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Excellente démonstration de ce qui nous attend si une éthique ne s'impose pas rapidement.

Ich habe ehrlich gesagt etwas anderes erwartet. Ich hätte mir gewünscht dass es eine Anleitung für eine Kraftvolle Übung gibt. Wie zum Beispiel eine Zielvisualusierung. Oder eine Übung die Energie gibt für den ganzen Tag. So dass man dann diese Übung inmer am Morgen machen kann.
Ich dachte es handle sich um Übungen welche die gennanten Stars machen, als ihre Morgen Routine.
Ich empfehle dieses Buch nicht weiter! Bringt nichts, leider.

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People always tell me how awful Detroit is. As far as I am concerned though, the Motor City has always been a place of great memories since my childhood. From the Detroit Lions, Meeting Mr. Barry Sanders, Mr. Herman Moore, The Jacksons (remember 1983?) Mosque#1, the auto show, Ford Field, Berverly Hills Cop I, all those places to eat, Mowtown holds a special place for me. No matter where you go there are reminders of the Ford Motor Industry in the form of old buildings, factories, and other structures.

While the focus of this work is to discuss leadership reform in America, I found the contents to bring back many wonderful memories of my trips to the Motor City.

I believe this work should be a point of reference for all those attempting to rebuild aspects of inner-city life in America. An equally important aspect of "Unconventional Leadership," is the emphasis on diversity in the workforce, which needs to be cited.in light of the year 2016. There are many incredible insights given by the author which are of value.

Looking forward to the day the Motor City becomes new again and when that happens Ms. Schlichting will be there.

"We do not make changes for the sake of making them, but we never fail to make a change once it is demonstrated that the new way is better than the old way. we hold it as our duty to premit nothing to stand in the way of progress."

"Our invariable reply to "It can't be done" is "Go do it."

"One's own workers ought to be one's own best customers."

"In conclusion, I will state that it is my intention to go forward with plans for complete and credible hospital for the benefit of Detroit."

A great read. Learned some things I didn't know about Henry and Edsel Ford; some good, some not so good. As a native of Dearborn, Michigan, I grew up around the Ford empire. My Father was an employee at Ford, beginning his career at the Rouge and ending it some 40 years later at the Louisville, KY truck plant. Some of the stories he told are told again in this book, which validates the fact that my old man knew what he was talking about!
The book is, in my opinion, an accurate history of the period of time it covers. It confirmed other books I've read on the subject, which was why I purchased this book in the first place. I would recommend it to anyone who might be interested in the early history of the Ford Motor Company and the people who made it what it was ... and is today.

This t-shirt fit perfectly! I always wash a new article of clothing prior to wearing for the first time. I was pleasantly surprised to see that even after the initial washing, the shirt felt as soft as it did right out of the package. The color of the shirt did not bleed or fade and the fit was perfect after washing. This shirt was just what I was expecting. I am glad that I purchased this item

This book was funny, insightful and I couldn't put it down! Very entertaining!

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Early 1974's "Planet Waves" was the bridging album between the folky/country material of the late sixties/early seventies and the acoustic-driven rock poetry that was "Blood On The Tracks". It is also as emotionally complex as that album too, no lightweight country pie on here. It is an album that grows on you with each listen, as I listen to it now, I am thinking that the album is better than I had previously thought. The sound is excellent, by the way, unlike the rather harsh sounding "New Morning".

TRACK LISTING

1. On A Night Like This
2. Going. Going, Gone
3. Tough Mama
4. Hazel
5. Something There Is About You
6. Forever Young
7. Forever Young (fast version)
8. Dirge
9. You Angel You
10. Never Say Goodbye
11. Wedding Song

"On A Night Like This" is an energetic, swirling throwback to the days of 1966, with The Band on top form backing Dylan once again and his delivery enthusiastically upbeat. A beautiful, melodic, deep bass underpins the gorgeous "Going, Going, Gone". This is definitely a precursor to "Blood On The Tracks". It is a dignified, sombre track with a great sound to the backing on it. Robbie Robertson comes up with one hell of a guitar solo to finish the track. "Tough Mama" is a "Basement Tapes"-style bluesy romp, with Garth Hudson's organ blowing and circling around all over the place, like an idiot wind. "Hazel" with her "dirty blonde hair" is a love song from Dylan to another mercurial woman and most entrancing it is too. There are very slight shades of 1983's "Licence To Kill" in there somewhere, just before the "touch of your love" part. Dylan delivers a delicious harmonica too.

