Country: 64.113.235.220, North America, US

City: -85.52 Kentucky, United States

GREAT BOOK!!! This book changed my life. We, African Americans, forget that we are NOT of Eurppean descent. Their medicine don't work for us.

I love Injinji socks. I use them in my Vibram five fingers. I bought these socks for travel and after running races. They are nice, easy to get on, but woefully loose. I bought a pair, discovered that they were too big in the calf, so I downsized. The smaller size was only shorter. The sock barely stays up on my calves. The material is fine, the workmanship is great (like all the other Injinji socks), but they offer no compression for my calves. I am a distance runner, and like the idea of a recovery sock. These socks are far too loose to offer any compression unless you are a person with substantial calves! Since most distance runners are thin, I can't recommend these for skinny people! Sorry!

Haven't had a real serious test yet, but it ran well right out of the box. The real test will come when we are without power for an extended time. This model matched up well with the electrical items we would plan to keep running if the power went out. I believe that we'll invest in the wheel kit soon, this bugger is heavier than it looks, and fits nicely right in the corner of the garage.

Very nice switch, feels substantial, not cheap, looks durable and the graphics are crisp and clean. The enclosed directions and schematics make everything regarding this swithch a no brained, I'm ordering more in the future.

I could not believe how much light this little thing produces. You'll have to see for yourself. I have no complaints or recommendations for any changes.

One can only handle so many reviews of "niagra falls through a coffee straw" before the question of "I wonder if this stuff is legit." All I can say is that after only 20, TWENTY, of these little sugarless delights, I am now installing handicap rails in my bathroom and suggesting my work place make them manditory for each stall. After ripping off my toilet paper roller in an attempt to keep myself from becoming airborne, I now know there are two important reasons for these handicap rails: 1) they allow you to have something sturdy to clinch on without damaging walls, toilet paper rolls, above the tank cabinets, etc. 2) at some point, I know I levitated off the toilet and remained airborne for approximately 5 seconds as what I can only describe as the force of a Saturn 5 rocket exploded from my bottom. I would load pictures of what my bathroom and toilet looked like but am affraid Amazon will close my account. Had I been able to grab ahold of something and anchor myself to the toilet, say for instance like a handicap rail, I may have prevented what can only be desribed as Helen Keller playing with brown spray paint all over the back of my toilet and walls. There comes a point when wet wipes are no longer effective due to the magma exploding from Mt. St. Anus and burning sensitive areas of your tush. The wet wipes eventually spontaneously combust. I surrendered and just curled up in the fetal position in the shower and prayed the cold water would never run out. For $35 I got the most amazing abdominal workout of my life and cleansed every toxin known to man all at the same time. That typically costs hundreds of dollars!!

Arrived in very nice packaging. Offered 100% refund if not satisfied. So how does it work? It is ok. Install was easy and fit and finish was excellent. As for reception, it isn't as good as it was but how could it when you shrink the length from 25" to 4". I get all the FM stations I use to get but my range isn't as good. As for AM, my reception is weak at best. If I do "seek" on AM it just circles all the way around finding no stations. So why didn't I return it? It looks good, gets ok FM reception and I don't really care about AM and play alot of iPod. Why not 5 stars? Well they claim it gets "as good" as the stock antenna but it doesn't. As for my car it is a 2007 FJ Cruiser.