The tea was not as great as everyone boasted. It tasted like water with a hint of tea flavor. I even measured out exactly the oz that is recommended and it was not great. I did not feel any jolts in energy, nor did I see any worthwhile results. The only thing I did get was a quick trip to that bathroom.

My 8 month-old daughter has just started to get diaper rash, probably due to a solid food sensitivity. Her skin was red with little red dots. I had used Desitin Creamy ($7 for 4 oz), Welleda calendula ($10 for 2.8 oz) and Lansinoh ($7 for 3 oz) diaper rash creams. The Desitin Creamy had a harsh, obnoxious perfume. The Welleda was soft and pleasant smelling but didn't have the staying power of the thicker creams. The Lansinoh was fragrance-free and had a nice creamy texture and healed the rash in 3 days in conjunction with the diaperless treatment. Then the next day the rash returned with a vengeance: more intense redness, spread over a larger area, and the red dots grew and eventually oozed a clear fluid, worsening with each diaper change. Cleaning her with wipes made the poor thing scream. Lansinoh was now not helping.

This is a nice set for the money. First you need to pair your remote to the TV. You can do this by setting the TV (plugging in/powering on) up first then putting in the batteries for the remote and it will auto-connect. If you (like me) place the batteries in before you set the TV up then you can sync them by pressing return and play/pause buttons for 3 seconds. You then pair all of your devices so that your remote works with them, however, I find that I prefer my X1 remote since I can use page up/down, sports app, recordings ect. It's just more convenient VS. the Samsung remote.

Bought for 5-year-old grandson. This is a great game, lots of fun. It also teaches him to play fair and not to get mad when he gets sent home or loses.. His self-control is much improved and he enjoys playing, not just concentrating on winning!

I'm pretty sure Andrea (I'll call her) agreed to have dinner at my apartment only because I always spoke to her using nothing but my two-years-of-high-school German. Her English was perfect. Probably better than mine. But the fact that I could only ask her directions to the Autobahn or inquire about the health of her non-existent Tante Amelia, seemed to make me appealing to her in a sweet and non-threatening way.