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You've recently purchased a new car and you're obsessed with keeping it clean. After all, you don't want your car to end up looking like most used cars: dusty, full of crumbs, and with coins stuck to the beverage tray. A new car is much easier to maintain because you're starting out with a spotless vehicle that doesn't have any nagging problems, like rusting or upholstery tears. If you incorporate the following tips into your car maintenance routine, your car will feel brand new for years to come. REGULAR MAINTENANCE IS KEY: The car manual will outline the different things you need to do to keep your car running smoothly. It will also tell you how often you should perform those tasks and with what type of fluid. The most common maintenance tasks are: - Checking the oil level at least 4 times a year. - Checking the brake fluid level regularly, especially if you notice a difference in the brake pedal. - Checking the automatic transmission fluid once a month - Having the engine cleaned every one to two years - Refilling the antifreeze/coolant fluid regularly - Refilling the windshield washer fluid regularly - Checking your tires regularly KEEP IT TIDY: - Keep a small plastic bag in the car for trash and dispose of it every week. If you don't let trash accumulate in your car, it will be easier to keep the interior clean. - Use a UV resistant car cleaner to wipe down the dashboard, the steering wheel, the inside door panels and any other hard surfaces. This should be done weekly; it will keep these areas clean and it will provide UV protection in the sunlight. - Clean up any spills as soon as possible to prevent mold and bad smells. - Avoid eating or smoking in your new car but if you must, be attentive to bits of food that drop to the floor or cigarette flints that fly off within the car. GIVE YOURSELF SPACE: - Avoid parking in tight spots. Even if you don't tap the other car's bumper as your parking, there's a good chance other drivers will bump into your car while trying to get out of a tight space. - In a parking lot, choose a space that has empty spaces on each side. This will lessen the possibility of your car brushing other cars as you enter the parking spot. - Park in well lit or common areas. Leaving your car in a dark alley will increase the chance of a break in and of your car being stripped; it can also put you in a dangerous situation when you get to your car. LISTEN TO YOUR DASHBOARD WARNING LIGHTS: If a dashboard light stays on, refer to your car manual to diagnose the problem. Most car manuals have an illustrated page at the end that shows dashboard symbols and their possible meanings. Whatever you do, don't ignore the light because even if the car is functioning normally, it's just a matter of time before it will fail in some way or brake down. Most problems, such as a low oil level, can be fixed quite easily if they're addressed as soon as the dashboard warning light goes on. CHECK YOUR TIRES: Checking your tires regularly will make driving both safer and more fuel efficient. - You can check the tire pressure with an inexpensive tire pressure gauge. Remove the valve cap on the tire and place the tire gauge onto the valve; watch the tire gauge for a reading. Your car manual or a label on the inside of the driver's door will tell you how much tire pressure you should have; add air to match that number. - Have your wheels aligned and balanced every year or when you buy new tires. You can check the tread wear by comparing the inner tread of the tire to the level of the tread markers; if it's lower than the tread markers, the tires need to be replaced. You can also check the tread wear using the penny test: put a penny with Abraham Lincoln upside down into a tire groove and if the tire tread is lower than the top of Lincoln's head, the tires need to be replaced. FIX DENTS AND CRACKS AS THEY HAPPEN: A small crack in your windshield doesn't have to mean a full windshield replacement if you have it repaired as soon as you notice it. If you let it go, the crack will expand and it will then become a safety hazard if it affects your view. Similarly, a scrape or a dent on the body of the car can easily morph into a rusty spot. It's best to have the car fixed professionally but you can use fill in pens on smaller areas. Buying a new car makes it easier to keep your car in top condition but these tips apply to all cars. Many drivers focus only on their insurance coverage and on driving safely, and they neglect the car itself. If you take the time to check your car for things like leaks and low fluid levels, you can prevent unnecessary damage and costly repair bills; you can also keep your car in excellent condition for many years. Have a fun and safe time on the road, and visit us to find the best deal on the insurance coverage you need. Get money-saving tips, affordable auto insurance rates and helpful advice about automotive coverage from Auto Insurance Rates Direct today. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/1920336
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MistyNightWind wrote:Saille- I may get back to you on those bach remidies, I'll see how I am these next few days.
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I have finally figured what I think triggered my feeling this way. And July yes you're right I guess there is no point in telling myself I 'should' feel differently cos at the end of the day I don't, but I think I've got to the root(s)...it's just what to do with them?
Nicholaas wrote:Get out and exercise; do something that affirms and reminds you that you are alive and the world is beautiful.
Nightfalls wrote:i randomly get depressed or feel like something inside is keeping me from being happy. My friends call it my man period lol. eventually it goes away tho.
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The idea is to debrief until you feel more comfortable with the issue. So, you could try thinking about it and how it affected you. Then try thinking if there are any other ways of looking at it; how would an outsider have seen it it, how would anyone else involved have seen it? Break it down until you find the most difficult bit, then maybe try to express how it makes you feel in different ways - writing, art, in meditation, with movement. Get it to flow through you and really allow yourself to feel the emotions, and then release.
do something that affirms and reminds you that you are alive and the world is beautiful.
I cannot expect to only experience my spirituality with a happy mind
If I entertain dreams of grandeur, imagine that I will one day be entirely free, I will crash harder the next time
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OKThis book is a bit lighter than my usual fare, but I was absolutely charmed by it. If I lived in Edgcumbe-St.-Mary, I think I'd be in love with the major, too. It's the gentle tale of a widowed retired major who is grieving for his recently-deceased brother when friendship blooms with Mrs. Ali, the widow of a Pakistani shopkeeper. Friendship inevitably turns into stronger affection--but what will the members of the club say (let alone the major's son, a broker schmoozing his way up the corporate ladder)? And will the major ever succeed in reuniting a pair of Churchill shooters given to his father by a maharaja and divided between his sons at his death? Much of the novel centers on conflicts between the "older generation" values of the major and the new values of "progress." Mrs. Ali, too, has conflicts with her own beliefs and the traditional Islamic values of her husband's family. But all is not so serious--particulary due to Major Pettigrew's wonderful wit (which often goes over the heads of others) and some delightfully comic scenes.
A beautifully written novel, the first in Barker's "Regeneration Trilogy" (the third volume won the Booker Prize). Set in a war hospital in Scotland during World War I, the story revolves around several patients and physicians, including the poet Siegfried Sassoon. After serving honorably, Sassoon wrote an anti-war statement, which he asked an MP to read in session. His friend and fellow officer Robert Graves, knowing that Sassoon would be facing a court martial, claims the statement was due to battle fatigue and has him sent to Craiglockhaven for treatment. Dr. Rivers's task is to get Sassoon to agree to return to the front. Other patients include the young poet Wilfred Owen and Billy Priot, a young man who can't eat after having been blown into the decomposing body of a German soldier. A fascinating look at the social pressure put on young men during the war, as well as the effects of the war on people and relationahips and of the treatment of the psychological scars it caused.