"Something There Is About You" has Dylan being nostalgic about the "old Duluth" of his youth. This is harmonica-driven blues rock song that wouldn't have sounded out of place on either "Blood On The Tracks" or, indeed, "Desire". Tracks like this remind one that Dylan hadn't really laid down anything this powerful since "John Wesley Harding" and possibly "Blonde On Blonde". Forget all that country twanging and folk odes, this was proper Dylan.

Talking of proper Dylan. "Forever Young" is next. Uplifting inspiring, heartbreaking. One of my favourite Dylan songs of all time. It never fails to get me all emotional. Superb. I remember seeing Dylan in concert with Mark Knopfler at the Hammersmith Odeon a few years back and Knopfler sang this as the encore, with Dylan sitting regally behind the keyboards. Mark turned to him to deliver the line "may your song always be sung" and the great man, just nodded, like The Queen waving to her subjects. A priceless moment. The faster version of the same song that comes next doesn't do it for me. The slow version is the definitive one, in my opinion. This slightly rockabilly version of it deprives of of its soul, its emotion. It should have stayed on the cutting room floor, maybe replaced by "Nobody 'Cept You".

Only Dylan could title his own song "Dirge". Here he is backed by Robertson, while he plays piano. It is a stark, emotions bared song that, at the time people presumed was about his marriage. Robertson's guitar is sumptuous and while the song is stark and bleak, it is no dirge. Listening to it, you realise "Blood On The Tracks" is on the way. "You Angel You" is a Band-style mid-tempo rocker. "If this is love give me more, more, more" pleads Dylan over another magnificent organ break. "Never Say Goodbye" starts with some searing guitar and is a beguiling, romantic slow burner, once again, it is very Band-like. It is so good to have Dylan back, listening to this. We had missed him. "Wedding Song" is a stark, acoustic guitar and harmonica love song that is in the "Blood On The Tracks" style.

There is no question that this is, by far, Bob Dylan's finest album since "John Wesley Harding". He was now entering a four year halcyon period, the third great one of his career.

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I have a lot of affection for this recording, a Colorado Dylan/Rolling Thunder Revue concert in Colorado broadcast on TV in 1976. I recorded it with a hand held mike off the telly, and I still have the tape. You may recall Bob and his band wearing knotted hankies on their heads. Some say the '76 Rolling Thunder was inferior to the tour of the year before. I actually think some of these versions are better than the Live 1975 ones. Also you get a rollicking 'I Pity the Poor Immigrant', simply the best ever version of that song. It's a bit like hearing Dylan backed by an augmented Crazy Horse at times. Ragged glory, indeed! PS What happened to 'Knocking on Heaven's Door'?

Note: There is another CD called 'Live in Colorado, 1976,' which seems to be identical to this.

My 5 year old grandson just loves hot wheels and looks forward to Grandma bringing him one each week. Amazon delivers them very quickly making a grandma and grandson very happy!

 These badges are really nice with a classy look. They look like they cost much more than what I paid for them. I like the magnetic holder so no holes poked in your clothes. I wore a heavy suit jacket and the badge stayed put with no problem.

I dislike the quantity restriction placed on this item. Really? Two boxes, guys? My cart looks like a sampler.

Disfrute leer cada página no podia parar me envolvía más y más.

This is one of Coelho's earlier works. with the events described occuring in the mid-80's. I believe that it has since been re-released under a different title. Pilgrimage...I think. It is written as a narrative with the author himself as the protagonist, similar to Valkyries. In a sense, it is a tale of the author comiming of age. Admittedly, the author was in his mid-30's if not early 40's when the events take place so it is not the usual coming of age tale. Rather, it deals with the struggle for spiritual maturity.
The story describes the author's pilgrimage across nothern Spain to Santiago de Compostela, an ancient route of Christian pilgrimage in Europe. He makes the journey with a mentor who is on his own spiritual quest. Much of the book describes various adventures and tasks that the author is given as learning experiences. Through this process of overcoming the obstacles in his path the author learns the meaning of humble service, true power, and emerges a wiser and more mature person as a result.
The book contains about ten meditations and spiritual exercises that the reader can do on his or her own apart from reading the story. The exercises are quite good on their own.
This tale doesn't have quite the magical quality of The Alchemist, even though the supernatural is a subtext throughout the story. However, it offers the reader a great deal and is well worth the time spent on it. It is a good book from a great author.

