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The pottery cool studio is a great idea! What a cool thing to be able to do pottery in your home as a kid! So A+/5 stars for awesome idea. The actual product is much less cool than the idea though. We must keep in mind that this is an inexpensive kid toy so how much can we really ask for? Having said that, the "wheel" is mostly useless as if you put any pressure on it it stops. How are you supposed to mold clay with no downward pressure? I couldn't do it and my six year old certainly couldn't. The projects don't have excellent directions either. Like the smartphone speaker tells you to cut out a hole big enough for a phone but doesn't say where or what part of a phone. I don't know a kid who could figure this out on his/her own. It also seemed like the clay should have been baked or something which the directions did not say to do. It remained somewhat soft after a looooong drying period (48+ hours). In the end it still gets 3 stars because the kids can make some cool projects and had a lot of fun doing them. So try it out with your older kids and make some "cool pottery!" (I received this product for free in exchange for an honest review)

Long Time subscriber, now ex. They fired Jean Jennings, Ezra Dyer (No relation), and the others which made this a unique magazine.

I have read or listened to fifty books on nutrition and health and this is one of the very best. I have listened to it going on my 3rd time right now with new things I have missed. The author explains how we have been fooled by the government and the drug companies and our own doctors to accept prescription medicines for everything and endure the side effects of failing health when either no prescription was necessary or a natural supplement without side effects was far better than the chemical produced in a lab. Best of all, Shane Ellison is a chemist who worked for a big pharmeceutical company and knows what he is talking about. Read this book and change the way you think about your health.

I'm only less than 1/3 into the book but I do like the history of Lucy and Desi. I've always been a Lucy fan. I didn't rate it 5 stars because I get lost in some of the history...maybe it's just me but seems like it jumps around a little but I'm still enjoying it.

Okay, here's a two day's in use snapshot of my take on things so far. Let me first begin by saying that I agonized over the decision to 1) buy this particular laptop, and 2) give a Chromebook a shot. I knew it was going to be a leap of faith abandoning my Microsoft heritage, and hopefully this helps some of you make an educated decision. Unlike many other reviews, I am a very capable user, and this was for me, not my daughter/mother/father. I still have my uber powerful desktop, as well as my wife's Acer budget laptop (full size) for comparison.

Works great with my Galaxy S7. I really prefer wireless charging because it preserves the connector used for charging and data transfer. This wireless charger lights up blue when it "senses" you have placed a device upon it. The light goes off a few seconds later. My phone also lights up when it comes into contact with the charger. Both of these indicators let you know that you have the phone centered on the charger and that the charging process has begun. Honestly, it was money well spent. Won't go back to wired charging unless I have to.

I've been using this stuff to get the old moldy smell out typewriters and typewriter cases. Works like a charm and doesn't leave much residue if you avoid too much over-spray on the metal/rubber parts (goes on the felt/insulation where the mold is). Highly recommended.