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Hi! What about this one. Looks really good, Shark makes a great corded vacuum (their cordless ones can be a bit weak). It should be wonderful for hardwood. Rubberized wheels won't scratch 'em.
Plenty of sucking power and attachments and stuff.... I think it's a good choice for you.
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Well this is a very expensive vacuum but in the long run I think it will pay for itself. It is going to last for a very long time and really do an amazing job on your floors.
Don't know if you've ever used a Dyson Ball, but they actually are kind of fun! The swivel thing is pretty cool.
It's not marketed as a "pet hair vacuum" or anything, but I can pretty much guarantee it will do an amazing job with hair and other dirt. It has "cyclone technology" which is supposed to help keep a consistently strong suction without clogging.
It is designed for basically all floor types and even comes with a HEPA filter. I would definitely consider this if you have the budget!
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I read somewhere online that this is the best rated ergo mouse available right now... lots of science and stuff helped them determine the best angles and shape to provide the best, least stressful mouse experience. Made in the Netherlands, so it's got that foreign engineering... haha.
Wireless, right handed, expensive but probably worth it!
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I think it's a lot of fun. It has humor, puzzles, likeable characters, and is just a ton of fun to play! Gameplay is excellent Very well thought out. Just a blast!
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amnesia: dark descent, if you're into scary games. so scary! under $25.
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If it were me I would probably go for Viera by Panasonic. A beautiful plasma display with 3d and full HD. It's gonna have a really crisp image and deep dark blacks. It's crazy, for the 3d to work it actually sends a separate 1920 x 1080 full-HD image to each eyeball, and of course you need the glasses to interpret the image. Glasses are a little pricey, but worth it if you want that 3d experience. This is going to be a fantastic TV. Viera has been a very successful model for Panasonic, and is definitely a good way to go.
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I would say just to go for the smallest, thinnest one you can. This is one of the slimmest TV's around so it should be a great choice for you. The physical dimensions are: 1.2 x 17.9 x 11.2 inches ; 7.5 pounds. Very small, and 7.5 pounds is very light. Sounds like a winner.
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This is a very nice laptop that is supposed to get excellent battery life... I think I saw it reviewed on CNET last year as one of the best laptops for battery life. It should realistically give you about 7 or 8 hours of use, and that's with heavy use. That is pretty incredible.
And it's not just great for battery life... also has nice performance specs: 2.50GHz Intel Core i5-2520M Processor, 500 GB Hard Drive, 4 GB DDR3 RAM.
It's a very capable little machine that'll keep on truckin for you!
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Definitely having a tough time with this one. I don't think you're going to find a great monitor for photoshop at that size and price. I think for photoshop quality is going to be more important than size, as color accuracy is going to be one of your main concerns. An IPS screen would be the best for color reproduction, but a 40 inch is going to be very expensive. So, if you don't mind a downgrade in size, check out this IPS display from HP. This thing gets awesome reviews for it's vibrant color display and will be great for your photoshop purposes.
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This is an excellent budget DLP. Has 120Hz refresh rate and is 3D ready... also is a solid 2700 ANSI Lumens. This will be good for a home theater set up and would also work for office presentations and the like.
From about 25 feet you will get a bright 8' wide image, quite clear actually. Easy to use, too. You will be able to set the thing up and be up and running very soon after receiving the product. Definitely a fantastic choice in the price range.
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this one supports .raw and has a lot of good reviews. and best of al it's free!
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I think two was my fave. 3 is also good, but 2 had a certain vibe to it that I loved.... and it also scared me more than any of the other Silent Hill games.
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These are some of the smallest and lightest headphones on the market right now. I think they are about as discrete as you can get, with the exception of if you found something with a complete clear wire. Klipsch is a very well regarded company in the headphone department, and unfortunately along with excellent sound quality and comfort will come a rather steep price tag.
These happen to be a headset, too, for use with your smartphone (if you have one).
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Around Me is a good app that lets you know the businesses/schools/theaters/everything that is around you. Very useful!
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This is my vote. A great zoom lens from Canon. I think Image Stabilization is certainly important if you are going hand held and trying to take dramatic shots that may require slower shutter speeds or what have you. This lens has IS and it can be turned off whenever, to save battery.
As far as optics I don't really need to vouch for Canon... you will get sharp pictures that are high quality.
One thing to be noted is that focusing can be a bit slow in low light conditions... so keep in mind what you are trying to take picture of before committing to anything.
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You should consider these, Steve, they are one of the better sets of noise canceling earbuds, though not perfect. Mostly because of size it is difficult to make a true nose canceling earbud, because the technology doesn't fit into the 'bud' very well.
However, these seem to do the job quite well, and apparently cancel up to 85% of outside noise. There are little mics in each of the buds, each of which send a signal to the inline control box, which houses the electronics. It creates a frequency exactly opposite of the one the mics are picking up, essentially canceling it out. Pretty cool. The should do the trick.
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This looks like another good option for you Gretchen. It has an attractive, protective case, and a great little keyboard. Very highly rated!
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This is the one I have and I am totally happy with it.
I think Vizio is a good option if you have budget in mind. They make a great TV at a reasonable price. 1080p, LCD, 40 inches, it seems to be just what you need.
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I guess it totally depends on what you want to do with it.
My suggestion of Kindle Fire might seem like a stretch, but as far as being simple to use and a very enjoyable experience, it's right at the top of my list.
I think Kindle Fire was designed to be exactly what you are asking for. It doesn't have a huge display or a bunch of power, but it has a wonderfully simple interface and is simply a lot of fun to play with... it's also very capable of consuming almost unlimited internet content.
With Fire you get access to literally millions of books, magazines, movies, games, and even email. It's all fun, no hassel, and at an unbeatable price. If you have ever held one you know what I am talking about. It's not all about business, it's all about entertainment.
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Okay so this isn't the cheapest one around but it would be excellent for your purposes. It's a waterproof gps watch, and supposedly it works very well. People in the US military use these to keep track of where they are, so you should be in good shape.
It is a high sensitivity unit, so it should get a signal just about anywhere. It keeps track of routes, tracks and waypoints, so you shouldn't have a problem not getting lost!
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Hi Jenna I would suggest this gem by Panasonic. I have been attracted to this camera for a while now, and was considering purchasing one myself at one point.
If you're asking about a mirrorless camera you probably already know a bit about them. They are great because they take dSLR quality photos but are much smaller and more portable.
One of the best things about this one in particular is the lens it comes with. The 20mm 1.7 is a great lens and takes sharp and FASt pictures.
It has plenty of dSLR style features like HD video, scene detection, soft focus of peripheral defocus mode, exposure meter, etc (way more on the link!).
The only thing that is not quite up to par might be low light shooting. Good dSLR's succeed at getting very high quality, low noise shots. This does okay in low light, and image quality will be excellent up to about ISO 200, then clarity suffers a little bit. If you want to do a lot of low light shooting I would say look into a dSLR, especially at this price range. However, if portability is more important, this is an excellent choice. Very capable camera right here, leading the way for 4/3 cameras.
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I'm thinking something like this would be perfect. It has automatic scene selection in which the camera finds the best settings for the environment you are shooting in. This is an excellent feature for the beginner, young photographer. Then, as he/she gets more comfortable, they can switch to manual controls, where one has full control of shutter, aperture, and exposure, for a more custom shooting experience.
It has some fun features that a 12 year old might appreciate, like painting, fisheye, miniature, and cross screen effects, as well as high contrast monochrome. It can also record video in full HD.
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I would check out Canon's Powershot, Kollette. It's really small and will totally fit in your purse, or even a pocket. It also takes fantastic pictures, and is even decent in low light (like in a club or bar or whatever.) It has auto scene modes, so all you have to do is pick the scene that best describes what you're doing and the camera will set itself up for optimal shooting.
My favorite part is that it can shoot full HD 1080p video, so you can catch all your friends doing their favorite dance moves. Definitely look into this camera.
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Unfortunately the answer is no, there is no way to upgrade RAM on the Air. The RAM is soldered to the motherboard, and is therefor non-upgradeable. If you recently purchased the 2gig model you could return it and pay for the upgrade for 4gigs, but that's about all you can do! Sorry if that's not the answer you wanted!
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I really think a Fire would be the best way to go for kids.... pretty much regardless of their age.
To start, it's only $199 which is a screaming deal. Compared to other tablets at the same price it sort of blows them out of the water, with its 7" touchscreen and excellent resolution.
Of course the main attraction of the Fire is all the online content you will have access to. Millions (literally millions) of books, magazines, songs, movies, TV shows, apps and games, along with full internet access and email.
It's really an entertainment powerhouse. That being said, you won't be able to create much content on it, as it is designed more for consumption than any thing else.
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With this Viera you will be able to watch Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, check out Facebook, listen to Pandora, and access other cool websites, and all you need is a wifi signal and a wireless USB adapter.
Besides being able to access the net, this is a great tv all the way around. 1080p, LCD screen, LED backlit, and a nice 178° wide viewing angle so your friends can all see what's going on.
Good stuff from Panasonic as usual!
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I guess I am not entirely sure what you mean by the question, but I am going to take it as you want to capture moments of people as they experience "street life," so maybe something that is good for portraits? And definitely something that excels at low light. Other than that, I don't really know what features you are looking for.
But for portraits and photos of people in general, this camera excels. It has portrait mode, which is a very useful tool, and will set up the camera perfectly for shots of people. It's one of the most used settings on the camera (according to Canon) and is developed to capture excellent shots of your subject.
For low light this thing is fantastic. It has an excellent DIGIC 4 processor and high ISO of 100-6400 (expandable to 12800) so low light shooting will be a breeze.
other than that, it's just a great camera and you should look into it for sure!
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Adam is correct, to get really high quality video you will have to raise your budget or buy used. However, for decent HD video you could look into this Canon, as it is in your price range. It won't be super high quality, but it won't be too shabby. Worth a look at least.
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This is supposed to be a pretty nice tablet... It's over your budget by $5 I hope that's okay! They're easy to use, pretty fast, nice big screen and a smooth interface. Android has a decent app community, although definitely not as big as apple.
The only drawbacks I really see with Thrive is that it's a bit bulkier than I would think... like just a little thicker and heavier than an iPad. And the other thing worth mentioning is that the display is not quite as sharp as some tablets, although it's not bad.
But I think in general this is a great tablet worthy of your consideration!
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Prices right at $2000 is this massive plasma screen from Panasonic. I think you will be more than happy with this thing.
It's a great looking unit from the get-go. It's internet ready and 3D capable, but for both of these functions you will need some extra equipment (like a wireless adapter for internet and a source that can read 3D content, like 3D Blue ray or a subscription to a 3D cable channel.)
Boasting a 600Hz refresh rate, your sports and gaming will look excellent.
I always think it's a good idea to go with a well known brand when it comes to a big investment like this, and I think you will be in good hands with Panasonic!
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I've been waiting to recommend this TV! This is a sweet TV man, it's got everything. From its big 59 inch screen to its 25,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio (wow) and 1080p display. It even has a 600Hz refresh rate.... that's so fast!
It will do full 3D viewing, but it also has a cool feature where it will turn your 2D images into a 3D-like experience. Haven't tried it, but what a cool feature this would be for sports and stuff. Ofcourse, to watch in 3D you will need a device that can read 3D content, such as a cable box with a subscription to a 3D channel, a 3D Blu-ray Disc player, or a PlayStation 3.
It is internet ready, but you will have to buy a wireless adapter. Internet will give you access to unlimited movies, and also social sites like Facebook.
Very nice TV set...check it.
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You can find this for at or around $1000 depending on where you look, and I think it's a perfect choice for movie viewing.
