Country: 104.24.104.43, North America, US

City: -122.3933 California, United States

The bike is fairly nice, but has some significant issues that potential buyers need to be aware of before parting with $900 of their hard-earned money.

There is some good information in the book about a healthy approach to eating and to life: including daily meditation, hot baths before going to bed and eating lots of dark green vegetables (kale!!). But the book is a thinly veiled attempt to sell readers Dr. Hyman's outrageously overpriced vitamin supplements. I succumbed and ordered a 2-week vitamin pack for $140. I am returning it for a full refund. I scoured Dr. Hyman's website for a way to send him feedback. I found none so I am posting here the letter I tried to send him:

I write reports on the work I do, and this is a succinct and informative guide to help me write more clearly.

They fit perfectly inside the truck and the quality of the rubber is great. It looks amazing and I strongly recommend it.

I've only had my skeeter vac for less than three weeks. It works great, the basket is full and the sticky TacTrap is absolutly covered in mosquitos. I have been able to mow my yard after dinner without being attack. My dogs and I can go out and enjoy the backyard, something we could not do before buying the skeeter vac and its bait etc... I can't believe how fast I noticed a difference, I thought it would be at least a month or more. My neighbor across the street said her yard is really bad this year. We did get heavy rain this spring, prompting me to buy the skeeter vac. I haven't gotten one bite yet. I highly recommend this product.

This book is one of the greatest adventure stories ever. Even if you are not into adventure stories, give this book a try, you will love it. From the smartest scholar to the lamest high school drop-out, you will be amazed by the hardship that the 28 men of shackelton's voyage. Unbelieable! A quick easy read that will spark interest in exploration, ship travel, and the south pole. Thank you.

I have been using Quicken Home and Office since 2008 when I started a consulting business. I really liked this product, as it really helped me organize my business financials, track clients, generate invoices, track payments, etc. etc. When I started getting notices that my 2010 version would no longer be supported, and I was in the process of purchasing my first rental property, I decided to upgrade to RPM 2013 so I could track both my consulting and rental businesses from one place. I was very disappointed at the seemingly lack of any out-of-the-box support for rental property management like I had gotten when I first set up H&O 5 years ago. I was really hoping to get some kick-start guidance like I got back then. I'm still working through stuff, so maybe I will find it useful eventually, but right now it is more of an impediment than an asset. At least I can easily tag expenses to a particular property, and create categories that map to a Schedule E tax item, but it would have been nice to have some of this pre-configured and a little more intuitive (like setting up tenant accounts similar to the business customers).