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Go Harlem: New York Columbia Recordings, Vol. 2
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Western Chief Kids Pink Kitty Rain Boot
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These Pink Kitty boots will delight the child in all of us!
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- 100% Waterproof natural rubber boot- Skid resistant outsole
- Moisture absorbing cotton lining dries quickly after all day fun!
- Two handles make it easy for kids to pull them on and off.
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By Sandy
I ordered these pink boots for my six year old cat lover.
They are of good quality and very cute as well
So far they are holding up against the elements we experience on our 3 acres of land. She loves to run around in the puddles and mud when it rains!
I would recommend these boots to anyone looking for this type of item.
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Monday, December 28, 2009
Thule 964 Revolver 4-Bike Hitch Mount Rack (2-Inch Receiver)
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Transport your bikes without giving up the convenience of full rear vehicle access
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- New Improved swing away design for rear vehicle access- Hitch Switch quick-release lever for fast storage of bike carrier arms
- Carries up to 4 bikes- 2" hitch only
- Integrated locking cable stores conveniently in carrier
- No Sway Cage prevents bike to bike contact
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By Dan Weaver (charlotte)
This is a solid, durable bike rack and the swing feature is great. Every major component of the rack is excellent and up to the Thule standard - EXCEPT ONE. The anti-sway component is a poorly engineered, cheap, piece of junk that will damage your bike. I have three bicycles that carry scars from the antisway accessory. Unfortunately you need the antisway so that your bikes do not rock and bang into each other on the rack. I strongly suggest that you never strap a carbon frame bike to the anti-sway. At the point(s) where the bike frame touches the antisway I have a brand new Cervelo P3 that has a dime sized area with no paint on it. My road bike, TT bike and my son's aluminum frame road bike all have scars from this rack.
I cant afford a new rack so I've glued felt to all points on the rack that touch the bike frame. This looks terrible but it is protecting my bicycles. You can also use an old inner tube as a protective sleeve over your frame. It's a shame that Thule ruined an otherwise excellent rack with such a poorly thought out anti-sway device. I guess the idea is to save $2 at the risk of damaging a bicycle frame that costs $'000s.
If you take good care of your bikes, I would look for another option. If you dont mind the missing paint, it's a solid rack.
By COBiker (Denver)
I spent a lot of time researching various brands and styles of bike racks. I settled on a hitch mount rack since loading three bikes on top of my Toyota Highlander would be a chore for me, and for my wife, impossible. I finally bit the bullet and spent $400 at REI for the rack.
This is a very solid and heavy rack. It weighs about fifty lbs. Construction is excellent. It is easy to assemble. There are two pivot points on the swing arm which allow the rack to move out of the way of the vehicle tail gate. I put light layer of wheel bearing grease on these before installation, though the manual did not call for it. The pins look like they might have a teflon coating, however, the grease will help repel water in the future. Everything moves easily with a full load of bikes. I also applied thread locking compound to the nuts on the pins, they have plastic lock washers on the nuts, however, road vibration can eventually work these loose (I used to be an automotive engineer, btw.) The nuts and bolts are 19 mm, using a socket wrench and a box wrench during installation will be much easier than the wrenches supplied with the rack.
Loading the bikes is simple. Thule also provides four very effective anti-sway brackets to keep the bikes from rocking. A nylon strap comes with the rack as a final measure to secure everything. The rack comes with an integrated locking cable for the bikes which tucks neatly into the frame. As another reviewer mentioned, this will probably slow down a thief not prevent one who is intent on stealing your bikes so you may want to invest in a Kryptonite lock and cable.
The rack mounts to 2" hitch receiver. Make sure your car has a 2" hitch or an adapter before buying this rack. Now here's the tricky part: the rack is bolted into the hitch. The bolt goes through the hitch and threads into the rack. It is very easy to improperly align the bolt and the threads, thus ruining the bolt/threads. I almost did this. Just be careful lining everything up. The bolt should thread with little resistance. If the bolts is in slightly and you are having trouble tightening it, take it out and check to make sure the threads are not boogered up.
Do not underestimated the convenience of a swing out rack! This is worth the extra $100 to $150 you pay for this rack. The first time you leave something in the back of your car you will be glad you have this feature. Enjoy.