There are a lot of cool features about this TV that make it great for movie watching. One such feature is the picture quality... probably the most important one. Picture will be sharp, vivid, brilliant, all those adjectives that mean it will be awesome! It has a full HD 1080p display and a quick 120Hz refresh rate. I like like LCD, personally, over plasma that is. I think overall it provides a better viewing experience.
I would say the size is right, too. Some people are hell bent in getting a HUUUGE TV but I think 46" is big enough for most people! Too much more than that is bordering on unnecessary. I'm sure some people would totally disagree with me on that! But that's just my opinion. Also, I live in an apartment, so a lot of my reasoning is I just don't have the right room dimensions for a huge TV.
You're also going t get some other features that will enhance your movie viewing experience... things like 3D! This IS a 3D TV, and it even comes with 4 pairs of 3D glasses, so you'll be ready to start watching right away. Also, it has internet, so you have access to like every movie ever. Happy
movie-ing!
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This is the best I can find that's actually waterproof. Unfortunately it's going to run you about $250. But it won't leak! Really tough to find a camera for $150 that both claims to be waterproof and IS waterproof!
This should get the job done, plus it has a 6 MP CMOS sensor that should help with those low-light underwater situations.
Actually, it's going to be good for all of your adventure needs, as it's shock proof, freeze proof (down to 14 degrees F), and waterproof up to 33 feet.
This would be an ideal camera for our trip, so I would suggest saving up the extra $100! You want those pics to turn out well. It would suck to be there with a camera that can't keep up with you and your adventures!
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I know you said a book or training class would be preferable, but if you're super new I would recommend 'getting your feet wet' with some free tutorials here:
http://www.sharepointhostingprovider.com/sharepoin...
It's free!!! And there are a bunch of mini lessons to choose from. Obviously this is just a start, but I think you will find lots of useful free tutorials online.
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This is one of the best I have seen at this price range. Man, it seems across the board there are a lot of durability problems with this type of camera at this price range.... I mean from Canon to Nikon to Sony... Panasonic, too. I think these companies are trying to pack the most possible technology into these things, and to keep the cost down they compromise structural integrity! I guess this Panasonic has some durability problems, but from reviews it seems much more solid than, say, Canon's ELPH or Nikon Coolpix. I think durability is very important if you plan on keeping it in your pocket because that means you won't be using a case.
This thing will fit in your pocket no problem and take some great pictures and HD video. I am guessing you want a camera that can take quick pics at a moments notice, since you are keeping it in your pocket. At 10.1megapixels (CCD) you will get some beautiful shots without overwhelming your memory card, and your f2.0 lens (basically how fast your lens is) will be , well, very fast! Also, the newly developed Venus Engine FHD image processor enables higher-speed, higher-performance shots. This camera will also be awesome for wide angle shooting, with its 24mm lens.
This is a good all around camera in your price range. Definitely worth a look!
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I like this mouse and to me it's really comfortable. However, when my boyfriend uses it he doesn't really like how it feels. And I have figured out why. He holds the mouse kind of like a claw hand, with just his finger tips around the sides. I, on the other hand, rest my whole palm on it. Well, the top is sort of a soft matte type finish and the sides are slick. So it's comfortable for my palm to rest on, but the sides are too slick for him to hold it comfortably.
Besides that observation, I think it's a good mouse. It's accurate and fast. Recommended!
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I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for or not, but it will allow you to connect a speaker system to your laptop. Seems like a good device!
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Is this the same company that makes those bomb car subwoofers?
I don't know. But this looks like a sweet system. It's a little over price, though, at $175. Seems like it's worth it to me though!
It's like in between a standard mp3 player and high end bose systems and such. This will put out a lot of sound for you. It wont be as tight a sound as, say, a Bose, but it should be loud and damn nice sounding.
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In my experience any good printer will scan documents very well... all about the same quality in my estimation. Instead, I would focus on print quality. The Canon would be a good choice.
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This is an awesome card! Amazing performance... there is no way you wouldn't be impressed with it. I've always liked Nvidia...this is better.
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This one looks ridiculous, I know, but it works really well! I promise! It looks cheap and resembles a kid's toy, but I assure you, it's a quality peeler. I can effortlessly remove my apple peels in no time because of the design...the sideways blade covers way more surface area than your normal peeler, so it literally takes a fraction of the time as a traditional peeler.
Doesn't look like much, but this thing really gets the job done. If you don't mind its silly looks you will be pleasantly surprised by its peeling ability!
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Well this is actually a pretty nice computer and it's incredibly only $250. However, there seems to be one flaw with it pretty much across the board. I guess it freezes up on you after like 3 hours of use! Happens to almost everyone. You just have to restart it. So if you can deal with that you can get yourself a super cheap laptop!
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I'm picturing something like this. Hang some beautiful red and white stars, maybe a couple green ones, too. That will look so good!
I bet you could also find them at Pier 1 or similar places.
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This would be super fun for them, assuming they don't have one already. I like experimenting with crazy flavors!
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I would recommend this one.
Lots of good reviews online, and it's actually very sleek and clean looking. Looks like a modern device, as opposed to an old DVD player. For around $30 it looks like an excellent choice.
One thing to note is that iViews are sometimes not compatible with a universal remote, because they sometimes don't have iView codes.
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These are pretty cool because I guess they feel like barefoot runners but they don't look like them. They actually look really nice.
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I think your iTunes idea sounds pretty good... can you get a small external harddrive to hold some of those movies?
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Prestige makes a nice affordable alarm system. I recommend checking them out. This wold be a good choice right here!
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I don't think you'll find anything much cheaper than this (new) that actually works well.... although I guess there might be something I haven't ever heard of.
This is pretty darn cheap...it's only 80 gigs, but obviously this is reflective of the price, and wil be across the board.
Another thing to consider would be buying used, if budget is a primary factor.
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Would this work for you? Sorry, I don't know much about airport express or how it connects to other components, but this seems like a decent powered amplifier. The switchable low pass filter makes it a good choice for for subwoofers. It as a decent wattage, 75 watts into 2 channels.
I don't know if it's compatible with your airport express, but worth a shot anyway.
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In general, I love this filter.
I used to have a Brita refillable one, but honestly I hate having to fill it up all the time. Call me lazy, I don't care....... I just wanted something else!
This works well, and my only complaint is, yes, it does leak a little bit. Getting a tight seal is a bit difficult, but I think you will find similar results with lots of these products.
It is possible to get a good seal, but you must be determined.
Other than that, the water is definitely filtered and clean tasting, better than what comes out of the faucet!
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Have you heard of Exposed Skincare? They are now among the top rated acne treatments. Their treatments contain ingredients that are apparently better than the prescription grade BPO with clindamycin.
Exposed Skincare uses salicylic acid to unclog your pores and benzoyl peroxide to kills acne bacteria, among other ingredients to keep your skin soft and healthy. It is gentle yet effective, and surprisingly well priced.
I think it's better than pro-active, personally. You should check it out! They also offer some sort of guarantee, so they totally believe in their own product. So do I!
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If you are looking for something more on a budget, well here you go. There's actually a huge selection on Amazon, all different sizes and qualities.
The one I suggested is cheap and pretty nice, although the colors are not as vibrant as more expensive ones.
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Dymo label writers are awesome. They are easy to figure out, and they print high quality labels, fast. The software included is pretty easy to use (at first it takes a minute to figure it out though), and you can just print from your Paypal account. I have read that it doesn't work with macs unless you pay a monthly subscription.... I don't know if that's true or not but you should look into it if you have a mac, because that would be lame.
But the printer itself is very nice and I love being able to print postage from home!
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You should check out The Woodwind and Brasswind. They are a great dealer and resource for this sort of thing. I use them all the time.
This mic would be a good budget option for you, but honestly I think the best option I see here (in your price range) is the Shure. It's definitely a good mic!
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I would have to recommend the Suzuki SX4.
It's great in the snow - All Wheel Drive. It's also well within your price range.
It's also small and gas efficient. definitely a good option to consider.
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I know Best Buy has a good selection of your basic cases like Otterbox, Incase, iFrogs... that sort of thing. I just got the Incase Pro Slider for like $40.
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To me iPad is all about portability. That's why we use 'em and love 'em, right?
So that's why I bought this keyboard, and why I am suggesting it to you. It is actually quite a nice keyboard, despite it's small size and ability to fold up. The fold up feature is nice, but is also one of the things that is difficult to get used to. It folds down the middle of the keyboard, splitting it almost in half. However, the split is to the left of the 'B' key, offsetting the whole keyboard from center. It has a normal keyboard layout, but the off center split is a bit off-putting at first. Takes some getting used to...then it's fine.
The key action is quite good for such a small device... the keys spring back up nicely, and it feels more or less like a 'real' keyboard. It's also very easy to connect to your iPad, a matter of seconds really.
The fact that it is so portable is really awesome, and makes me think it's worth the funky split.
When it's folded in half it's only like an inch thick. Perfect for airplane travel.
Good keyboard! I would recommend it to a friend!
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I would say that for travel you're gonna want at least a semi-rigid case like this. Protect that computer!
I guess it's not entirely crush-proof, but it is pretty tough and certainly offers more protection that neoprene.
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This is a nice little kit! It comes with a variety of cleaning attachments and a telescoping pole. I like the fan cleaner because it cleans the top side too, which is the most important part.
On the flip side, the materials aren't super high quality.... you know, you get what you pay for. My squeegie ripped a little bit...other than that everything is working fine. Just don't be too rough with it.
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Well if I were to get an HP I would definitely get this thing - I think it's awesome. I really want one... I've got an ailing macbook and am seriously considering switching to a desktop, and this one looks so cool.
I love the idea of a touchscreen desktop. I also like that there is no tower.... the computer IS the monitor. Wow technology is cool.
This computer would be great for casual, everyday use. I don't think it's meant for mega computing situations or like heavy gaming or anything, but I'm not into that stuff.
Check into it... I think this would be a great purchase.
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I should mention right away that this stroller does not fold up, so if space is an issue you may want to consider something else. For me it is not an issue, and I love my bumbleride.
It has a nicely designed, easy to use seat with quick, STURDY buckles. The seat doesn't turn around, which is my only gripe.
The handles are adjustable to multiple heights. It is great for walking (or jogging) because the inflatable tires provide excellent cushioning. I would never buy rubber tires again.
The ride is very smooth. It's well built...all around a good stroller. I'm sure you'll like it!
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Tripp Lite makes an excellent surge protector. We have one of these for our home theater and I feel really good about it! I think it's well worth the money, considering what we dropped on our home theater system (as I am sure you did, too).
It has all sorts of inputs (A/C, coaxial and others) to protect all of your valuable electronics.
Highly recommended.
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I like the Costco brand...actually one of my faves :)
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I think the Mini is pretty cool, but only if you already have all the other components that you need...keyboard, monitor, etc. Otherwise, buying all that stuff is going to make this computer as expensive as just buying a laptop or a desktop!
I do like the portability, but keep in mind you're still going to need a monitor to use it wherever you go. If you want to be truly portable, go with a laptop!
If you want to save space on you desk, this is definitely a good buy.
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Well, being a redhead (whether it's natural or not!) I have come to love this color. Also, i think the product itself is fabulous, regardless of color... so I would recommend trying to find it in a color that works for you. It's not waxy at all...just nice and smooth feeling. Stays on well. Maybelline is great.
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This little guy has been perfect for me!
I don't have a lot to say about it, other than it provides some decent portable speakers at a decent price. Not super loud, but that is to be expected.
I bought this one compared to others because it has rechargeable batteries and I think that is great!
I guess aesthetically it's sort of 'eh' but hopefully you don't hang out with people that judge you by how your portable speaker looks!
