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I enjoyed this pedometer for the first few weeks I owned it. Then, after about a month, the clip broke. I mostly kept the pedometer in my shoulder bag, clipped to the thin edge of a cosmetic bag for stability., At home, I did clip it to a pants pocket. I don’t feel I was rough on the product at all, and I was very surprised when it broke after just 5 weeks of use. I went to take it from my bag, and the clip simply disintegrated in my hand.

I didn’t find the pedometer useful without the clip. I tried putting it in my bag without a clip, but I found it wasn’t as stable, and the measurements did not appear to be accurate. I found it too bulky to keep in my pocket.

I looked online to see if I could order a replacement clip, and if other people had had this problem. That’s when I saw that MANY people had this problem, and that in most cases, the clip broke fairly quickly. People did comment that Omron provided one courtesy replacement clip for free, so I contacted them. They got back to me very quickly, and did send the clip, although that took much longer than I expected.

It arrived today – and it was a piece of junk. I expected to get an actual replacement part that matched the broken part of the pedometer. It wasn’t. It was a piece of very cheap looking transparent plastic with a very unsturdy looking plastic clip attached to it. OK, so it doesn’t look great, but at least it’s a clip. I went to put the pedometer in it – and I couldn’t. No matter what I did, it absolutely would not fit into the replacement clip. I checked it against the original one in case I was putting it in wrong, but no, it was the new clip that was the problem.

At this point, I am completely disgusted with the product and with Omron. I decided to throw the entire lot out, the original pedometer and the useless replacement clip. Even though I wasted the money, it was a very good and cathartic feeling to get this piece of junk out of my house.

I feel really duped. Considering how may peop
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This is no doubt the best dog brush I have ever owned. I can’t imagine anything working better. This one does not have the “ejector” button, but then it was also about $30 cheaper than that model. My neighbor has the “Ejector” model, and he and I agree, it doesn’t really add much value. If you buy one of these yellow ones, shop around on Amazon. I couldn’t believe what a bargain I got, especially when compared to what they want to charge at the big box pet stores.
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I really like my new Kindle. It really economical to download the classics. You will laugh when you found out that I downloaded the whole collection of Sir Walter Scott in less than two minutes. Then I got a book assignment from my minister for our class study. Two minutes later I had it loaded into my Kindle and started reading. No more problems with going to the store just to find out that it isn’t in stock. No waiting for mail delivery. I like the standardised font size. No more worries about the print being to small or so strange looking that it is difficult to read. Thanks a bunch. Marge from Tulsa.
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This is a huge improvement over the mount included with the GPS. It stays put just about any place you want to put it.
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Let me first say that I love my Kindle. But there are already plenty of reviews of this thing, and I think they capture the pros and cons. I just wanted to comment on the durability of the Kindle. The other day, I set my Kindle on top of my car, forgot about it, and got in the car and drove off. I didn’t realize my mistake until I heard a thud on top of the car (the case flipping open in the wind) and then saw my Kindle fly off the car in my rearview mirror. This alone got me concerned for my Kindle, but then a pickup truck that was behind me ran over the thing. I was certain that I would be buying another Kindle as I flicked the switch to turn the unit on. To my surprise, it all worked. Yes, there are scratches and gouges, but it still worked just fine. I was impressed and would give the Kindle a five-star review for durability. The overall four-star review is for price, both of the unit and the content.
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Ok, when I first stepped on the scale, it said 186.5. I stepped on again, and it said 181.4. I was a little disappointed. However, I stepped on two more times and it said 181.4, so I think it was just adjusting itself. It’s so nice to have a scale that works and isn’t confusing to read.
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Really works great on the dog. And she loves to get combed. Amazing how much fur comes out. Cat is not so crazy about it. I read the bad reviews and think the people that are saying it rips the hair out are using it wrong. There is a certain angle that works best. Could be different for every animal.
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I picked up Twilight one day just to see what the big hype was about. I’m not into vampire novel’s nor have I ever read one.

But this book sucked me in. It sucked me in good too. Twilight is an addicting book, as soon as you put it down, you want to pick it up and read more of it. Who is Edward and what’s up with Bella? Who’s Jacob and why would Edward just be honest with Bella?

For some people, this book will open a whole new world to them. It’ll remind you of the feeling of falling in love for the first time, at least that’s the best way I can describe it and I don’t mean with Edward Cullen, I mean in general. Face it, Edward doesn’t have much of a personality to fall in love with. But there’s just something so addicting about this book and about this story about two creatures who aren’t suppose to be together. Maybe it’s the fact that it’s forbidden, maybe it’s the thrill of the thought of dating a vampire, maybe its because Bella keeps making things difficult or maybe you just want to see if Edward will give in an kill the girl. No matter what it is, this book will grab you and won’t let go!
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My husband bought my Kindle2 for me for my birthday last June. I absolutely LOVE my Kindle! I work out of town and am an avid reader. I don’t want to have to tote a backpack full of books, and with Kindle, I have many books at my fingertips, and if I want to read more, I can access the Kindle Store through Whispersync technology to download samples and make new purchases. The only complaint I have about my Kindle is that there is no way to organize the books and locate them easily. One has to click through the pages to find the book that is being sought. Other than that, I LOVE my Kindle and I recommend Kindle to everyone who asks me about it!
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In all my life, I have read hundreds of books, and few were so enjoyable as this book, Artemis Fowl.

The book is set in our current time and begins with a 12-year-old genius finding a fantastical creature, green and slimy and in pain from alcoholism, and forces it to give him a copy of The Book–the Fairy’s Bible in essence. From here it goes into an exciting, dangerous, and twisty story full of surprises and characters you wouldn’t expect.

The novelty of this book is the fact that it has an entirely new take on fairies. It doesn’t show them as cute little creatures who sprinkle pink sparkly dust all over you. These fairies are heavily-armed, high technology, and completely human-like. They have very human qualities that makes them appealing, but they have (obviously) many things about them that are inherently fairy. They have familiar fairy qualities, but yet Colfer was able to add other elements to the fairies that we’ve never seen before. One of the most unique was the reinvention of the dwarf. Dwarfs have been transformed into tunnelers who consume the dirt and digest it in seconds to tunnel through the ground and cover up their tracks. It seems disgusting when you first read it, but it comes in handy later in the book and in the series.

The fairy technology is one of my favorite parts of the book. Such intricate ideas and designs–truly ingenious. There are too many to list them all, but probably the most dangerous is the Bio-Bomb, or “blue rinse.” It destroys all life in its proximity, yet leaves all other structures intact. This is one of dozens of inventions Colfer’s devious mind has created.

The writing was excellent, and although it was cheesy at some points, there are some witty elements that are going to make you laugh.

A great book all in all. I would call it “required reading!”

If you liked this book, you also might want to try:
Double Life by Dawson Vosburg
The Arctic Incident by Eoin Colfer (Sequel to Artemis Fowl)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff
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