Death is the final “reveal.” It is the moment in which all our philosophizing, all our predictions, all our hopes and fears about the life hereafter and about “what dreams may come” are put to the test. It is the moment of truth.

At least that’s one way of looking at it.

Another way is what K. R. Watts presents in Parables from the Grave. From this perspective, all our reflections on death and the grave reveal instead something about ourselves and how we have chosen to live.

In twenty-two short tales, Watts explores religious, philosophical, scientific, and everyday musings about the end of life—and sometimes its beginning. As we follow the characters down twists and turns worthy of O. Henry, we are jostled and sometimes jolted into taking a closer look at the judgments we make about others, the choices we make for ourselves, and the values that we hold.

The stories are inviting and the characters engaging, but it’s not always a casual or easy read. Like true fairytales, this isn’t a book for children. The humor is sometimes light and sometimes dark. Some elements are uplifting while some—as the author states in the forward—are distasteful. Various plot twists make one smile; others are deeply troubling. But it is this interplay of light and dark and the contrast it provides that allows for the depth of personal reflection. One finds oneself reading a passage or story over again, putting the book down, and sitting back to ponder.

As with all things caught between light and shadow, my vision of the stories kept changing; it just wasn’t easy to decide which I really loved and which I really hated. Perhaps the explanation for this lies in the chapter that begins “Plato was essentially right about everything.” For Plato was also famous for quoting his teacher’s words, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Parables from the Grave invites us to take a look at ourselves, and self-examination is never an easy task.

G. L.

This is the 7th book by Louis L'Amour I've read. All are great, see my reviews. INMO he is the best western author. Sadly Louise L'Amour past away in 1988.

This collection of four of his novels is magnificent, complete and unabridged. The Chatham River Press edition in leather is really nice for our family library.

All the novels are fast paced,well written with no boring parts. If you like reading about the wild west, cowboys and Indians, gunfighting, fist fighting, lust for gold, ranching, cattle rustling, finding the pretty girl, etc these books are for you. The first novel was The Tall Stranger... excellent. I already bought this novel separate and reviewed it so read my review.

Next novel is Kilkenny an ultra fast gunman who does not look for trouble and only wants to be left alone. He builds his own ranch in a Whispering Wind canyon...beautiful. There is a big rancher trying to get all the land from all the small ranchers. Uses hired guns and resorts to murder. Of course there is the traditional beautiful girl for our hero Kilkenny. I wont ruin it for you. Just say a 5 star novel.

Hondo is the next novel and Louise L'amour's first and so far his best. Magnificent character development. I can really gain empathy and liked Hondo an Army scout that for a while lived with the Apache. He meets a pretty young mother with a six year old boy named Johnny that have a ranch that is partially runned down surrounded by Indians. The woman's husband is a bum that abandoned them and left them to fend for themselves surrounded by hostile Apache. What a low life! The chief Apache becomes blood brothers with the little boy but there is the evil second in command Indian. Good Hondo to the rescue. I won't ruin it for you. Louis L'Amour uses magnificent character development, desert description and survival skills . Another 5 star novel. My favorite so far.

Next novel Showdown at Yellow Butte was very interesting to me personally. In the beginning of the novel the outlaw Black Jack Ketchum is briefly mentioned and is to be shortly hanged. My wife and I visited Black Jack Ketchum's grave in Clayton NM. His was the last hanging in New Mexico. Black Jack was a big heavy man. The hanging went bad and his head was severed from his body by the rope. True story. Now back to the novel. A group of men are trying to get squatters off of land to make a profit. But the group lies to our hero and says its swamp land an not inhabited. The squatters have homes on the land and fight. Lots of killing and double crossing by the group members. Of course our hero finds a pretty girl. Another 5 star novel.

So far all Louis L'Amour's books have been great. If you like western fiction you will love this book. A great book for our family library. Highest rating 5 stars plus.

