Litte Ray and Shark patch things up
592034
This book was a present for a 6 year old boy who loves animals.  He loved the book and it was a perfect level for him to read with help.  I thought the book teaches good moral lessons and was beautifully illustrated.
338720
Ray was very nice and helpful.  I had to purchase a valve to drain the water out and Ray help me purchase it and instructed me how to use the valve.  I look forward to receiving the valve and draining the water out.  I had not drained the water in over a year (too long) and the filter was clogging up in a few days.  I would definitely call Ray again if I have a problem.
2709733
Before these patches I had to cut a piece of material and use airplane glue on it and the cover.

Most the patches I made never held very wel.

This is the way to go!

While it's costly, it's far less expensive than bringing the whole cove to someone else to do.
1807817
I definitely enjoyed my second issue of INC Magazine, as l watch and enjoy Daymond John on Shark Tank on CNBC-TV. The interview was thorough and well done. Thank you.
777889
Hardly perfect, however I really enjoyed Lorraine Gary's performance and the cameos of characters from the original Jaws including Mrs. Kittner.  The Bahama and Caribbean locations are beautiful. It was also fun seeing  the "Amity" locations again. The shark couldn't look any less  real and a lot of the story is pretty silly, however no sillier than films  like Independence Day, Armageddon, and countless other block busters. This  film has been ridiculed a lot, however it's actually the best of the Jaws  sequels.
1628127
I have seen many programs on the U.S.S. Indianapolis, and read many books on it as well.  Mission of the Shark was a good movie, but some details where missing.  When the ship was struck it capsized and in the movie it shows ths ship going down stern first and it looked like a destroyer rather than the Indianapolis.  Good movie, good acting.  Good for anyone who has read or studied the Indianapolis.
1350065
It would easily get 5 stars if they fixed two things.
1. Cover the holes with netting or screen. That will stop large things like leaves and grass clipping that are on the cover from falling in the pool when it rains or your taking it off. I ended up cutting small pieces of screen and using a hot glue gun covered the holes.
2. Double stitch the seam. That will stop it from separating

But all in all it works as it should, even warms the water some when the sun is beating on it.
680455
Love Shark and this vendor saved me big bucks.
1599668
Works great!  Saw on Shark Tank.  Love to support small businesses.
2960052
The battle rages on between these vacuum makers and each has pros and cons. I've owned two Dysons, an original yellow one and then the DC23 canister vac. While I realize you can't compare a canister directly with an upright it's what we have at the moment.

After seeing all the ads and infomercials I  decided to try a Shark and after finding a sale on refurbished units I decided to bite the bullet. It arrived in like new condition and I was very surprised, it beat my expectations on build quality. I almost expected flimsy Dirtdevil quality but the Shark is built like a tank with high quality plastic, tough as nails hose like the Dyson and pieces that clicked together with a firm, rock solid click. I'd say almost a tie her between the two brands.

Time for testing. The lights on the wand and brush unit I also expected to perform like the old cheap Dirtdevil ones that wouldn't illuminate anything. Boy was I wrong, the lights are super bright and allowed me to see what I was vacuuming under furniture and in corners. Score one for Shark, zero for Dyson.

Both are fairly portable with the Shark more so. The Dyson is one configuration, a canister so your always pulling it around, up and down stairs and the hose isn't stored anywhere so while carrying it around I tend to hook it on things. The Sharks lift away system is ingenius!!  This allows for multiple configurations; upright vac, pull it apart and it's almost like a canister vac where the main unit stays at the bottom/top of the stairs and you have the freedom to move about. Or just separate the wand for quick cleaning. The rotator head with wheels also makes the Shark a breeze to move around on all floors. All in all the Shark takes up a little less space and stores better.  Shark plus one, Dyson zero.

Controls, the power button on the Dyson is on the unit which is a simple press with the foot, power on the Shark is on the handle. Sort of a tie depending on preference but I see why Shark put it on the handle as it's the main point of operation. The Dyson has a retractable power cord, the Shark does not. This is a problem if you want quick cleaning as the Shark you have to unravel the whole cord just to detach the wand. Plus one for the Dyson here. Both have quick emptying hands free bins so tie here.