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Wednesday, 5 October 2011
October 5th: 'Bits n Bobs' American Soda Selection
Nabisco Chips Ahoy! Chewy
Kcal 120 Fat 6.0g Fat(sats) 3.0g Carbs 17.0g (per 2 cookies)
It was only a few weeks ago that I posted my review of the original Nabisco Chip Ahoy! where I concluded that for store bought cookies they weren't a 'half bad option'. Following that review, several JCM readers requested I try the Chewy variant that had recently been added to the AmericanSoda website ...... wollah ... :D
AmericanSoda kindly provided me with a 396.0g pack that included around 30 or so cookies which were contained in a red coloured resealable foil pack. In hand, these Chewy cookies were smaller in size and and softer to touch though we had no issues of crumbling which one might have expected. Taste wise these delivered broadly the same experience to the original variant cookies, though one of my co-workers commented that they tasted more chocolatey as the number of chocolate chips was maintained despite the smaller size. As promised the cookies were softer in texture, and melted very nicely to give what I thought was more pleasant mouth feel. To be frank these didn't offer much differentiation from a typical Chips Ahoy! experience, however if you are one of those people that likes to change things up every now and then you could have some fun to be had with these.
7.8 out of 10
Marshmallow Fluff Vanila
Kcal 60 Fat 0.0g Fat(sats) 0.0g Carbs 15.0g (2 tsp - 18.0g)
I honestly can't tell you how much fun I've been having with this stuff :D Indeed for the past week or so I've been experimenting with all different manner of food/drink stuffs trying to find the optimal situation for use of this dexterous ingredient. I present to you vanilla flavoured Marshmallow Fluff - 'a very sweet, spreadable, marshmallow-like confection' (according to Wiki).
With great difficulty you will be able to make out the marshmallow based substance piled on to my spoon in my photo above. As you can hopefully see, this was spoon-able mallow substance that can be used in a number of different ways. I tried it with ice cream, yoghurt, crackers, biscuits, milk, coffees etc ... you name it I stuck Fluff on it. Most the time the Fluff added a startling sugar hit to the taste, though as promised it did also bring a hint of vanilla which made it more than just a sugary gloop. By far and away the best usage of this Fluff came when making the famous American 'Fluffernutter' aka for me here toast with peanut butter and fluff. The salty sweet combination was quite the experience - definitely not a 'have everyday' sort of experience, but more a once or twice a year special occasion sort of pleasantness. If you like your sweet food ingredients you need to make sure you have a jar of Marshmallow Fluff in your cupboard just for when you need that extreme junk food indulgence snack.
7.0 out of 10
Moon Pie Double Decker Chocolate Flavour
Kcal 300 Fat 7.0g Fat(sats) 5.0g Carbs 55.0g
I was delighted this month to finally lay hands on to one of America's most commonly referred to pop culture snacks the Moon Pie. Moon Pies have always been one of those things that I knew existed and heard talked about a lot in US TV programming, however until this time I had never tried one myself. After pulling a few American Soda strings I finally got my opportunity to put this straight.
According to Wiki a Moon Pie 'is a pastry which consists of two round graham cracker cookies, with marshmallow filling in the center, dipped in chocolate or other flavours'. The Moon Pie I managed to lay hands on was of the 'Double Decker' variety, which as you can see, double up the Graham Cracker and marshmallow layers. The presentation of the pie was a little iffy, though I have given it the benefit of the doubt considering how far it travelled. What was blindingly evident however was the thickness (or lack of!) of the chocolate layer - it was frankly a non-existent aspect of the taste and got lost in the cracker and marshmallow elements. Speaking of which both the cracker and marshmallow constituents were hardly the most flavoursome in isolation, however together they combined for a fair salty biscuit wafer and sweet mallow synergy which meant it at least offered a token taste. To be honest I was expecting a little more from such a highly talked about snack - I think I may need to do a redux-review later down the line.
6.2 out of 10
Kellogg's Pop Tarts S'mores
Kcal 200 Fat 5.0g Fat(sats) 1.5g Carbs 36.0g (per pastry)
No AmericanSoda feature would be complete without a Kellogg's Pop Tarts flavour review, and today we finish off with this S'mores flavour. AmericanSoda have one of the biggest ranges of Pop Tarts here in the UK with nearly twenty different flavours on offer - See HERE. I'm sure you will all be amazed at the amount of variety they have in the US compared to just the two Chocolate and strawberry flavours we have here.
If any of you are thinking that the sound of a 'chocolate and marshmallow filling inside a chocolate-icing topped graham cracker pastry' sounds rather familiar then the chances are you previously tried the Pop Tarts Choco-Mallow we used to get here in the UK. I used to have them as a kid myself, so everything from the appearance to the toasted aromas felt very nostalgic and took me back to my childhood and getting ready for school in the mornings. With memory Lane affections put to one side I tried these in two forms frozen (thanks for the tip Marvo! See HERE) and toasted. Unlike my 'Impulsive Buy' blogger friend I have to say I much preferred these when they were toasted as they the chocolate flavour hit cut through the sugaryness of the marshmallow and icing with greater effect. When frozen I didn't feel like I got the savoury cereal balance from the pastry, and the bran saltiness seemed greater when heated providing superior balance. I would rate this S'mores flavour as up there with some of the better Pop Tarts.
7.8 out of 10
72 comments:
- Tricky said...
I was aware that Chips Ahoy came in different flavours but I never knew that they did this chewy kind. Are they new or something? I just find it a little odd as the american cookies are one of the things I keep an eye on. Speaking of which ... Jim Triple Stuff Oreos dude!! Make sure we see the JCM ruling on them please.
- October 05, 2011
AmericanSoda don't have the biggest or most up to date stock but I think their rates are some of the best I have seen on the internet? You change around american suppliers loads dont you J. Whose the best out of all the ones you have associated yourself with?
- October 05, 2011
Ooooh as soon as I get paid im buying some of those chewy cookies they look lush.
- October 05, 2011
- Alicia said...
This is post alone reveals why America has an obesity problem lol. There isn't a single grain of nutritional usefulness in any of these products today. You can look at all of them and say hand on heart that they are all junk food in its purest form.
I dont want to get on my high horse or anything but these are all typically american lol. - October 05, 2011
How have you managed to review so many american foods yet not reviewed just straight up chocolate chip pop tarts!?
Sort it out man!!! - October 05, 2011
- Ian said...
You just gave me the biggest flashback to my childhood with that smores pop tarts post. For like a solid two years the chocolate marshmallow pop tarts were the only thing I would ever eat for brekkie. I got through two packs a week easily, thinking about it now it must have been so bad for me lol. When your a kid you don't think about these things.
- October 05, 2011
- Lisa said...
Dont shout at me for my randomness but I have to get this off my chest.