今回も安定しておもしろかったです。

主人公は相変わらずの女性恐怖症、なのになぜかちょっとモテる。
それを支えるしっかり者の妹。

加えて今回は石津さんのキャラがすごく生き生きとしていたのがよかったです。

ストーリーではホームズが大活躍します。
どこでどうつながるのか？一見難しそうな事件のトリックがホームズの助けによって明らかになります。

つんとしていて知らんぷりしてそうでやるときゃやる、ナイス猫です。
せっかく猫がたくさん出てくるのだから、前回みたいに他の猫との絡みがあったらもっとよかったなー。

These 3-in-1 books have been really great. I have no issues with the paper quality and the content is great, but there is an odd print error in the fifth printing of this fifth volume. Page 273 to page 280 are from the sixth volume of the 3-in-1 books, and page 281 to 288 are missing entirely (see pictures). This comes to 16 total missing pages of content that are supposed to be in this volume.

"FOR SPECIAL SERVICES" by John Gardner

THE GOOD NEWS: Bond is back, better than ever!
THE BAD NEWS: SPECTRE is back too, and so is Blofeld. Not Ernst Stavro Blofeld, mind you, whom 007 most definitely killed back in "You Only Live Twice," but an relative/heir apparent of his. But who is it? Is it Markus Bismaquer, a caricature-ish combo of Boss Hog, Foghorn Leghorn, and J.R. Ewing (only this time an ice cream tycoon, not an oil man) rolled into one? Or is it Bismaquer's sidekick, the Skeletor-lookalike Walter Luxor? Or....?

MORE GOOD NEWS: Leiter is back too....this time as in Felix Leiter's lovely ans coquettish daughter Cedar, an up-and-coming CIA operative in her own right.

This was the first-ever John Gardner 007 novel I ever read, back in 1988 at the tender age of 12, and after all these years, even with the Cold War being long over and thus rendering the storyline dated, it is still rollicking entertainment, with the action, adventure, humour, and sexy women one has come to expect from a Bond story. Is it realistic? No, but then again, you don't read a 007 novel (or watch a 007 film) for realism, you read it precisely for the outlandish escapism!

RANDOM STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS (and noteworthy passages):

--p. 3: "A little earlier, James Bond had been reclining, apparently relaxed and at ease, in an aisle seat on the starboard side of the Executive Class area of Flight BA 12." Is Executive Club what BA used to call Business Class/Club World back then?

Did SAS actually perform Air Marshall equivalent duties at one time?

--p. 5: "A statuesque blonde stewardess." Ah yes, the pre-PC days (1982 in this case), when you could still get away with "stewardess" as opposed to the non-gender-specific "flight attendant."

--p. 6: "The stewardess, still clutching a Model II Ingram submachine gun, in the swirl of smoke, lay sprawled on her back," Doesn't the word "sprawl" specifically mean face-down as opposed to face-up?

--p. 7: "Bradbury Lines, 22 S.A.S. Regiment’s base near Hereford." Hmm, I've seen many references to Hereford, but not Bradbury Lines. (Perhaps better known as Stirling Lines? It's been since relocated to Credenhill.)

--p. 15: Was this python inspired at all by the one belonging to Hugo Drax in the "Moonraker" film?

--p. 19: HK VP-70! (Gardner forgot the "z" designation after the "0," though.)

--p. 22: "Bond thought of the other women who had played such a decisive role in his Service career: Vesper Lynd, who, in death, had seemed moulded like a stone effigy; Gala Brand, now Mrs Vivian, with three kids and a nice house in Richmond (they exchanged Christmas cards but he had never seen her again after the Drax business); Honey Rider; Tiffany Case; Domino Vitale; Solitaire; Pussy Galore; the exquisite Kissy Suzuki; his latest conquest, Lavender Peacock" Aahh, what a trip down Memory Lane, Bond Girl-style!

--p. 39: "Sharing a bottle of Dom Pérignon ’69." Cheers!

--p. 50: "the vast twin towers of the World Trade Center dwarfing everything else." Well, that passage right there certainly renders the novel dated!

--p. 52: "small, snub-nosed S & W ‘Highway Patrolman’ with the four-inch barrel and spare ammunition;" Um, a 4-inch barrel is considered standard length for a revolver, Mr. Gardner, not a snubnose!