By J. Escasan Leal (San Diego, CA)
We just did a long trip to Utah on the family mini-van and this rack was perfect, traveling with kids was very convenient to be able to open the mini van back door without needing to unmount the bikes. The only issue, as with all racks other than roof racks, is that the bikes can scratch a lot , I removed one of the bike supports to convert it in a 3 bikes rack instead of 4 bikes. That way i was able to protect better the bikes, doing this I avoided the bikes touching each other. I have a rav4 with roof racks but I just ordered a hitch for it to use this rack as well on it, this way now I can carry 6 bikes securely on my car on group weekends rides and enjoy friends even on the ride to the trail and load gear on the back of the car without dismounting bikes every stop to pick up a rider
By JWO (California)
I purchased this item from Amazon retailer, Rack Attack. PROS: 1) After using this item on a recent camping trip and a 10-day vacation, I wouldn't even consider a bike carrier that didn't swing-out and provide access to the rear hatch of my SUV. I used the swing-out feature numerous times during both those trips and while loading/unloading vehicle., 2) IMPORTANT! The swing-out feature also allowed me to store and secure my bikes conveniently on the carrier when not in use. Indispensible during the overnight and for those daylong sightseeing trips., 3) When not in use, the rack's fold-down feature is both functionally and aesthetically pleasing., 4) Well designed. CONS: 1) Price. However, the swing-out feature definitely justifys the extra cost. Amazon's competative pricing, no-sales-tax and free shipping sealed the deal and softened the blow. A definite "feel good" moment during these troubled economic times. 2)The built-in Thule cable lock alone is no match for a pair of bolt cutters. I ramped up the security with two Kryptonite Cables and three Kyryptonite U-Locks securing the bikes' wheels AND frames to the carrier's hitch post. Although time consuming and tedious, my bikes were still on the carrier every time I walked out to my vehicle., 2) Bulky. The carrier may require a dedicated space of its own in the garage. In conclusion, this item is well designed and a must-have for those who enjoy traveling with their bicycles. For those who don't...the Thule 964 Revolver 4-Bike Strap/Hitch Carrier might just change your mind.
By Sharon M. Martin
Bike rack is very user-friendly. I love that we can open the back of the vehicle while bikes are attached...huge plus! Much more convenient than a roof rack. Highly recommend it. It's worth the price.
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Wolverine ESP 80 GB Portable Multimedia Storage Player
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The Wolverine ESP was created for you to enjoy the freedom of multimedia portability anywhere, anytime. Featuring a 3.6 razor sharp LCD, built-in memory card readers and enormous storage capacity to carry and play all your digital photos, music and videos converged in the palm of your hand. Download images directly from any digital camera without a computer, store and play thousands of songs, record and watch hundreds of hours of video (DVR) or just listen and record music from any FM station.
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- Portable multimedia storage unit with 3.6-inch color LCD screen for playback- Perfect companion to any digital camera - download images direct without a computer
- 80 GB hard drive stores thousands of digital photos, songs, and video files
- Supports JPEG, Bitmap, Tiff, Text, RAW, MPEG-1, MPEG-4, WMV 9, XviD, MP3, WMA, OGG, AAC, WAV, CDA
- Full DVR capability with optional cradle to record directly from a TV, DVD, VCR, camcorder, or other video source
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By Joseph A. Vanore (Bloomington, IN)
The main selling point of the ESP is its ability to back up and store photos from a flash card, and seems to be mainly marketed as a storage device for photographers. With that in mind, I should preface this review by saying that I really only use it as a portable media player, and don't have much to say about its other features.
With a variety of "slicker" mp3 players on the market, this one may seem like an odd choice. It's size alone make it difficult to see how this could compete with an ipod. There's really one feature of this player that led me to choose it over other models, and it has to do with transferring files. Most mp3 players that come out today require special software to load anything to them, and rather than just importing everything manually, they have this rather annoying system of "synchronizing." The Wolverine needs nothing more than a driver, which my computer was able to install automatically. It shows up as an external hard drive, you drag and drop your files, and they show up on the player itself exactly as they would in say, windows explorer. A nice consequence of this is that unlike the ipod, the ESP can transfer files to and from any computer, without any kind of file protection.