Oh my god, I cant tell you how obsessed I have got with it. I had my first bag at the weekend and I have had to buy a further two since. I so addicted to it. There is a brand of it called Panda that they sell in most supermarkets etc jim. Honest get reviewing some asap. Please take it as a formal request. - October 05, 2011
Have you ever considered using american soda for what they are known for i.e. soda?
If you are a soda man it would be cool to see some reviews drop in to your snack of the week ones. - October 05, 2011
Are you ever going to do our requested lucky charms review jim?
- October 05, 2011
- Nigel said...
Hey J
Omg how boring is this week without any football? I think its the first time in a long long while that we haven't had any mid-week football to discuss. Even back in summer we at least had the transfer speculation to talk about. Lol I guess we could talk about England :-P Last time we played I seem to recall you saying you didn't watch them though!?
Good reviews today chap. You always make everyone happy when you do the multi posts. Everyone appreciates the reviews that go alongside them but I think its the pics of the food that we all like the most.
N - October 05, 2011
- Ricky said...
I have a bit of trivia themed on one of the reviews today.
Q. What was the reason given by Kellogg's for them removing the chocolate marshmallow pop tarts from the UK?
I will reveal the answer later. The prize is pride of chocolate knowledge lol. - October 05, 2011
- Peter said...
Its such a shame all these American snacks are generally overpriced here. I enjoy alot of them immensely, more so than alot of our own snacks, but they are just sold so damn expensive most places. It's like these companies know they are lots better.
- October 05, 2011
This site has changed so much from when I first started reading it. I think its brill you started reviewing more things than just plain chocolate. It makes it so much more interesting now you let yourself review foods like cookies and biscuits. You might need to change your name from the chocolate mission though. Would you consider it?
- October 05, 2011
- Xen10 said...
Jim can you use your connections to get us readers some discount from american soda? Any sort of P+P cuts would be amazin.
- October 05, 2011
Reviews like this make me wish I lived out in America. The variety of snacks and stuff they get is unparalleled in any other country. I think I would have a hard time being as fit as I am though lol.
- October 05, 2011
- Michelle said...
I doubt I'll ever be trying any of these myself but its still nice to read about them. I like the way you did the photo for that Fluff stuff lol. That pic makes me want to pick up that spoon and just nom it all down. I can imagine the fluffernutter sandwich is to die for what with the mixture of the ultra sweet and the salt. American Soda watchout here I come :P
- October 05, 2011
- Stacey said...
Ive always been so curious about that Fluff stuff. I don't get how it works!? How the hell do you make marshmallow spreadable? I get the impression you make it spreadable by adding in a lot of dodgy artifical stuffs :/
- October 05, 2011
Love your persistence with the Bits and Bobs posts Jim. Top quality reviews as per norm.
- October 05, 2011
- Linda said...
When are the hotel chocolat halloween reviews starting love? I need your advice for the kiddies.
- October 05, 2011
- Lee said...
Have you seen the Hersheys bar that is trying to rip of the cadburys whisper. They don't have it on that American site youve linked in but you can see it on here http://www.hersheys.com/pure-products/hersheys-air-delight-bar/air-delight.aspx.
Lol total rip off don't you agree? Its shameful when companies do stuff like this. Why dont they come up with their own ideas for once. - October 05, 2011
Cookies & Cream Pop Tarts = Best ever. Review please.
- October 05, 2011
- Ashley said...
Its seems like we are in agreement on the fluff marshmallow here Jim. Its a fun ingredient to have round the kitchen for adding to random stuff, but to eat it as an everdyay food sounds stomach churning lol. The best use I found for it was to put it on buttered sliced toast. Yummo :)
- October 05, 2011
Are you going to do any more cereal reviews J? I want to see Lucky Charms done.
- October 05, 2011
No doubt im in the minority but I seriously hate pop tarts. One of my friends loves them so i have tried a fair few flavours ot them before. The frut ones are nicer than the chocolate ones normally but alot of those just taste the same to me. Im envisage a backlash on this comment so I wont put my name today =)
- October 05, 2011
- Toby said...
You just keep rattling these non-choc reviews off don't you chap. Have you realised that over half the reviews you do now have the potential of not having chocolate in at all. Bits and Bobs + Snack of the Week is what im on about btw
- October 05, 2011
Jim can you tell American Soda to start selling Bugles please. They are the most epic crisps trust ... or should I say 'chips' lol.
- October 05, 2011
If they introduced new flavours every so often I think Pop Tarts could be a lot bigger than they are at the moment. I think people here are just bored with the limited amount of options we get given. Its either strawberry, chocolate or nowt lol. They need something different from just those two imo.
- October 05, 2011
I hate the advertising on your site now jim. It feels v v intrusive telling me what ive bought already.
- October 05, 2011
@Ricky did they get rid of them because they weren't as popular as the others?
- October 05, 2011
Jim you take pop tart requests right? Can we have one of the wild grape flavour please. I love any sweets grape flavoured from America. Its a unique flavor to them it seems.
- October 05, 2011
Three weeks of bits and bobs :) we must be coming to some sort of record now. I love it.
- October 05, 2011
- Hayley said...
Jim jim jim. What are you like son. Fluff can be used in so many better ways than the ones you have suggested. I'm not surprised you didn't try my method of eating it, but thats speacialist lol. I get marshmallows (normal ones), put them on fondue sticks and then cover that in peanut butte. I then dunk them in fluff and melted chocolate and then pop them in the freezer so the chocolate cools and hardens. I have some pictures of my creations if you want me to share :) I did it for a friends party not long ago.
- October 05, 2011
Are you taking the mickey now Jim? A whole post dedicated to AmericanSoda and you still haven't done my Cheetos review?
You kno wot? Im just going to admit defeat now. I officially 100% give up on you ever doin one. Its your loss. - October 05, 2011
This is such a wicked post. Way too many tempting pics for my hunger pangs though :-P That will teach me to come on here before lunch.
- October 05, 2011
- Henry said...
Jim you are officially a machine. How does one guy sink so many different cakes and things within one week.
We have to see a health update post at some point :) I would love to hear about all the weight you might have put on since you started doing this all those years ago.
It has to have taken its toll man. Pop tarts, moon pies and cookies aren't the diet of a model :P - October 05, 2011
Im so so tempted just to order a whole lot of pop tarts and american cookies right now. its taking all of my self restraint not to.
- October 05, 2011
- Yasmine said...
Soft cookies are so much nicer than hardened ones. When cookies and biscuits go mega crunchy I always take that as a sign that they aren't fresh anymore. I know thats stpuid to think for a lot of biccies cause it can mean the the comple opposite but its so true about cookies you buy in supermarkets etc. They start out all soft and nice but its never long before they go all hard is it.
- October 05, 2011
The day the delivery costs get sensible will be the day these companies start getting my money :P Until then I wont allow myself to be ripped off.
- October 05, 2011
- Graeme said...