--p. 75: "A compartment slid open to reveal the large Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 Magnum"....."One properly placed bullet from this magnificent, single-action revolver could wreck an engine." Even if it could, a single-action as opposed to a double-action revolver isn't a very technologically or tactically sound choice. Why not go with a Redhawk or an M29 instead?

--p. 80: "Bond asked for a very large vodka martini —shaken, not stirred —giving her the precise instructions." Aahh, just like ol' times, 007!

--p. 179: "But now Bond again made a silent vow: anyone remotely connected with the original Blofeld would also pay. The light of his own happiness had been extinguished without compassion. Why, then, should he show compassion now?"

--p. 209: "U.S. Air Force Base, Peterson Field, Colorado." The correct label would be Peterson AFB, Colorado.

--p. 230: "'‘Hate the muck, sir. I can’t even look at it.’" WTF? I could've sworn in earlier editions of the novel, the word used was "sh*t" instead of "muck."

CENTRAL CASTING: Roger Moore (RIP) as Bond, Wayne Newton as Mazzard, Joe Don Baker (or John Candy, RIP) as Bismaquer, Ian McDiarmid (the Emperor Palpatine actor) as Walter Luxor, Maria de Medeiros or Mirelle Mathieu (she'd have to grow her hair out, though) as Nina Bismaquer

My son loves collecting these Funko Pop Characters. Love the variety and the detail on each character. They are perfect for him and his collection obsession. We enjoy looking for the different characters and expanding what we already own. Its amazing how many different options there are.

Note, these are definitely a collectors item and not for normal play. My younger son (age 4) got a hold of one character and broke the head off in about 1 minutes.

Pro:
This costume is very reasonably priced in comparison to others we found online.

Cons:
While we went off the size charts from Imagine Costumes, this was way too small. This costume is clearly not meant for any long term use. The scarf is printed on only one side, and it's polyester (it was hard to tell in the photos, but we thought it was a real scarf, which would have made the product a great price in comparison to the others).

The tie is not an actual tie, which probably won't matter to most kids, but my son wanted a real one. It was sloppily tied with an elastic band that you'd put behind your shirt sleeve.

The fastener to attach the robe together is VERY small Velcro, and it didn't even connect properly on my one try.

Will be returning.

I absolutely love the 5 Star line of Funko figures, they are so stinking cute, and the little accessories they come with are adorable too. I bought Harry, Ron, & Hermione, and have set up this little Herbology trio in my window garden! I did use a little bit of sticky poster tack to keep their ear muffs from falling off, and might even use some to secure their feet to the shelf. They're a little top heavy with the giant heads, lots of hair, AND ear muffs! But my plant area is a bit more high traffic than a regular display shelf, since I still have to water my plants.

Dragunity Aklys was once a very popular Dragunity Tuner, second only to Dragunity Phalanx. Aklys could be used to easily bring out a bigger Dragunity monster, such as Dragunity Arma Leyvaten. It could also combo with Dragunity Militum as an easy way to make a Level 6 Synchro Summon, or with Dragunity Legionnaire as a quick and easy way of destroying enemy cards. Aklys has since fallen out of favor, as Dragunity sought to streamline itself, focusing on Dragunity Dux and Phalanx. With the printing of other cards, such as Dragunity Divine Lance and Dragunity Couse, deck space for Aklys is tight. It is still certainly possible to incorporate Aklys, and some may still recommend it. I personally use a copy, and while it isn't a key card in the deck like Phalanx, running it is still justifiable.

I bought this book because I had heard that PACKT was pretty good at showing plethora of examples which was true. What made me purchase this copy was that on their website it says by purchasing the book you have access to downloading a PDF version as well which is great when you're traveling and studying on the go. However, their actual website as of 5/27 does not allow for the PDF download but an "Online Interactive Access". While that's helpful we don't "always" have access to the internet and makes it for big inconvenience. Getting ready to return the book as this is blatantly false advertisement.

Some of the scenes were shot good, some of the scoring was ok. a lot of the acting was good but so many of the scenes were boring and should have been edited to make them shorter and so much of the scoring sucked to the extreme, so boring, a lot of the dialog could have been way better, i mean this thing pretty much sucked, but it could have been cool if they made the scoring cool and shot scenes better and made the pace of the movie good etc,.

