St. Ives “Cellulite Shield”
Neutrogena Anti-Cellulite Treatment

Well, I don’t have a particular problem with cellulite. I do have a history of skin cancer in my family. Caffeine lotions are slowly making their way into the market with the news that (simply put) topical caffeine lotions used on lab mice helped repair cancerous cells. Anti-cellulite lotions just happens to be where one can find caffeine in the mix.

I did a little research and found there are a handful of lotions available without spending my mass fortune. This lotion was readily available at Walmart of all places. And it cost only $3.00. Caffeine is a little down in the list of ingredients, but it’s higher up than some others. And, since it’s a “body lotion”  I’m sure it can be used anywhere on the body, and not just for
cellulite.  It couldn’t hurt, eh?

The Neutrogena option is not as readily available, but sounds like a good option at $14.00 if one wants to order it on the web.

I’ve used these several times but stopped after we thought we had our scratching problems solved with our two cats. They stay on for a while, but do eventually come off. It can be a pain to get them on the cats because they don’t like it. The glue also dries up quickly.

Purchased today and found they have improved them with “cleats” on the inside and a “soft cuff”. Not sure what that means, but I’ve got to put them on one of the cats for a while until she figures things out. Cost = $23.00 with tax.

Originally impressed with the Hamilton Beach indoor grill that was so popular a couple Christmases ago. Started looking around for one lately but they are hard to find. I like the idea of the removeable grill plates. Found one at a local store for $69.99.  Happened to run into this George Foreman grill at Ross for only $37.00. Haven’t tested it with food yet, but it appears to be a
rather decent. A grill pan that is used on a stove top will cost upwards of $20.00.

T-Mobile (HTC) MyTouch

Apparently a step or two under the new Motorola Droid Eris. Similar but not as good. Best price seen = $149 w/plan.

HTC Imagio

11/06/09

Personal favorite. Owner.

Large 3.6″ display. Droid is 0.1″ larger.

No major problems so far. Purchased 10/16/09. Evaluating during 30 day return period. Complaints on internet concern short battery time.

Benefits of WM 6.5 = Microsoft has been around. Even thought they seem to have dropped the ball a bit, they’re not going anywhere for a while. They now have a challenger in the Android OS so they may step up.

Motorola Droid and Droid Eris

Verizon Wireless

Droid = $199 on site and Best Buy. $149 on Wirefly.com.

Droid Eris = $99 on site/Best buy. $49 on Wirefly.com.

Biggest difference = Droid has Android 2.0. Eris has 1.5.

Benefits of Android OS = Free navigation with Google Maps. Many free apps. Open development for apps. Flashy interface.

Motorokr S9?

Can’t find much information on which is the best. Walmart = $99. Lowest price seen = $29.99 on Google Shopping Results. Not many other options for “In Ear” type.

Probably more expensive right now before Xmas.

Close friend with service. Poor or no reception going north on I-81 to I-77.
Carried over from SunCom with “UnPlan” and no comparable plan without spending $25/month more for data after upgrade.

Confusing web/customer service interface.

Current customer. Best deal due to employee discount. Otherwise, comparable to other networks.

Best reception. Formerly subscribed and never had any reception problems.

VZ Navigator is great!

Customer service previously was lack-luster but currently, very gracious and accomodating.

Easy to understand website if not a little cumbersome.

Windows Marketplace

Cool idea. Low on apps. Some apps available online elsewhere for FREE so RESEARCH!

http://www.Freewarepocketpc.net

Good place to find free apps.