I am still on the toilet as I write this. I think it was something great to experience. It worked for me and my dad. I blew up the toilet immediately after eating half a pound of gummy bears. With my dad, it took a little longer. He even farted in his shorts'. He said that he didn't shart himself. I believe he did because it sounded wet. I leaked a little in my shorts. I was coming back from smoking a cigarette, and I didn't have much time. I thought it was a mistake, but it didn't smell like a mistake. It smelled horrible.

A dry read in the beginning. The first ten years are boring. It is still important to read through because you can actually witness the evolution of a business and how it adapts to change. The later years is really where it gets interesting. The infancy of acquisition followed by its sheer ability to foresee changes in different industries as well as its own (textile) industry was very interesting. Great read for what it is.

Finally purchased a power bank. it took me forever to pick one Id like. I was expecting this to be small and what not. It is actually the same size as my galaxy s7, but heavier. However, it gets the job done. I could be at 52 percent I plug it in and 20 min later im at 80. I have checked how many charges it can do on one charge, but I do know when it was at 68% i charged 2 phones (which were at 48) and it dropped to 52%. I was able to get on more charge before I plugged it in to charge.

In my opinion, instead of releasing this, Sony should re-release "Live at the Plugged Nickel" that went out of print several years ago. No question that all the albums from the second quintet are masterpieces, but better to listen to as stand-alone albums. Each has its own magic and dynamic atmosphere. I've been listening to much of this music for over forty years ant it never gets old. Long live Miles.

I can't help but be the middle man. The reviews for this are either you LOVE it or HATE it. Proof that the American people are so divided on their beliefs that it's comical.

Guide books should guide you; this one fails miserably. Nothing is rated, so you are on your own to plan an itinerary, pick where to go, stay, and eat. Many things are out of date. E.g., despite the 2016 date, it sent us to a "sea ice museum" that closed years earlier. And it recommended a stop at the Blue Lagoon on the way out...but didn't even warn us that we needed reservations to get in. So, we missed many great things, did many things we should not have done, and wasted lots of time reading the guidebook with no results.

This is a lovely book for coins, and I love that it has both P and D slots for the quarters. You can see both sides of the coins, which I wish more books would do, and while there is some text about the process for selecting the designs, I was hoping for a blurb about each park instead. It's still be better than any other book I've found for the state parks, but I was still left wanting something more.