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Such an inspiring book ! Definitely a must read for those in business and on a lean journey, even a 94 years after its first publication. Ford is full of wisdom and practical ideas.

The editing is very disappointing -- it looks like it has been done in 30 minutes. The book is oversized for no reason, there are mis-typed words everywhere, a part of the introduction is repeated at the beginning and at the end of the book, and so on.. I didn't expect such a low quality editing from Paul Akers !

Keep America great 2020 God bless he's going to go down in history as one of the great presidents the last time we had a good one was Ronald Reagan it's about time that these one world social communist are being stopped in their tracks God Bless America that is judeo-christian not Islamic God bless the Bill of Rights Constitution and America will never be a socialist country we will always Prevail Freedom with god-given rights once you have that no one can ever take it away from you they'll try but it won't happen as long as we keep our Second Amendment go Trump go Trump

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I am often amused by how seriously some folks write these reviews. Considering Mr. Armstrong's long career, isn't it a bit foolish to think any one album could have ALL his best -- just marketing hype. DUDE! take things in stride (more like ... all the best tracks MCA had that didn't cost that much to include ... huh?).

What can be said for sure is that there are many tasty numbers on this CD. I GET IDEAS is a really cute tune - paying great homage to how much a talented songwriter AND performer can "SAY" about human "relations" (if you will) without actually saying anything. Another less known treasure on this disk is THE DUMMY SONG. Really shows LA's playful side as does his take on that early 1900's hit CHLOE which has oft been lampooned for its overt sentimentality (think of it as the "Feelings" of the WWI era). Louie does a great job walking the fine line that makes for a great performance -- at one point he actually answers the chorus' baleful cries of "Chloe? Chloe?" <chuckle>. Check out Spike Jones for another classic "interpretation" of this old, old standard.

Seems to me the criteria that might have been used to pick these recordings were:

1. Lush orchestrations - most all these have those 50's string orchestral sounds you might hear behind Steve Lawrence, Judy Garland, Tony Bennet etc. IMHO very classic and tasteful stuff.

2. Good recordings - All the recordings are of "modern" quality.

3. Middle-of-the-Road - Everything here is G-rated and not even mildly controversial.

These criteria result in a "packaged" sound perhaps, but nice-to-da-ears. To round things out you will need earlier recordings with more bluesy material that have more of a anxious and raw edge. Look for one with BLACK AND BLUE (one of my all-time LA fabes) It will serve as a good marker for a "different" set of tunes.

Here we are-a second volume of Bob Dylan's greatest hits on over two discs. This volume picks up from where the first one left off. Spanning from the final days of 1967 to the fall of 1971, the time of this compilation's release. Also featured here are early 60s to mid 60s classic that didn't make the first volume are surely welcomed here which is why this volume is a double disc collection not to mention a previously live track from 1963-"Tomorrow Is A Long Time" and three songs recorded specifically this release originally from The Basement Tapes back in 1967-"I Shall Be Released"; "You Ain't Going Nowhere" and "Down In The Flood" with Dylan accompanied by Happy Traum on second guitar, bass, banjo and harmony vocal. Also from that very year was the single "Watching The River Flow" recorded with Leon Russell on piano, Jesse Ed Davis on slide guitar, Jim Gordon on drums and Carl Radle on bass all of whom are also featured on "When I Paint My Masterpiece". Two songs are each featured from the albums John Wesley Harding and Nashville Skyline-"All Along The Watchtower"; "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight"; "Lay Lady Lay" and "Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You", respectively. There is one song each from the albums Self Portrait and New Morning-"The Mighty Quinn(Quinn The Eskimo)" and "If Not For You". As for the other pre-1967 songs that are welcomed on this release are two songs apiece from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, Another Side Of Bob Dylan and Bringing It All Back Home-"Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"; "A Hard Rain Is A-Gonna Fall"; "All I Really Want To Do"; "My Back Pages"; "Maggie's Farm" and "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue". There's also one song each from the albums Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde On Blonde-"Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" and "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues".
If this is some compilation then you'll agree. A wonderful mix of later Dylan songs as well as old favorites plus a few extras thrown in to make a great double disc compilation. If you love the first volume, you will twice as love this one too.

