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Delivery was fast. Have had for about three months and installed on a new HDTV and it went very smooth. The tv has a really clear picture and I dont think the cables hurt it at all, even my friends said what a great picture we have. You can’t go wrong with this item. This is a great product at a nice price. It sure proves the retailers wrong who try & sell you these cables at a much higher price, up to 15 times higher.
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These are good for night use to get away from the actual diapers but they are much more bulky and diaper-like than the leading rival brand; in fact I sometimes have a hard time telling whether the kiddo is actually wet or if it’s just the bulk of the padding. Under leggings or tights it looks like she’s still wearing an actual diaper and it seems like she’s not as comfortable walking and running in these. I’d recommend these for night times because so far they’ve been leakproof but I’ll stick with the others for days.
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So…I’m an avid reader and have books on top of books in my bookshelves and books shoved in and on nightstand and dresser drawers. I’ve even thought about getting a second job in a bookstore in order to get a discount on books. My husband, knowing my love of books, bought me a Kindle 2 for Christmas. After four months of usage, I decided to finally write a review (my first on Amazon). I love my Kindle for several reasons which I will discuss below:

I’m practically blind:
Seriously. I have worn glasses or contacts since I was in the 7th grade. I can’t see my hand as anything other than a blob 6″ in front of my face without my contacts and I spend 8 hours a day in front of my computer at work. The Kindle’s e-Ink technology is easy on my tired eyes. Also, the adjustable text is a lovely lovely feature (yes, I have it set on the largest setting).

Punctuality:
I HATE being late. I’d rather be 30 minutes early than 5 minutes late. Kindle’s sleek design allows it to fit in my purse and I carry it everywhere I go. I am able to sit in my car/waiting room reading. If I happen to finish a book while waiting, I have access to all the books I’ve downloaded or the thousands available from Amazon.

Guilty Pleasures:
I’ll admit it here in my review, since I will probably never meet any of you (and even if I do, you won’t know it’s me)…I love reading romance novels. They are so cheesy, it’s a bit embarrassing to be caught in public reading them (while waiting for what not). My Kindle hides my guilty pleasure!

Environment:
I like to think of myself as an environmentalist. Purchaing e-books reduces the need to cut down trees. The fact that the e-books are cheaper doesn’t hurt either.

Content:
There are thousands of books available on Amazon. Some of which are free! There are also hundreds of free books via the Gutenburg project and some of the publishing companies’ websites. These are easy to load onto your Kindle by converting them via a third party soft
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I’m writing this review from the standpoint of a parent of young children. The iPod Touch is probably the best child distraction device every invented. There are an infinite number of games designed specifically for kids. Drawing games, animal games, ABC games, connect the dots, infant games, games in foreign languages, music games… it’s truly mindboggling. I’ve seen kids as young as 1 play the games on the iPod Touch. We have a Leapster, and by comparison, the iPod Touch games are more educational, more creative, and look better on the higher resolution iPod Touch screen. It really keeps the kid’s attention when you’re in a restaurant, on the plane, or in the car. If you’ve been lugging that “portable” DVD player with DVD library everywhere, you’ll really appreciate the ability to download children’s programming form the iTunes store to your iPod Touch to view. They have many of the programs your children watch already: Sesame Street, Dora, Super Why, etc. There is a charge for downloading video, and it works out to about $1.00 per episode, which compares favorably to the price of a DVD. Plus, how much is it worth to you to reduce your baby load by about 5 lbs? You can also output the video using an optional cable (great for when you are on the road). I was initially concerned about watching videos on the iPod’s smaller screen, but my experience is that it isn’t as big of a deal as it might seem. The smaller screen does keep the kids’ attention, and eye strain is eye strain regardless of screen size. There are parental controls built in which work similarly to the v-chip on your TV. Some users have commented that the feeling of the glass on the iPod is different from the iPhone 3GS, and I agree. The glass on the iPod Touch does not feel as silky smooth as the glass on my iPhone 3GS. It’s not a deal breaker by any means, but existing iPhone 3GS owners will notice the difference. But, the kids won’t notice the difference. The only real complaints
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