www.pfizerrxpathways.com Review:

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To start with the reception is bad but I listen to Sirus radio any way. I bought it for its name, which was the nickname of my father-in-law, who was a great guy. Also it looks way cool and makes cleaning the windshield a lot easier. Have a great day.

First, I'd like to said I have put under 1000 miles of commuting, mtb and a few races with this shoes. The most important characteristic of this shoes is durability, I have treated them with no mercy, water, mud, sand, rocks and they have withstand all of them while remaining almost as new. Even though this is marketed toward a commuting shoe I have found it does well as an all rounder. It's not the most comfortable shoe as other reviewers have pointed out, the sole is not very rigid, but rigid enough for clipless pedals. One minor thing is the aesthetics are not the best and they do not seem to be very fashionable. Bottom line I would recommend them for those looking for their first clipless shoe that still want some flexibility to walk on them or perform mtb trips.

I THINK this product is working but it's tough to tell right now. I'm writing this to help others who may have trouble actually getting it into their dog's mouth. My dog has tartar on the far back molars only. She's a recent adoption & just a year old but her breath could kill. Vet was ready to anesthetize her & scale her teeth but I wanted to try this first. The packaging for this gel is absolutely crappy for delivery of the gel to the back teeth of a 45 pd wiggly puppy who absolutely HATES the process. She doesn't mind the taste just the process. A 2 man job & I could never tell if I was actually getting it on the teeth needed. Plus bottle is hard to squeeze the gel out of & you subsequently end up using way more than you need. But the breath is better & it looks like the tartar may be lessening after 7-10 days. So if you try this product save yourself & your dog some anguish. Buy a 5-10cc syringe (obviously without a needle), load it with the gel, then you can just slip the syringe in the side of the dog's mouth to the back teeth & PRESTO...1 person can accomplish easy accurate delivery with no wasted product & you don't traumatize the dog.

There may be many reasons why I had so much difficulty finishing this book; maybe it's just too soon after the 2012 presidential election to get a good take on it. However, the more likely reason is that the book is just dry as dust. Balz is a highly respected reporter, and deservedly so, but he tracks the Obama and Romney campaigns in such detail that I found it excruciating to plod through it. Also, perhaps because the election is too recent for us to have forgotten some of the details, the book didn't seem to have any details that didn't recall. Finally, and regretfully, Mr. Balz's reporting skills may not translate well into a full book; what is interesting in a relatively small dose becomes tedious to the max in a 350+ page book.