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What else is there to say? If you use a converged device/smartphone like I do with my BlackBerry Storm 2 and have all your music with you, and you are a music fan, then you owe it to yourself to get a wireless stereo Bluetooth headset. I’ve tested and used about 5 different ones and thought I had settled on the best (a Sony Ericsson HBH-DS980, which was great) until I came across the Sennheiser MM200.

I’ve used:
A MotoS9 (which I do still use for running)
A Lubix thing (are they still around?)
one or two others
the Sony one mentioned above, which is VERY similar in design and concept to the MM200.

So why do I now use the Sennheiser exclusively? Let’s review:

- great sound quality
- little bit better cord/necklace design
- one button design on the ‘pod’ thing (the Sony one had multiple buttons to do things)
- reliability of charging port (Sony one tended to fail at that).

Bottom line – the Sony was a 9.5; the MM200 a 10.

Get the MM200 – you’ll love it!

Sennheiser MM 200 Bluetooth

This is a great case. This is the second one i have ordered (just like the yellow accent). Very rugged. You can rest easy handling your investment as long as it’s in this thing. I have dropped mine onto asphalt too many times to count, and no problems with the phone at all. I must admit, when I first got the iphone into the case, I noticed that the screen protector adheres to the face of the iphone giving it an oily appearance. This is the most common complaint about this particular case, but I have found the fix for this. Baby powder. I know this sounds crazy, but it works flawlessly. There is a really good video on youtube on how to apply it. This completely fixes the problem. Because of this little fix, I now give this product 5 stars. Contrary to some reportings, this case IS NOT waterproof. However, It does a darn good job protecting it from splashes, light rain, dust, etc. If you are looking for extreme protection, look no further.

How to Applying Baby Powder [...]
FENDER WFB RR 200

I bought this book because I ran out of things to read. I wandered around the store and noticed how much display this book was given to. I purchased it solely based on its popularity.

I started reading it and had a bit of a hard time moving forward. English is not my native tongue and all the circus talk really made my head spin. I took a short break and finished an easy read and then resumed this book. I am glad I did.

I felt very engaged after 1/3 of the book when most of the characters started to build and show their individual qualities. As the book went on, I felt I was also living in this circus train and witnessing all the activities.

My heart definitely melted when they acquired Rosie, the elephant and at the same time, I started loathing the character August for abusing the elephant so much. In addition to that, the performer Walter/Kinko also transformed into this loving person that looked out after others.

About half way through the book, I think almost all readers wanted nothing more than Jacob and Marlena being together and the death of August and Uncle Al. One thing I do believe a good author offers is the connection between the readers and the characters and I definitely felt that engagement with some of them and my heart ached at times as the story continued.

I am not sure if I am a big fan of the Old Jacob. Not that it is bad but I really just did not quite get why it was important to keep his voice in. I did not see how old Jacob has contributed to the book and I think it could do without.

Overall, I enjoyed the book so much and I was very happy to have resumed and finished it. It is a book that broadens your mind and showers you with all the circus knowledge. A fun and great read!
Rubbermaid 200 Pound Capacity