Country: 66.34.162.204, North America, US

City: -96.8705 Texas, United States

I bought this the summer of 2007 when i was interning and had spare cash. Figured it'd be worth the investment BEEEEEEEEEEEP. yeah total waste of money. I used it regularly (3 times a week) for over 5 months straight and noticed not even the slightest bit of difference. I continued using it once a week after that but am yet to see any results. I still have it lying somewhere. The only reason i gave it 2 stars instead of 1 is because it didn't burn my scalp or cause my hair to fall out or smth :)

30 active minutes per day for your health. With Moov Now you'll find out 😊 It is so easy. You have a 1 hour break at work - just moov. Take a walk and you're done for this day. If you want more - do the exercizes. Believe me you will sweat. And it is so easy to setup. Put it on your wrist or ankle, press it and go. Setup your daily Moov connect it to your mobile device and you can forget about it. Once a day sync it to know what you're done. For me - I love it. If you want to know how many steps you walked buy a different tracker.

I took the GRE less than 2 weeks ago, so I have been able to reflect a little before writing this review. This is my first one, but this book was definitely the most complete. I studied for about 3 months, studying about an average of 4 and a half per day. I thought that the math in this book was decent, but I thought that the verbal and writing sections were exceedingly high quality. The passages and words in the Barron's book were too easy and the Kaplan's book is a tad deficient because it doesn't include many passages that are over a paragraph is one of the most important ones. I bought 6 books to study for this test but this one was really good. The Princeton Review writing section was really good beause it stressed having lengthier paragraphs as opposed to the Kaplan writing section which recommends 3-4 sentence paragraphs. Also, the included online tests were really helpful for improving my writing score because actual (I assume) people read the essays and give tips. Their comments is what encouraged me to have strong transition statements, and strong introduction and conclusion paragraphs. I'm being a bit verbose, but this book is definitely high quality.

I just received and installed the crossbars today so it's a little early to rate how they function. This review is more for assembly and packaging and overall appearance. I ordered the crossbars on a Saturday and received notice that they were being shipped on Monday. They arrived on Thursday so it is what I expected. When I opened the package I found that the bars were securely wrapped with a plastic material and the ends had a foam covering to protect them. Howver, there was no protection inside the box. They basically just kind of rattled together inside the box. Since the individual bars were wraped there didn't seem to be any damage. There was a small plastic package containing the mounting screws. The odd part about that is that there were 7 screws inside the plastic bag and one screw was floating loosely inside the box. The package with the 7 screws was sealed so I don't know how the one screw was just loosely in the box. As usual, the instructions were kind of vague. They did mention that the longer bar goes in front and the shorter bar is the rear. However it did not mention that the mounting screw locations were different for the left and right hand sides. To be fair, it does state this in the Amazon listing but not in the mounting instructions that came in the box. You have to measure the distance between the screw holes to determine which is the left side and which is the right, and also measure the length of the bars to determine which is the front and which is the back. It would have saved some trouble if the factory would have marked the bars with a little sticky which state "front left" and "rear left". That would have solved some installation questions and simplified installation. The overall installation was pretty straightforward once you determined front and rear and left and right. Just line up the holes and screw in the eight mounting screws with a Phillips head screwdriver.