Nine selections from the 50 plus years recording history of Bob Dylan. With the 1960's Bob represented by: "She Belongs To Me" "Don't Think Twice It's Alright" "To Ramona" "Boots Of Spanish Leather" and "It's All Over Now Baby Blue." With the first five tracks you are the witness to some golden age Bob. In the early 1960's the man only needed his acoustic guitar and harmonica with some instrumental backing to send out his message. "Lovesick" from "Time Out Of Mind" is here as a remixed version and also from that 1997 album is "Make You Feel My Love" and they are a tease from one of Bob's recent classic records. "Things Have Changed" and "Sugar Baby" are the last two tracks on this disc. The voice found on the last four selections is that of a man that has traveled down many roads over all the years but it's easy to get used to cos' this is DYLAN!

I play this one in the car and it has been there for a few months now. A mighty fine (and short) CD this one is.
FIVE STARS!!!

Bob Dylan Poster Bob Dylan Wall Poster Bob Dylan Art Home Decor Bob Dylan Music Print Bob Dylan Design Music Gift Medium (18x24) by undefined. Rated 99 out of 5 stars, with null ratings. Read more and check out similar items in the 'bob dylan' category.

Four stars for moment. Up date now below
Looks OK but the first song I went to play Lay Lady Lay is in the wrong key being C major the Dylan original version is in B minor I have needed to edit all the written music to the correct key.
The C Major version does not sound right at all.
I am hoping this is the only song scored in the incorrect Key .
Further to the above I have now discovered a Byrds cover was released in C major in playing along with the byrds track in C major the song does sound right , however I wish the score was written in the original Dylan key

It's one of those items you try to understand why the price is so low in comparison to others. The scents don't come close to what i expected each one I tried was just unusual scents that didn't blend well. As far as only foot/heel scrub it's acceptable. The texture is unpleasant for a hand wash. Everyone has their own taste so I don't want to leave an unkind review. I even tried the salt scrub instead of the sugar and it felt exactly the same way. Whichever it is the gritty ingredient does not disolve. Bought 4 and decided not to gift them or keep them. Couldn't quite get beyond the texture. It may exfoliate but so will sand. Much better products out there I do not recommend this one, sugar or salt.

Looks like a great product and works well using with car battery. I like the cables that are matched for the maxmum wattage and the build quality is impressive. I would have liked a more detailed instruction booklet that was specific to this inverter and the hardwire terminal feature. The inverter does not have USB outlets and only two three prong outlets along with the hardwire terminal.

Cheaply made not very visually nice at all. The story is mediocre with not many pictures. Very cleverly copied the brand "a treasure cove story" border line copyright as at first I thought it was that brand but when it arrived I felt like I had been conned. Will not buy any others out of this series its a good job my son is obsessed with marvel and thanos other wise I'd have been very dissatisfied.

Volume 6 of the Wolverine Epics (Volumes 1, 2, 8, 12 and 13 are already available at this point) takes us to 1992 and 1993, and by this point the character was already popular enough to have specials, spin-offs and guest appearances all over the place. Admirably, the Epics are trying to collate all of them into one place, but in the process the books do end up feeling slightly bitty, jumping around all over the place.

We kick off with Inner Fury, one of the aforementioned specials, which is fairly inconsequential but does feature some typically compelling Bill Sienkiewicz art. Then we get a few issues of the regular Wolverine ongoing, which focus largely on his relationship with Jubilee as they travel to the Savage Land and take on a rogue Sentinel. Then it's Killing, another special that again, does not really add that much to the character, featuring as it does the well-hashed struggle with Logan's propensity for violence.

Interestingly, we then get the Sabretooth miniseries, focusing on Wolverine's nemesis (although the man himself does guest-star) and deepening his ties to a couple of other characters as well as setting up his imminent appearances in the main X-Men book. Then it's one last special, Global Jeopardy, which is an interesting one - the story is once again inconsequential, but as it was a World Wildlife Fund charity book, every other page features a photo and facts on a wild species. It's notable as a curiosity, if nothing else.

And to wrap up the book, an issue of X-Men portrays the VERY consequential events of the Fatal Attractions crossover, returning to the Wolverine ongoing to show the aftermath. It still feels quite weighty, although very strange thrown in a book with all the other stuff.

Extras include a Swimsuit Special pinup, Marvel Age article on the events of the ongoing, and a couple of covers. There are certainly things to enjoy here - the Sabretooth mini and final story are genuinely interesting, and it continues to be great that the Epic Collections are so completist. Just sometimes, as here, it makes for a slightly odd reading flow. One to dip in and out of, perhaps.

