookstore sells a lot of books to people over the internet, like [http://www.powells.com/ Powells], there is not much need for a website. A used bookstore can reach more customers through the [http://www.abebooks.com/ Advanced Book Exchange] and all they need is a computer inventory. I'm not sure if Bogey's even has that, though. Also, I read in the Chronicle a while ago that Powells buys the inventory of most used bookstores that close on the West Coast, so they will probably get Bogey's if nobody buys the store. --["NickSchmalenberger"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-10-05 16:40:46'' [[nbsp]] Walking past Bogey's this afternoon I noticed a "Bookstore For Sale" sign in the window. --["SteveGreen"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-09-25 13:31:53'' [[nbsp]] Yes, I forgot to mention that: Sweet Briar is also a used bookstore. Everything is either used or discounted, much like Bogey's. There are hidden treasures all over this town. --["EmilyFriend"]

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DukeMcAdow — 2006-07-30 10:29:19

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	+ *I guess "full time" is a little odd-sounding! I meant that almost all of their stock is used (though I know they sell a few new). Some stores have a shelf or two of used, but primarily stock new books. --["DukeMcAdow"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-07-28 13:46:31'' [[nbsp]] Bogey's is a great downtown bookstore, but there's another, YES!, another down by the Co-Op: Sweet Briar Books. I'm not sure what "full time" means, but they're open every day... --["EmilyFriend"]

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- ''2006-05-24 23:37:34'' [[nbsp]] I've made some remarkable finds at Bogey's...I guess that's one of the benefits of being the only full-time used bookshop in a college town. I've never been able to leave the store without buying something. (And they're not stingy with the Bogey's bookmarks!) Have to admit I get a kick out of eavesdropping on the clerks whenever they start testing each others' knowledge of foreign languages. --["DukeMcAdow"]	+ ''2006-05-24 23:37:34'' [[nbsp]] I've made some remarkable finds at Bogey's...I guess that's one of the benefits they enjoy, being the only full-time used bookshop in a college town. I've never been able to leave the store without buying something. (And they're not stingy with the Bogey's bookmarks.) Have to admit I get a kick out of eavesdropping on the clerks whenever they start testing each others' knowledge of foreign languages. --["DukeMcAdow"]

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GrahamFreeman — 2006-03-25 23:31:08

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	+ ''2006-03-26 00:25:56'' [[nbsp]] Well, AmEx are being scummy in a dispute I currently have with Vonage, but otherwise they've been great for the last 7 years. I like credit unions (both as a concept and as a practical matter), but my experiences with their credit card offerings has not been positive. (Drawing from experiences with Golden 1 and Bay Federal Credit Union) --["GrahamFreeman"]
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- ''2006-03-21 17:00:42'' [[nbsp]] I would like to stick to the topic and just say that this is one of my favorite bookstores to go when you just want to browse and look up books on you 'mental list' of things to browse. I think it's a great little store. As for the credit card discussion, I think that being the small place they are they aren't obliged to offer this as a service and I think it only reflects how spoiled we can get as consumers. I am glad that in their own way BB's is not contributing to the credit mongers ready to sign people's lives away with interest fees. I hope they keep it people friendly like they are already! --["LookyLoo"]	+ ''2006-03-21 17:00:42'' [[nbsp]] I would like to stick to the topic and just say that this is one of my favorite bookstores to go when you just want to browse and look up books on your 'mental list' of things to browse. I think it's a great little store. As for the credit card discussion above, I think that being the small place they are they just aren't obliged to offer this as a service and I think it only reflects how spoiled we can get as consumers. I am glad that in their own way BB's is not contributing to the credit mongers ready to sign people's lives away with interest fees. I hope they keep it people friendly like they are already! --["LookyLoo"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-01-24 16:34:35'' [[nbsp]] Interesting comments from Graham. My experience with AMEX is the opposite. I think the key to good Visa/MC service is credit unions. mine is fantastic. --["RocksandDirt"]

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GrahamFreeman — 2006-01-14 13:29:55

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	+ + Recent England->California transplant Kevin Weedon wrote [http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1776875 this entertaining article], which features Bogey's Books, on interesting differences between British English and American English.

