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Casio Men s GW1500A The watch is surprisingly light for it size. It is very accurate. I have worn it while doing yard work including operating a chain saw, and it has not missed a beat. I highly recommend this …
Maybe my old vacuum was really bad but this Hoover is strong enough to
really suck up the dirt even on hard to reach places on stairways.
Amazon is great. It came right to my door in less than a week.
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Very handy pedometer to clip on to clothing etc. to keep track of your steps.
Seems very accurate. Keeps track of steps,calories burned and time. Fast delivery,
great price.
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This product is SPECTACULAR. De-FUR-minate your dog while amazing friends and family!
We have a rescued German Shepard mix. We’re not sure what he’s mixed with but whatever breed it is, our dog is much less shaggy than the typical German Shepard. Nevertheless, we still have a fine layer of hair over every surface in our house. We’ve spent quite a bit of money purchasing products to deal with all the fur (e.g. special dog hair vacuums to suck off the fur off the floor, the couches, the stairs, and yes, even the ceiling. How fur got up there, I have no idea.)
The FURminator cuts the problem at the SOURCE and it deals with the problem like gangbusters! I kid you not, the first time I used this tool, our dog’s fur came off fast, furious and in copious amounts. And the kicker is, our dog didn’t mind at all. He hates other brushes, but for some reason, he doesn’t mind this brush at all.
I am truly happy with this tool and would have paid twice as much for it. Our house still has fur (what did you think that all the fur would magically disappear?) but our house has considerably less fur.
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One of the most haunting books that I have read in years.
The main character, Rosie, is complicated, sensitive and heroic. She’s also an elephant. The time is a “depression era” slice of life. Critics have represented this book as ‘riviting’ and ’sheer fun’. It is certainly ‘riviting’. Sometimes, it isn’t fun. It’s a book about a beutiful sensitive animal who endures the most depression era horrific abuse. While Rosie is an elephant, she also personifies a dwarf, a dog called Queenie, a chimp called Bobo, and Marlena. It’s complicated.
I found it hard to read at times because I LOVE Rosie. I love Jacob Jankowski. The second generation, animal Vet that we all hope treats our animal friends.
The reviews written so far haven’t talked about the difficult moments in the book. There are moments that made me think of animal rights. In the depression, they had no rights. Read this book and stand up for animal rights. Stand up for Rosie!