I wasn't able to pick this Pop! up during the Comikaze but found it on Amazon, of course. The aftermarket price wasn't too bad, and I was able to order it and receive it quickly, even with the shelter-in-place chaos. The Pop! was delivered bundled with another order but the Pop! protector it was in did its job perfectly, protecting the Pop! inside.

Good

「山猫少年」
「信号」
「侵略者」
「白いライオン」
「デベソの達」
「鬼子母神の息子」
「二人目がいた」
「密室の少年」
「その子を殺すな！」
「クマ」
「霊のいる風景」
「帰って来たあいつ」
「笑い上戸」

注目作は「二人目がいた」。
復讐譚第二弾です。
しかし相手は余命幾ばくもない病気に伏せっていて…。

個人的なお気に入りは「笑い上戸」。
学生時代のブラックジャックの友情話です。
最後がもの悲しいですが、せめてもの救いがあるのがニクイです。

San antonio restera à jamais le plus grand auteur de polar dans son style si particulier. Je suis et resterai tjrs un grand fan de Frederic Dard

I am sorry that this beautiful story has had to come to an end! However, I am also happy to have shared in such an incredible adventure. This final book wraps up the entire story, bringing out the best in each of the characters -- even the not-so-loved ones -- and making you feel as if you are saying good-bye to old friends on the final closing of the back cover. Merry, Pippin, and Sam show their true valor as warriors; Frodo comes out heroic, passing the test of the Ring; Aragorn becomes a kind and wise King of men; and Eowyn becomes a hero in her own right, slaying the Witch King when no man can. The character development is what I love most about the Lord of the Rings trilogy. All the time, they are constantly growing, learning, changing, but what never changes is their love for each other and their purity of heart to do what is right.

My only complaint is that Tolkien can be quite wordy, as is characteristic for authors of his time, so sometimes the story seems to drag. However, if you take your time and truly savor his words, his imagery, the timelessness of the triumph of good over evil, it is well worth the read.

I rate 5 star because this books is able to engage reader till the end and it's never ending thrill makes this book a masterpiece.
When I grab this book and as I start to read I fascinate every time.
But at the start there is a lot more introduction and when it finishes drama begins. Sometimes I think that this is the suspense but it does not end till the last chapter.
One thing also i'll mention Dan wrote this book with lot of research of science and history which readers will love to read it.

trés bon livre comme tous les SAS. On aime ou on aime pas. Il colle toujours à l'actualité, de l'action, du suspense, un peu d'érotisme. Un cocktail bien rodé, mais qui fonctionne toujours. J'adore, j'ai toute la série. Le héros est attachant, on se prend au jeu

Para comemorar os 25 anos do lançamento do filme Jurassic Park, este box reúne os dois clássicos de Michael Crichton: Jurassic Park e sua continuação, o Mundo Perdido. JURASSIC PARK - Clássico da ficção científica e uma das mais importantes obras da cultura pop, Jurassic Park foi publicado originalmente em 1990. Atrelado a questões como bioética e teoria do caos, o romance apresenta um mundo no qual dinossauros recriados em laboratório se tornam atrações de um parque de diversões na paradisíaca ilha Nublar. O livro serviu como base para o roteiro do filme homônimo dirigido por Steven Spielberg três anos depois, consagrado como um dos maiores blockbusters da história do cinema. O MUNDO PERDIDO - Lançado em 1995, o Mundo Perdido se passa seis anos depois dos trágicos acontecimentos de Jurassic Park, girando em torno de expedições realizadas na ilha Sorna, o verdadeiro “centro de produção” das criaturas jurássicas. Agora, o matemático Ian Malcolm, sobrevivente do parque dos dinossauros, está em uma missão de resgate que pode custar sua própria vida. Seguindo o sucesso do anterior, o romance também foi adaptado para os cinemas, em 1997, com direção de Steven Spielberg, arrecadando cerca de US 618 milhões pelo mundo. Box com acabamento de boa qualidade, faltou apenas incluir algum brinde, talvez pôster, cards para tornar o item mais atrativo.

Secrets and lies are finally exposed! With the sixth book in her action packed Declan's Defenders series, Elle James brings us the conclusion of the series with DISRUPTIVE FORCE, and it does not disappoint!

