This product eliminated some digestive problems I had been having for some months in just a week, just by taking as described on the package. I never thought a billion bacteria would be so effective. I guess the strain really matters. Here's a disclaimer: I don't suggest doing anything but following the manufacturer's directions. However, I have found this product cultures nicely in fresh 2% milk at 75 degrees over 24 hours to make a very neutral tasting yogurt like smoothie drink which is ready for splenda/stevia, honey, real maple syrup, vanilla, blender, or whatever else I plan to use it for. Culturing it in this manner increases the bacteria count by perhaps 100x to 1000x or more, perhaps to well over a trillion bacteria if my research is correct. (assuming a doubling rate of every 60 minutes, with a starting bacteria count of 1/2 billion would yield conservatively a bacteria count well into the trillions)

I own two of these keyboards, primarily because they are the only major mechanical RGB gaming keyboards out there I know with both PC and Mac driver support. Kudos to Razer for maintaining this capability; easy to use compared to Corsair's similar interface and the Razer Synapse 2.x cloud-based sync is pretty impressive to use. The ability to sync profile settings over the cloud is just an awesome capability other manufacturers should offer--especially considering the cost of these peripherals.

These shoes are definitely a far cry from my older B-Ball Shoes. The sole in particular leaves a lot to be desired. I will say to the "Pro" side of things that they are nice looking shoes. No qualms about that. However, that is not on the top of my list by any means. The unfortunate "Bad"...poor traction on the court, very poor. Night and day difference from my much older and more worn Nike. Very disappointing. Second, the sole itself is not cushioned well. I'm not talking about the insole here. That can be remedied easy enough with an insert. My aging Nike's fell apart after years of hanging around. You can see why they were better for comfort as well. I cannot recommend these to anyone looking to play competitive basketball. Fortunately, I'm just a coach so a little slip sliding away is not a big deal. My suggestion is to look elsewhere. Take it for what it is worth.

Got this for my 5 year old great grandson's birthday. The sound effects are so very realistic, so even the adults enjoyed the duo. He loved them, and it seemed like it was his favorite gift. Exceptionally well made. He was very rough with both, but they took the punishment. All the sounds made everyone smile which means they're not irritating like some toys can be. I even want one.

We just got back from Europe and we found Rick Steves guides to be the best source of information. I had this book downloaded to my Kindle. His travel guides are an absolute must! We had several different guidebooks for Rome and we found this to be the best source of information. My only suggestion would be to get a better map to go along with it. I especially liked pairing the Rick Steves guide with the DK Eyewitness Travel Rome book (as this book had a detailed fold out map and showed more detailed layouts of buildings and streets which was really helpful for getting around the Vatican). Thanks Rick!

My Sister and I are on opposite ends of the political spectrum. She's a supporter of "Ol' Hillary" and when I saw this I knew it'd be a terrific birthday present. When she opened her gift, she didn't make sense of things because I bought her some walnuts to go along with it. She opened them first, looked at me and said, "Okay….walnuts! How nice!" But when she opened up the nutcracker, her reaction to it was priceless….she absolutely LOVED it!! Everyone at our table laughed and laughed and laughed! Whether you support her or not, the Hillary Clinton Nutcracker is a true winner!

Bought because it works on Windows 10 without issue. Have Nero 12 Platinum, Nero 2014 Platinum and Nero 2016 Platinum in addition to two license for this. As others point out 2016 no longer has a blueray player license. Who cares about 4K etc I have Vegas and other software for that. I'll never buy any edition of Nero newer than 2015 unless and until they put the blueray player back (despite almost never playing them myself) as I have these for HP 800 G1 USDT machines with blueray players as HTPCs. Going to move to HP 800 G1 Minis with no optical drive so no further need for Nero. In actuality I got Nero 12 working fine on Windows 10 Pro without a problem so I really didn't need to upgrade. One thing on the locked down (google Windows 10 STIG - slightly relaxed build of that) build I do the blueray player has to be run as administrator. Thought at first that was broken until I enabled the built-in administrator and it launched fine. Easy to add run as administrator to the shortcut so no issues there. Like most apps the apps on the disc (that was actually cheaper than the download) are old, you can install them but it will require update. The control center sets itself to autolaunch at boot (like Adobe ARM and other pests) which you can kill with autoruns since the updates will be pretty infrequent (like never on this ancient stuff) after the initial install/update. Overall I think Nero is pretty good and not a bad price for a licensed blueray player.