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Works great. My only issue is with a faulty battery life display, since the iPod tells me several times that I’ve reached 20% battery, then goes back to 25%, and then goes to 20%. The tilt calibration also seems to be slightly off, but other than that, I love my iPod. It’s highly useful and easily portable. A great buy.
Retractable USB Cable for

Great Product!! Fast syncing!!! Using it as a portable hard drive for my Numark Idj2!! You have to use a usb y cable though to make it work. but if your just using as backup, the normal 1 head usb sufficiently powers the drive. very satisfied! good job toshiba!
Toshiba 160 GB USB

Unbidden images of Gone With the Wind popped into my head and played out when I first started reading the stories of Aibileen and the other black maids, until I discovered that some of those same maids were college educated and reading classics like To Kill a Mockingbird and even some Freud. I had to stop and think, this story is in fact based in 1962, almost a hundred years since the slaves were set free. So what has happened in 100 years? According to this story, subservient slave labor is alive and well, except that these black women are employees instead of property.

The book spans the time from 1962-1964 in Jackson, Mississippi, the civil rights movement is rumbling. Almost everything is still segregated, except for the bus, “We sit anywhere we want to now thanks to Miss Parks.” In the background of the story, Mississippi is featured in Life magazine twice in two months for its racial unrest, Martin Luther King is planning his big march on Washington, and President Kennedy is shot. But in the foreground are the black maids and their stories, the everyday life of these women is fascinating reading, the things they had to endure, the joys and hardships. You can tell yourself this is a fiction book, but you know deep down that these things really did happen, a sad and shameful time in our Southern history.

I really enjoyed this book, it is funny and sad and serious and suspenseful and totally believable. As I am sure the author intended, I found myself rooting for the maids and abhorring their white bosses. For such an oppressing topic, it was a thoroughly great read.

Classic Straight USB Cable

In order to clean carpets at my own pace, I decided to purchase a carpet cleaner after years of renting a commercial cleaner. I was pleasantly surprised when I found this cleaner easy to use, lightweight enough to move around, and that it did a good cleaning the carpets. Despite a few problems with the tools falling out of the holders while moving the machine, I would recommend this product.
Coiled USB Cable for

I really liked this book, and I’m not quite sure why. The Catcher in the Rye is a novel narrated from the point of view of an angst-ridden 16-year-old that doesn’t have that great a vocabulary, is almost always depressed, whines about seemingly trivial things, and hates nearly everybody he meets (Except nuns and children). And it’s not as annoying as it sounds. Salinger was an immensely talented writer, and it’s a shame that he didn’t publish more.
High Power USB WiFi

Ok, I have never seen so many reviews for one book (900?!?!?!) so I’ll be brief:

Good book. Worth the read- certainly suitable for young adults.
I LOVED the sections that focused on the faeries.
I don’t really have to say more great stuff. I’m sure it’s all been said.

Couple issues I had:

- It was clearly a series opener as there was a little lack of focus. There were other story lines being set up throughout this one.

- I found myself torn and a bit confused as to who to route for. I struggled with Artemis’ lack of morality. I wasn’t ready to see him win in the end. Was I hoping he would get bamboozled by the faeries? Did I want him to win back the family fortune? Not really sure- I didn’t warm up to him as much as perhaps others do.

I’ll read the next book because I’m hoping I’ll get to know Arty better, but I found I was far more drawn to the other characters. Artemis was a bit too amoral and arrogant to win my affection the first time around. Though the couple times he cracked and acted like a real boy, I found it charming.
USB Mini 5 Pin

The device worked well for about three weeks and then it stopped. The outlet for the antenna did not appeared to be soldered well to the main device and now it is perfectly useless.
Wireless N USB High

there is obvious confusion abounding in the world today. If people would simply read their Bible, asking God for His illumination on their reading, they would know who He is. this book is not the voice of God, but of a confused individual. don’t buy it.
ATEN US421A USB peripheral

Artemis Fowl, by Eoin Colfer is a definite must read fantasy that I would recommend to kids ages 10 and up. The story starts off in Ho Chi Minh City. Artemis Fowl and his bodyguard, Butler, are meeting a man who supposedly is going to take them to see a fairy. They meet a fairy who has lost all her magic due rice wine. Artemis tricks her and gets The Book in exchange for her life. The Book is a special book that holds all the fairy’s secrets including how they get their magic. At the same time Captain Holly Short a LEPrecon (Lower Elements Police) officer, is on a special mission to defend the humans from a deadly troll. Although what she doesn’t know is that she is about to be captured by… Artemis Fowl!
Artemis Fowl is unlike any other any other twelve year old boy. He is completely ghost pale with dark hair. The sinister look in his eye is enough to send shivers down the toughest man’s spines. He’s determined to become a master thief and carry on the Fowl legacy. Artemis is an ultimate genius and is always one step ahead. He’s quick on improvising and very daring. He also feels as well as acts superior, therefore he doesn’t treat most people with respect. The only friend he has is his bodyguard, Butler. Artemis speaks with an incredible adult-sounding vocabulary, and doesn’t show many feelings, except for the times that he is torn because his mother is losing her mind ever since his father mysteriously disappeared. As you can tell, Artemis Fowl is absolutely no ordinary twelve year old boy.
Artemis Fowl is about to put his knowledge to the test as he takes on the fairies in a fast-paced marvelous read that will keep you reading to the end, and then have you begging for more of Artemis Fowl!
Classic Straight USB Cable

It’s an amazing watch.All rolled into one. Helps me improve my running time, easy to use, large display so can read easily even at 3.30am in morning on my long runs.
Mini USB AC DC