We have both the Foonf and the Fllo. The Foonf has a much better recline so their heads don't flop over when they fall asleep. Other than that, they seem to take up exactly the same amount of space and the person in the front seat has to sit farther forward. We have an Explorer, and there isn't a lot of extra space in the front when these seats are in the back. However, we wanted the safest seat we could find, and feel that we have it with these seats.

This was seriously a life changer. I'm unfortunately 37 already and would have died for this 17 years ago. Got my back completely hairless (and i had a seriously hairy back) and has stayed that way. I shave it like once a week now and it's no problem.

I tried this product based on the reviews of others, I have relaxed hair and i use it on my daughters hair as well that is relaxed and it leaves the hair moisturized, shiny and there is no oily build up on the hair. I use it everyday and i would definatley recommend it to others. If you relax your hair It works good also good when you apply heat to the hair, no hair breakage or extreme shedding. Best to put on night before bed and cover hair hair would be soft and moisturized by morning.

Hallmark card studio i-Mac is huge disappointment compared to micro-soft version. And if you need technical support its the worst ever!

Though I do try to be careful in my browsing, sometimes there's no telling what innocent site is infected until it's too late. Recently, I picked up another of those annoying search-engine redirect viruses on my desktop computer. Mind you, this is when Microsoft Security Essentials was running on my computer. (In the past, I also lost a computer because Norton's Antivirus software also failed to protect, AND they charged me a good chunk of money to clean out the virus, AND they screwed up my computer in the process.) I did scans and cleaning programs. Though the Security Essentials did find a couple of other potential issues (why didn't it block them BEFORE they ended up my computer, I'd like to know), it couldn't spot the redirect virus. Ran a different malware scan. Same thing. Then I remembered I had picked up Webroot SecureAnywhere for my new MacBook Air months ago, but had never installed it. I installed it on my PC desktop and viola! The problem just disappeared. The redirect got flushed with no fuss and no muss. This morning, SecureAnywhere also blocked something else that tried to sneak into my computer while I was on Verizon's news website. It probably wasn't anything big, maybe just some kind of adware, but the program blocked it. Security Essentials didn't see it. SecureAnywhere detected it and swatted it.

A thorough and accurate projection of the usage of wooden toilet seats in rural china. Unfortunately, this only covers yrs 2009 to 2014 (as described in listing). The completion of my research relies heavily on the numbers for 2015 and beyond.