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Okay, this didn't get the best reviews on Amazon, but I truly believe that is because people don't understand what it does or how to use it. It's not going to make your hair clean and fresh - obviously! Only washing it for real will do that.
What it does is the powder in it absorbs the oil in your hair. It doesn't eliminate it because you're not washing it...so your hair won't LOOK greasy but it also won't feel all the way clean.
It will allow you to restyle without washing, and will even add al little volume.
I think it's awesome! I use it all the time.
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I like the one that looks like and old cassette tape. Have you seen it? Awesome.
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Knock your price up a little bit and you'll be able to buy this killer Audio Technica turntable. Really nice unit! My brother is way into his records and has this thing.
it will probably be a huge upgrade from your last one! It includes a USB cable and it's mac and pc-compatible (with audacity software which is also included).
Basically, i don't know much about these, but my bro does and he raves about it!
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Do you have a Marshalls in your area? I just found a beautiful Michael Kors full length down coat with a hood for under $100. Amazing deal. It's really warm, too.
I suggest Marshalls because I guess those coats must be really popular this season because they have a bajillion different varieties, all around the same price. You should go check it out!
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This might be my favorite mouse ever.It makes my life so much easier, and takes a bunch of stress off my hands.
It has the trackball, the scroll wheel, and it's even wireless.
It is also ergonomically shaped.
I will say that it does feel a bit cheap. Obviously the plastic they use to make it isn't super tough. But hey, it's a mouse, so it's not getting tossed around or anything. Should be okay:)
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I think ipad is the best as far as anti glare goes. However, no tablets are really designed to be used in sunlight, which seems odd to me as they are supposed to be super portable and able to be used anywhere. Maybe the next generation wil take this into account.
Bt I read my iPad out on my deck in the morning and it works pretty well, as long as the screen is clean. It works PRETTY well, although there definitely is some glare and it's way better inside.
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I think this is definitely the way to go. A great space saver, plus it sort of hides all that unsightly paper for ya. It's divided into 12 sections, each one can be labeled. Everything will stand vertically in there, saving you space. You can even put it on the ground or something....get it off the desk to save even more space.
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I would assume you want something that is 'ergonomically correct' and mucho comfortable, for long hours of typing? I think this is a great keyboard, in fact I am typing on it right now! I like the shape of it. Very natural feeling. The reverse slope of the keyboard makes a huge difference in wrist comfort. Also the slight inward angle of the keyboard feels more natural to type on. It also has 5 customizable 'my favorite' keys which can be helpful.
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Here is another option for you to consider, Barb. While the Canon and Nikon here are both fantastic cameras, this one takes very nice pictures as well and offers some different features.
I am very much an amateur photographer, but I do appreciate good photographs, and I especially love taking outdoors photos... I also do a lot of traveling. This rugged, waterproof camera was the obvious choice for me. I wanted high quality photos and a rugged build, and this camera delivers. (underwater pics are sweeeeeeet)
As far as advanced features, it does have some, although maybe not as many as the canon or nikon. It can do some cool things though, like 3D mode, in which it will take 20 consecutive pics, overlay the 2 best, and create a 3D image that can be viewed on a 3D TV.
It's got optical zoom up to 4.6x, and also a 28mm wide-angle lens. It can also of course record HD video.
Just another option to consider!
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I think steam vacs and shampooers are the same thing, right? They use steam with a cleaning solution in them - the shampoo part. That hoover max extract is a good one.
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I think this would work for you...it's compatible with windows 7, and I believe it's a decent server.
Make sure to check compatibility with your printer though before purchasing.
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Well, this one is designed with android in mind, so it has some nice android specific short-cut keys that are very handy.
It's wireless and has a slight tilt, making it a bit more 'ergo' correct. It's small, light, and super portable. No tablet is fully complete without a nice keyboard.... just makes life so much easier!
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Hi Frank, this is the one I use for airprint. It prints high quality images and was pretty easy to set up with my ipad's airprint.
It's rather bulky, but I really like that it scans and copies, too. All in one. Everything it prints looks fantastic.
The thing that drew me to it was the low ink cost.... definitely saving some money on ink.... but I use it a lot from my home office. Look into it... it's a nice machine!
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My boyfriend is way into camping and backpacking and stuff. He's totally an outdoorsman type guy. Anyways, he's been asking me to buy him one of these for Christmas this year, and I don't know if I will because they're pretty expensive, but they are supposed to be fantastic tents! YOu should look into it.
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I don't own it personally, but this looks like a really nice setup. it's got a dvd player/recorder and a 4 head vhs player/recorder.
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It could be that your mattress is too soft. Try sleeping on the floor for a night or two... Maybe on a sleeping pad or something, and see if that helps at all.
This was the case with me when I was experiencing back pain. My too-soft bed was allowing my spine to bend in improper ways, and I had to get myself a stiffer mattress.
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It's like sleeping on air! This pad is awesome - - I was thinking about purchasing a new mattress, but instead bought this, in hopes it would extend the life of my mattress. Totally worked.
It is a thick, fluffy pad that adds a huge amount of cushion and comfort. Maybe cushion isn't the right word, because it's fluffier than a cushion. It's like a big puff ball under your sheet. It is truly phenomenal to sleep on. I definitely suggest you try it out!
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Both of the Thermos ideas I see up there look look good to me, although I'd be curious if the Travel mug woud fit in a cup holder?
Stainless steel is good, and the vacuum insulated layer definitely helps to retain heat.
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I would say the coolest centerpiece would be one that you make from scratch. It will be totally unique and a conversation piece. I would look around online for ideas, and see if you can make something beautiful!
Good thing you have a nice early start.... you'll be able to make something really nice.
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It is totally a professional grade dryer! My stylist uses this, and turned me onto them. Long lasting and durable. That's what I like the best about it!
It has 3 temp settings and 2 speeds settings. It really cranks, too.
Pretty light. Long hair drying days are not a problem.
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this is a nice workout system that I've been using lately. i like the idea of using a trampoline because it's lower impact than running, which is good for my sore knees.
it comes with a dvd, which you will want to use, as it has a lot of good exercises. it includes ways of using the trampoline that i wouldn't have thought of on my own.
for me, the tricky part was finding a place where I could set up the trampoline in front of a tv with enough space to do the routine! my basement ended up being the right place.
it is a good way to exercise. i recommend it. fun and challenging!
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Unfortunately, the dangly things you see in the picture are actually little paper disks... a little disappointing in that regard.
However, it is still quite beautiful and i am glad i bought it. It adds a little much needed zest to my family room, and really looks wonderful when it's lit up.
It looks nice and not cheap at all, despite the cheap materials.
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This is awesome-you get two 6ft goals and a little carry bag for them.
The goals set up with a simple twisting action, and it even comes with little pegs to secure the goal to the ground.
Great for scrimmages or, like we used to do, midnight soccer! Sooooo much fun.
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This is a truly stunning pair of boots.
The were designed for riding, but also are perfect for wearing out on the town. They are sexy and sophisticated. A very well crafted shoe, top to bottom.
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This is a fun idea! I like this
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This is a wonderful little tire inflator air compressor.... you will be amazed at how fast it goes. It has a lot of power.
Plug it into your car cigarette lighter, just make sure you keep the engine on or it will blow a fuse or something!
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I think this one is quite whimsical indeed! It's really cute and fun, and for just 30 bucks it's a must have as far as I'm concerned!
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A couple cool things about this one: the power cord is similar to a macbook in that it is magnetic and detaches very easily, in case someone steps on it or something.
it also has these little notches where you can lean the forks up against, so you don't make a huge mess.
clean up is easy, as the pot completely detaches and is completely submergible.
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this Aurora paper shredder is great! it really does up to 8 sheets simultaneously. no more than 8 though! it will get all choked up if you overload it. i keep it around 5 sheets at a time and after a year of casual but consistant use it is still working perfectly, mind you i only ever use it for shredding paper - mostly mail.
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Sounds like a good opportunity to make some hot cocoa and watch a LOT of tv!
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I loooove crackle colors! paint a color under it and this stuf crackles when you put it on (not audibly), exposing the color underneath. Awesome! Only decently long lasting, though :)
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we use this one. very satisfied. it cooks as well as a larger, full sized grill. lots of cooking space for up to 4 people i would say. highly suggested! a wonderful grill! easily portable in the back of any vehicle.
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This is a really, really good one, and I can vouch for it.
I brought a cat home from the humane society last year and she was not doing too hot (like a lot of animals that come from there).
I began feeding her this food because it seemed like a great option, and someone had recommended it to me.
Within a week she perked up and has been full of energy and life ever since. I have to attribute that partly to the food! I know it's good for her and aided in her recovery. great stuff!
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My son loves this boat! It is LIGHTNING fast. I mean it hauls butt! Almost too fast... you need a decent amount of water to have enough space to run it. Fast fast fast.
The thing has two motors. That's why it's so fast. That's also how the steering works - one engine shuts off to go one way, and the opposite for the other way. Pretty easy once you get the hang of it.
Lot's of fun for all ages.
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This is expensive, sure, but I believe in giving my dog the very best! I love my dog and want her to be healthy and happy. She obviously likes the taste, and it's full of yummy natural ingredients that are healthy for her.
There are no grains which is easier on you dog's stomach, because dogs are carnivores, duh! They aren't built to eat a bunch of grains, so don't let them!
This is the right stuff if you want your dog to be healthy.
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This is a very powerful astringent, but it still feels gentle on my skin. It's my favorite toner ever.
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You could be..... a Hobo. Or wrap yourself in saran wrap and be leftovers.
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These are amazing. Small and light, with incredibly clear magnification. Focusing is accurate. Perfect for baseball games!
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I think this is an exceptional non-stick pan for the price. Non-stick coating. Light, easy to clean, heats up pretty evenly.
I would say that the handle is kind of a weird shape, i wish it was round....it's kind of flat which makes it awkward to hold.
Good pan though.
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This thing is so useful! You grate it, slice it, or shred it right into the box. Easy cleanup, no mess. You can ever keep the cheese in it to refrigerate it if you want to.
This is way better than your average cheese grater.
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Take her out for a night on the town. Buy her dinner somewhere, then take her to a movie that SHE wants to see.
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you may want to try one of these. it actually worked for me! works similarly to a plunger I would say. a small burt of air should release whatever's stuck, although not for deep drain problems.
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This is a good little recipe book and it is certainly a good way to learn how to make your own deep dish. It is kind of basic though...nothing revolutionary here. No secret family recipes or anything, just some good guidelines for getting through your first deep dish. After that, you're on your own to create some new and exciting pizza!
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I like the 'celebrity shoes' as I call them. I'm talking about the brown leather shoes that almost look like something our forefathers may have worn... you know what i mean? lace up, cobbled leather shoes. they look very cool if dressed up right.
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This is a good one. It doesn't toast as lightning quick as they try to make you believe.... about the same speed as any other toaster I've used. But it does a good job with all four slots simultaneously, and gets a pretty even toasting all the way around.
I am especially fond of the way this thing looks. It looks wonderful on my countertop. It's got a real slick design. Good toaster.
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Gp Perc. makes good sounding, durable instruments. perfect for live music. They are nice to play
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Try to get some sunlight! Go on a vacation to AZ or something..... you gotta find a way to catch some rays or your health will suffer.
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I would say either the Onkyo or Harmon Kardon is a good one! Both great receivers. I currently have a Yamaha RXV1500 and it sounds beautiful. All three are good, but I would say I prefer Harmon Kardon to the Onkyo.
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there is a whole list of reasons why i like this arm band!
it fits my iphone 4 PERFECTLY, it adjusts easily to my arm size, it stays in the case solidly and feels sturdy, it offers great protection, i can still use the touchscreen when it's in the case, and it comes in different colors.
great arm band mostly because it just holds your iphone in place while you run and you don't have o worry about it, so you can focus on the run!