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	+ ------ + ''2006-01-02 22:34'' [[nbsp]] One needn't be elitist in order to appreciate quality of service. The fact that I've received consistently good service from AmEx is why I've stuck with them. But, I know from firsthand experience that AmEx is expensive from the vendor's point of view, and while I still think it makes good business sense to make it easy for your customers to pay you I can understand why small businesses often balk at AmEx's terms. + + With regard to VISA/MC-tied ATM cards, I'm of the opinion that they're too risky. I'm not comfortable with the prospect of someone being able to empty my personal checking account simply by stealing my VISA/MC number. Sure, my liability is limited to $50 if I report fraudulent charges promptly, but why should I have to risk being out any amount of money, or having to deal with that situation at all? With a conventional credit card, the credit card issuer doesn't get my money until the bill is completely correct. + + So, since I've had such a dramatically better experience with AmEx than with any of the four VISA/MC issuers I've dealt with, and because there are ethical alternatives (e.g. Bookshop Santa Cruz, the best locally-owned bookstore in NorCal, or Powell's Books, the best locally-owned bookstore in the Western U.S.) that are willing to accept my money on my terms, Bogey's Books is the party losing out in this situation. Since they're a local bookstore I'd like to help them succeed, but I'm not going to carry around extra cash just because one of every ten places I visit doesn't take AmEx or ATM. --["GrahamFreeman"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-01-02 21:39:24'' [[nbsp]] AmEx is expensive compared to other cards, but it is relatively cheap compared to the rates they used to charge. Notice that AmEx is popping up just about everywhere now as they scramble the get the 'ordinary joe' market share, instead of just the elitist one. But anyway, virtually al ATM cards support the Visa/MC network, so use that instead. And if you don't have one, well, that's your loss. After all, it is legal to pass on surcharges from ATM cards to customers, but not so for credit card networks. And also, there is a little bit of fuzziness whether a minimum purchase is allowed under the Visa/Mastercard contract, but many authorities are increasingly saying "no," which is why no large retailer has a minimum purchase. And honestly, at the end of the day, credit card transactions, even small ones, are less expensive in terms of labor costs than dealing with cash (if you you consider the difficulty of running reports on transactions and also the cost of losing cash). --["JaimeRaba"]

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SteveDavison — 2006-01-01 21:24:59

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- Bogey's Books is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books -- every day from 10am to 3pm. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.	+ Bogey's Books ("New, Used and Out of Print Books") is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books -- every day from 10am to 3pm. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.
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	+ ------ + ''2005-12-29 08:26:12'' [[nbsp]] Local stores = good. Not being able to find what you want = bad. This store is great when I'm not looking for anything in particular, and horrible when I am. The selection of used fiction books is nice. --["AlexPomeranz"]

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-30 21:45:26'' [[nbsp]] Since 2002, Bogeys has lost at least $400 of my business because they make it hard for me to pay them. They only take cash, VISA, and MasterCard - no ATM/debit cards, and no AmEx. Even with a VISA or MC, they've declined in the past to sell me ~$15 worth of books because it was too small an amount to justify the use of the credit card. Just tonight, I changed a $44 transaction to a $31 transaction (by skipping a book) because I was $1.50 short on cash and they wouldn't take ATM or AmEx. At this point, I'm more and more likely to simply order online from Powell's. I miss Bookshop Santa Cruz! --["GrahamFreeman"]

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- Bogey's Books is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.	+ Bogey's Books is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books -- every day from 10am to 3pm. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.