C.J. Grainger brings a lot to this story line. She's a former trained assassin with the organization DeClan and his band of former Marines have vowed to take down for the part it played in John Halverson's death and the continued terror threat on US soil. She was kidnapped and trained to be a killer, but she has so much good in her heart. She's afraid of her own shadow right now, but something makes her know that Cole is the man to help when she needs it.

Cole McCastlain is familiar to anyone who has been reading along with this series and is a solid guy. It's clear to see from the beginning that he's drawn to C.J. and wants to help her stay hidden even when they need her to help them bring down the organization.

I highly recommend this book and the entire series to anyone who enjoys a fast paced thrill of a read with lots of action, lots of turmoil and a whole lot of heart. I have really enjoyed watching the guys fall in love and solve their mystery!

Stout periodically tried half-heartedly to get away from Nero Wolfe. The Tecumseh Fox stories try to combine Nero Wolfe's deductive genius with Archie Goodwin's derring-do in one character. However, Fox has neither the interesting eccentricities of Wolfe nor Archie's wit. Stout more nearly succeeded with the detective Alphabet Hicks, a disbarred lawyer (for honorable reasons, of course) who scratches out a living as a jack-of-all-trades, including detective work, and a fellow with more than a few eccentricities of his own including handing out the odd business cards (some of which are hilarious) that give him his name.

This plot concerns an inventor whose chief competitor seems to steal his research. He has no idea how, but suspects his wife. Hicks is engaged to resolve the matter. I tumbled to the trick of the plot just after I had read the relevant incident, mostly because it has become a cliché of so many mysteries. I'm fairly sure it was not at the time Stout wrote the book, and Stout managed to stir up enough dust to make me uncertain of my identification -- correct as it turned out -- of the murderer. However, I don't judge a mystery by whether or not the mystery keeps beyond my reach. I'm much more concerned with pace, humor, and character. In those respects, Stout is at his usual tops.

Believe this is one of his best. I enjoy all of them but think this is one of the best. Seems like Goodwin plays more of a part than in others. Very well written

まだ読んでいませんが浅見光彦シリーズはよく読んでいるので期待しています。

The frogs are very cute. However, I did not read former reviews and assumed I was ordering a small bag of frogs, not just 2 frogs (2 packs, 1 frog in each). So I received 2 packs, and one of the frogs was broken. This frog did make a very cute addition to my sons Harry Potter themed Bento. However, these frogs are a bit spendy. Having received one broken was a disappointment. I'm giving 3 stars because, all in all, it's a cute splurge item. I'm sure my son will love the wizard card inside too.

This is a real review. I am years of wearing Asics. I have noticed that in the last 2-3 years they are cutting the space of the interior of the shoe. They are not as wide, sadly. Notice the pic where I compare the Gel Noosa Tri 9 To this shoe. Shoes placed on their side. If you notice the gel 4 has a hard sew to the base of the shoe with a plastic design. The Tri 9 does not, Which allows the shoe to give more at the widest part of your foot! If the widest part of your foot is not a problem then you will have no problem with these shoes! I have a moderately wide foot and wish they had not sown that plastic all away down the side of the shoe. Color is very evident in the picture of the shoes lined up together. My shoes came pre laced and I loosened them considerably allowing more give to the widest part of my foot. The length of the shoe is exactly the same as the Tri 9. I wear an 81/2 shoe and a 9 boot but I order Asics shoes in a 10 M and length is good because I hate a cramped toe box. I have put 55 miles on these shoes and NO BLISTERS! ASICS is still my go to shoe!

A good product which has proven to be a fab addition to the Perry Jackson and Heroes of Olympic series

Purchased this cloak for a Halloween party and could not be any happier. I love this thing so much that I wish there were other appropriate venues at which I could wear it.

pft whatever more like two paragraphs, soooooo not worth it>:<. um... eight bucks, no thanks. just don't buy it. there should be a rating for zero star.

I am a veteran with knee, back and other chronic injuries. I like shoes that are comfy but can't wear Crocs (yes, I said, Crocs are amazingly comfy!!! They are!) So I found Cole Haans and never looked back. I put my own arch support insoles in, they are comfy, well constructed and you won't look like you're wearing your grandpa's shoes when you go to an office meeting. These ones are great! I polished these with some Saphir, and they look awesome!!! Fit wise, these are actually for some reason almost half a size larger than my other Cole Haans of the same size. Odd. But with my insoles and tightening the laces, no biggie!

