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  • Klaus D. Heidrich - Great grill for high places!Living in Colorado, we have been grilling in Denver at 5,280 ft and Breckenridge at 9,600 ft for 30 years. This grill works great in our new diggs in Denver. We just cooked our first dinner, chicken thighs with German potato salad. The chicken was better than on all the charcoal and gas grills I have owned in the past. Really no flare ups and burned pieces. Anybody who ever grilled thighs knows about this problem when suddenly your entire charcoal (or gas grill for that matter) is up in flames. With this electric grill, the thighs came out crisp and nicely done, no burned edges!

    As to the assembly, it took me less than 45 minutes. The instruction, if you read them (!!!) were quite reasonable. The finished grill looke good and we will see how it holds up.
  • iron man - The Kindle Fire is the best tablet everMany people say that they may prefer this tablet over this tablet . In my world I prefer the Kindle Fire over any other tablet ever . In my review you will see why i make my choice .Call me a Kindle Fire fanboy but i dont care.The Kindle Fire desing is basiclly a black colored tablet with the power button , usb plug and headphones plug . The settings include volume , wifi and parental controls ( a faeuture that many parents say that it does not include ) among many other things . The space to add apps , videos , music and books in total is 6gb . While it may sound like very few room to add these things it is actually alot . But there is a chatch to getting free things on your Kindle Fire . You must add your credit card . If you are somebody that does not like giving this information away then you can do what i did : i went to you tube and saw a video that said that pen pal realsed " test credit card numbers " . You can choose from which ever of this numbers and it will work . But then comes another cathch . You can only get free apps . But if you are somebody like that likes free things then this wont be a problem . There is still cool apps . Some of them are Temple Run , Bad Piggies and pretty much every Angry Birds game . You should also consider joning Amazon Prime and this is why : you get hundreds of free movies and tv shows . This why I think the Kindle Fire is the best tablet ever . Hope that everybody gets and enjoys a Kindle Fire .
  • L. Russell - Great Buy.Having been an avid reader all my life, I wasn't really interested in a e-reader because I liked the "feel of having a book". However, after reading some reviews and realizing that while I liked holding a book, once I finished reading them, they only took up space until I gave them away. So, I decided to take the plunge and I'm glad I did. It's certainly not as bulky as some books and having access to the web is a great bonus. Much easier to see things on my Kindle than on my smartphone.
  • Sylvia Hall - Heart stopping again!Hard to put down, you want to know what the bad guys are up to next as it is very fast moving. Great to see the kids growing up but also scary as they are also in danger.

    Without giving away the ending I really can't wait for the next book in the series. Please make it fast.

    Definitely a book that Patterson followers need to read.
  • puzzleman - Superior work of artThe execution of Anne was full of power. I was there, and so moved I teared up. The entire end for all those poor souls was well-written. I felt sorry for all involved. And I admired Cromwell immensely. His composure, intelligence, and tact were amazing, yet his corruption was debatable.

    Many have complained of difficulty following conversations, and I agree they can be hard to follow. Usually, however, they are quite good. It's just a bunch of pompous Englishmen.

    And I find it interesting, actually despairing, that the same shananigans go on today in politics. Politicians and folks in power are artists themselves of duplicity and craftsmen when the law is in their hands.

    I think I'll reread Wolf Hall.