I’ve been looking for a good charging dock for a while. The reason I don’t go for wireless ones or those that have built-in battery is because they tend to cater for iOS in mind (maybe with 1 Android). I need to be able to charge not only my Apple products but also powerbank, which is greatly omitted when designing the dock. This bamboo station dock let me insert my own usb dock and allow me to play around with the configuration. The compartment for the usb dock and cables is a bit tight, but that’s understandable since I like the overall size. I wrap my original Apple Watch cable around the usb dock in order to fit it in. The dock comes with 3 lightning cable, 1 android cable and 1 C-type cable. One of the Apple cable has the head just enough to fit through the AirPods charging hole, so make sure you reserve that for it. Bamboo material lacks the high-tech feel but does look more organic. The hole for Apple Watch charger fits perfectly. Overall I’m very satisfactory with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone who’s looking for a more carefree charging dock

When I received these pajamas, I thought about returning them. The top is shiny and looks more like fur than fleece. However, I wanted new Christmas pajamas, and I couldn’t find any that I liked better at a price I was willing to pay. Plus, the bottoms are a really cute print. When I put them on Christmas Eve, I was so glad I decided not to return them. They are the softest pjs I’ve ever had! They feel so comfortable and cozy! They do run a little small. I usually wear a medium and they either fit perfectly or are a little big. On these, the pants are a little on the small size, although not so small that they feel uncomfortable. If you’re deciding between two sizes, or are bigger on the bottom, I would definitely go up a size.

I am giving this four stars because although it is very nice and very well made it is not actually pink like it shows in the pictures on Amazon. I bought it for my daughter's bedroom which is all pink and gray but it does not match any of the pink in my daughter's bedroom. It is a light coral color. I am posting a picture with this review that shows the light Coral rug up next to an actual pink blanket so you can tell the color difference.

Ich habe die Maschine zum Angebotspreis von 299 € bekommen. Dadurch beeindruckt die Maschine mich natürlich mehr, als es zum Vollpreis der Fall wäre. Dennoch handelt es sich nach mehrwöchigen Dauerbetrieb um eine solide Kaffeemaschine ohne größere Mängel. Der Geschmack überzeugt, obgleich dieser in Abhängigkeit zur Bohne steht. Die unterschiedlichen Stärkegrade könnten ausgewogener sein. Bei meinen Bohnen (LaVazza, Stärke 4) genügt in der Regel die kleinste Einstellung. Mehr als 2/5 kann ich mir beim besten Willen nicht vorstellen.
Die von vielen bemängelte Größe des Wasserbehälters ist für Einzelpersonen oder Zweipersonenhaushalte kaum störend. Die Wasserwarnung kommt früh genug, das Wiederbefüllen ist einfach und dauert aufgrund der geringen Größe auch nicht lange.
Die Verarbeitung wirkt edel und stabil. Die Aluminiumfront ist ansehnlich. Leider wirken die Tasten kurzlebig, sind etwas wacklig und haben einen merkwürdigen Druckpunkt. Der Wasserauffangbehälter ist leider etwas flach. Beim Transport zum Waschbecken muss man sich bemühen, nichts zu vergießen.
Der Capuccinatore erfüllt seinen Zweck beim Aufschäumen von (Soja-)Milch bisher gut, die Reinigung fällt leicht.

Pro:
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-> Niedriger Preis.
-> Edeles, schlankes Design.
-> Geschmack.
-> Bedienung.

Contra:
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-> Kleiner und zu flacher Wasserauffangbehälter.
-> Wacklige Tasten.

Fazit: Bei der Einsteigermaschine von Melitta wurde scheinbar an den richtigen Stellen gespart. Nicht der Geschmack oder die Funktionalität leidet unter dem niedrigen Preis, allein der Komfort ist geringer als bei höherpreisigen Automaten.

I was skeptical about if an air purifier really works and makes a difference. After having the Elechomes P1081 for a little over a week all I can say is it really does improve the air quality. We have two large dogs that shed a lot and it helps with the dander also I have noticed that I am not as stuffy when I wake up in the morning. We bought the Elechomes P1081 with the idea to see if air purifiers are worth it and if so we would buy a large one, but after using this one and being happy with it we will just buy one for every room in the house because it has worked out well for us and its really quite. I now enjoy waking up without itchy eyes and a stuffy nose, a must have for a babies or kids room. This has been a good buy.