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Here one that's a little more budget friendly. it's just your basic shell, but it does a great job and keeping out rain and wind.
It's water resistant, so basically it will be good for light rain only.
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I think case is exactly what you need! It's so cool - exactly what is was looking for.... and you too, it seems. VERY durable, really cool looking. Nice convoluted padding on the inside. Your computer will always be safe inside this thing.
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I cannot recommend this vacuum any higher! it is a wonderful vacuum cleaner...i have two goldens (with lots of hair) and this totally takes care of my dog hair issues.
You get the upright vacuum, which is light enough to carry up and down stirs, NO problem. It has a 12amp motor and let me tell you it REALLY sucks, in a good way. It also has a self sealing HEPA filter, to help with all that dust.
so you also get the canister vacuum, which is incredibly useful for any hard to reach areas or quick pick ups, and can also be used to clean up after your pets in the car. comes with a bunch of attachments.
this is a great vacuum. I love that the upright isn't covered in a bunch of obnoxious hoses and that I can just grab the canister vac when I need the telescoping arm or any hose vacuuming situation. great design.
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this is a really nice mini dv camcorder and its firewire compatible. The camera did come out a coupe years ago, so it's not brand new on the market, but considering its price it is certainly a competitive option for you.
I have had a lot of luck with this camera because it shoots some real nice images...very clear picture....great image quality for the price. the ISO works very well (except when zoomed in all the way) so image stability is top notch.
battery life is poor.
other than that it's a great beginner dv camcorder.
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Does exactly what it says: splits my signal, and the output signals are identical to the input. No degradation whatsoever... at least as far as I can tell. I definitely recommend this product.
Sorry it is over your price point, about $40. But very high quality.
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This is a great all in one unit. Lightning fast for an at home ink jet. I was surprised by how quick it was, especially compare to my last one.
It also does quality work. Everything is very clear and quality.
I saw that you just want black and white, but I would definitely suggest getting something that at least gives you the option to go color, just in case you need to.
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well obviously there is a huge range of quality in headphones ranging from 300 dollar noise canceling phones to your 5 dollar average joe phones.
The ones I am recommending are more the average joe type. They are an amazing deal for only 22 bucks.
Sony makes a nice set of headphones, and I think you will be surprised with not only the sound quality but how comfortable they are on your head!
The ear pads are very cozy and help to block a little outside noise from getting in.
If you want good sound on a budget, I highly recommend these headphones!
They look and feel good, and they produce nice tones.
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I understand you are looking for some 30" or more and this one not quite up to par in the size department, but I have to suggest this one because I just got it last week and it's truly amazing!!! I'm really hyped on it, the screen is incredibly, refreshingly clear. a great purchase... whatever you do, dom't sacrifice quality for size.
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BETTER than a macbook pro! this one has more memory i believe. (6gb ram, 750 gb hard drive) and it is seriously so fast. amazing.
i love my dell. the display is bright and clear. it's rugged and durable feeling, much moreso than macbooks, in my opinion. however, it is a little bulky but not too bad.
you get more for your money with a pc that's for sure.
i don't understand what all the hype is about macs! pc's can do all the same stuff at a fraction of the cost!
the ONLY thing i don't like about this one is poor battery life - only 2.5 hours on a full charge :(
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I used to be crazy disorganized and this really helped me get my life together! Undated, and I like that. I can chose when to use it or not.
It has enough space for all of my errands and meetings and appointments that I can't keep straight in my brain.
Nice portable size.
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this here is a good one for gripping stuff... and I haven't gotten burned yet so that's a good sign.
go with the red one though its more fun.
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Carsen Taite writes some very exciting romance crime novels. She herself is a practicing criminal defense attorney, so she really knows what she's talking about in the courtroom. I have actually learned a thing or two about law from reading her books!
She is very knowledgable and can write one hell of a romance novel. Really fun stuff..... not to mention a wicked twist.... have fun!
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Oh man I tried it at my friend's house a couple of weeks ago and it was awesome! If you don't know about it, it's this berry that was discovered hundreds of years ago that, when eaten, rearranges your taste buds and makes everything taste sweet!
It's pretty amazing actually and is really fun. Everyone should try it. It's not dangerous or drug related, like the name makes it seem. Just a natural berry that has miraculous powers!
The coolest thing to eat was a lemon. First eat the berry, rub the pulp all around your tongue, wait a couple of minutes, then cut up a lemon and eat it. It will taste like it was rolled in sugar, I am not kidding. It's really wild stuff. Try it with all your favorite foods. It will make a jalepeno taste sweet. Crazy!!!!
Here's a link you gotta look into it:
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this is really cool and available in a bunch of different colors.
i'm a big fan of puma stuff! i think it is all high quality and stylish.
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works pretty well, didn't see any side effects or sleepiness the next day. natural and effective.
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I like wraps for knee pain. They offer more flexibility and versatility than your average pull up brace, but with no hardware attached to slow you down or add bulk. This is the best option as far as I'm concerned.
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Nothing wrong with this pump! Works fast and easily. Easy to connect to the tire nozzle. Pumps tires up in no time flat (no pun intended)
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You should play blackjack because it's really fun and exciting and you have good odds. It's also fairly easy to learn. This book will teach you all the tricks and things you need to know that you wouldn't get from just sitting around the table. An insider's look, if you will. Check this book out it is crammed full of great info so you can clean up in Vegas.
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i was just at Kmart and they had a whole huge bin of games for 15 bucks. Hundreds!
And yes, Kmart still exists.
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if you have any table space I would recommend a desk easel. I prefer them. They are easy to sit at because it sits right there on your table, at the perfect height. It folds up into a little cabinet looking thing. Very convenient and easy to take around with you. It's very compact, ideal for my small space living.
I think it's a great product and you will probably love it, too.
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I would definitely have to suggest the Kindle. It's Amazon's best selling product and it has more 5 star reviews that any other product ever on Amazon. These two facts are the main reasons I decided to go with the Kindle for my personal e-reader, and let me tell you I couldn't be happier.
It is really a fantastic product. It's the smallest, lightest version yet (don't worry, the screen is still 6", but the rest of the device is smaller) and has a beautiful screen resolution/contrast that makes the text easy to read, even in sunny conditions, like a real book.
There are like literally a millions books to choose from. Anything you can imagine can be dumped onto your kindle. The screen actually looks like a page out of a book, and surprisingly it does not even feel like you're reading off a computer screen.
You can browse the internet, upload PDF files. You can even highlight what you're reading or take notes, on the Kindle.
It's the ultimate e-Reader as far as I'm concerned, and with so many satisfied customers, how could you go wrong?
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I love my droid bionic 4g! Super sleek looking and it's really fast too. It's got a dual core processor, each core runs at 1 GHz. It has a 4.3 inch touchscreen display and 16 gb memory plus a 16 gb sd card.
Like I said it's really fast and it's easy to do everything, from phone calls to browsing the internet to gps, and with verizon's 4g network you will almost always have service, no matter where you are.
awesome phone! highly recommended.
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I imagine at your young age you're not looking for an anti-wrinkle as much as an anti-puffiness, anti-dark circle cream. This is the best product for that. It uses natural caffein to stimulate blood flow and effectively reduce black circles and reduce puffiness.
It's seriously smooth, feels great on my skin. I notice a difference in my skin, it feels tighter and softer.
All natural ingredients, too. Love it!
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The last house I lived in was really old and I wanted to find out some info on its history. I went to the old city archives and they actually had records of when my house was built and some statistics! It was awesome. I found out that Mr. Upjohn of Pfizer built the house I was living in!!! It wasn't haunted, but there were lots of interesting random facts about the house, so I thought it was really cool.
I think this would help you in your research. See if your county has an archives... it should.
Good luck with your investigation!
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This winery makes one heck of a tasty pinot grigio. I know pinot grigios usually get a bad rap because the grapes used for it don't refine very well.... but I like the taste and I did my research and this is an excellent wine. Not all grigios are bad! There is hope!
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Don't buy a used bike in Chicago! Guaranteed it will cost more than it's worth. I 'm not saying you won't find a great used bike, but since you're in the city they'll jack up the price like 20%. Try to go outside the city to a surrounding suburb and you will get much more bike for the money.
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Love love love these boots but they do run a bit small. Maybe order a half size bigger. They look so great. exactly what I wanted.
They're not real leather but I don't care because they LOOK real and that's all that matters.
The strappy deals around the ankle are awesome and add sort of a slouchy look.
My new favorite boot.
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cooooool puzzle very entertaining. lots of bright colors. it's hard but not overwhelming.
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I get migraines all the time and wow this stuff really does work! I always use it with a pain killer as well, because I hate migraines and am SO sick of them, so I do whatever it takes to get rid of them.
It's like a cooling, tingly menthol sensation and it feels great.
I don't know if it would eradicate a serious migraine all by itself. But it's a great supplement.
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This is THE modern day iron. The coating makes it glide incredibly smoothly along your clothes and makes ironing them a pleasure. It produces boatloads of steam through its MANY steam holes and all around makes ironing less of a chore
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i think b vitamins increase brain activity... that should help, right?!
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this stuff is great it seals and protects your floor as well as makes it shiny as heck. follow the directions (and only use it on the surfaces they suggest!!!) and you will be in good shape.
a great product from start to finish
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You may have heard of this or seen it on menus when you go out to eat. It's a very popular cabernet, and it's popular because it's delicious. A great california grown cab. Pairs well with Italian food... chicken parm especially!!
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these taste pretty good but mostly I am suggesting them for their creep factor...they look creepy as heck
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I would suggest going with the newer wii remote plus. it's equipped with their new gyroscope technology, and tends to be more accurate at reading your motions then the older remotes. I think the difference is noticeable. I have two new ones and an old one and certainly can feel the difference.
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This is a fantastic wood glue that I use for projects and my husband uses for his woodworking... little things like cabinets and such. It's really great! this type dries a little dark so it's ideal for darker wood grains.
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you cut up a banana and throw it in here and it's a magical breakfast experience that you won't ever forget.
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something like this might be fun for him. i know my boyfriend looooooves music but doesn't invest in nice stuff like this for himself. he would love some of these, in fact i think i just found my b. day gift for him!
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These work pretty well. I am satisfied with my results. The results weren't super dramatic or anything, but there was definitely a noticeable difference in my before/after.
I think it's a good system and i will continue to use them. Easy to do, just put on your teeth and they stick there really well and will slowly dissolve.
You will see results pretty fast.
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I like Mother Nature's Son and Yesterday...my two faves.
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great bag! lots of room, easy to pull, nice wheels. looks good, too! durable as heck. high quality materials and zippers.
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This is a terrific invention and an amazing space saver - especially for apartment living. Works just as shown. Door can still close with it on.
I found that with too much weight it tends to sag a bit because it's not made of the finest materials in the world. Sort of cheap in that regard. But it does work if you don't over load it and holds a ton of shoes.
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wow i just checked that site out. pretty cool stuff. i like how it gives you a breakdown of facts and different possible answers for you, almost showing its train of thought. the internet is amazing
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Kelty makes a hell of a backpack, and they have for decades. I love their stuff. Always designed well and made of high quality materials.They really think about what they are doing when they build a pack.
This one is unmatched in comfort, allowing the wearer to enjoy the sights rather than worry about adjusting their pack. The cushioned, ventilated straps can be adjusted to move most of the weight of the pack onto your hips, just like the big hiking packs can do. This is awesome and is especially useful if you fill up the massive main compartment.
It has an organizer pocket in the front and a couple other compartments as well, including a hydration pack compartment, with which you can feed the water tube right up to your mouth.