Cleaning. The power head on the Dyson is air powered so less breakable parts but we did wear one out and had to have it replaced. The Sharks powered head is belt driven so I imagine the belt would have to replaced at some point. Both are very powerful vacs. I tried two carpeted rooms with the Dyson going first and then the Shark second in one room and the second room I reversed the process with the Shark going first then the Dyson. Both picked up a little bit of extra dirt on the second pass so both vacs were leaving something behind and/or loosening up dirt for the other to pick up. Tie here.

Hose length. At first glance the Dyson appears to have a much longer hose but not so. The actual wand is three inches longer on the Dyson but when extending out the hose doesn't stretch and you end up trying and needing to pull the canister off the floor to reach cobwebs in high corners. The Shark while looking like the shorter hose very easily stretches to reach hard to reach places without pulling the whole unit along or off the floor.

Conclusion: While I still love Dyson the Shark has really surprised me with its innovative lift away system, build quality and other attention to details. If only they could figure out a retractable cord system this vac would be perfect. Four and a half stars!
909869
Great disc. Have the DX and its my go to disc when I'm not sure what to throw. You can drive,approach and put with this amazing disc. Its either a shark or a ROC but I find the shark to fly a little straighter. Being DX I'm not sure how long it will last but I hear , as with all discs, the flight pattern will change. That's why so many players have multiple sharks and ROCS in their bags. There's one for every need once they are "broken in'. You can not have this disc I'm your collection. It literally is a must have. My game has improved immensely just by adding this disc to my bag.
236468
Assembly was easy enough.  I got the pink helium can and shark had positive buoyancy.  Adjusting the weight was trial and miss, but easy.  It operates as promised, and it was a lot of fun the first few days.  After that, you leave it in the corner somewhere, and with our hot air heating system, the shark might sneak up on you and give you the creeps, lol.
2811844
Not as good as the Shark brand, but decent for the price.
3403428
This is a replacement for another similar Shark that Quit after a lot of pick-ups.  I wouldn't be without one!
3471268
Bought this dvd used, and I believe there must have been a series of these, but I can't confirm this on amazon.com, but basically there doesn't need to be a part two or three, this covers the restoration of a convertable's rusted out floorpan area, I think I remember it as a buick convertible, they cover the proper method of welding with a simple wire feed mig welder, how to do a complete seem weld in of a replacement floor pan set to replace a badly welded one/rusted out one, and how to freshen up shoddy amateur repairs of poor welding practice, of which I am guilty of myself, I mean, when you get to zapping rust holes with a wire feed welder you can forget that the proper repair for a panel is just complete replacement, I mean it saves you time, and even though I've owned a lincoln sp100 lincoln 115volt wire feed welder(.023 wire and CO2 shielding gas)for about eighteen years, I learned from this video, practiced on an old rusted out datsun pickup.  I believe the video alluded to a second dvd to finish up their restoration project, maybe it is available through Hot Rod Magazine, but frankly, with this just one video, you can really learn alot, the folks doing the work are real pro's, who really know what they are doing cause it seems they've done it for a paycheck for years.
When it comes to classic cars, I don't get to play in that arena myself these days, but I have done some nifty cost saving repairs for many old vehicles over the years I've owned, and when I've sold them, the new owners could be rest assured that the repairs I made were with simple decent repairs in metal, AND NOT BONDO except to smooth over minor imperfections, of which I tire of seeing classic rods and resale vehicles slathered in bondo magic to fool the unknowing prospective buyer, I mean, wire feed welding is something that is very easy to do, I did some repairs to that old recent project, that datsun pickup, with hand operated metal snips plyers, making some floorboards from sheetmetal salvaged from an old dishwasher, rebuilt rusted out firewall so it don't leak inside from out, it aint hard, and I'm not a pro.
1338072
ive been reading reviews on how bad this product is i bought my game shark when it was new and it was great had some codes that ar max and codebreaker had only problem with these products with online update is after they become old the companies no longer support the software and move on due to the new systems coming out another problem is game shaks that were made by interact are no longer supported to online updates since madcatz now releases game shark so updating your old versions is no longer available the info is on there website in the support section tab i hope this review helps
4833554
Very easy to replace the parts for your Shark vacuum...these parts arrived very quickly and I just popped them back into the vacuum.  I had originally cleaned the filters by gently washing them with mild dishwashing liquid and letting them dry overnight but after while they wore down.
This was a good deal for TWO set of filters plus the main HEPA that goes in the front of the vaccum.