Deaf Medicine

Like many others who have posted, I performed due diligence before I bought. I eventually purchased from Dick's Sporting Goods since they sold me the treadmill for $1400 with free delivery to my upstairs rec room 12 steps. They charged $74 for assembly which I took them up on. Glad I did, but I am sure I could have done it myself without major issues. The guys told me that they do hear about people who pinch the wires as they secure the handle covers. The trick they showed me is to ensure that the wires are routed around little metal posts in the handle to prevent the pinching before putting the handle covers on. For those reading this who are thinking about buying the machine, click on to get an idea of the assembly steps if you are unsure about doing it yourself. Delivery folks were friendly, efficient, and prompt to the hour.

This is actually the second "Yes" by finishing touch I've purchased within a month. I just LOVE this little shaver. It is exactly like the small brow and facial hair trimmers you can buy just about anywhere for around ten bucks EXCEPT this is larger and has a wider head to it.

I now hear in 5 dimensions. A 4th spatial dimension, plus the ever-elusive-whilst-at-the-same-time-painstakingly-present dimension of Time. Pretty nifty. Of course, one must use some wisdom in wielding such power, but really, how many of us who actually have $7,000 to bandy about are anything less than obesely wise?! Due to this sort of quaternion relation in audial space, the ear is accosted by a slew of new soundscapes, not just new individual sounds, whole new sets of sounds. Consider them the "imaginary" sounds, if you will. The square root of the negative D-flat scale and such. It'll all make sense after a few listens (which of course will be oblivious to and/or in control of Time). The only sound complaint I could even dream to lodge would be that songs which feature anti-derivative functions (mostly fugues) in the bass clef have a tendency to drown out the higher, more individualistic voices which make up the treble melodies. But just a little, you can hardly even notice.

I got this for my wife. She loves this game. We never played any Lego games before but now she want's a bunch more. It is absolutely hilarious at times. Very kid friendly. No swearing or killing it's just good fun. We are probably going to get the star wars version next! Like other people said, It did have some minor glitch issues. I read it's because they rushed it to sale. They wanted it released around the same time as the new movie. It didn't really effect our game play that much though. Still five stars.

Item fits and looks as described however the workmanship is not quite there, the plastic locking mechanism easily breaks, the feels wimpsy, I'm actually scare of securing anything on the racks cause they may break off. So this cross bars are for display purposes only.

I was skeptical about this vac but it does work as advertised. Two things that take away from it is no onboard storage for the 24" crevace tool and power brush and it does tip over if the hose is not under the hook on the side which then makes it too short to relly use it at the full length it was designed for. I use this vac in a RV with a shedding dog and it is light weight and small enough to store. The dust cup was easy to empty and didn't make a mess like other bagless vacs I have had. Over all this is a good vac for the $. I also have a Shark hand vac which I also love. Keep up the good work Shark!