It seemed to work ok, just not what I was expecting. The belt was comfortable but after a few weeks of using it, the gel pads were starting to get harder to remove off of your body and left you sticky. I did not see any difference in slenderizing but did feel good like you may get in physical therapy with the tens unit.

The unit I received was faulty (i.e. it disconnects every time I move a 3ft away from it). I contacted the customer support, and they were fast to respond and sent me a new unit. Am very happy with the purchase. I bought it to replace my Avantree Apt-X Low Latency which does not have optical input/output. It has better range than my Avantree and pairing with my bluetooth devices has been a swift so far.

Only thing wrong with this is that Grandma bought the wrong version for the Wii..........which I unfortunately found out at Christmastime. They still loved it.

Had been using a 2009 version then wanted the newest version to go with a new desktop. This product has not worked since I loaded it. It did import my desired content from my old computer but once open, it crashed each time I tried to click on a page icon to verify that it had properly imported. Emails to customer service are a waste of time. Save your money. Find another software maker that actually makes a good product and read customer reviews on sites such as this or CNET before you plunk down your hard-earned money. I could have just lit a match to the money I spent on this worthless piece of trash.

This picture book is an excellent way to teach opposites and comparisons. Child readers will learn context and connotation: what it means to be small and to be big. As a pattern book, the useful repetition of words effectively guides beginning readers. The illustrations are cartoon style, the colors are vivid and appear childlike with the use of line and pencil / crayon. The characters' expressions accurately convey mood and add context. The word size and font is consistent, which adds readability and accessibility for beginning readers. Bravo!

I did a lot of research in buying a lightweight stroller because I had a lot of traveling both in the states and abroad coming up. The option of buying a cheap umbrella stroller for 20 bucks was tempting but I wanted something durable. In deciding between this and the MaClaren Mark was a hard decision. We decided on the Uppababy because of 3 reasons 1) the cushion on the seat was more comfortable. With a lot of traveling and strolling planned, this was a must 2) the sunshade was bigger. We were traveling in the middle of summer and this was also a must 3) the storage was bigger. I've taken my LO on 2 international trips and several cities in the US. Easy to maneuver and very lightweight, great for traveling. Only a few cons: 2 hand collapse can be difficult if your hands are full, the cup holder came off a few times in transport (make sure you remove it before gate checking it or they will lose it!), and the strap to carry it is not very comfortable. It does stand on its own but it's not really a necessary feature-you can lean a small stroller against anything. There are so many strollers out on the market and it is hard to pay such a hefty price for an umbrella stroller when you can pay less than 50 bucks. But I'm glad I made this purchase because it has held up great with a lot of use and it is very comfortable for my LO.

After first meeting Georgie Archibald in The Summer Games: Settling The Score I loved her openly honest and also hilarious don't give a crap attitude. So when I found out that R.S. Grey had written a book just for Georgie I just knew I had to read it!