Fair play to you here. You obviously didn't review anything that you found amazing but its still gr8 to see you review these sort of foods. I have to say the fluff marshmallow sounds so much fun. I have already thought of a million and one foods I could use it with. Put on top of custard ot ice cream!? Mmm sounds the biz to me.
- October 05, 2011
- Francesca said...
Yay thanks for reviewing the chewy chips ahoy for me Jim =) Now all you have left to do is the apple strudel PTs and you would have done all my requests ;) x
- October 05, 2011
- Vikki said...
Dont ask me why but I reallywant a moon pie now :) I think its more the thing of just being able to say I've had one than anything else. Its like the deep fried mars bar. Even if you know you aren't going to like it you should try one in your lifetime just to say you have.
- October 05, 2011
- Rose said...
I love seeing the American snacks but is there anychance of you doing Asian ones again please. It feels like forever since your last review of anything pocky or like that!?
- October 05, 2011
@Ricky did they have to stop selling them here because there were too costly to keep shipping over from the US to sell all the time?
- October 05, 2011
- Ultimatedbag said...
Get me some form of discount code Jim and I wont be needing any sort of 2nd invitation here ;)
I think you would havea legit claim to have tried the most amount of pop tarts in the Uk jimbob.
Whatever carry on the way your going and you aint gonna be far off it. How many is it now? 10+? - October 05, 2011
Did you miss me whilst I was away>> So much for taking this day to catch up on all the reviews, it took me long enough to go through the four of them today lol. I have tried normal ChipsAhoy but none of the rest of any of these. I think I would try the PTs and the cookies but I've no interest in the pie thing or the curious looking marshmallow stuff. Thank you for the reviews babe. I'm glad to be back getting my choccie reviews each day.
x - October 05, 2011
- Wendy said...
I remember the days when we could never buy these sort of foods so easy. Its amazing how you can pretty much buy any snack you want these days. Granted some of them can come at a big price depending on what it is you want.
- October 05, 2011
Ricky did they take them out because they were way more expensive to make compared to the other two?
- October 05, 2011
Its very cool that AS allow you to write honest reviews on all they sell. One would expect them for you to want to say that these are all the best snacks ever etc. Its just comforting knowing that you are giving us honest opinions all the time. Has anyone ever approached you different? You don't have to say who they are. Im just being a nosey parker lol.
- October 05, 2011
- BGR said...
Incredible reviews Jim. Give your congratulations to your father for the photos dude ;) We can all tell when hes done them because of the picture quality.
- October 05, 2011
Top reviews Jim. The cookies got me drooling big time.
- October 05, 2011
- Gamer360 said...
The chocolate and marshmallow pop tarts used to be the bomb man. The chocolates ones they do us now are still ok but I always used to buy the chocolate ones with the marshmallow and plainer pastry when they had them. Im interested to hear why they stopped them (Ricky!!) I googled it quickly but I didn't find anything.
- October 05, 2011
- Wade said...
That marshmallow fluff is just begging to be put on the top of hot chocolate. I can see it being the ultimate topping for that.
- October 05, 2011
- Ed said...
Chips Ahoy > All other cookies.
Lol ive said it before but those chewy ones just confirm things. - October 05, 2011
- Thea said...
That is a superb Fluff picture. Enough so that I will let go its sneaking out of snack of the week into chocolate territory ;) That Pop Tart is actually the first that has ever appealed to me, maybe cause real smores are fantastic. Or it could be the photography again...lol that you used to eat those for breakfast, I seem to remember someone being quite hard on my occasional childhood pack of chocokrispies.. :D
- October 05, 2011
- Rodzilla said...
Nice reviews Jim. They really need to send you soft batch cookies though!
- October 05, 2011
- BJ said...
I was at a convention the other day and a stall was selling imported candy. One of the treats was marshmallow fluff, and I was sorely tempted to get it. But at £7.99 a jar, I gave it a pass. All the imported American sweets I've seen on sale seem double the price of UK stuff. Is that because it is imported and costs more to send over here, or is it that expensive in the states as well?
Are the MoonPies similar to Wagon Wheels? They sound like it. - October 05, 2011
They do like Graham Crackers and Marshmallow combinations,- and separately - in America dont they lol. Those Moon pies remind me of Wagon Wheels (and I think they left the wrapper in the 80's! lol), then Kelloggs go and make the Pop Tart version!
Those jars of Fluff are bizarre, Bill Bryson talks about them in one of his books when he moved back to the US, Id love to know what UK consumers would think if confronted with a row of jars of different flavoured marshmallow :P - October 05, 2011
@ Lee - you can also get them on ebay although the ones I saw were in larger packs rather than just a few grrr. I know what you mea, I think in the US aerated chocolate isnt very common so its quite interesting Hershey have produced a version - though I much prefer our Wispa as a name lol. Air Delight sounds a bit odd.
- October 05, 2011
- Jim said...
Hi All,
Bits and Bobs has gone down a treat once again. I'm sure you have gathered this from the review already but if you fancy anything of what is on offer today be sure to check out my guys at www.americansoda.co.uk who I'm sure will be more than happy to help you out with any questions etc.
Thanks for all the requests - I will see what the guys at AS are willing to send over and hopefully cover off the ones I can for you all.
TRICKY - No I don't think they are that new. Request noted.
NICK - I would use AS for now. Their rates are the best on shipping yet still competitive on the products. Go figure.
LISA - Panda Duello by anychance? Review coming soon.
NIGEL - It isn't the most exciting no. Luckily I'm just horrendously busy this week so I have stuff keeping me occupied. I'm not the greatest England fan no but I do watch their games.
RICKY - I think I know the answer to this :D I will let you spill the beans though.
GOLDEN - No way! The name stays even if the content evolves a little :D
XEN - I will see what I can do.
LINDA - Im still yet to get my HC Halloween package I'm afraid. It could be a last minute job this year. Sorry.
LEE - I have done. I will review it one day.
ANTHONY - They already do sell them I think. Have a look in their Grocery section.
HAYLEY - Sure it would be great to see some pictures if you have them.
ANON - Leave your name and I will talk cheetos with you :D
HENRY - A health update post wouldn't be very compelling. I've pretty much just stayed the same bodyshape as I just incorporate the chocolate/snacks I have in to my daily balanced diet. Believe me with work time pressures its more a case of not getting to eat enough rather than too much. I need some of that horrible calorie mate japanese stuff :D
ROSE - As soon as Jlist are listing chocolate again it will be all stations go. Watch this space.
DARREN - One thing you can rest assured with this place is that the reviews are all 100% legit and honest.
BJ - That nearly made me fall off my chair! £7.99 ... that hilarious they think they can charge that much. I think Moonpies are relatively inexpensive.
Thanks to everyone who has contributed already. I hope Ricky comes back to reveal his answer.
JIM - October 05, 2011
- Mel said...
God some of these things take me back. Chips ahoy reminf me of the holidays we used to have in america and the pop tarts remind me of getting ready for school in the morning when I was younger.