This may not be as important to some, but it was really the selling point for me - it's not easy to find players that are configured this way. There are a few notable inconveniences:
Playlists have to be assembled manually, which means if you wanted to put your entire library on shuffle, you'd have to build a "play all" playlist. This is not particularly difficult, you can just put it together on your favorite media player and load it onto the ESP as an .m3u. Still, a lot of people will not want to go to the trouble.
The image quality is superb, which is great for looking at still pictures. However, the video frame rate is rather choppy, which may be a problem for those who want to watch video from the ESP. If you can look past the frame rate, you can play videos through your TV via the included A/V cables. The internal mic has decent sound quality - about the same as your average built-in computer mic.
It also comes with tetris, cleverly renamed "matrix."
A note on durability: I had this player for about 10 months when the joystick started to come loose. About another 2 and it stopped working altogether. Bear in mind, I'm rather clumsy, and it's life probably could have been prolonged by dropping it a few less times. I was able to have it repaired by sending it back to the manufacturer. They didn't charge too much, but the service was SLOW. It took over a month to get it back. If you're planning on travelling a lot with this, definitely get the warranty for it.
Generally, the ESP is a tradeoff of convenience for versatility. You can do almost anything you want with it, but it's more of a hassle. For me, it was worth it, but it probably won't be for everyone, and honestly, if a player came out that gave the user the kind of freedome I want and had a little more ease of use, I'd ditch this for it in a heartbeat.
By stan marshall (canton, oh United States)
Highly disappointed. It will not read Nikon RAW images. They don't tell you that up front, all it states is: "will read raw images of most 'popular' cameras". Well Nikon is a popular camera. If it does not read Nikon's I might as well have got a $150.00 unit that has no screen.
By G. Kerber (Oregon City, OR United States)
Pros:
- Solidly built
- Fairly simple to use (good thing because the user's manual is not the best)
- Batteries last a long time
Cons:
- Needs more screen resolution.
- When I'm on vacation I like to backup every night. That means backing up a card that is not full and I don't format a card unless all my cards are full. So instead of backing up just the new image files I get a complete new folder in the Wolverine with duplicates from the previous day. I would like to have the Wolverine let me choose what backup folder to place files on and ask me to overwrite or just backup new files.
- The joy stick control is too small.
- Provide the option to create backup folder named with the current date.
- Slow backing up files. A full 8 GB card takes a long time to backup.
- Control labels are not easy to read (text is too dark)
By Roy E. Row (Maryville, TN USA)
I have owned this unit for almost two years now, and still love using it. It has seen rugged, constant use, and has never needed repair. The ability to change batteries has made it ideal for long plane flights and travel. I use it for watching movies and video clips, listening to music, and storing photos to enjoy and share with others. It does a good job with all of the above. The screen is large and the picture quality good, making it easy on the eyes.
One great feature on the Wolverine that I thought I would never need is the ability to download a wide variety of media storage cards directly to the unit. This turned out to be a lifesaver this past summer when we needed to access picture files from a broken digital camera while on the go. The Woverine worked flawlessly and saved the files we needed. I have known of others who use the unit to save picture files while on vacation and are then able to reuse memory cards and still view and bring home hundreds of pictures to edit and print.
The Wolverine is large for today's standards, but I feel the quality, dependablity, and features more than justify the few onces and inches difference. If you are just looking for a music player, then look elsewhere. If all you want is to view a few random video clips, then this might be more than you need. If, however, you enjoy watching full length movies or TV shows, while at the same time being able to carry a large stock of music with you, then this might be the unit that would fit your needs.
I would also strongly recommend buying an extra battery and charger to go with your unit. I also have the base station, which not only keeps your unit charged, but allows you to record music and video directly from any sound source or TV. Both of these additions are valuable.
By Red (Tn. USA)
I bought this for our vacation of a lifetime and was not disappointed. The storage media loads quickly onto the wolverine and I lost nothing in picture quality. The player was also very easy to upload to a developer/online album. Highly recommend it! I have not used it for anything else.
