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I purchased this mouse pad to change the angle of my wrist on the mouse -- specifically, it was a wedge shape lower at the front of mouse, so my wrist would be higher than the mouse. It looked like a round pad, higher on one end, making a gentle slope down. The picture of this item has subsequently been changed -- it now shows that it is not a simple wedge shape, but has a bump on one end. Essentially, this design has the effect of negating any change in angle of the mouse itself by using a wedge shaped pad; I honestly can't see the reason for making it this way. Also, like other reviewers mentioned, this pad had a noxious odor as well. I returned it immediately.

Let's say you, like me, want to learn Spanish. You go to PimsleurApproach dot com and find that you can get their "Spanish Quick and Simple" for $9.95. AND they have a great video intro (which is 100% accurate: I've been doing Pimsleur Approach ("P.A.") for two years now) as to why Pimsleur works SO WELL and why, even tho you're plenty smart, you've never been able to learn a language fluently. It tells how book learning will NEVER get you "hooked" and will never get you fluent at ALL. As we all have experienced.

For those who thought that "Atlas Shrugged" could not be surpassed, here Rand refutes all doubters and utterly tops that opus in a style so rarefied and refined that words themselves have been transcended, with the essence--no, the ethereal, mystical quintessence--of Rand's philosophy expressed as its ultimate ur-truth of a million unrelated symbols floating forever in pure mindless randomness. Rand's myrmidons will find this most congenial, and I recommend that they spend the rest of their days reading this ne plus ultra masterpiece, meeting 24/7 in pure white Randian temples, there to pontificate and meditate on this wonder and that way stop bothering everybody else.

This raunchy show gets wilder and wilder. I think the writers have to "go somewhere" with Frank pretty soon--we love William Macy, but Frank is wearing us out. His abuse is not as funny as it was in the beginning.