No matter how careful I was I always used to get red marks on my shirts from the filling spewing out. My mum used to get so cross with me because the stains were always so tough to get back. Ahhhh those were the days. - October 05, 2011
What kind of relationship do you have with these peeps. Why are they so keen to send you things to eat?
- October 05, 2011
You made me legit laugh out loud with the bit about the moon pie. You are so right, its one of those things that the Yanks always bang on about just assuming that every1 knows what it is. Lol Im glad you cleared it up for us :)
- October 05, 2011
No one has come out with what I think is the right answer yet so I will wait a few days before I let the cat out the bag :)
- October 05, 2011
You should have named this Bits and Bobs American Junk lol.
- October 05, 2011
- Sez said...
Yay. I have always wanted to know what the hell a moon pie was. Like you said in the writing bit Jim its one of those cakes that always get refferred to in american programing and they just assume you know what it is. Lol its nice to see/hear we aren't actually missing out on anything that major. It doesn't look like anything more than an oversized wagon wheel if you ask me.
- October 05, 2011
I normally use cybercandy but I might give these lot a try now. Do they deliver fast? It took cybercandy 2 weeks to send out a parcel once grrrr. Slow post = most annoying thing ever.
- October 05, 2011
- JK said...
Awesome photos + reviews m8. Im so jealous of you being able to try all this gear. By the sounds of things you are getting to do it all for free aswell. Thats just so cool.
- October 05, 2011
I've always wanted to try that Fluff stuff. Its surprising we don't have our own UK alternative because from what I hear its very popular in the states.
- October 05, 2011
- Nicola said...
That is so no what I thought a moon pie was going to be. I thought it was made out of ice cream to begin with lol.
- October 05, 2011
I really think that a lot of these American products are overrated by British people just because they are a novelty. In my opinion, everything listed here is pretty gross, especially Pop Tarts (Toaster Strudels are better). And I think British products are incredible, likely because of the same reason; they are all new to me.
- October 05, 2011
- BJ said...
Jim - the other products I saw there weren't as expensive as that, but they were more than I would expect. Something like 65p chocolate bar we would buy at the shop here was about £1.65 for the imported equivalent.
- October 06, 2011
I live in the US and in the south and moon pies are pretty good I think, but I admit that chocalate is my least favorite. IMO banana is better flavor. plus I also like the lemon and orange moon pie
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Sage and Savvy's 1st Blogiversary-Thank YOU!
TweetSince then I've worked with many awesome sponsors on reviews and giveaways, "met" so many wonderful bloggers, learned so much about living greener, and learned a lot about myself too.
I want to thank all of my readers, sponsors, networks, and fellow bloggers for their continuous support. I would especially like to thank the following: Kailani at An Island Life, CanCan at Mom Most Traveled, Trisha at MomDot, Renee at Cutie Booty Cakes, Kathleen at Katydid and Kid, Cecelia at Cool Baby Kid, and Leah at Bookieboo.
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Gem is a Hawaii Mom Blogger who posts reviews and giveaways, and blogs about life in Hawaii as a mom of 3 boys, including one with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. She loves to travel, bake, and eat anything with chocolate.
111 comments:
- My Moms View said...
Congratulations! A year goes by way too fast doesn't it? Hope you have enjoyed your year and then next one will be even better :)
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- CanCan (Mom Most Traveled) said...
Well you are welcome! Glad I could be of service!
You have worked so hard this year (and had a new baby, too)! Your blog has really grown and you should be proud of all you have accomplished in such a short time! - June 13, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- CanCan (Mom Most Traveled) said...
Well you are welcome! Glad I could be of service!
You have worked so hard this year (and had a new baby, too)! Your blog has really grown and you should be proud of all you have accomplished in such a short time! - June 13, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- spitfyr323 said...
Congrats on one year of blogging! Happy Blogiversary! My favorite product from all of your giveaways was the Lexen Healthy Juicer, which I really wanted. (I ended up buying one myself, though.) Here's to another great year of blogging =)
spitfyr323 at hotmail dot com - June 13, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- Julie said...
Congrats on your one year of blogging!! That is definitely something to celebrate. I have only been following your blog for a few months and have enjoyed it so much. I love seeing the new things you have posted. Keep up the fabulous work and I look forward to the upcoming weeks:)
- June 13, 2009 at 9:59 AM
- Kathleen W. said...
Congratulations! I honestly can't believe it's only been a year. You are such a pro, and with 2 little ones to boot.
You really have come along way baby! Here's to many more Sage and Savvier years! - June 13, 2009 at 10:41 AM
- Jennifer said...
Congrats on your Blogiversary! Can't wait to see what the next year holds! My favorite product review has been for the ERGObaby carrier!
- June 13, 2009 at 11:34 AM
- Keitha said...
I enjoyed the Evenflo breast pump giveaway
email:keithadanielle AT yahoo DOT com - June 13, 2009 at 11:40 AM
- VickeC said...
Congratulations!My favorite contest would be the digital camera from best buy,maybe cause I won it an i dont win often,many more happy years girlfriend!
vlbelk(at)hotmail.com - June 13, 2009 at 12:16 PM
- DG said...
Congratulations on your first year. I hope that many more blessings come your way!
dreamzz12{at}aol{dot}com - June 13, 2009 at 2:51 PM
- Tamara B. said...
Congratulations on you first Blogiversary. I have loved all of your reviews and post and look forward to another year!
tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com - June 14, 2009 at 5:37 AM
- Tamara B. said...
I forgot to mention my favorite product review and it was the Frito-Lay and the EyeBuyDirect!
tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com - June 14, 2009 at 5:40 AM
- judybrittle said...
Congratulations on your first year! That is really great.
My favorite product featured was Douglas Cuddle Toys. Now I want one. - June 14, 2009 at 6:53 AM
- Janet and Maya said...
Congratulations and thank you for celebrating by giving away more products !
My fave was the Exergen Temporal Scanner thermometer. A very close second was Douglas Toys.
Happy anniversary and many more! - June 14, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- susan said...
Great job all year long ~ Congratulations! I just loved your LunchBots review!
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The Lunchbots review really made me think about what kind of containers I was using for my family. Thank you for sharing and making me aware of these important health issues.
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- Julie said...
Once again congrats on a great year of blogging:) I really liked your review on Green Toys as that is something that I have found hard to come by with starting to register for baby items since my baby shower is just around the corner. I am still getting familiar with different green brands, so I was glad to have seen your post. I just wish the products could be a little cheaper, but I understand why they are what they are.
- June 14, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- Julie said...
I also really LOVED the review on the Ergo Baby Carrier. I have heard so many great things about it, but it is always nice to get more reviews on it before purchasing it. I really hope someone gets it for me at my shower, if not I will be getting it myself since I have already tried one on and love it:)
- June 14, 2009 at 12:25 PM
- Julie said...
