I ordered this product from Amazon to fix a crack in the steering wheel of a classic Cadillac that I own. I am no Renoir, so I did not do a great job of matching the color (light green, which meant I had to mix blue and yellow) but it was close enough. The stuff worked great. It sealed the crack and looks like it will last.

I am a longtime New Yorker subscriber, i.e. the print edition, so I did not have to pay separately to get it on my Kindle. I find it very comfortable to be able to read it wherever I happen to be (where I have a wireless connection). If there is a problem, it's that I wish the size of the type were larger, but I think there may be ways of dealing with that. It's a nice perk to having a Kindle.

The third book of the series (apparently a fourth is anticipated) continues the decline. In this book the central action is taking place at the highest levels of human and alien societies. The cracks in the world building break the plot up into silly pieces. The writing also seem rather more repetitive than the earlier books. We are building up to a grand confrontation between humans and the scum who had killed half the Earth's population 50 years ago. Our heroes have a special role to play in killing the scum emperor. One of the tensions the book never resolves is that it wants to show the war is awful and always wasteful, but simultaneously show the scum as irredeemably evil. After starting only a couple of years earlier where human technology was vastly inferior to the scum, we find that humans can do even better and the final battle with the scum emperor is resolved by yet another unmotivated deus ex machine. Earlier we have a whole insert where apparently just for the fun of it we meet a new groups of aliens with our heroes seeming recruiting 5 or 6 races to the cause in just a few days while they are marching off to the big battle. Definitely ambassador materiel!