Lots of adjustable straps and cushion make for an ultra comfortable wear, and the Kelty brand ensures the longevity of the pack.
This is great stuff! Try one out... guaranteed you will want one.
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GOTTA go with goose down. My mom actually lived in northern Scotland for a few years, and where she was had the same latitude as Anchorage. She always says goose down and layering is the only way to survive those ridiculously cold temperatures. This one has a hood which is also very important.
Get yourself some long underwear to go with this. You will need it!!!
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If you can go up in price at all, I suggest this leather duffle. Travel in mad style!! It has plenty of space for a 2-4 day trip, and of course has a shoulder strap, too. The leather is soft and pretty.
It feels good to get on a plane with a sweet looking bag.
Also this one has lots of extra space with two large exterior pockets.
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The best! The extra soft inner lining seriously feels like you're walking in a little cloud.They actually have a bit of a sole, too, so you can take them just about anywhere My husband basically won't ever take them off, except to go to work. Good thing he can't wear them there because he would if he could.
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These are awesome for city living especially! Keep it in your trunk and lay it out over your bumper to protect your car from other drivers! I know you know how to park.... it's always the other drivers that ruin everything, right?!! This is great for piece of mind, especially if you have a pretty new vehicle that you don't want ruined.
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this is pretty bright and obnoxious. also kind of cool though... i hope that's not a problem!
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I think a good book can go a long way, especially if you and her read it together before school or even after dinner. you need a book that inspires confidence and brings about familiarity with the whole kindergarten experience and expectations. i would suggest this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Welcome-Kindergarten-Anne-Ro...
I only suggest this book because I read it to my little sister before her kindergarten days and I think it helped a lot... Lots of fun and well written.
Then, maybe let her take it to school with her, just in case she needs to pull it out to remind her everything is going to be okay!
Good luck... I know this can be a stressful time.
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This is a little diamond in the rough here. The packaging isn't very impressive...looks like it might not have changed since 1965. But the product inside is killer!
First you need to thoroughly clean your running boards with warm soapy water. THOROUGHLY ladies and gentlemen. You can't leave anything on there or you will scratch the chrome when you polish it. Very Important.
When you've decided it's clean enough, go ahead and apply a generous portion of Simichrome with a rag. Wait a couple minutes (making sure it's not in direct sunlight) and then polish off with a clean, dry rag. Use suede rags or something similarly soft to maximize your results.
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These are sweeeeet. They have all sorts of colors and designs, too. I love Smiths... I own a pair and got a pair for my guy, too. Polarized lenses are awesome and they fit comfortably. I will say they are pretty heavy. definitely not a lightweight sport shade or anything. High quality, nice looking, and nice to look out of.
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Other than those little collar inserts (which really help) I would say just proper care is the best way. Wash and dry according to the tag and in the process keep an eye on the collar, making sure it's looking sharp. Hang up in your closet - folding a collar is probably not the best.
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What about a simple gold bracelet? It's a nice subtle accessory that adds a little POP to an outfit.
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Excellent poncho! Very much water proof and folds up very small into an easily transportable size. Love this poncho...has draw string hood, too. it's great.
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Wow i am excited to suggest this purse to you. Has the look of a designer purse but will last you a long time because it's tough as nails.
Gorgeous canvas bag with Rioni monogram print on the outside. Nice inner lining, too.
It can certainly be worn as a fall piece... I actually think it works best as a fall bag, color scheme and everything.
Lots of space inside but not so much that you can't find anything.
Great purse! I love it and get tons of use out of it.
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This is a great drop down 2" hitch. Has a reversible ball for utmost versatility. Available in drop or straight postion, so make sure you order correctly.
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I have some of these and I love them because they're durable as Dickies! I've worn these dickies for like 2 years with no problems whatsoever, and I'll buy another pair when these finally wear out. great scrubs! drawstring waist, front pockets. nice stuff.
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reef sandal + your foot = all day comfort. that's shoe math for ya.
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Hmmm I don't really know the best way. I do know the worst way, though.... it's that spray on chrome stuff. it's pure crap! I've tried it before and it looks pretty bad to begin with... then it starts chipping off immediately. Garbage. Not for hubs.
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okay here's a pretty awesome trick (besides killing it with fire) that will definitely work, weird as it sounds.
first you need to line the bottom of a small pot or pan with some aluminum foil. add enough water to completely submerge the ring (but don't add the ring yet!). next, add a fair amount of baking soda, maybe a tablespoon or two for a small amount of water. heat up the water/baking soda solution to a boil and remove from burner. now, carefully set the ring on the aluminum foil at the bottom of the water/baking soda solution and let it sit there for a few minutes. what should happen is this: the sulfur on the ring is more attracted to the aluminum foil than the silver ring, and the baking soda helps it un-attach from the ring and attach to the foil.
it works for real! and it's far less caustic than a silver cleaner... better for old silver. might as well try it first because it's all stuff you have laying around the house. good luck!
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I think khakis would look good, with a button up that has a subtle pattern...like vertical stripes or something.
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a subtle pattern is what makes for a classy bow tie
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This is a beautiful money clip for your guy! I bought this one for my husband for christmas and he really likes it. He likes that it's fancy silver but not over the top shiny. A nice in-between thing.
If you get one you have to be careful not to over fill it with stuff. This will stretch it out and make it wider so it won't be able to hold smaller loads anymore! We found out the hard way.
Beautiful clip, though.
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I have no idea if the whole magnetic thing actually gives you any extra energy, but I do know this is a beautiful bracelet. I was disappointed a little bit to find out that it's not pure copper, but rather, copper plated. Oh well...guess I should have known at this price:)
looks beautiful, though...comfortable... only turned my wrist a little green!
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You should definitely bring summer clothes. It's still august and definitely summer time there, and anchorage, like all of alaska, is bathing in a sea of sunlight right now, all day every day.
night time will cool off, so bring some layers like a long sleeve flannel shirt and some light sweatshirts or long sleeve cotton tees.
a windbreaker or similar rain coat type thing might also be handy:)
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I love this computer! I own this one, and definitely suggest it to you, too. Macs are the best...so easy to use. I really haven't had any problems with mine in the year I've had it. Great for travel, home, school, and work.
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I think this is a beautiful transitional piece that may have a hint of spring, but could definitely be dressed as a fall piece. The muted colors remind me of fall... the right belt and accessories could give me quite an autumnal feel.
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I would recommend a convertible car seat like this one. It adjusts as your child grows so you're not constantly playing catch up. This got all the best safety ratings. I like this particular model for its easy to clean material - most stuff wipes right off. Easy to install, front and rear facing. Has high side padding as well.
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AAA card
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I think as long as it's acceptable for the establishment in which you are dining, it's fine. But there are people out there like gretchen who don't like them. I'm not particularly fond of them either, and if it was our FIRST date and you showed up in a tank top, I would be a little weary, to be honest. But I think they can be worn well, especially if you're buff.
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How about an infinity ring? Have you ever seen a ring so cool in your life? I have not. But I have tried one of these on, and they're surprisingly comfortable, considering how they look. It looks even cooler on your finger than in the pic... so check it out.
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I would say just to invest in a really nice, warm jacket for yourself. obviously still layer underneath, because it's certainly the best way to go. But with a really warm jacket you can keet it down to 2 or 3 layers, which is way more manageable than like 4 or 5!
Try a North Face or a Patagonia.... those are some of my favs.
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definitely button up... get a nice one though...these have the potential of being nerdy. or at least, they make me think of dwight from the office sometimes, but only if it's a real crappy shirt. just make sure u get a nice one!!
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I just wanted to say that I would have to suggest Cutco knives! I'm sure you've heard of them.... and their door to door salesmen. And I know the door to door thing is annoying as hell... (I try to give them a break because one of my best friends was a salesman for them in college...) but wow they make an amazing knife. Incredibly well crafted and very sharp, very comfortable. They offer you a lifetime warranty.... that's why their knives are so darn expensive. Worth it in the long run if you can put up the money now.
I would also recommend not buying a full set. Maybe just a chef knife and a couple other useful ones.... you probably don't need 15 different knives. Ask your local Cutco representative what they recommend as far as the most useful knives, and only buy those!
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These are the perfect summer sandal for a guy. The leather straps look nice and are strong and functional. They're obviously very light and ventilated. Way more sophisticated than your average thong shoe. Also these have cushioned insoles so you're gonna be walkin on air, my friend!
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sometimes those rubber head brooms with the rubber bristles can do the trick, but it depends on the type of carpet you're working with. you'd have to try and see for yourself... hang on to your receipt
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Another good one would be seat covers. Especially if he doesn't have a top on it. Seat covers will definitely extend the life of his seats dramatically. I like the fake lambs wool... those are awesome and totally jeepy.
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Yeah maybe not slim fit but form fitting. A jean that fits like it's supposed to, but not too high wasted. That's the worst.
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This is a classic... I remember my parents having one of these when I was young and sitting there in the back seat, watching his arms flail all around like a crazy man! These are funny and entertaining.
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This is a pretty cool product. I use this with my iPod all the time. It plugs right into my cigarette lighter, stays there sturdily, the flex neck lets me adjust it to just the right place. Also, the FM transmitter actually works pretty well on this guy -I can actually hear a signal coming through! Easily fits my ipod - great product
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A light plaid like this is a fantastic look. Very versatile and very stylish. You can seriously make this work for just about every occasion except going to the gym :)
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You might want to look into some map updates, especially if you've had the unit for a while. This might solve your problem entirely, at least it worked for me
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I keep a Tide To Go pen in my purse for coffee stains in particular! It works awesomly if that's even a word and gets out pretty much every stain that hasn't yet set.
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Thanks all of you... I think you've made up my mind for me. I have no cover though and am definitely going to buy one... any suggestions?
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You should absolute wear cufflinks to a wedding, but only if it's a formal wedding. I just went to one 3 days ago actually that was very INformal and cufflinks would have been inappropriate.... it was outside though. It totally depends on the situation. I would recommend some black diamond crusted sterling sliver cufflinks...very sleek beautiful yet understated.
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I think I can pretty confidently say this is the best jack you will find at this price. It will definitely hold more weight than lots of similarly priced items. It's pretty heavy duty and fairly easy to extend. The only issue is that it's fairly small, so it can be difficult to find a place to set it on your undercarriage. So good luck with that... besides that fact it works beautifully.
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There are all these reviews about big vehicles and the perfect ice scraper, but who's representing us small car owners???? ME. This is the scraper you need if you own a small car. It fits anywhere, even under your seat, and is super easy to use. Every surface can be used as a different ice scraper for every possible ice scraping job.
The best way is to hold it sideways and use both sides of it to alternately smash ice away.
It seriously works very well, and you really have to try it out a couple times and get used to it before you understand how great it is!
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very classic and cool.... this is a great shirt for the ferrari fanatic! 100% cotton with silver lettering. very nice looking tee. comfortable, too.
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These are great if you're into off road biking at all or motocross. Huge lens... large field of vision. Makes me feel safe having these because they're strong and I can really see what's going on around me. The lens has an anti fog coating and there are vents on the nose rest. I haven't experienced a problem with fog yet.
They are SUPER comfortable on my head and I can wear 'em all day... I wish they had tinted lenses b/c I would use them for snowboarding as well. The strap is also very comfy... wide and secure, too.
Great goggle all the way around. Did I mention they're Oakleys? So of course they're amazing. Very clear lenses - that's the best/most appreciated part for me!
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I recently moved to a very cold climate (in Minnesota) and was terrified of my daily commute that sometimes happened at 7 or 8 pm.... in a snow storm. Scary stuff! After one too many slips off the road I finally bought one of these and am very pleased with the better sense of security I now have! For real!
