Archive for May, 2010

Be advised that some dogs LOVE this stuff and will happily lick it up. My puppy will lick this even while it’s still wet–in fact, I think in his case it works as an attractant, not a deterrent. I had no luck with different brands either, such as Bitter Yuck. We were discussing this topic in obedience class and I’d say it did not work for 60-75% of the puppies whose owners tried it. And the people who said it did work complained that they had to re-apply it every day. I think it is still worth trying, but don’t get your hopes up that it is some sort of miracle spray.
Bitter Apple for Dogs

i realise this book is of note given the time it was published and its stayle, however i think in todays age it is decidely average and ot worth reading unless you have a desire to get a perspective of what would have been revolutionary at the time of its publication.
Classic Hot Rize with

So I purchased this item and absolutely loved it when I went on my runs, BUT, I took a spin class today and spent my short breaks trying to get the calorie counter to start and had no luck. It is a great RUNNER watch. It is NOT so great for someone who Cross trains with other workouts that would like to see calories burned by simply monitoring our heart beat.

In Short, if all you do is run this is the watch for you. If you cross train I would go for the Garmin FR60 (which is my replacement for this one). First review, hope it helps.
Tie Dye Monkey Bama

Given the number and quality of this book’s other reviews on this site, I’ll keep my comments short. When a reader has a book that contains an otherwise unfamiliar setting made familiar though amazingly extensive detail, fully developed characters, a strong storyline, and subtly woven literary themes, they have a great book. Water for Elephants is such a book. Gruen’s novel is proof that the combination of exhaustive research and solid writing makes an unforgettably stunning book. This is one instance where the number of positive reviews don’t lie: Water for Elephants is worth reading.
The Best of CD

This is one of those rare products that promises the world and delivers. I use it all the time. The price is a little steep but if you have the money it is well worth it.
Pampers Baby Dry Diapers

i am not a APPLE fan but must admit this is a great email device.
the number of free apps is just out of this world. As a music player it is alright but there are smaller and easier ones out there.
i do not regret buying this for my personal use and no phone or contract to use it.
great – great buy.
and of course amazon is the best place to buy………….

Garmin Edge 500 Heart

I love my Nintendo Wii. We couldn’t find one anywhere until we decided to look on Amazon. There were several for sale! The first time fell through because they were out-of-stock, but Amazon let us know of another vendor who had them. Thank you Amazon! I use the sports application, especially the bowling game.
MEDIUM COBALT BLUE Fashion

The story is set in Jackson, Mississippi, in the early sixties, and narrated by three women: Aibileen is an older housemaid who has raised seventeen white children, Minny is a younger domestic with a hot temper, and Skeeter is a wealthy, white, college graduate who has just returned home to her critical mother.

The story starts off as a look at bored, rich women with nothing better to do than gossip about each other while being insensitive if not downright cruel to “the help.” Then, Skeeter decides to write a book about what black maids really think of their white employers and the grits really hit the fan.

The book started off slowly but by the middle there was so much drama and excitement that I couldn’t turn the pages quickly enough. Jim Crow and the KKK were in full force and the maids risked their lives to contribute to the book. The three women’s stories were authentic and riveting and the setting was so real I could feel the stultifying humidity, hear the buzzing of the mosquitoes, and smell Minny’s caramel cake. An insightful and very well-written look at segregation in the South. Highly recommended.
Knights of Columbus in

I just finished reading my first book on my Kindle and I must say I have loved it from the very beginning. The device feels comfortable in my hands, and due to the size and weight it can be held easily in one hand or propped up without much effort. Reading on the device is enjoyable, text is clear in all but very dark light and is not a strain on the eyes since there is no backlight. The only two changes I would make to the device is 1/page numbers: the device tells you what percentage of the book you have read but does not follow a page number format. I understand this is difficult however due to the different text sizes available, but page numbers are something I have always used to know how much I have left of the book, but this is not too big of a deal for me. 2/ a clock in the top right or left corner would have been nice so, kind like you have on your computer, or cell phone. Again not a major problem just a nice luxury that maybe a future device will feature will have. In the end this is a 5-star device! Final note: pay $9.99+tax for a newly released hardcover is better than $28.00.
Cremona SV 175 Premier

I have a Wii Fit Plus and wanted the same for my older brother. Since he did not have the console yet, I had to find it first. I knew he would never buy one for himself, but he has loved it! His birthday is Feb. 15 and it took almost a month to find it in stock and at the right price.
Harold Pro V Blender