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Pretty cool design , but leaves lots of finger prints that is my main issue with this case , another problem I found is that the bottom part where connnect to the charger is very sharp and is hard to hold the phone with one hand , I usually put my pinky finger as a support to hold it and use it if have my other hand busy but this makes my finger hurt .

This is a fabulous kitchen staple to have. The size is perfect for most dishes. I waited years to get it because I thought it too heavy and expensive. I am not strong or young but the handles on the pieces make it fine to handle. I should be giving away things to my kids but love this cookware and finally bought it. Most of the time I cook for my husband and me but often enough for company too. Julia's Chicken with mushrooms and vegetables, the best I have made. Pasta sauce to rave reviews. Beef great. Going back to Julia Child Recipes and Cook's Slow and Easy Recipes. By the way I live near outlets and promptly drove down and bought the 3-1/2 Casserole in Yellow, the Soup Pot was 1/2 off and got that in Kiwi and the 2'1/2 Qt in Flame for 1/2 off the outlet price with a coupon. The colors are delicious and take me away to the south of France or Tuscany. It's a joy to cook with. You can get it on special sometimes from dept stores which is about the outlet price. Cooking is love. Life is short. So I leave less to my kids but they can divvy up the cookware. You won't be sorry. PS I just saw the 7-1/2 qt at Costco for the outlet price.

My Mazda 6i at 60K miles started to have a rough idle whenever I would stop at a red light (the revs would oscillate and eventually settle at 750RPM, although it made the car do some nasty vibrations and would stall it out once in a while). I assumed it was either one of the sensors or throttle control but came across this product and figured it was worth a shot before I started to disassemble my engine.