I am happy to say that I haven't had to use it yet for any emergencies... but I have used the flashlight to find my keys and the emergency blanket for another non-emergency situation...both of which worked well ;)
Also included are a 46 piece first aid kit, a folding shovel (doubles as a self defense item), a strobe light, 3 emergency candles and hand warmer packets that I've almost used on my drive home just because it's so darn cold.
Oh yeah and there is also and emergency guide included that actually has some useful advice about how to handle emergency situations, although I would recommend reading it pre-emergency if possible other wise it's a bit useless.
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Lots of buttons, lots of features, lots of options... does what I want it to and more. I originally only bought this to start early in the morning to make those horrible cold mornings a little more bearable. But when I took it to be installed (btw I had to because it doesn't come with installation instructions... my bf was going to try to install it for me but it was just too difficult with no instructions) they were able to make it do all the advanced features as well. So now it can unlock my doors, start my engine, open my trunk, and arm my alarm. I love it... but my favorite feature is still the engine start up!
It has a pretty long range I would say. I guess it's hard to tell because I never really try to start it from really far away. I'll have to try this and report back... but it always starts when I want it to from wherever I am!
It does come with two remotes.... it is really nice to have a backup. Also, I know there is the possibility of accidentally starting your car with one of these when the remote is in your pocket or something, but this remote is designed very well and the buttons require a good solid push to respond, so that has never been an issue for me.
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This is a ridiculously nice subwoofer from JL Audio. Everything they make, I hear, is amazing. This woofer will get you a different sound than you might want or be used to. These JL's are designed more for accuracy than loudness, so you won't be able to bump as loud as they guy next to you. But you will be listening to music at a much higher quality than him, which is what really matters anyway and is way important than over-louding each other.
It's very compact and ideal for smaller vehicles, it's a decent sized 10" woofer with dual 4ohm coils. Also has cooling technologies to keep it from overheating.
You should try to listen to one of these before you buy anything else because they are amazing. Nothing sounds quite like them. I'm sure that they'll produce enough sound for you, too. I mean, they're not quiet! The make a ton of sound, just not compared to some. Depends on what you're into.
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I didn't even know you could buy something like this until I got one installed in my car! Awesome little woofer! I mean it's such a great idea... you put it right under your seat, or get two and put one under each seat, and you get mad bumping beats directly under you as you drive. Perfect.
The speaker is only 8 inches wide, so you're not gonna get a ridiculous kick out of it, but that's not what I was going for. I just got a new system installed and it sounds awesome (it's an alpine!) but it was big time missing out on the bottom end. This totally fixed my problem
It has features like a low pass crossover and a subsonic filter. Also has short and overload protection circuits, and has a fully integrated amp that puts out 400 watts.
This woofer sounds great to me... very nice having it directly under you. You really get the full effect of the bass notes. But remember that it is only an 8" sub, so you're not going to rattle the windows or anything, if that's what you're going for!
Oh I also wanted to say that I've been using mine everyday since I got it 8 months ago and it still works great. No reliability issues for me like some of the reviewers online had mentioned.... just solid bass notes all the way around!
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This thing freaking bumps like crazy! Amazing for one woofer. It's a 12", 1200 watt subwoofer that delivers lots of sound and pretty tones... none of that inaudible buzzy crap. Pure bass sounds.
I'm serious, this is an amazing value for such a high quality piece of equipment....get it while it lasts. I have no complaints thus far, and I had mine installed 6 months ago. Really changed my car listening experience.
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This is kind of a silly product because they advertise it as European and say it's made from Swiss tanning oils, but it's made in the good ol' US of A. That being said, it is a really nice leather treatment that should bring a real pretty shine to your leather seats.
I use it on upholstery, furniture, purses, etc. (not suede) and it usually gets the job done. It's certainly not a deep cleaner like they say... I mean it will clean minor stains and everyday wear and tear, but don't expect it to take out a five year old red wine stain, which you shouldn't have in your car to begin with...
I like it because it's a one step process - just rub it into your leather until the desired results are obtained! It will take out all of your minor stains and discolorations.
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My dog looooves this hammock, almost as much as I love not having hair all over my seat. It is 100% cotton and is very soft. Durability is possibly sub par, as the fabric seems a little thin, but no issues yet. It covers your complete back sea and easily connects to any head rest quickly and easily via adjustable straps.
Keep in mind this is totally designed for small - medium sized dogs. I don't thinka large breed would do well on here.
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Ha I think this is a fantastic and hilarious gift for any ford lover. I didn't even know they made tables like these until recently. I've always used the chairs (admittedly without the Ford logo) for soccer games and picnics and stuff, and I love them because of their extreme portability and easy set up/take down. This is just fun. Even has cup holders built right into it. Great for poker, other card games, food, drinks, TV at tail gaiting... whatever.
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This is a really nice half helmet that I own, but keep in mind you get far less coverage with one of these than a full face! I only say this because I am recommending this helmet based on my riding experience, which is generally pretty medium intensity stuff, so this helmet works perfectly for me.
It has a shorty visor, which is more for looks i would say than anything else. It comes with a clear shield attached AND a replaceable smokey shield, which I certainly prefer. Also has air vents, which a lot of half helmets dont' offer, especially at this price range.
The inner lining is some kind of EPS lining that is very impact absorbant and more compact than usual, so the over all helmet size can be reduced. This is awesome news for people like me that put on a motorcycle helmet and look like Dark Helmet from Spaceballs. The fiberglass composite shell guarantees to deliver the utmost in safety standards, as it is of course DOT approved.
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How could you not love love love these graphics?! Super sweet, coolest looking helmet ever. This thing is a very light modular helmet that is bluetooth/wireless devices. You can set it up for hands free calling and music streaming, which sound surprisingly nice in the little speakers in there.
The audio is quite easy to hear. You can easily hear voices from phone calls up around 55 mph, and music up to 70 no problem (i guess that depends on what you listen to)
The rechargeable lithium ion batteries are good for up to 30 hours of continuous talk or 600 hours of standby! WHOA.
Better take this on your next road trip. It's a great helmet with all the features and comfort you want and deserve.
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This helmet is sweet, ladies! I love the half helmet look, and it only half ruins my hair! No for real though, this is a high quality, safe, DOT approved helmet (actually even exceeds DOT standards) with a really pretty butterfly design on the sides and a gloss black finish that looks way better in real life than it does online.
It's really tough, with it's "ABS thermoplastic resin" shell. I don't know what that is but I can tell you that sucker is durable.
It has a removable, washable cheek pad and a strong yet comfortable nylon chinstrap. Over all the helmet looks and feels very high quality and sits very comfortably on my head... i love it!
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This is an awesome in dash receiver with its only flaw being that it's too darn complicated! i call it an everything receiver because you can listen to anything on it from CD's to mp3 files to iPods to satellite radio. This is really cool, but at the same time annoying because you have to scroll through like 8 inputs to find the one you're looking for! It has a crisp clean, and at times loud and powerful, broad sound spectrum, and sounds really nice for music and especially the bluetooth! yeah it is really clear and I actually prefer it to using my phone without it!
But man,all those buttons on the screen and the panel are too much for me. i don't like to mess around with it when I don't have to because it always wins the battle...
I would definitely recommend this based on quality, versatility and sound quality, but not on usability.
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I heard about this receiver because it was one of the examples playing in the car stereo system section of the store (that shall remain nameless) in which I was browsing. I was on a strict $100 limit, so the associate suggested this one to me, saying people have bought it before and been very satisfied. Well, it sounded good to me standing there in the store, plus he told me it could play CD's iPods, flash drives, and just about everything... I was sold. I don't know much about electronics, but I do know what sounds good coming out of a speaker. This sounded good.
Got it installed in my car and again, it sounded really good (I was definitely impressed by the clarity of sound), and can certainly do all the functions it's supposed to do. The only thing I don't like (and that I feel the associate didn't explain to me) is that the interface is pretty hard to get around ingeneral. The menu doesn't make a lot of sense, and can be hard to see in the daytime, and the little buttons are confusing and I don't know what to push sometimes, usually just because i just can't differentiate between them.
All in all, I am happy with my purchase because of the quality of sound... it's beautiful.
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You know this stuff is fancy when they call their car wash an "Auto Bathe" yes, with an 'e' at the end of 'bath'. But it really IS fancy and works amazingly well when used correctly! (Not like it's hard, but make sure you follow the directions so you do everything in the right order.... my fatal flaw the first time I tried to do the whole system :)
But this kit will really shine your car up NICE! It looks like a manicure set or something, the way it's packaged up so pretty! It's like a designer car wash kit. It comes with wash, cleanser, cream wax, a leather treatment (superb, byt the way) and two handy little wax applicators.
It takes awhile to get through the whole process if (which I do recommend), so put aside a few hours next weekend for it!
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I know you said exterior, but if you're cleaning your car you have to protect your interior as well! If you happen to have leather or vinyl seats, you have to try this leather cleaner/protectant... it's amazing.
The cleaner formula safely cleans even your most delicate leather and brings it back to its original shine. The conditioner has oils in it that emulsify and bond with your leather (I did my research), strengthening and preserving your newly cleaned leather and keeping it shiny and fresh.
It also comes with a vinyl protectant/cleaner that seriously cleans hard and even has a UV protectant for your dash and other stuff.
It comes with applicator sponges designed for use on delicate leather surfaces... it won't scratch or anything.
This stuff is awesome and you need to try it.
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I like this Thule for a couple of reasons that I can't really find with other products. First of all, I like the size. It's very spacious inside and locks down with a heavy duty lid. When I say locks down, i mean it - it comes with a lock and key that locks at the rear door. The material is very high quality and I feel very secure when it's on my roof.
Installation is the next thing I am pleased with. It comes with easy snap mounting hardware... basically slide the snap mount to the desired pre drilled hole and snap into place. This is nice because it's adjustable for different vehicles.
As far as mounting goes, it should mount onto any Thule rack, round shaped rack and most factory racks as well, although you might want to find out for sure if it will fit on your car before you buy it.
The only things that bother me are 1) the middle sags a bit when loaded up, and 2) the front hinge seems a little cheap, like they needed to save a couple bucks in the factory and so they chose the cheapest hinges around. Other than that, it's a great buy and I am very happy with the use I have gotten out of mine... no big problems or setbacks.
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This is a great little carrier for a small vehicle and someone with small cargo needs. It only adds 8 cubic feet to your storage capacity, but 8 feet is a lot when your out of room completely! I use it for camping all the time and it's great for my backpack and tent and stuff, especially useful when i take my dogs and they take up the whole back seat.
It opens on the side, so everything is very much accesible if I stand on the door frame. It mounted easily to my after market roof rack, and says it should mount to factory racks as well.
Installation was a breeze... loop the u-bolts through your roof rack and into the bottom of the carrier, where you attach it with bolts. 10 minutes, tops. It's small size also helps in making it install friendly. I've even done it by myself, but it's way easier to have a helping hand.
The plastic they make it with is of questionable quality at best, and at times feels pretty flimsy. However, it's small size prevents you from putting more in there than it can handle, and its low, sleek profile keeps it out of harm's way on the road.
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This GPS device is so awesome, it's a shame it has sort of a bad rap. The only negative thing about this unit is as follows, and is easily fixed:
They say it has Lifetime Map updates, which is necessary because we all know how often roads are being worked on and changed around and whatnot. The issue arises because the unit only comes with 2GB of internal flash memory.... most of which is already used up by the preloaded programs it comes with. This doesn't leave enough space on the device to download the Map Updates! Fatal design flaw! You will actually have to go through and delete certain things from the GPS, like different language applications that you probly won't need. This is a pain, but once you get through it the thing works like a charm.
