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I bought this camera in 2003. It recently went flakey on us giving our pictures light distortions. I absolutely miss this camera’s pictures! The pictures outside were fantastic. I had very little motion blur and I took a lot of action pictures. The close ups were awesome. I took thousands of pictures! I’m reluctant to replace it with the same model if others have experienced reliability problems. I love the pictures, but am not willing to buy another camera every few years.
Fujifilm FinePix 3800 3MP

We have 2 cats who occasionally toss out hairballs and food that stains carpets. We clean them up immediately, but stains stay. Borrowed a friend’s cleaner and didn’t really clean well. This Hoover works great…stains came out and carpet dries almost immediately. Amazon’s price is the best…I know I searched for weeks. If you are looking for a great carpet cleaner I would recommend this product hands down.
Fujifilm FinePix A Series

I’ve heard so many good things about this book, not to mention I’ve read the author’s previous book, Riding Lessons, so I was curious about this one.

Her writing was fantastic in this book, a great improvement over her previous ones, though there was the odd word choice here and there that I raised my eyebrow to. I loved how we got to see the daily life of Jacob as a 90-year-old man, who looks back on his days of his youth, and then we see the true story evolve from his younger version’s eyes. I loved and felt quite a bit of sympathy for the main character when he was older, everything was done realistically; from the passage of time that wore down his body, his inability to do things that he once did, the loss of his ability to remember and keep track of things he should know, and the heartbreak he feels at being left behind by those he loved.

Pictures head the start of each chapter from the pov of the younger Jacob, with amazing insight to the circuses of old. I loved the amount of research she incorporated into the story and it brought a great sense of realism to the already fluid prose. Each of her characters had their flaws, quirks, and even the animals were fresh and had their own voice. Rosie especially was a neat one. I felt sorry for her a lot of times because I’m quite sure the way she was treated probably occurs with great frequency at a lot of circuses or performing acts.

I’m not sure about the ending though, it seemed too neatly wrapped up, and the rising tension to the climax of the book wasn’t as striking as I thought it could be. The prologue, in my opinion, could have been cut out because it sort of took the fun out of the ending.

But anywho, great book. I wasn’t disappointed.
Remanufactured Fujifilm Finepix F450

Works Great!
Forget the timer, use the remote.
Watch your HD videos on your HD TV…
Wave of the future!
With all this in hand…
NEXT STEP WORLD DOMINATION!!!
on snap shot at a time…
Fujifilm HD S2 Cable

I use my Ipod itouch often for music in the car (hooked up to the stereo) which sounds great. With the head phones the ipod does not have enough bass; but when hooked up to my car stereo it sounds great. I used boom box speakers attached to my direct ipod controllable car stereo. I like using the Wi-Fi access to surf the web and check my email when away from home. I use mostly free applications. I listen to podcasts and short movies too. It does play movies and music videos. I am happy with this version; but it does not hold my entire music library. So I have to select which podcasts, movies and music songs to put into my ipod from my Mac Desktop computer. This is one of my favorite gadgets. Mine has worked well without any problems.
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