Country: 66.6.32.21, North America, US

City: -73.9826 New York, United States

This product has many wonderful ingredients which is why I purchased it before committing to the yearly continuity program on the manufacturer's website. The texture is grainy and was not smooth when drinking. I don't care for the sweetness from the stevia, so I tried adding milk to it, but the difference was negligible. Thanks, Amazon.com, for allowing me to try this one canister at a time at a discounted price (had I committed to the year-long purchase on the manufacturer's website, the price is about the same as here. But, had I only bought one from that site, the price is much higher with shipping added). I have drank many "green" mixes before and I still am hooked on Shakeology from Team Beach Body (Beachbody, LLC).

I love this bag! Comfortable to sling over your shoulder -- big enough for a 13" MacBook Pro. Not big enough for the 15", in case you wondered. Has plenty of pockets for random crap that you have to carry daily, and a main pocket besides the laptop area. I've crammed tons of swag from conferences in this thing, my Macbook, iPad mini, and notebooks and pens. Carried all of it-- swag included 2 tee shirts. Sexy looking colors too. Just an amazing bag. I love the big adjustment buckle that allows you to widen the webbing to get it off your head. Awesome.

I have a 2000 Nissan Xterra that recently developed a coolant leak at about 255,000 miles. The leak was coming from under the lower intake manifold, forming a pool in the engine valley below it, and then dripping a stream of coolant down the back of the engine onto the transmission and to the ground. I was fairly certain the cause of the leak was the head gasket or the intake manifold gasket. Since it would take me about a day to remove everything to get down to lower intake and head gasket just to see what the problem was, I decided to try the Bars product. I have never once used a stop leak product in any car I’ve ever owned because I always thought the products to be gimmicks. But since this car was a daily driver (about 150 miles per day), I reluctantly decided to give it a try.