The screen is very clear, bright, and easy to see. The whole system is quite easy to use, and it has maps of the US, Canada and mexico. It says the street names out loud for you. It also features advanced lane guidance, useful in city driving.
It's a great device that I recommend, even with the fatal flaw because it work so solidly in every other aspect.
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I have had nothing but good stuff to say about this machine since I got it over a year ago. It's an extremely basic 2 channel amp/receiver and just does the very basic amp/receiver functions.... but what else do you really need? At least, I don't need anything else.
The amp runs on 8 ohms and each of the two channels puts out 100 watts. There are 20 fm and 10 am presets for us old fashioned radio listeners, and the thing puts a ton of sound out through my speakers. Very impressive, especially for such a great price. I have certainly come to appreciate the reliability of sony products over the years, and this is as high performing product as I've used.
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To be completely honest, I bought this bag initially for completely aesthetic reasons. It looks really nice and I know Osprey is a good brand. I was surprised with how happy I was with the performance of this pack and how much it has increased my desire/ability to go backpacking! I didn't even have my own bag before I got this, so I"ve been spoiled thus far!
I bought the medium size, which has a capacity of 4000 cubic inches. This is a great size for weekend getaways.. I was immediately impressed with how light it is. Only feels like a few pounds and is light an air when its on my back. It can hold more than enough to last me a couple of days and it seems durable enough to get me through some serious adventures! The mesh panel back is awesome and keeps my back ventilated and cool. It even has a sewn in hydration system (like a camelbak) so you will always be properly hydrated.
I love this pack and would highly recommend it to even the most experienced hiker.
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I used to sing weekly at this restaurant with another female vocalist. She got this mic and we shared it back and forth between songs. She has a lower, raspy-type voice, and mine a little brighter. We noticed that when she used the mic her voice sounded gorgeous and full, but when I used it my voice sounded tinny and thin. (I went to school for voice, so I know it's not usually like this!) We would turn up the mids a lot and turn down the highs and eventually I sounded good... but only after a lot of tweaking.
What I'm trying to say is that I think it is designed for more of a low, dark timbre voice, as it was quite difficult to make my bright voice sound clear. If you have the sultry type voice you should totally try this thing out. It accentuates the deeper tones!
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If you don't have a blu-ray player you should totally check out this super versatile panasonic. I needed a home speaker system for my newly purchased Vizio flatscreen, and i saw this little combo and thought, 'That's perfect.' I had never owned a blu ray before, so I've had a lot of fun with these hi def movies!
Anyways this is a whole 1000W surround sound home theater system in one package. The 6 1/2" subwoofer was kind of disappointing in it's size, but it sounds decent.
It's cool because with this you are able to stream Netflix right onto your television. That's like an infinite movie selection. I mentioned it was versatile earlier because it has just about every input you could imagine, from iPods to DVD to audio optical and back again.
I will say that using the system is not what they would call 'intuitive' and figuring out how to navigate the menu and stuff was tricky.
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I will never get on a plane again without some noise canceling head phones, and neither should you!!! These completely changed how I experience flying and listening to music. They somehow cancel out the background white noise (like jet engines) and enable me to listen to my music and not everyone else around me! I slip them on and go into my own little world for the entire flight. The folding headband makes them incredibly portable, and they even come with a 1/4" adapter AND an in flight airplane adapter.
They fit all the way around my ear, doubling the noise canceling action and sit on there really comfortably. Durability is the only issue I can foresee here. They don't feel very rugged.. I really hope they last........
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This is a beautiful stainless steel, heavy duty espresso machine for those of you who aren't messin around with their coffee! Like me!
The 15 BAR pump driven system ensures you a constant pressure throughout your coffee making experience. This is very important if you want a consistant product... which you do. It has an easy to fill, removable reservoir, and even features a really convenient cup warmer. I didn't think much about this at first, but it turned out to be one of my favorite features. I like my coffee PIPING hot and a cold cup makes that nearly impossible, because so much energy is lost heating the cup up!
The 950 watt water heater works surprisingly fast and really impressed me.
I will say that for some reason I have a harder time getting a decent creme with this machine than any other I'e used. But it is entirly possible that this is due to user error! I will also say that I read a lot of reviews before buying this product, and some people have issues with general reliability and parts breaking.
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I like this one for it's huge plates, although some people seem to think it's the downfall of the straightener! See, the heating plates (not straight ceramic...some sort of blend) extend right up to the edge of the heating wand, with no real barrier. You can kind of see that in the pic. I guess a lot of people end up burning themselves because of this. And I have too, a couple times, but I learned quickly that you just have to be extra careful. The extra wide plates are nice because it ensures straighter hair with less repetitions. The heat plates are 21/4" wide and can heat up to 430...which is very hot (especially if you burn yourself!)
Oh and it also has dual voltage capabilities for easy travel.
be super careful with this one, though. It does get super hot and could be dangerous if used improperly!
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These BaByliss straighteners are a revolution for people like me with tough to handle curls or very coarse hair. It just works better than anything else i've ever used because of it's high heat capabilities - up to like 450 degrees. Watch your fingers!
Okay, so I read about it to see what makes it so effective, and apparently the nano titanium plates somehow emit negative ions into your hair which pushes silk ions deep into the cortex of your hair. honestly this doesn't really mean anything to me, except a straightener that glides through my hair effortlessly.
I have a large amount of hair and my morning routine has been cut in half thank to my investment in this straightener!
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I love my pink camcorder... but don't worry, they come in other colors, too! I like this thing because I can VERY easily record up to two hours of video with the touch of a button, then Very easily put the video onto my computer via the USB drive, and then Super easily edit the videos and upload to the net (using the on board software that's included).
It has a 2" screen that is very clear, and also has a removable and rechargeable battery. A lot of these cams don't seem to have rechargeable batts, so this is a great feature!
My biggest complaint with this particular camera is the crappy audio. The mic isn't very good, and there is no mic input to add your own. Maybe a future design improvement. Also there's no headphone jack, so listening back to your recording is darn near impossible. Oh, and there's no zooming capabilities. either.
I have no problems using this with my PC, but mac users beware: it automatically saves all your files as AVI, which cannot be opened in iMovie, so additional software will be needed.
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Just like all Aveda products, this stuff smells absolutely amazing and works really well. The stuff is really thick... more like a cream than a lotion, and instantly moisturizes and softens even the toughest, driest feet. makes massaging easier, too, because your hands glide along the foot effortlessly!
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Don't worry there is an XLR input i promise! it's on the back though! I like this tascam for it's zero latency engineering, meaning there's no delay between the mic and the recording. My old bud had i think an m-audio and used to have problems with that. If you were singing along or playing along to something there would be a slight delay from your voice to the music software, so everything sounded a little off when you recorded it unless you anticipated the beat a little bit. I never have this problem.
i also really like the strong aluminum housing. It's very sturdy and looks nice and professional!
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My grandma is really into canning and preserving and wanted me to be, too. She bought me this book (she also has a copy) to try to get me into. It kind of worked! I never thought I'd be a canner, but after the success I had with the first couple of jams, i was kind of hooked!
This book has all the proper techniques and ingredients to accompany the 200 greatly varied book. Who ever new you could make red grapefruit marmalade? Not me until I did it and it was delish!
I don't make jams everyday, but when I do I'm certainly glad to have this reference as my companion!
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Add a little frech cookin to your fridge! These are super cute and strong magnets that will add a splash of color to anyone's fridge door! You get four in a pack, so they're actually useful, too, for hanging up shopping lists and stuff.
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I've always been a fan of merino socks. These are really comfortable, and really warm. They are pre shrunk so you don't have to worry bout them changing shape on you. They also have a super cushioned footbed for those long hikes or hunting trips.
The best part is that they offer these socks in 5 different sizes. No more of that 'fits shoe size 6 - 12' crap. That's just crazy! You can be sure these will be a nice fit for your foot and your budget.
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These are pretty nice, as they provide you with not only protein but a few other essential vitamins as well. You get 15 grams of whey protein isolate per bottle, which is pretty good. You're probably going to want to supplement with something else a little more protein rich, but this is good for a non protein shake idea.
It has 23 other vitamins and minerals, too. Not a huge percentage of any of them... but at least it's something! They taste okay, but it's not the type of thing you're going to be craving just because it tastes so amazing. it definitely has its time and place.
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This is a really cute little dog house that is super easy to assemble and very affordable. It's raised off the ground to provide extra protection from the elements. it seems like a pretty solid build and could hold up to some inclement weather. i like wood over plastic because it looks far better in my yard! It is offered in 3 sizes to perfectly fit your dog!
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What a traumatic experience this is for a dog! I remember when my dog got old and couldn't run around any more, his nails got really grossly long. We had to buy one of these and do it for him and he haaaaated it. But you gotta do it or it will disable them from walking.
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I used a bunch of these behind my TV table and they worked wonderfully. They easily attach to pretty much any surface and hols a wide variety of different width cables. They can be used to hide or redirect wires behind you furniture.
I never have a problem grouping the wires together and keeping them out of the way (I just use twisties). My problem is that this huge mass of wires is just floating there behind my stereo receiver, and sometimes falls into view. These clips enable me to suspend the wires in such a way that they are out of view and not going anywhere.
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This is such a great fashionable suit that almost anyone can wear the heck of! The one shoulder off draws your attention to the neck/shoulder area, a beautiful place on any woman! It has some leg coverage, and back coverage all the way around. This is a great way to stay fashionable and covered up at the same time.
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I love this detergent because it smell so fresh and clean! It cleans my clothes just like any other high quality detergent but laves them smelling better than ever!
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This is cool because it's pretty large and has enough space between the felt to color some intricate designs and make it look more realistic and artistic. Fun sun/moon theme is always a hit. This is great for babysitting. Hours of entertainment and a finished craft at the end!
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I like this jewelry box so much just because it looks awesome on my vanity! No one ever knows what it is and I like it that way. At 8" X 8" I believe it would fit all of your long necklaces nicely. I have a few long charmy necklaces in mine and it's no problem!
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You should learn how to massage your own hands or have someone else learn so they can do it for you! Reflexology is great for relieving stress caused by everyday use. This is a great method that I use on myself after years of playing piano. It's really important to massage that tension out of your poor, overworked hands!
The book is fully illustrated and has step by step instructions so you can do it like a pro!
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This is a standard claw design with a spring action clip.... but at the same time it's not standard at all!!! The beautiful rhinestones enable you to not only control your hair, but add a little flash and zing! Goes with just about every outfit and hairstyle.
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Oh my god this CD is so much fun... you will know every song on it and be able to sing along. There's something about funk that is so fun and driveable! Has songs like Pick up the Pieces and Brick House. Watch the hours melt away as you listen to all 20 unforgettable tracks!
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This is perfect for you! I love the square cut out. It's black and white, so it will match your bedroom set and brighten up your room. The shade provides for a nice warm glow. It is built solidly of metal with an ebony finish. This would look nice next to any bed.
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I keep mine in my fridge all the time, just because I love extra cold water. This is just your basic pitcher, but it gets the job done. It's shatter proof and will fit nicely in your fridge! Also has a locking lid and is 100% dishwasher safe.
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This is a great solution for all of you miniature light needs! I think this is such a cool design. This light works by either plugging it into a USB port or by plugging it into the battery operated base it comes with. This is a nice feature because you can use it as a computer light, too. Has three settings - on, dim, and off. Great if you don't want to wake anyone up!
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I think even a beginner needs at least a 10 gallon tank. It's more fun for you and better for the fish to have a little breathing room! This one is made of glass, which is a really nice feature. Glass looks nicer than some of the alternatives.
It comes with everything you need to get going... the fluorescent bulbs, the thermostat, and the power filter.
