This little gadget has saved my life! My son used to wake up every morning at 6 am and cry for Daddy and it was horrible. NOW, he wakes up, looks at the stop light on his dresser and if it's red, he sits up and waits. He is just 2 and 1/2. He loves to set the alarm every night and as I kiss him good-nite, I remind him that Red means "stay in bed" and Green means " Get up and go"! When the light turns green at 7 am, he cheerily says. "it's green, time to get up and go". I know this because we have a video monitor. We started the alarm off at 6 am, and added 1 minute to it every night. We tried black-darkening shades on his windows, and he still woke up at 6. People complained about it being fragile, so we put it up high so he can only reach it when we pick him up to set his alarm.

I ordered this DVD because I've always wanted to see Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band, regardless of which version was on tour. Most of the reviews were good, a couple were so-so and one was really bad, but I bought it anyway. I love this concert at the Ryman. One of the reviews said that the band members were just "going thru the motions". I couldn't disagree more. I think the sound quality is terrific, the band, in my opinion, seems to really go after it hard. It's obvious they're having fun, and the crowd was on fire. If I had one complaint, it would be that Ringo didn't do "You're sixteen", but he had a new CD to plug and did a couple songs from that. One I though was pretty good, one I wasn't nuts about. I love this concert and watched it again this weekend. Loved Todd Rungren, Greg Rolie from Santana, Steve Lukather of Toto, Richard Page of Mister Mister, Mark Rivera, the sax player & percussionist, Greg Bissonette and Richard Page, the drummer and bass player, they were all terrific. If you like Ringo, you'll love this DVD.