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I've used it to reinforce the end of a charging cable, and to form a clip for the same cable on the edge of my nightstand.. works as described. After kneading in my hands, they were feeling "low friction" for awhile, so don't handle this and then jump in the driver's seat of your car without a good wash.

I'm infuriate and utterly disappointed because I received a completely defective item and then to add insult to injury, the Amazon customer service team provided me with no reasonable assistance. The Flight Switch Panel was defective straight out of the box. My computer couldn't even read the device. It NEVER worked. And as I stated earlier, my conversation with Amazon costumer service was a complete waste of my money and my time.

Was a bit skeptical due to the price but this really is an outstanding device. Great hand feel and incredibly small form factor. Keeps charge for quite some time though I keep mine plugged in via USB. I am using it in home to broadcast audio to an older plasma screen and it has been a champion for months. Keen blue LED for you. Geezers like blue. Comforting.

This app is really good. Just set up your location and you will hear adan everytime. I am really satisfied. This is the best app on my kindle so far relating to quran and prayers. I 💖 IT.

This book has lots of unnecesary information in the biology section which not the focus of the newly formatted PCAT! The biology section and quantitative sections are very bad, the book does not cover all the areas needed, some topics are scarcely covered especially the CALCULUS SECTION and the biology section. This book does not prepare you for the new changes made to the PCAT EXAM. Kaplan is a rip off. I bought the book for my pcat and have regrets. I would not recommend this book, use DR. Collins

I'm the first to admit that I have a number of problems colliding with various objects in my day-to-day life, and while I have yet to discover that elusive all-in-one compendium, Captain John Trimmer's "How to Avoid Huge Ships" has absolutely filled the nautical gap. Whether it be a Panamax tanker in the fog or an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer bearing down on you, Trimmer leaves the reader with both the confidence and the know-how to pilot your dinghy or other small craft to safety. Neither creeks nor ponds nor lakes nor the great blue beyond will be too much for you to handle after settling down in your easy chair by the fire and plowing through this book.

Did not really get a chance to read, got too involved in school work. So who knows if this was a bad or outstanding book, so kept in the middle.