I've gone through three copies of this book and never tire of it. The author is a French veterinarian, specializing in small animal work who has done an amazing amount of research into his subject. The photos and artwork reproductions are wonderful and worth spending time on. If you love dogs, this book should be on your coffee table or, even better, opened in your lap.

Before i bought this product i read some of the reviews first, and i would say that it was kinda true about the sounds its too loud so i put a tape on half of the speaker so it will lessen the noise, i think it has 12 different songs and i was kinda disappointed because it was too short, i think it will only play 2-3 mins each of its songs, but what i love in this product is that you can hit play and stop button, if your baby is awake and wants to play you can just press the green button i think and if your baby is sleepin just hit the red button to stop, i have the manual mobile crib so for me to save money i just bought this product so i will never get tired of turning over and over again if it stops. Overall i like this product because it affordable and i would likely to recommend this product to all parents.

It's a great figure but the lack of paint on the back (won't matter to a child) bothers me a bit as I am a collector. Also I have my concerns about the weapon being too big for the hands since they are small not to mention having all the Ninja Steel figures hold their weapons while in packing causes their hands to expand so they don't grip their weapons as well as expected but overall a great figure. :)

an actual demonic entity that uses human sleep paralysis as a gateway into our world.

the premise is good, it creates ambiguity and the idea of sleep paralysis is an original (?) plot device; certainly a welcome relief from ouija board and seance cliches.
the town's corrupt sheriff is apparently abducting children to save his own daughter or at the very least covering up their unearthly disappearances, and this is where the writing stumbles.
Basically the concepts presented to the viewer aren't that well developed or expounded upon.

Overall this is similar to the movie "Sinister" with Ethan Hawke which I highly recommend (5 stars), you really should watch that one instead, it's hands down worth the price of a rental or purchase.
Essentially in "Sinister", we're dealing with a very nasty and ancient Babylonian demon who corrupts the souls of innocent children and uses them to murder their respective families, the subtexts are also very well developed and serve to solidly underscore the main theme of the storyline.

Unfortunately the same can't be said of "Be Afraid".
The cinematography is a tad dark, literally, so it's hard to distinguish details in some important scenes, although this may have been intentional in order to create that atmosphere of mystery and doubt.

Some of the actors don't enunciate well enough for my tastes and the audio quality seems curiously deficient so closed captioning may be necessary for some viewers.

The film has it's moments but it's too episodic.
I must add a note of bemusement regarding a scene wherein the doctor is attempting to resuscitate his half-drowned wife; I've never seen such a lackadaisical depiction of CPR, it's almost comical.

You may never do your own car repairs after reading this book, but it is worth the read just to understand all the systems in your car and how they integrate to get you to work in the morning.
This book is written for all those people sitting in car repair shops dreading when the service rep calls out their name to deliver a prognosis on their car. You have no idea what they are talking about and feel like you're the only one in the waiting area that doesn't have a clue- so you just agree with what is said and tell them to "just do it" so you can get your car back.
Deanna takes the reader through each of the car's systems and clearly describes the purpose, process, and component parts associated with each one. She helps you be proactive with your car's maintenance so you can avoid costly repairs in the future.
Even if you just gain a basic understanding from each section, you can face your mechanic and ask intelligent questions, discuss possible alternatives, and prioritize work needed. For the most part, when mechanics see you making an effort to understand and participate in the discussion, they'll spend more time with you to explain the problem(s)- some will even take the time to show you what they are talking about on your car and provide you with options to proceed.
Knowledge is Power, but it also helps build mutual respect and trust where fear, doubt, and mistrust once dominated.

I bought a Nintendo Switch second hand locally through Facebook and it didn't include the power adapter for the dock so I immediately looked to Amazon for one and bought this one so we can use it on the TV ASAP. I've had it for a couple of weeks and it works just fine. Charges the Switch well, and provides enough juice for the dock so the signal can go to the TV. I will update this review at a later time to attest to its durability but so far I'm satisfied with my purchase.

Here's an update several months later (7/23): It's still holding up very well! I was expecting it to die out by now but this product seems to be of quality. Highly recommended!