And last but not least I can't forget the review on Dagoba Organic Chocolate since I am a sucker for anything sweet especially chocolate. And since I love it so much, I definitely try to go for the organic stuff, so thank you again for your review. Although, now that I think about it, I never did try that brand:) Guess I'm headed to the store now, lol:)
- June 14, 2009 at 12:28 PM
- Beth said...
Congratulations! My favorite product featured was the Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer. Even if I didn't win, I found out a lot of information about it and hope to buy one soon! Thanks for all your good giveaways.
- June 14, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- cstironkat said...
Congratulations and I wish you continued success.
My favorite recview was your Firefly toothbrush. We have bought a few of these and it has really taken the hassel out of getting the kids to brush their teeth. They even made sure we packed them when we went to visit Grandpa. Thank you so much. - June 15, 2009 at 8:20 AM
- ethnically ambiguous said...
Congratulations!!! I would have to say my favorite review you did would have to be on Happy Green Bee. I've become such a fan of their clothing and turned my BF and new mommy onto their line as well.
- June 15, 2009 at 9:19 AM
- Courtney said...
Good job & Congrats.
One of my fave products you listed were the Green Toys. I love how "green" has reached our kids.
courtneytarver85 at yahoo dot com - June 15, 2009 at 9:46 AM
- Kristen said...
Congrats on your first year! I like the Ergo review/giveaway. I LOVE my Ergo and wish more people knew about them and had them!
- June 15, 2009 at 3:50 PM
- Migdalia said...
Congrats on the year! My favorite product review/giveaway was the Seventh Generation products one. I really, REALLY had my fingers crossed. lol.. o well... maybe next time. =)
migdaliamart at gmail dot com - June 16, 2009 at 1:13 PM
- DG said...
congratulations again (second comment here lol)! _I think looking back at all your reviews and giveaway I really appreciated the Ergo one :)
dreamzz12{at}aol{dot}com - June 16, 2009 at 5:12 PM
- Amanda said...
You have a great giveaway blog! I've become addicted! I liked the kineSYs sunscreen, it was something that I could use for all three kiddos!
firstname.lastname@example.com - June 17, 2009 at 4:26 AM
- pixilation said...
I loved the review for the dr fresh firfly toothbrush.. my daughter stuggle with brushing and I thought that was a fun idea!
- June 17, 2009 at 4:33 AM
- denise said...
Congrats! Great blog and great giveaways!
I especially liked the Envirosax giveaway. - June 17, 2009 at 9:16 AM
- nightowl said...
My favorite giveaway was the Universal Sling from Rockin' Baby because it is comfortable for baby and person using and the beautiful patterns to choose from.
- June 17, 2009 at 10:09 AM
- Cheryl said...
Congrats!!! I loved seeing Celsius on your blog, I saw it in a magazine and decided to give it a try. It worked great for me.
- June 18, 2009 at 6:24 AM
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- June 18, 2009 at 11:29 AM
- Jessilyn82 said...
The Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer is definitely a breakthrough product and I really loved your review of it!
- June 18, 2009 at 5:00 PM
- cdmtx said...
wow ! Congratulations!
Keep up the great work & reviews :) - June 18, 2009 at 6:23 PM
- cdmtx said...
my favorit review was The Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer .
- June 18, 2009 at 6:27 PM
- cdmtx said...
opps forgot why i like the review :) with twins it is such a pain when they are sick to take their temps . after i read the review who fast ,accurate and easy it is i bought one. just the fact that the kids dont even have to be awake when i take their temp - wow - love it !
- June 18, 2009 at 6:40 PM
- barbara said...
Congratulations on making it through a whole year!
My favorite product was the Frito Lay - Sun Chips. I couldn't believe when I bought them and my kids actually liked them better than regular chips! How often do kids like healthy stuff?! - June 20, 2009 at 6:55 AM
- kathy pease said...
congats on one year :)
my fav was the douglas cuddle toys i really loved the 1824 Tasha Himalayan Cat its so gorgeous - June 20, 2009 at 8:43 AM
- mom2ivy said...
Congrats on one year!! I have to say I LOVE Dagoba chocolate. Yummy!!!
- June 20, 2009 at 1:43 PM
- Swtlilchick said...
Congrats!You made it.Nice giveaways
and my favorite was the Frito Lay -Sun Chips.I love them and the bag is cute too.I have enjoyed your blog!
firstname.lastname@example.com - June 20, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- Heather said...
Happy 1st blogiversary!
- June 20, 2009 at 7:28 PM
- lilyk said...
My favorite product featured on Sage and Savvy within the past year is Häagen-Dazs Five.
- June 20, 2009 at 11:58 PM
- dddiva said...
I really liked so many of your reviews/giveaways- Seventh Gen and Envirosax and LunchBots come to mind- and I choose those because we're really trying to do our part and these products help us do better for the environment.
- June 21, 2009 at 3:09 AM
- cdziuba said...
Congrats! I posted about Green Toys. Whenh I had my older kids, there was no such thing as Green anything, so it's wonderful to be able to buy Green products for our little one.
- June 22, 2009 at 9:20 AM
- Peggy said...
Congrats on your first year ! Many more and I am glad to be one of your followers! I enjoyed your blog and will continue . Thanks for all your hard work!
firstname.lastname@example.com - June 22, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- Peggy said...
I forgot to add that I enjoyed the
EyeBuyDirect post and added your banner to my blog! Congrats!!
firstname.lastname@example.com - June 22, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- Tiffany said...
I think I liked the noplastic.ca giveaway the best. That review opened my eyes to some new products out there.
Thanks so much for all you do! Keep it up! - June 22, 2009 at 10:53 AM
- Jennifer said...
Congrats on the 1st year! My favorite is the Expressiva Nursingwear. I need to get my hands on some of those tops!
firstname.lastname@example.com - June 22, 2009 at 1:27 PM
- Mission of mamahood said...
Congrats! I just found your blog but of your current giveaways I really enjoy the sleepy wrap and the tiny prints! Glad to have discovered you!
- June 22, 2009 at 3:59 PM
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- June 22, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- Lorie and Bill said...
Congratulations on your anniversary -- and best wishes for many many more!!
I think my favorite product would be EyeBuy Direct, since I've worn glasses since I was 7, this seems to be the most convenient way to purchase glasses.
Thanks for all your giveaways and great information. - June 22, 2009 at 4:38 PM
- Christina said...
Christina - firstname.lastname@example.com - Happy First Blog Anniversary! You must feel wonderful! My favorite giveaway was the digital camera from Best Buy, and maybe someday I'll win a camera too! Thanks for your year of making all of us feel special and your wonderful product reviews, and just your site in general!
- June 22, 2009 at 5:25 PM
- elkaye said...
Happy Blogiversary! I enjoyed many of your posts, especially the entry about Dove soap back in December of last year. Hope to see many more of your informative reviews in the near future.
