Country: 217.74.66.167, Europe, PL

City: 19.9802 Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland

I took up kickboxing four months ago and had increasingly severe and continued joint pain in my hip, knee, and shoulder. I took Advil repeatedly and took time off, but the pain kept coming back. I bought Move Free because it was the only joint supplement with vitamin D (which my doctor told me I was low in).

Got this book from Book of the Month book club box and was not impressed. The story is compelling, don't get me wrong, but the writing is poor, and there are so many plot twists that it's obnoxious and becomes predictable. There are zero likeable characters in this book, especially the mother. Character development is seriously lacking. Finished it in 4 days. Would not recommend. Lacks creativity.

Screwed in/on easily, a spot-on match to its base, and it looks as great as it functions. How it looks: it looks like it came stock with the FJ; it does not look at all like an add-on, aftermarket part. How it functions: I live in a huge radio market (with dozens of stations just points away from each other on the FM band) and every station comes in clear; it even receives the college and public broadcast stations. To be fair, I did not do a comparison with the stock antenna but this was unnecessary since every station I have programmed came in at equal strength and I checked the rest, too, with equal success. Bottom line: the goal here was to obtain a product that looks great and helps me avoid having to remove the (stock) antenna when off-roading or going through the car wash. Since I only infrequently listen to the radio anyway, its functionality was secondary; the bonus here is that I am NOT having any of the issues reviewers had who bashed the Stubby's reception capabilities.

When I am not having lemon, lime, tea, or nut milks. I want my Calm. I have heard that your teeth can take up more calcium if they are clean and magnesium is present. I think it is working to remineralize my teeth.

First the rant: My not-very-old laptop developed several problems simultaneously, and I decided to just buy a new one, assuming I could move my Office Pro 2010 to the new machine. Unfortunately, Microsoft said "no"! Turns out it was licensed for only one computer and they did not care if your computer crashed the next day after you bought it. Your bad luck. I see that they have backed down on that - the description for the new software says you may move it from one computer to another.

I used as instructed religiously and the product does not work. You're better off using raw apple cider vinegar. Not to mention the terrible taste of the mouth spray that was something like rubbing alcohol.

Attempted to use this to remove hard water stains, calcium/lime buildup from shower head. It took care of the rust looking hard water stains, but my shower head is still messed up, even after letting it soak in the solution (not diluted) for almost 6 hours. No improvement whatsoever. It also didn't take off hard water stains from my glass shower door after the undiluted solution was allowed to sit on the glass for an hour. Nothing like what the commercials demonstrate.