I was interested to read this, as I live in Asheville. It was a good enough story, and the characters were terrific. Fine ending, too

I've had this treadmill for about a year and I really like it. Does it all have all the features of a $2k bowflex treadclimber or one you'd find at a gym? Obviously not, but do you really need all those things for a home treadmill? Trust me I did a LOT of research before deciding to make buy this F63 treadmill and in the end I'm totally happy that I chose this unit. Here's why

This unit is perfect for my needs. It charges up my electronics quickly. I am totally satisfied with my purchase.

I'm a (German) business consultant and have all kinds projects, org-, flow-, and gantt-charts, etc. on my desk most of which I can't delegate to someone else. Among others I have French and Belgian business partners and clients. While it is important to visualize things when working with people having the same native tongue, with people who don't visualization becomes a question of life or death of your projects (as they say: a picture is worth a thousand words - ten thousand, if they are in broken English, sorry I can't offer you any pictures here). After ten years of trudging through MS Visio I reluctantly tested SmartDraw2014. I bought it after half an hour of testing. I could do things intuitively and faster and with better results than after ten years with visio. As clients pay me for results and not for the time it takes me to produce and visualize them the ROI is simply fantastic. The same can be said for the service which is fast, competent and very friendly. The online-training is to the point and entertaining (well, they certainly are at an advantage here, using their own program). I've been using SmartDraw every day for four weeks now (on a Windows 7 platform) and have had no bigger problems than vading through the vast collection of templates they offer from the rack.

The formula was shipped rather quickly, which was good and kudos to the seller on this. The only problem that I have is that the product expires August 2012. Not that it's expired but it will soon expire. If I hadn't opened this specific one next (I had a few tubs that I just got from Target earlier in the week), there would have been a good chance that it could have gotten pushed back in the cupboard. With a food product, I think the seller should have stated that it was to expire soon and that is why the price was only $15 (tho shipping was $5+ - so I didn't really save that much money by going through this seller). I will be hesitant about purchasing from this seller again.

I found this book very helpful, since I am taking an online course...even though I didn't buy the latest version, this still helps with the rules and is very informative. Since I got this book I am scoring higher on the AAPC online course...

EDIT NO. 2: The seller asked me to delete my negative review. I won't because they have misleading information on the description (no night vision, doesn't record upon motion, battery stops working after a couple of hours} AND because they need to have better instructions. The very glowing possitive reviews are clearly fake.