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Sunday, December 27, 2009
Swax
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If you didn't know better you'd think this was an early Eminem CD sans all the trash talking. But Scapegoat Wax, a.k.a. Marty James, was still thrashing out beats and making up rhymes in his Chico, California, bedroom when Eminem first gave the world the finger. But to be fair, Mr. Wax is rather more versatile than Eminem, going far beyond rap as he slices and dices sci-fi effects and other aural bon mots into old-school funk-rock that recalls Sly Stone and Shuggie Otis. Most of the songs have a well-developed sense of melody and timing, especially the impeccably crafted "Space to Share," which is a near-perfect pop confection. But it's literate, imaginative raps like "Aisle 10 (Hello Allison)," the autobiographical "Almost Fine," and the anxious "Back Alive" (detailing his brief tenure on the Beastie Boys's Grand Royal label) that make this album memorable. --Jaan Uhelszki
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I have a similar story as the reviewer below me. I was playing Jet Set Radio future (Xbox), and time passed in the game, I became more and more in love with the euphoric and diverse soundtrack. the track that first caught my ear however, was Aisle 10 (Hello Alison), by Scapegoat Wax. A few internet searches later, I was listening to an album that seemed almost as varied, but strikingly similar to that of Jet Set Radio Future soundtrack. Not that these two albums shared any similar sound qualities, but that each album seemed to travel over genre gaps and not try to keep itself in any defined listening range.
SWAX is more clean and "Pop" than Marty James' (the lead singer and brainchild behind the group) previous album, Okeeblow. In fact, there are many of the same songs, but with different samples or more polished recordings. Even if you have listened to Okeeblow, pick up SWAX simply because the group refines an already great album to something even more addictive. If you've never listened to the group, I also highly recommend the album simply because the group never really defines its genre, so most people can find at least a few songs that they enjoy.
By Jason Wendleton (Lee's Summit, MO United States)
What do space-age soul, super fun hip-hop, and XBOX have in common? Not much on the surface, huh? Well as silly as this sounds, I've had a song stuck in my head. A song I heard in a video game. I know, I know...what a world we live in when the best stuff you hear anymore is brought to you by Microsoft (those people do EVERYTHING!). Anyway, a few years back I played JET SET FUTURE RADIO for XBOX...the songtrack included the very catchy "Aisle 10 (Hello Allison)" and inside my brain it germinated. Then last week, the ultra hip seed germinated and I bought the CD (for cheap) from Amazon.com. Now, four days later I cannot stop listening to it (I had to loan my copy out to my sis just to escape it's clutches).
Scapegoat Wax is hard to describe. On the first track, singer/rapper Marty James asks the all important question: "Do I rap, or do I sing?" Good question-BOTH! Scapegoat Wax's sound is vaguely reminicent of Jamiroquai. Funky, soul filled hip-hop sounding rock, dig it? The raps are there, to be sure, but I wouldn't call it a rap record. "Space to Share" sounds like something John Mayer or Jack Johnson could have written, while "Bloodsweet" has more than a trace Prince in it. The super sweet, electronic grooves of "Freeway" and "Crawlin" are so smooth, it's almost criminal (a 'smooth criminal' if you will). This is one of those great, undiscoverd indie treasures that you hear and shake your head and think:"Why isn't THIS on MTV? Why is this not a number one?" I've gone through every single song as my "favorite" song...that's always a good sign...every track really is that strong. If you like pop, rock, disco, hip-hop (the friendly kind), reggaee, or soul music you NEED to get this album right now.
This Wax is hot!
By Paul J Thorn (New Jersey, US)
Picked this album up on a whim after hearing Aisle 10 on a video game soundtrack. At first listen you may think its a mix tape of obscure songs from other bands, but really its Marty James very liberal borrowing of other more established artists. In a 12 track album you get sorta SmashMouth, sorta Beck, sorta Sublime, sorta Eminem, sorta Eagle Eye Cherry, sorta Prince and others. Nice tributes or a glaring lack of originality? Could be either.
But despite its lack of new material the album is very enjoyable. It's the kinda of music that works great at parties with it's good mix of styles and catchy melodies that can stick in your head. The album really grew on me and sits nicely amongst my other albums of bands in obscurity.
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Scapegoat Wax offers nothing new to the world of music. With lyrics like: "The rain is beatin' on your front porch / My main source of desperation is the memory torch," no one can take it seriously in the loosest sense. The "muscians" on this sound very amatuer-ish, in that there are playing simple timings that carry over to each track. Although it is nice to have a mixture of different genres of music on an album, this album does nothing but copy every other Cali rock/rap/pop group.