All this time I thought I was alone living with my disposition. It turns out many people suffer from being huge and this book will give needed guidance on how to live with it. Offers great advice and is surprisingly well written. The best use I have found for it being single is to make sure it is on your coffee table and when a girl comes over make sure she sees it. This will give her a chance to save herself and step out if she feels she needs to before Godzilla destroys the city. The only problem I have with this book is that it is written for those who are huge but not mega huge…still it does offer me some universal advice and well worth the money. If you suffer from being huge you should pick up this book, you can learn to live a normal life and come out from the shadows as I have.

Pretty darn good! I will attach pics but I got this for my 85 pound working line Czech German shepherd (Read: Difficult) (xxl) and 10 pound cat (medium) and they fit pretty on point. The xxl can probably fit a dog up to 10 pounds heavier because it stretches well but It’s not easy getting the arms through...It’a a 2 person job. He is the most difficult animal in existence, so perhaps you won’t have such a hard time. The cat was easy and started purring immediately...He is easy like a Sunday morning in general though. He posed with it on for multiple shots and even wore his all day. The colors add perfect flair and arent too thick or stiff. Thankfully this isn’t the first time I’ve gussied up the lil man, who is actually the obedient one anyways. If I had to wash it, It probably wouldn’t last longer than a few washes....But for the price that’s perfectly fine. They will be wearing this for a few photos, although the cat play fought me to get it off. Excuse me, while I reassure the dog barking at the wind.

I didn't give it 5 stars because there could have been more to it. What ever kept those old timers in the country with all the difficulties is what I miss. People just are not as likley to stick it out today. The book is mostly about how hard it was but there must have been some redeeming benefits. Extreme freedom, unspoiled game country, unpolluted sunsets, no taxes, adventure. We can all make our own list, but what was it that made them stay?

Works like a charm! We have 4 dogs ,3 of which need regular haircuts. This makes it so much easier and quicker ! I would definitely recommend!

I have applied four of these to my phone. you need to be dead on EXACT to avoid any bubbles around the edge. the video and the system helps but getting it right is near impossible because the protectors should be a millimeter or two smaller because of the bevel. wouldn't be so bad if i were able to remove it without compromising the adhesive and retry. don't, trust me. went ahead and snapped one of my mistakes. very happy with how it turned out. went quite a ways before snapping and it held itself together still. good quality, difficult to place due to adhesive and sizing issues.my advice? live with some bubbles on the edges.

Schon fast wunderbar puristisch, diese Maschine. Espresso, Kaffee creme, Kaffee Americano, heisses Wasser - that's it. Die Mengen für jedes "Produkt" sind programmierbar sowie mit einer Taste für stärkeren Kaffee vorab einmalig mehr Bohnen pro Tasse wählbar. Design zudem ansprechend, Reinigung kein Problem. Ausserdem sind wir bei unserer Kaffesorte geblieben (nicht von Tchibo), hatten vorher einen weit teureren Vollautomaten. Und wir bleiben dabei, er schmeckt genau so gut.
Kleines, doch je nach Einbauküche wörtlich massgebendes Manko: das Befüllen des Wassertanks schränkt den Standort für "der Gerät" etwas ein: der Tank befindet sich hinten an der Maschine und wir nach oben entnommen. Gemäss Gebrauchsanweisung soll man auf keinen Fall Wasser einfüllen, während der Tank in der Maschine ist. Das bedeutet notwendiger Weise freien Luftraum über der Maschine von mindestens 53 cm, wenn man gerne pfrimelt. Mindestens 57 cm wenn man den Tank einigermassen ungestreift herausnehmen können will. Unter so manchem Küchen-Hängeschrank steht sie also sehr ungünstig, will man nicht zum Befüllen jeses Mal die Maschine komplett bewegen oder die Anweisung ignorieren (wodurch ja evtl. der Garantieanspruch flöten gehen könnte). Weshalb der Tank unbedingt entnommen werden muss steht nicht dabei. Nun ja, ich dachte, für manchen potentiellen Kunden wäre das gut zu wissen. Und dies ist auch mein Grund für einen Stern weniger. Da habem die Designer m. E. nicht zu Ende gedacht.
Was die Haltbarkeit des Gerätes angeht werde ich hoffentlich mindestens die nächsten 5 Jahre meine Rezension nicht ergänzen müssen.

These are some of my daughters favorite candies, I ordered this little bag to go with some other small gifts on her Birthday, the bag arrived intact but very beat up looking. Not what I expected to be gifting someone with. I gave them to her and apologized for their condition. She said that they were yummy and fresh, just beat up packaging.