- June 22, 2009 at 5:31 PM
- AmyLynn said...
Congrats on your one year blogiversary!! :) My favorite product review is the EXERGEN TemporalScanner b/c it makes a parent's job a little easier.
- June 23, 2009 at 6:06 AM
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- June 24, 2009 at 3:39 AM
- joannaonthelake said...
Congratulations on your One Year Blogiversary! I think I have been a part of it since you started! It has been so much fun being a part of your blog community and I can only hope it has been just as fun for you to create and keep it going! I wish you another successful year and I can't wait to continue to be a part of it!
I enjoyed your Belli Skincare Giveaway! I chose this because the skincare is just so specifically tailored for mothers who are either pregnant or have just given birth and the products were so fantastic to learn about.
firstname.lastname@example.com - June 24, 2009 at 3:42 AM
- ReinyDey said...
Congratulations. I wonder how long it will take for "blogiversary" to make its way into the dictionary.
Love your blog, great reviews and fabulous giveaways. One of my favorite products you've highlighted is "Green Toys". My niece has the cooking set and my friends got the Sand Play set for their kids. You gotta love a company that is both fun and environmentally friendly.
You've done a lot of good things.
Keep up the good work!!! - June 24, 2009 at 3:59 AM
- Marin said...
Happy Anniversary!
My favourite reviews were the Exergen Temporal Scanner and the Douglas Cuddle Toys. - June 24, 2009 at 8:16 AM
- renee said...
congratulations! i really like the candy bags number 5
- June 24, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- blueviolet said...
Happy one year anniversary! I'm so glad I met you in this bloggy world!
As per the giveaway rules, I would have to say that my fave review you did (and I'm picking one that I actually remember) is the Zenses DS games reviews. I have those now and they are relaxing!! - June 24, 2009 at 12:31 PM
- Laureen said...
My favority product that you reviewed is the Sand Play Set by Green Toys because I love the company and your review was short and to the point, promoting a great product & company in a simple manner.
- June 24, 2009 at 5:30 PM
- Mandy said...
My favorite review is the firefly toothbrush. It was super cute :)
- June 25, 2009 at 7:39 AM
- Leslie M. said...
Congratulations!!! Happy Blogiversary!!!
You have had so many wonderful Giveaways!! among my favorites was your Things Remembered from 5/5~
I think they have Beautiful things and I love their Collections!!
Here is to Many Many more years!!
http://leslielovesveggies.blogspot.com/ - June 25, 2009 at 10:35 AM
- barbara said...
Congratulations on your one-year anniversary! My favorite product was the Exergen Temporal Scanner thermometer because I'd never heard of it before and it sounded really different and VERY useful!
- June 26, 2009 at 7:21 AM
- Andrea said...
I really liked the LunchBots and the Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer. We are really trying to be healthier as a family and greener for the enviornment. When you have giveaways and reviews that concentracte on these types of products it makes me look forward to visiting. Happy Blogiversary!!! And Thank you!!!
- June 26, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- Mommy 2 Bears said...
I just started blogging and I can't imagine a year. Congratulations. I like the products you have listed that are green, the toys, cleaning supplies. Keep up the good work.
- June 26, 2009 at 2:42 PM
- Erin Tales said...
Happy Blogiversary.
I loved your Joolwe post in the past year. - June 28, 2009 at 3:54 AM
- Erin Tales said...
Happy Blogiversary.
I loved your Joolwe post in the past year.
It's a gorgeous, affordable way to get awesome jewelry! - June 28, 2009 at 3:55 AM
- ms mel said...
what a fun year and congrats to you on the 1st Blogiversary! my fave contest prize was the EO Organic Lemon Hand Sanitizer 'cause I love lemon scented stuff --- thank you for these wonderful contests!!
ranmel(at)televar(dot)com - June 28, 2009 at 11:39 AM
- ms mel said...
another fave review item of mine was the Endangered Species Chocolate, because I find it difficult to live without chocolate -- thanks again!!
ranmel(at)televar(dot)com - June 28, 2009 at 11:45 AM
- ms mel said...
the dagoba chocolate review was a favorite of mine as well, and i've tried their brand before and it's good -- thank you once again!!!
ranmel(at)televar(dot)com - June 28, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- Egare1 said...
Congratulations for a year of Blog! My favourite review was of the Exergen Temporal Scanner - Hubby is terrified he'll have to take baby's temperature once it arrives, and when I mentioned it to him he was delighted!
- June 28, 2009 at 2:52 PM
- Naddez said...
Belated Congrats! My fave was the EXERGEN Temporal Scanner! Keep up the good giveaways! :_)
email@example.com - June 28, 2009 at 2:53 PM
- Donna said...
Congrats. I liked the ERGObaby carrier.
email@example.com - June 28, 2009 at 6:25 PM
- shopannies said...
congratulations on this wonderful blogiversary YEAH!!!
- June 29, 2009 at 9:22 AM
- cdmtx said...
Congrats again :) my favorite review was The Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer. having sick Twins is a pain in the Rear but having to take their temp. is a igger one :) i liked the review so much i went our and bought one ( because i didnt win lol :)
- June 29, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- justicecw said...
Congratulations! My favorite review was the Exergen Temporal Scanner. I am even going to buy one for my sister for her baby shower! Thanks!
- June 30, 2009 at 1:04 PM
- Amanda said...
Congrats on your 1st blogiversary! My fave review was of the Happy Body Soap Company. I love homemade soaps!
- June 30, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- MAC Mom said...
Congrats on your first year. Wishing you many more. I am glad I won some great stuff your first year. My favorite review was the Polliwalks shoes. They are great.
- June 30, 2009 at 11:29 PM
- Bill and Lorie Shewbridge said...
Congrats -- I really like the Exergen Temporal Scanner, I could really use one of those.
Best wishes for your next year, and year after that, and after that, and after that.......... - July 2, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- MrsPreppyPeshke said...
Congrats! I really like the Green Toys.
- July 2, 2009 at 3:51 PM
- MaggieM said...
Congratulations! It's also been a year for me, since you were one of the first blog sites I subscribed to:) I knew nothing about blogs, bloggers, twitter and giveaways, until I came across your site a year ago. Look how far I've come, LOL! Seriously, I want to thank you for all of the terrific giveaways you've held over the past year, all your terrific reviews and interesting posts. Here's to another great year!
firstname.lastname@example.com - July 2, 2009 at 3:53 PM
- MaggieM said...
OH! I forgot, my favorite giveaway item was the digital camera from Best Buy. I really need a camera - wish I had won:)
firstname.lastname@example.com - July 2, 2009 at 3:55 PM
- Nelsby said...
First of all, CONGRATULATIONS...I just love your blog. Such a tough decision...there are so many choices! I believe my favorite was the Body Systems Olive Butter -- I really appreciate the natural ingredients and I'm a strong believer in the benefits of olive oil.
sierranelsby (at) gmail (dot) com - July 3, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- Abby said...