While some lines are very catchy and you can't help but to tap your foot. This CD offers a listener nothing more than a casual listen, giving a person no real reason to purchase this album. One song by S.W. I enjoy is "Freeway" on Okieblow, is has a soft groove, that even the chessy lyrics overcome.
By A Well Hung Stoner (Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, USA)
I bought SWAX just for the hell of it, i'd never heard anything that Scapegoat Wax (Marty James) had ever done before. When i listened to this cd i was SHOCKED -- SWAX combines ill pseudo-rap style rhymes with unforgiving emotion, and precise instrumentals - This album is unclassifiable (unless excellent is a category) - songs range from new school hip hop, to acoustic tracks, to rock tracks laced with amazing rhymes.
If you want something that will blow your mind after you have smoked a joint, SWAX will do it and more. It is one of the few CD's that sounds excellent the first time you listen to it, and the fact that this guy (who spits viscious rhymes with uncensorec emotion) is not one of the top acts in america shows how musically shallow we are as a nation. Damn it!
Look, SWAX is a great CD, dont deprive yourself of its musical splendor.
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Friday, December 25, 2009
Memorex 700MB/80-Minute 52x CD-R Media (30-Pack with Jewel Cases)
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Personalize, Protect and Organize All Your Memorex DVD's and CDR's with Memorex Labeling Kits, Labels, DVD Storage Cases and Jewel Cases.
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By T. Burdick
I received this item in great shape in a very timely manner. The combined disks and cases make this a very good value.
By Edward Burke (Orange, CT USA)
Memorex 700MB/80-Minute 52x CD-R Media (30-Pack with Jewel Cases)
I purchased these CD-Rs because they were advertised as having jewel cases, which to me always meant the old style full size cases(which I prefer), but it seems the term jewel case now applies also to the slim variety of jewel case which I could have just as easily bought at the local Best Buy or wherever without shipping cost or waiting for them to arrive. I shopped for them on Amazon because they are becoming hard to find with full size cases and I thought Amazon would carry a wider selection and I would get what I was looking for. One other problem, the discs have no labels or cards to write down what is on the disc after burning it. I guess I have to buy those separately, which I would have, had I known they wouldn't be included with the discs. I know the discs themselves have no problems but the advertising is lacking.
So, yes I am A Little Disappointed
By Trevis Rothwell (United States)
The CDs are fine. They work as expected. BUT, each slim-line jewel-case'd CD is individual shrink-wrapped, and non-trivial to open, creating pointless shrink-wrap waste to dispose of. Once you do manage to get the jewel case open, the prongs holding the CDs in place are poorly-designed, making it hard to remove the CD without breaking the prongs, thus rendering the jewel case paralyzed.
I'm sure that the CDs are great, maybe even superior to other major brands (though I can't really tell a difference). But due to the inordinately huge ordeal involved in getting the CD out of the packaging, I have no intention of ever purchasing Memorex optical media again.
By Craig Fenton (Airplaneville, New Jersey)
As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various recordings from the 60's and 70's. Sometimes as a person that has worked in electronic stores my thoughts are requested on recording equipment and electronics.
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Memorex has been ultra reliable for me as a recording medium for blank CDR's. I have used a substantial amount over the years for both data and pictures (Notes on my Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and photos) and for various rock and roll albums.
The CD's have held up well and there have been very little that were defective right out of the package. While the quality control is a shade below the Fuji from Japan, in no way should Memorex be considered a poor second choice.
For maximum shelf life the recorded CD's should be in jewel cases (How nice is it they come in the package for us) and not in paper sleeves. If you are into making your own labels make sure to use the better quality paper. The inferior thin labels not only will curl up before they are placed on the CD but the glue will actually get into the CD itself. Many defective CD's are not the fault of the manufacturer but the consumer not using best judgment.
Enjoy the music and be well,
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By B. E Jackson (Pennsylvania)
Memorex has been extremely reliable for many years. In fact, I don't think I've ever had a problem with any of the products I've purchased from this company, and I've been buying things from them for years.
