Country: 52.222.171.5, North America, US

City: -122.3422 Washington, United States

First I have to thank the Amazon reviewers for leading me to this pan. I have and treasure one just like it and despaired of ever finding another. A careful reading of comments about this pan and I realized it is exactly what I was looking for. The reason I love this light weight yet sturdy pan is that I often use it to bake recipes that require me to cut in the pan (i.e. baklava, family sized pizzas), so all of those lovely non-stick coated pans would be quickly ruined if I used them. I have a pan drawer full of brand name non-coated sheets that are heavy gauge combinations of aluminum and steel, but they are not dishwasher friendly (ugly dulling) and "heavy" is no misnomer, they are bulky and heavy. I needed another light weight and dishwasher safe workhorse, and this is it. Now, I have read that some people are very concerned about warping. I won't kid you, I do hear this pan "Ting" in the oven and there is a slight bit of warping. I will attest, however, that I have never had a sheet cake or any other baked good come out of the oven with a crack or any sign that the small amount of warping has harmed the baked good. Finally, I love this pan because I do not have to treat it with kid gloves when it comes to cleaning it. Since it is not a non-stick pan, that baked on cheese will need some soaking and scrubbing before the pan is placed in the dishwasher. I can do "no fear scrubbing" because this pan can take it. Sure, it will quickly lose its youthful mirror like appearance, but a well worn tool is beautiful in its own way.

It's okay for a beginner but there is no way you are going to make a good deck out of this. You simply do not get enough redundancy of good cards. For a good deck you may often want 4 of the same creatures, at least two of similar spells. With this, you just get a mash of various stuff. With one box you have all the lands you need. After that, you must try to throw together some type of deck, but it's often not focused on any particular strategy or theme. For the price though...you get what you pay for.

I have blepharitis, and dry eyes. (I won't bore you with how they are related.) I also spend four to eight hours a day on a computer.

The information was well organized, but there was often to much unnecessary detail for someone who is familiar with most of the concepts already. Often after presenting these detailed passages, they would provide an MCAT synopsis. Well, if the information could already be presented as an "MCAT Synopsis" then there was no reason for the detail in the first place.

All I can say is amazing. Purchased this item yesterday afternoon and the purchased has already arrived in my mailbox.

This book is well written and a trove of interesting facts. I have been surprised each time I have read a new topic by entertaining elements and absorbing details that Dan brings with each story. This book is a collection of several facts about events, or items, or companies or people or whatever that Dan has chosen for that special element to the story that you probably never knew. I have found that, more than a few times, I find myself sharing some of these topics with friends and family and it always makes great conversation.

I bought this product aboard the Carnival Cruise line and it was horrible. They said it would cause you get rid of toxins and lose excess water weight. It did anything but. It caused a lot of nausea, constipation, bellyaches, headaches, diarrhea, griping, indigestion and skin breakouts. I had to discontinue taking the product. My girlfriend also bought this product and she threw up on the first day. Right now we are trying to get our money back. We wasted $616 for 2x3 month supply. I would not recommend this product. Does anyone know how to get reimbursed?