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This little light is super bright and cool. It's got a USB cord that wraps around the top and has a little spot it sets in. It's very nice and portable and has a very cool feature of pulling open to be a lantern and then collapsing back down for use as a flashlight. I am going to keep it in our camping supplies but it would also be great to have handy in case of a natural disaster or power outage. I received a discount on the purchase of this for a chance to try it and give my honest review and opinion. This does not affect my review however. I do give products less than 4 or 5 stars if don't feel like the product deserves it. This is really a nice, solid light with cool features and will come in very handy.

The book is a bit schizophrenic, although Murray tries to bring it full circle admirably. It starts out with a demographic analysis of the emergence of the “Overeducated Elitist Snobs” occupying “superzips”, having collected their Ivy League degrees, hoarding the elite IQ genes, breeding largely within their own circles, possessing the poshest housing and amenities, and occupying the most prominent economic and political positions. They are thereby becoming disconnected from the rest of America. (On a side note, I crushed the cultural knowledge test, only missing points on a couple of things like military service, but then again I’m kind of a hillbilly by heritage and most definitely do NOT occupy a super zip. Look, I have no problem with people striving, and if living in Chevy Chase is their life goal, they can have at. To each his own. They pursued elite status. I pursued vodka. But I’ve got friends in low places…..)

What's not to love about these? The illustrations are phenomenal!! We own The first two and will buy every one as it releases.

beautiful, as always. I have been collecting these for the past several years and am slowly building out my collection with the years prior to when I started purchasing them. They are not cheap, however. Beautifully made, quality product. I buy two every year - one for myself, one for my MIL.They are, without a doubt, some of the prettiest ornaments on the tree. Getting ready to start decorating this weekend!!!

My new F63's belt started to separate at 2 weeks, with 75 miles and 15 hours on the meter. I had to call Sole not once but twice only to discover that their local warranty tech no longer worked with them. After a third and demanding call they shipped a replacement belt and contracted another tech to come and replace it. The only problem is the new belt is not the same as the original with the engineered, designed, safety "stripe" or words Sole down each side. If you're not an avid treadmill user you may not understand that it's there for a reason; to help you with a quick glimpse over an extended use period or high rate of speed where your feet are relative to the moving belt and the remaining stationary deck. I find this change unbelievable and inexcusable for a $1000 piece of exercise equipment. Sole Fitness could offer no acceptable resolution and since my 30 days for return have past I'm stuck with machine that is substandard to design. And don't forget that all the time you think you're dealing with Sole for warranty you've actually been redirected to their contracted warranty service company

Produut seems to work as advertised. Not a fast fix but if you stay with the program it slowly seems to be of considerable help. I feel that my machine was money well spent.

Like everyone else, I was contemplating buying either this ball, and the molten flistatec one. Since many of our men's volleyball players had the Flistatec one, and I was still on the fence between the two, I thought I'd add a bit more diversity into the ball choices.