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Archive for November, 2010

If I could find a copy of 2003 I’ d overwrite this sofrware in a minute. It is not user friendly and my guess the game plan was to sell textbooks for everyone because you have to relearn the ENTIRE Word and Excel format.
Lenspen Lens Cleaning System

This machine works very well. The only difference with a professional equipment is the size of the tank. It pays for itself.
The General Practice Series

It’s been a while since I’ve read a book that I truly loved (probably not after A Thousand Splendid Suns). I really really liked this book. Couldn’t put it down once I got into it. I love Minny’s character (what she does to Hilly was just too funny…I had to re-read that part several times, just because I was laughing so hard). What I like about this book is that it doesn’t just portray the bad & the ugly about relations.. it does have good stories about the help and their employers. For instance, Stockett touched on how black people were lynched, shot, abused – verbally & physically, how afraid they were of the white folks, but she didn’t dwell on it too much to bring the reader down. If Aibileen got mad about something Miss Hilly or Miss Leefolt said, Stockett would balance it out by showing the deep love between baby Mae Mobley and Aibileen. It is very apparent that relations were complex between the blacks and whites living in the South. The former weren’t slaves, but they were definitely oppressed emotionally so that they couldn’t aspire to be anything more than hired help.

I loved one line in the book where Aibileen tells Minny that the lines between people are only in their heads, created by people themselves, a long time ago to segregate themselves from others by class, race, color and sex. That statement is very powerful. In a way, although we have come a very long way from where we all were 50 years ago, I feel that those lines still somewhat exist today…it’s not apparent, but is camouflaged under the term “equality of all race and sex.” Racism is condemned, but it still exists in certain people’s minds. Women are considered equal, but there are chauvinistic men out there who are very threatened by powerful women. So reading the Help has made me think of how life was like back in the day, the complexities, the hardships, and also comparing it loosely to what it’s like today, how far we’ve come, and how much further we have to go to completely eliminat
AT RGB1632 16×32 Professional

I purchased this scale for my elderly father who was having an issue with fluid retention. My mom didn’t want any ugly scales in her bathroom. This product is attractive, easy to read and accurate. It arrived promptly and in good condition.
2x Digital Telephoto Professional

I grew up with one version of Snow White. I knew no other Snow White but Mary Jo Salerno. I recently purchased this video solely for the promised enjoyment for my future children. If you ever get the chance to experience this family fun film, take the time out of your day to fall in love all over again with the sweetest princess ever.
Disney s Snow White

This is just what I wanted and has the Garmin name. I didn’t want my Garmin stuck to my windshield, and I did like it down below where I couldn’t see ore hear it to well. This is just right sitting on the dash, in my VW Beetle. I do have a very big dashboard in this car so it helps.
I would recommend this highly to anyone.
Team Colors PET JERSEY

I have used this product in combination with the exfoliating body wash for almost a year now. For as long as I can remember I had several of the small red bumps on the backs of my upper arms. Using this daily has taken care of that leaving my skin smooth and soft. If not used regularly they come right back. This product definitely works.
Glytone Body Lotion 8

While this may be considered a literary classic, I never could get interested in the story or the characters. I finished it, but can’t say I enjoyed the read.
Bike Handlebar Holder Mount

Ok, I have never seen so many reviews for one book (900?!?!?!) so I’ll be brief:

Good book. Worth the read- certainly suitable for young adults.
I LOVED the sections that focused on the faeries.
I don’t really have to say more great stuff. I’m sure it’s all been said.

Couple issues I had:

- It was clearly a series opener as there was a little lack of focus. There were other story lines being set up throughout this one.

- I found myself torn and a bit confused as to who to route for. I struggled with Artemis’ lack of morality. I wasn’t ready to see him win in the end. Was I hoping he would get bamboozled by the faeries? Did I want him to win back the family fortune? Not really sure- I didn’t warm up to him as much as perhaps others do.

I’ll read the next book because I’m hoping I’ll get to know Arty better, but I found I was far more drawn to the other characters. Artemis was a bit too amoral and arrogant to win my affection the first time around. Though the couple times he cracked and acted like a real boy, I found it charming.
Garmin Nuvi 600 Accessory