Really great book. I just made Kreacher's french onion soup (half was beef stock, half was chicken stock as I ran out...but otherwise followed recipe and sprinkled with mozzerella) and my I ran out before all my family could get some because they liked it so much. NOBODY in my family has ever expressed any interest in french onion soup (some actually loathe it) but they kept going back until it was gone. Recipes are clear, concise and don't call for silly weird ingredients that no one has on hand in their house. Before each recipe there is a little bit of information on where it fits into the Harry Potter World. The only thing I didn't find in here was a recipe for butterbeer BUT you literally just need to google that to get recipes. Food ranges from main dishes, to breakfast and desserts and candy. Book is hard cover and well made, it'll stay open on the counter without closing so you can read it and cook at the same time. I would recommend this book for both Potter fans and English foodies...and anyone who just wants to enhance their recipe collection because this is good stuff.

I purchased this router in August of 2015. I am using the stock firmware (updated). Since purchasing it, I've had very few issues (which I'll go over later). Setup was quick and easy. I literally plugged my cable modem in, along with the machines I wanted wired into the network and it worked. Very little setup was involved.

I ordered this back in August. I put it on two of my computers. One of them died, so I had to buy another one. When I installed this product on the new computer and tried to register the license it did not work. I contacted Microsoft Office Support. Below is the transcript between myself and the representative.

Using this for a week now and I love it! I've used in my house to stream music through my home theater system, but I primarily use it in my car. Setup was very simple. Pairing the receiver with my phone (Samsung S4) took less than a minute. Plugged it into my aux. jack in my car and turned it on with a 5 second press of the power button. It has a nice chime to let you know the device is on. The blue light blinks at different speeds to signify the setting that it is currently on (pairing vs. connected). Also the light shows both blue and red when on and charging. Music and GPS commands are perfectly clear and loud. Easily switches to incoming calls while pausing my music. Calls are clear for both myself and people on the other end. The up/down buttons are easy to use and skip between songs effortlessly.

FreedomPop is free...you just have to read the fine print. To avoid the trouble that other users are experiencing:#1: use at least 5mb per month to remain in "active" otherwise in 30 days they cancel your account and you have to pay $20 to reactivate; #2: For the "free" plan, which I have...500mb per month...stay between 5mb and 400mb, otherwise if you use 401mb..they suspend your account unless you let them hold $10...to cover mb usage beyond 500mb plan. You can earn free mb....but stay below 100mb of your total data..ie "free" 500mb plus earned 225mb equals 725mb, then you can use up to 625mb...before they ask to hold $10...They will only start deducting from your account if you go "over" your total data plan. Beware of the free MB(data) offers...they install a lot of unwanted apps/pop-up on your PC....and they are hard to delete!!!!