If you are serious about getting into fish you should do a little research about them before diving in. This will ultimately benefit you and your fish in the long run and make for a better quality of life for both of you!
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Unfortunately, mediocrity is the name of the game at this price range. I don't say that to be rude at all, but just to point out that in this price range, the materials used are generally not very high quality, some product longevity might be an issue.
As far as functionality, this is a nice machine. It will definitely give you a solid workout with its eight different resistance levels and true elliptical motion. It also includes a heart rate monitor and tracks your speed, distance, and time. Also, this elliptical is very easy to assemble, a nice feature, because some of these things are incredibly complicated.
All in all, this will give you a great work out, but might not last as long as you hope!
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I think a sarong is always a very sexy addition to any bathing suit. I know it at least makes me feel sexier and less revealed on the beach. This black one is really pretty, but might get a little hot in direct sunlight. You should go with white or something lighter maybe!
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I like this style case for it's mobility and classic look. It does what I need it to do, and that is store and protect my camera... no bells and whistles! There is no storage at all, though. So you'll need an extra bag (I always bring a backpack) if you plan to do a bunch of shooting.
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Carolina Gold is totally my favorite type of BBQ sauce. It's a completely different BBQ experience. It has a lot of bite to it, and is quite vinegary. I worked at a great BBQ place in Chicago and they had this type of sauce, and that's where I was introduced to it. It's really a nice change of pace from the usual sauce!
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I find like my dog loves to eat anything that resembles a real animal. Anything even closely resembling a bunny will inevitably be chewed up and strewn about my house... so why not give him something that he's supposed to chew up! I will say, though, that it can get annoying when she finally gets through to the filling and I find it EVERYWHERE!
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I bought this for my pup and it looks so comfortable, I want to crawl in there and go to sleep! These soft crates are a really nice alternative to the rough, hard, cold plastic crates you usually see. It's just more comfy for your dog. This one folds down and has a really solid steel frame. The mesh ventilation sides are nice, too. Also has a storage pocket for you leash and toys and such, and it comes with a carrying bag.
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I know you want to pick up some chicks in your new jeep! Isn't that why every guy wants a wrangler? :) But if you are gonna have chicks getting into your jeep, you gotta have these! Other wise a jeep (especially a lifted one) can be hard to get in and out of! We used to call them 'oh sh%#' handles. Also nice for your off roading adventures!
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If you're going to Arizona, you absolutely must go to Sedona and Flagstaff! These are two of the most beautiful places I've been, and i've been a lot of places! This has some amaaaaazing hikes through the martian red rocks of Sedona and the endless ponderosa pine forests and mountain trails of Flagstaff. Just so beautiful! The views from some of these hikes is unreal, you can see for hundreds of miles in every direction. What a beautiful state!
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So this isn't the best or fastest kite, but i think it's the coolest! It's actually really easy to fly, and stays up really well! It is also capable of doing tricks! It just looks so awesome and fun, like box kites always do!
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I think this is the best show ever created. Period. They only made three seasons (so sad!) because audiences were having a really hard time following it. You have to watch it from the very beginning and in sequence to understand what's going on. But it is so endearing and hilarious! I wish there were 100 seasons. It's the story of The Bluth family, a very wealthy family in LA who looses everything, and the only sane son (Jason Bateman) has to figure out how to get the business back on track. I love this show!!!
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I like the old style brush because it's just as easy as anything else and cheaper! This one is nice because it stores in the little canister, so there are no drips or a nasty brush or anything floating around. The canister does get pretty funky after a while... either buy a new one or wash it.
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I've always been really into writing. This is a great book I bought to help me deal with short stories and what works and what doesn't work. I liked it because it was engaging, interesting, educational, and had lot's of examples. The author breaks it down into three section. Part one deals with fictional truths and significant detail, and how to manipulate each effectively. Part two is more about handling fundamentals, such as plot, characters, and point of view. Part three talks about the overall process, start to finish. This is a great read for the passionate short story writer!
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This is one of the most beautiful and expensive bags ever! It is so pretty and perfect for the summertime. The petals you see aren't a print, they actually are attached to the outside of the bag. Comes with a handle and a 22" detachable shoulder strap, and various zipper and slip pockets inside. Gorgeous!
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This was one of my favorites growing up! My mom had this as well as other Ella albums. I love Ella Fitzgerald. Her phrasing and intonation are impeccable at every moment of every song. I wish I could sing like her! And Louis is so fun to listen to, he sings and plays trumpet on this recording. I love 'Let's Call the Whole Thing Off' (You say tomato, I say tomAHto)
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I got this as a present from my mom 2 years ago because I wanted to start making and altering my clothes. It was really easy to learn on, and now, as I am more advanced, it can still keep up with everything I want to do. It has 18 stitch options with a simple turn dial selector. You can change the length and width of all your stitches, too... a nice feature for when you get more comfortable with it. It also has seam guides on the needle plate, making sewing straight lines no problem/ This machine is kind of heavy, but only because it's built really well and is practically indestructable!
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This is a pretty cool product too, but not if you want tons of sparkling water all the time. It's way more compact and simple than the similar Sodastream products, and is really fun and easy to use. You put just about any liquid you want into the bottle, insert the magic carbonating wand (essentially a C02 canister), wait about a minute, and voila! your beverage is carbonated. It's great and works every time! My ONLY complaint is that each wand is for a single use! So you get about 3 glasses of carbonated beverage per wand use. It only comes with 3 wands, and a replacement pack of ten is 12 dollars. They need to figure out a better system.
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I like Under Armour stuff. It feels good to put on. It feels really good to train in. I don't do a ton of running in this tank, but I do a lot of spinning and biking in it. Just like other Under Armour gear it squeezes up real tight against you and holds your whole upper body nice and tight... a must for a woman doing any sort of tough workout! It also does a pretty good job of keeping me cool, complete with side air vents to keep your skin breathing and air running over it. Try this tank or something similar and you won't be disappointed.
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This is an EXCELLENT book for losing that post - pregnancy fat. It involves really simple, at home routines that anyone can do. Nothing too strenuous, as it shouldn't be for the new mother! The routines work every muscle group and takes seconds to learn... but a lifetime to master! Also has detailed photos so you can be sure you are doing everything correctly. You do need an exercise ball, though. I didn't know hat when I bought it, but was planning on buying one anyway, so it wasn't a problem.
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This is a great table for family night fun or having the neighbors over for a relaxing game night. It's definitely not super high quality for either of the 3 games, but when buying a table like this, that's exactly what you should expect! it has table tennis, billiards, and slide hockey, and all the supplies you need to play each one. The table tennis is great and the pool is fun too, though undersized. The only disappointing part is the slide hockey. there is no air flow or anything, it just glides along the table kind of like blah. But you get what you pay for. I will say it is easy to set up and level and get going quickly.
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I love this necklace/earring set. It's all synthetic stone, but I could never tell. I just love the different design... I've never seen anything quite like it. I guess this is for more of an earthy/sophisticated hippie type look? That's the look I go for, anyway :)
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I use this a lot when I'm without my computer (like on the fourth of July) or just travelling in general because it's way more convenient than, carrying, turning on and loading all my images to my laptop. You just plug it in and it's off and running. It's nice for my uses but if you need to transfer a ton of images (like probly anything more than 8gigs) you're gonna have to plug it in, because the batteries just don't last that long.
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We used to play with these all the time as kids. They are really fun and shoot water balloons really far, but be careful! Adult supervision is definitely recommended! I got shot by one pretty much point blank and it didn't feel very good. It's really fun to shoot them straight up in the air and dodge them as they come plummeting back down to earth.
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These are a really beautiful, dark red hair extension that doesn't necessarily need to match the hair color. It can add a nice accent of color to almost any head of hair, for a little flare and excitement. It's 100% human hair, too.
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mmmmm i love these! they are great for sneaking into movie theaters...don't tell anyone! i love anything with peanut butter...especially reese's.
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Flowers and trees and branches seem to be very trendy right now. It's like nature meets fashion.... and the outcome is quite beautiful! This is a complete set, including pillow cases and sheets, and is really soft and stylish. Makes my bedroom look like a million dollars!
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In my experience, OPI always delivers a really great, innovative beauty product. This is a great formula of mild acetone and aloe that removes polish and moisturizes hands. It's the best of both worlds - slight acetone power without the overwhelming chemical presence.
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I was so happy when I put this in my living room! It totally brightened up my space, and left me with tons of extra room. This is a super elegant, faux leather couch that is ideal for small rooms or apartments. Most sofabebs I've seen look like cheap couches with bad material or rickety old wooden frame futons. This is neither! I love the sleek design, and it's quite comfortable to sit on. Definitely needs a nice cover for when it's a bed, as it is faux leather and not very pleasant to sleep on, especially if it's hot!
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These are gonna rock your world! I guess they're slightly over your price range, but well worth it! I bought these for my plane travel (as many people do) and have had a great experience with them. This lightweight headphone came in a great carry case that was even big enough to put my ipod in. Right out of the box they were basically airplane ready, as they come with an airplane adaptor. They have a noise canceling on/off switch that's nice for saving batteries (one AAA lasts like 40 hours), and seem to be quite durable, thus far. They advertise using a neodymium magnet in the headphone, which is supposed to deliver better high and low frequency sounds for an over-all high fidelity experience! I don't know what a neodymium magnet is exactly, but I do know music and it sounds great on these guys! The only problem I have had with them is comfort. The're not great for super long trips. After an hour of listening I need a break... they squeeze my head a little too much! Over all I am happy with my purchase.
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These are awesome because they are specifically designed for working out. They have kevlar reinforced cables and are sweat/water resistant, so you can run anywhere, any time. The over ear headphone design is really comfortable and stays out of my way when I'm running. Oh yeah... and they sound great too! Very high output.
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This one feels the most realistic to me... if that's a factor. Also has amazing sound quality.
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This is a really nice mic for female lead singers, especially involved in louder types of music. They say this mic really reduces outside, surrounding noises, getting a clearer sound from the musician. I just like the sound! It's also a dynamic mic, and is very durable.
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Why not get the Ultimate Building Set so they can have the whole lego world at their fingertips! This is similar to what I had as a kid. I liked it because the lego creations were all my own inventions... I wasn't just following directions. Build houses and cars and spaceships and stuff.
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My parents are avid, self proclaimed gourmet cooks, and they just bought this set, or some similar Calphalon product. Anyways, they have been raving about these pots and pans... apparently they're like the best, ever. They look really sleek and modern and are coated with brushed stainless. Even if you can't cook like a pro, you can at least look like one!
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I like the convenience and mobility of this docking station. It's pretty small, and folds up even smaller than the picture because the stand in the back folds up over the unit. It has pretty good sound for the size...not as 'tinny' as similar small systems. They advertise "enhanced low frequency sound" and I think that's why such a small unit can sound so pretty!
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My boyfriend has this camera and I steal it from him all the time because I love using it so much! I'm really into photography... especially portraits of my beautiful friends;) But I also take lots of nature pics on it and the color is stunning. Really good zoom, too.
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This set is kind of pricey, but it's perfect if you need serious wet weather furniture. It's made of recycled plastic, so water will never ever damage it, and it helps the earth a little bit by recycling! It doesn't require any maintenance, besides the occasional spray off with the hose. This set looks fantastic next to my pool.
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I really can't say enough good things about this bottle. It's just a fantastic bottle of wine for an incredible price!!! You can pick up a 1.5 L bottle at Costco for the staggering low price of 5.99. It's from Chile and and has a fruit forward flavor, with black cherry dominating and a hint of chocolate. It's a medium dry, medium body, all occasion wine for the budet minded. Try it out... it will change your life forever.
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