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- Bogey's[[nbsp]]Books[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]wonderful[[nbsp]]little[[nbsp]]independent[[nbsp]]["Bookstores" bookstore][[nbsp]]located[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]heart[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["Downtown" Downtown].[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Why[[nbsp]]would[[nbsp]]you[[nbsp]]go[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders][[nbsp]]if[[nbsp]]you[[nbsp]]can[[nbsp]]find[[nbsp]]your[[nbsp]]book[[nbsp]]here?[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders][[nbsp]]doesn't[[nbsp]]even[[nbsp]]smell[[nbsp]]like[[nbsp]]books![[nbsp]][[nbsp]]By[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]large[[nbsp]]their[[nbsp]]books[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]cheaper[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]those[[nbsp]]found[[nbsp]]at[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders],[[nbsp]]largely[[nbsp]]because[[nbsp]]most[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]books[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]carry[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]used.[[nbsp]]Being[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]used[[nbsp]]bookstore,[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]also[[nbsp]]buy[[nbsp]]books.[[nbsp]]They[[nbsp]]also[[nbsp]]carry[[nbsp]]some[[nbsp]]new(er)[[nbsp]]books,[[nbsp]]including[[nbsp]]fairly[[nbsp]]recent[[nbsp]]releases[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]been[[nbsp]]discounted/marked[[nbsp]]down[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bit[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]what[[nbsp]]you[[nbsp]]might[[nbsp]]find[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]"new[[nbsp]]books"[[nbsp]]bookstore.[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]fact,[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]always[[nbsp]]sells[[nbsp]]below[[nbsp]]list,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]if[[nbsp]]you're[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]member[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]book[[nbsp]]club[[nbsp]]or[[nbsp]]otherwise[[nbsp]]need[[nbsp]]several[[nbsp]]copies[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]book,[[nbsp]]ask[[nbsp]]about[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]volume[[nbsp]]discount.[[nbsp]]As[[nbsp]]an[[nbsp]]independent[[nbsp]]"used[[nbsp]]books"[[nbsp]]bookstore,[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]complements[[nbsp]]["The Avid Reader" The_Avid_Reader],[[nbsp]]which[[nbsp]]carries[[nbsp]]"new[[nbsp]]books."[[nbsp]]On[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]display[[nbsp]]tables[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]fiction[[nbsp]]shelves[[nbsp]]you'll[[nbsp]]often[[nbsp]]find[[nbsp]]lesser-known[[nbsp]]or[[nbsp]]underrated[[nbsp]]fiction[[nbsp]]works[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]often[[nbsp]]quite[[nbsp]]good.	+ Bogey's Books is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.
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- They[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]surprisingly[[nbsp]]good[[nbsp]]art[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]history[[nbsp]]collection.	+ They have a surprisingly good art and history collection.
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- Along[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]just[[nbsp]]about[[nbsp]]every[[nbsp]]other[[nbsp]]independent[[nbsp]]["Bookstores" bookseller][[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Davis,[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]owner[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]books,[[nbsp]]Mark[[nbsp]]Nemmers,[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]][http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment][[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders].[[nbsp]]''[http://members.aol.com/nextchap/ The Next Chapter]''[[nbsp]]went[[nbsp]]so[[nbsp]]far[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]relocating[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]["Woodland" Woodland][[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]direct[[nbsp]]protest[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders'][[nbsp]]arrival.[[nbsp]]	+ Along with just about every other independent ["Bookstores" bookseller] in Davis, the owner of Bogey's books, Mark Nemmers, was [http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment] of ["Borders"]. ''[http://members.aol.com/nextchap/ The Next Chapter]'' went so far as relocating from Davis to ["Woodland"] in direct protest of ["Borders" Borders'] arrival.

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RobertMorris — 2005-03-22 09:47:03