Congratulations! And Wow! You sure have been busy. I have to say that my favorite product you have featured is Green Toys. I love their toys and I love that they are recycled. What a fun way to teach kids about recycling. I have a review and giveaway of their toys coming up! I also see that you featured ERGO. Never tried it but I would LOVE to!
I'm not sure if I need to leave me email here, but I will!
abbyandygaige (at) gmail (dot) com - July 3, 2009 at 3:34 PM
- tawnda said...
Congratulations on an amazing year! While I haven't been 'with you' the full year, after looking over the list of reviewed products I have to say that the Exergen Temporal Scanner is still my favorite. It is extremely useful no matter how old your children are or even to those who don't have kids... Everyone gets sick at some point no matter how we try to avoid it. I still feel that every home should have one of these...
- July 4, 2009 at 5:00 AM
- Aimee said...
Firefly toothbrush, now babysitting won't be such a hassel anymore. :)
email@example.com - July 4, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- Med School Mama said...
i liked your review of Green Toys. what a cool option for beach play!
princessvagnag at yahoo dot com - July 4, 2009 at 5:07 PM
- spoodles said...
I loved the ERGO baby carrier review/giveaway. Wish I'd won that!
- July 6, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- uberabby said...
I loved the Huggies hypoallergenic diapers...mostly because I won them. :)
- July 6, 2009 at 3:14 PM
- spoodles said...
I was also interested in Baby Bambu. I love bamboo!
- July 7, 2009 at 9:24 AM
- kngmckellar said...
Congrats on your first year!
My favorite product reveiw was The Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer.
firstname.lastname@example.com - July 8, 2009 at 4:55 AM
- kngmckellar said...
I forgot to say why on last post. I like the review because the thermometer is a neat item and very useful for anyone and very modern and up to date. Thanks!
email@example.com - July 8, 2009 at 5:00 AM
- Mrs.LifeAccounts said...
Wow, congratulations, time sure does fly doesn't it!
Gotta say that one of my favorite products you reviewed was dreamsacks. I really like clothing/bedding/towels made from bamboo. Both for the greeness and for the softness it provides! - July 8, 2009 at 8:50 AM
- Danielle said...
My favorite product was Envirosax. I try to use only reusable bags and there were both functional and they have a really nice selection of patterns. This is both affordable and something I would use often. - July 10, 2009 at 6:19 AM
- MaggieM said...
Congratulations! Running a blog is hard - my hat is off to you for all of your wonderful reviews and great giveaways. My favorite review/product was the Exergen Temporal Scanner Thermometer. Man, I wish I'd won it - it's such a wonderful way to take your baby/child's temperature, and so accurate. A terrific breakthrough product that everyone should know about:)
firstname.lastname@example.com - July 10, 2009 at 11:55 AM
- sito50 said...
Happy Green Bee is my favorite product from your first year. They have such fun clothes and I love that their organic.
Congratulations on your first anniversary of blogging -- I hope to learn more from you in the next year. - July 10, 2009 at 8:01 PM
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- July 10, 2009 at 8:02 PM
- karen said...
congrats!!! I loved the shooshoos! Because who can get enough of baby shoes?!?! not me!
- July 11, 2009 at 5:59 PM
- kngmckellar said...
Congrats on your first year! You are doing a great job! The Lexen Healthy Juicer was my favorite review among others. Thanks!
email@example.com - July 13, 2009 at 5:44 AM
- lisa said...
Congrats and great job! i really appreciate the reviews they have been a big help to me.
- July 13, 2009 at 11:36 AM
- lisa said...
oops i forgot to mention my fave contest. I would say it has to be the camera mainly because my camera broke and i really need one.
- July 13, 2009 at 11:39 AM
- lisa said...
And of course the 90210 Organics. I am always in the market for organic products.
- July 13, 2009 at 11:46 AM
- lisa said...
I also love the Dagoba Organic Chocolate Review because i love chocolate.
- July 13, 2009 at 11:50 AM
- bettycd said...
Congrats on your First Anniv!
I've enjoyed your reviews on the new products you've introduced me to. The Seventh Generation review stands out as it was most helpful for me personally. I've seen the products and just couldn't bring myself to give them a try.
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- July 13, 2009 at 1:28 PM
- Vickie said...
Congratulations on your year anniversary. Good luck on your next year of blogging.
email@example.com - July 14, 2009 at 8:23 PM
- Vickie said...
I forgot to tell which giveaway I enjoyed. It was the exergon temporal scanner thermometer.
- July 14, 2009 at 8:27 PM


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MCLEAN, Va., March 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- ATDI, Inc. along with a consortium led by its Brazilian partner, ISOFREQ Telecomunicacoes e Sistemas LTDA (ISOFREQ), have successfully completed the initial delivery of contracts valued at USD $12 million to Agencia Nacional de Telecomunicacoes (ANATEL), the national spectrum authority of Brazil. ATDI, Inc. and ISOFREQ are in the process of implementing a next generation spectrum management solution for ANATEL, in anticipation of the upcoming world games. The contractual requirements include the distribution of commercial software components from ATDI's ICS software product line, in-country training, as well as a customized implementation of ATDI's innovative web based spectrum management solution, Spectrum-E.
"ANATEL is looking forward to the relationship with ATDI for the delivery of tools to help make our spectrum management needs in Brazil more efficient," said Yroa Robledo Ferreira, Spectrum Engineer Specialist for ANATEL. "Additionally, the ATDI representatives make themselves very available to take care of any questions our team may have during the entire delivery and implementation process."
As Brazil will host the FIFA Confederations Cup in 2013, FIFA World Cup™ in 2014, and Rio 2016™ Olympic and Paralympic Games, ANATEL identified the requirement to upgrade its current spectrum management system in order to support the increased demand for spectrum during these events and to increase their services to Brazilian subscribers.
"We are very excited to contribute to the preparation and success of these world-class events," said Pierre Missud, CEO of ATDI, Inc. "ANATEL's vision and tech-savvy environment is the perfect place to innovate and create enduring systems for the next decade."
Thousands of additional frequencies are required to ensure proper wireless service operations, such as broadcasting and public safety. This challenge requires the leveraging of all the available technological advances in frequency management, propagation and interference engineering, business process optimization, mobile, and online capability deployment. The fixed contract delivery timeline, limited testing, and quick ramp-up add to the challenge.
"This is a very innovative project and during the upcoming years we will remain focused on executing the contract in accordance with ANATEL's specifications," said Alexandre Souza, Technical Director of ISOFREQ. "We are happy to have the opportunity to work together with ANATEL and ATDI's professional teams to ensure that the project goals are successfully met."
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Need to return or exchange a puzzle? Please call 866-539-4278 to setup a return or email a request to email@example.com and we will email you a prepaid return label.
Please note:
**Opened items will not be accepted as they are considered "Used" and we do not sell used puzzles.


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