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it is the game that I ordered and I am very satisfied with the game. I would recommend it to other customers. I got it just for a game and not for any kind of cult doings as I do not believe in such things. Was just for the kids to have fun with and they enjoyed it.
It's difficult to think of an album that still holds its audiences transfixed more than twenty years after its initial release. With most bands producing albums consisting of nothing more than a collection of singles, a single song is the image conjured in the mind when a band's name is mentioned. Pink Floyd, however, managed to carve themselves a niche in the wall of rock music not once, but twice ("The Dark Side of the Moon" being the other occasion) by producing concept albums, with a central idea or thread flowing throughout both sides of the record. The Floyd took this one step further in "The Wall," however, bestowing characters and a plot, melding them seamlessly with music and effects, and crafting, without a doubt, an album which is the pinnacle of creative musical expression. As with all great art, "The Wall" reveals reasoning behind human turmoil, madness, and angst. It poses questions, and provides many layers for the listener to dig through, deeper and deeper with each listening, until finally reaching the point of complete understanding. For all of my searching, no other album I've found has done that. If you do not have this album, purchase it, close the doors, turn off the phone, play the CD and read the lyrics. Do yourself a favor. This is one of the few albums that is *about* something, and, if you listen carefully, you'll find out what.
I researched ellipticals, checked ratings, and tried out several models. The Sole E35 was a little pricey, but so far well worth the $$. Took me the better part of an afternoon and evening to assemble. Not a bad experience since I know all the bolts and jointed areas that might later loosen and squeek (which WILL occur over years of usage regardless of the manufacturer/model). Good variety of programs and easy to personalize with buttons on the hand grips. I'm reserving a 5-start rating since I've owned it less than 6 months.
The tongue of this show is attached, making it a little hard to put your foot inside. The shoes don't fit like any other pair of Asics I've ever worn, and I found that it threw my stride off for a few days, making me nearly trip. I've gotten used to it, but likely won't buy metrolytes again.
First of all, let me say that I like the free USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable included with the charger. I also like that the charger itself uses a USB Type-C port instead of a regular USB port because it makes it easier to plug in and out when needed. With those two points out of the way, I have to say that I don't like that it's advertised as Quick Charge 3,0 when it appears it's not. With my older Quick Charge 2.0 charger, I would get a "Connected to fast-charging charger" on my LG G5 to indicate that it is indeed fast charging. With this charger however, I don't get this message on my notifications dropdown and it certainly doesn't charge as fast as my current Quick Charge 2.0 charger. Other than that, it works decently as a charger, but don't expect Quick Charge 3.0 speeds from it.