Be Strong, Centered, and Connected to Your Baby in the Middle of Your Journey with Sara Holliday’s Prenatal Yoga: Second Trimester Fitness expert Sara Holliday uses her extensive experience in teaching yoga to put together a unique yoga class specifically designed for your second trimester. It is a comprehensive sequence of safe postures that will strengthen and tone your body, improve your flexibility, create a deeper connection with your baby and leave you with a feeling of inner peace and calm. Customer Review: very relaxing This video is great for the morning or when you are a bit tired. I am used to 60m ashtanga yoga so this video was a bit slow and basic for me. However, this video is incredibly relaxing. The birds chirping in the background are peaceful. Sara looks wonderful pregnant. But if you are looking for a little more intensity, I do not suggest this video.

Inside job
Often taken to task for the maudlin mellowness of his back catalog, Don Henley’s viewpoint on Inside job is frequently as astringent as any of the best of his solo work, if refreshingly more stylistically diverse. Whether skewering the self-absorbed target of “Nobody Else in the World but You” with some welcome funk or lambasting the corporate co-opting of Mother Nature in “Goodbye to a River,” Henley still wears his heart proudly on his sleeve. But the changes in his life have also blunted a previous propensity for self-righteousness into something more akin to subtle, resigned irony, and this album wears it well, especially on strangely downbeat “celebrations” like “For My Wedding.” Featuring a typically all-star cast of guest musician pals (including Stevie Wonder, Randy Newman, Glenn Frey, and Heartbreakers Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench), coproducer Stan Lynch (formerly of Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers) has helped Henley fashion a more timeless, deftly shaded production envelope that should age better than most. Though he still can’t help lament his world’s hardening and loss of innocence (to the point of “They’re Not Here, They’re Not Coming,” echoing Randy Newman’s “Trouble in Paradise” nostalgic plea to “bring back the Duke of Earl”), Henley does it here with a subtle grace that may just win him a few new, late-blooming fans. It’s an album that underscores how quickly life’s fine wine can unexpectedly turn to vinegar. –Jerry McCulley Customer Review: Yuck Now I know why I never picked this up when it first came out…ah, the pitfalls of a completist. NOWHERE near his three 80’s releases. Don should spend his time fighting for the environment instead of music.

Bissell 1425B Little Green Proheat Turbo Carpet Cleaner
The Bissell Little Green Deep Cleaner is portable for small jobs but powerful enough for big jobs. Bissell’s ProHeat system keeps water hot for optimal cleaning while TurboBrush technology powers rotating brushes to get deep-down dirt. The long vacuum hose and power cord let you clean hard-to-reach spots on stairs and upholstery as well as auto and RV interiors. Compact design stores ready-to-use. Customer Review: Great Tool & Easy to Use This cleaner makes the task of cleaning up pet messes much easier. Using the pet solution that Bissell makes along with a good scrubbing with either the brush or the turbo brush makes quick work of the stains. I bought this one with the heat since I could leave it in the closet full and ready to go and use it right when I needed it. And yes, the heater does make the cleaning solution very hot.

I-Dog i-Spidey Red 77270
Spi-Dog, the palm-sized robot puppy, is all set for “Spider-Man 3.” This charming desktop “Spi-Dog” responds to music and also has a built-in speaker for playing your iPod. His spidery face lights up, ears wag and head tilts in sync with the beat. Multicolored blinking LEDs on Spi-Dog’s face are very expressive. For happy yipping sounds, pat his head. Tease his tail and you’ll hear “Grrr!” Measures 4.75″ x 3.25″ x 5″. Uses 2 AA batteries (order separately). Ages 8 and older. 90-day warranty.

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