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- Bogey's Books is a wonderful little independent ["Bookstores" bookstore] located in the heart of ["Downtown"]. Why would you go to ["Borders"] if you can find your book here? ["Borders"] doesn't even smell like books! By and large their books are cheaper than those found at ["Borders"], largely because most of the books they carry are used. Being a used bookstore, they also buy books. They also carry some new(er) books, including fairly recent releases that have been discounted/marked down a bit from what you might find in a "new books" bookstore. In fact, Bogey's always sells below list, and if you're a member of a book club or otherwise need several copies of a book, ask about Bogey's volume discount. As an independent "used books" bookstore, Bogey's complements ["The Avid Reader"], which carries "new books." On the display tables by the fiction shelves you'll often find lesser-known or underrated fiction works that are often quite good.	+ Bogey's[[nbsp]]Books[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]wonderful[[nbsp]]little[[nbsp]]independent[[nbsp]]["Bookstores" bookstore][[nbsp]]located[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]heart[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["Downtown" Downtown].[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Why[[nbsp]]would[[nbsp]]you[[nbsp]]go[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders][[nbsp]]if[[nbsp]]you[[nbsp]]can[[nbsp]]find[[nbsp]]your[[nbsp]]book[[nbsp]]here?[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders][[nbsp]]doesn't[[nbsp]]even[[nbsp]]smell[[nbsp]]like[[nbsp]]books![[nbsp]][[nbsp]]By[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]large[[nbsp]]their[[nbsp]]books[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]cheaper[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]those[[nbsp]]found[[nbsp]]at[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders],[[nbsp]]largely[[nbsp]]because[[nbsp]]most[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]books[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]carry[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]used.[[nbsp]]Being[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]used[[nbsp]]bookstore,[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]also[[nbsp]]buy[[nbsp]]books.[[nbsp]]They[[nbsp]]also[[nbsp]]carry[[nbsp]]some[[nbsp]]new(er)[[nbsp]]books,[[nbsp]]including[[nbsp]]fairly[[nbsp]]recent[[nbsp]]releases[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]have[[nbsp]]been[[nbsp]]discounted/marked[[nbsp]]down[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bit[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]what[[nbsp]]you[[nbsp]]might[[nbsp]]find[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]"new[[nbsp]]books"[[nbsp]]bookstore.[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]fact,[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]always[[nbsp]]sells[[nbsp]]below[[nbsp]]list,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]if[[nbsp]]you're[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]member[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]book[[nbsp]]club[[nbsp]]or[[nbsp]]otherwise[[nbsp]]need[[nbsp]]several[[nbsp]]copies[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]book,[[nbsp]]ask[[nbsp]]about[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]volume[[nbsp]]discount.[[nbsp]]As[[nbsp]]an[[nbsp]]independent[[nbsp]]"used[[nbsp]]books"[[nbsp]]bookstore,[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]complements[[nbsp]]["The Avid Reader" The_Avid_Reader],[[nbsp]]which[[nbsp]]carries[[nbsp]]"new[[nbsp]]books."[[nbsp]]On[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]display[[nbsp]]tables[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]fiction[[nbsp]]shelves[[nbsp]]you'll[[nbsp]]often[[nbsp]]find[[nbsp]]lesser-known[[nbsp]]or[[nbsp]]underrated[[nbsp]]fiction[[nbsp]]works[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]often[[nbsp]]quite[[nbsp]]good.
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- Along with just about every other independent ["Bookstores" bookseller] in Davis, the owner of Bogey's books, Mark Nemmers, was [http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment] of ["Borders"]. ''[http://members.aol.com/nextchap/ The Next Chapter]'' went so far as relocating from Davis to ["Woodland"] in direct protest of ["Borders" Borders'] arrival.	+ Along[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]just[[nbsp]]about[[nbsp]]every[[nbsp]]other[[nbsp]]independent[[nbsp]]["Bookstores" bookseller][[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Davis,[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]owner[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]Bogey's[[nbsp]]books,[[nbsp]]Mark[[nbsp]]Nemmers,[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]][http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment][[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders].[[nbsp]]''[http://members.aol.com/nextchap/ The Next Chapter]''[[nbsp]]went[[nbsp]]so[[nbsp]]far[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]relocating[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]["Woodland" Woodland][[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]direct[[nbsp]]protest[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["Borders" Borders'][[nbsp]]arrival.[[nbsp]]

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AlphaDog — 2005-02-17 14:13:59

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- The owner of Bogey's books, Mark Nemmers, has been [http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment] of ["Borders"].	+ Along with just about every other independent ["Bookstores" bookseller] in Davis, the owner of Bogey's books, Mark Nemmers, was [http://www.gallerybooks.com/bkm/bkm70703.htm quite active in fighting the establishment] of ["Borders"]. ''[http://members.aol.com/nextchap/ The Next Chapter]'' went so far as relocating from Davis to ["Woodland"] in direct protest of ["Borders" Borders'] arrival.

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AlphaDog — 2005-02-17 12:06:02

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-12-11 17:34:00

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KrisFricke — 2004-12-10 21:38:15

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-08-17 01:34:13

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