This is a really good 30-pack of CD-Rs. Yes, they actually do come in jewel cases, which is very convenient. A must buy.
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NUPRO (20 lbs) for Dogs
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NUPRO(20 lbs) for Dogs All natural dog supplement. Does not contain corn or wheat. Helps promote hair growth, repel fleas, improves appetite. Controls itchy, dry, flaky skin, aids digestion, will help arthritic conditions and fertility in females and potency in males. Ingredients: Desiccated liver, Norwegian Kelp, micropulverized bee pollen, yeast culture, Flaxseed and Ground Borage seed, Lecithin, Garlic and Lactobacilla Acidophilus. Initial Daily Dosage: Under 5 pounds - 1/4 scoop 5 to 10 pounds - 1/3 scoop 10 to 20 pounds - 1/2 scoop 20 to 40 pounds - 1 scoop (1 ounce) 40 to 70 pounds - 1 1/2 scoops Over 70 pounds - 2 scoops (2 ounces). After 2 months, these dosages may be cut to one half for maintenance. Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein not less than.....25% Crude Fat not less than........9% Crude Fiber not more than......20% Moisture not more than.......10% *1 scoop = approximately 3 tablespoons
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- NUPRO All natural dog supplement. Does not contain corn or wheat.- Helps promote hair growth, repel fleas, improves appetite. Controls itchy, dry, flaky skin, aids digestion, will help arthritic conditions and fertility in females and potency in males
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By Dfcu (Northville, MI)
Used for 9 months and my vet said the dogs teeth were no longer in need of cleaning, and his coat was perfect. This is a 13 year old Border Collie.
By Tom Jobling (Danville, CA USA)
I am pretty skeptical regarding most supplements, etc. I need to see results before I get excited. Well, let me tell you, this product made a difference with my dogs.
I have two Golden Retrievers, and giving them the Nupro supplement makes a HUGE difference. They are like puppies again. These dogs are 9 and 10 but after a week on Nupro, they were frisky and animated like they were much younger.
I also use the Nupro joint supplement with these dogs. Just like the Gary Larson cartoon "Oh boy, dog food again!" my dogs are excited when they get their morning meal with the Nupro supplements mixed with some fresh water to make "dog gravy".
Give this product a try - I think you will be impressed with the results.
By Judith L. Lovett (Alexandria, VA)
My vet recommended this product to assure that my dogs had a more balanced diet and to break up the monotony of the average canine diet. They love how this product makes a gravy for their dry dogfood! I believe that their coat is not as dry either!
By J.A. (PA)
This company is fantastic - everything ALWAYS ships quickly, arrives promptly, and undamaged.
By P. Byrd
excellent, been using this for over 2 months now. My dog's coats are high shine, they like the taste & all I have to do is sprinkle it on their food. I'm very happy with it. We've just gotten a nice healthy litter born and they are doing great. I'll keep this stuff.
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Pelican 1020 Micro-Case (Red)
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The Pelican Micro Case is kept watertight by a tough polycarbonate body and the rubber liner. When closed, the lid creates a tongue and groove fit with the shock absorbing rubber liner.
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- Automatic Pressure Purge Valve that works on a molecular level- Clear lids allow for easy identification of contents.
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By Mochas Boss (Louisiana)
This is by far the BEST camera case I've ever purchased. I highly recommend it to everyone!
By Douglas B. Mckay (Lindon, UT)
The case is great, but the pictures here are confusing. They show a case that is clear, and the description also states that it is clear. I needed a clear one, so I ordered it but was disappointed that it was solid red. I'll find another use for the case, but I still need a clear one!
By Donald T. Childrey (Cary, NC)
I bought one of these to serve as a travel case for my Fujifilm A340 digital camera. It's a perfect fit! It will also fit the A330 camera. There's just enough room for it to shift slightly, but the soft elastomer lining will absorb all but the most violent of shocks. If you lay the A340's webbing hand strap across the top of the camera, it takes up all of the slack and there is no shifting at all.
I didn't give it 5 stars only because I have yet to give it a submersion test. I have submerged my other, older Pelican cases with positive results, so I have no reason to believe this case will have a problem.
Don Childrey, author of "STAR TRAILS: Navajo" and "Uwharrie Lakes Region Trail Guide"
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