Country: 51.255.203.19, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

This is an excellent book to help make sense out of the tax laws. I have used J.K Lasser's books for many years and have never been disappointed. One section on the college credits was apparently prepared before some changes were made and on the age for the American Hope credit that was left out.

We have had this for a few weeks now. Got it for my daughter for Christmas. She has played it a few times and so have I. I am really enjoying learning how to play. The only thing slowing me down is my fingers hurt from playing so I have to take a week off to let them heal up. :) The game is reviewed well so I won't go into details but what I enjoy is picking a song. Then it starts off really easy. Just a few notes. As you get good at that, it adds a few more notes. Then, bam, it adds a cord. Soon, your playing the song. Way cool. You want to learn how to play but don't have the time for lessons, this is it!

Worked fine for about 5 minutes. Then for some reason, the movies it records are not readable by any computer. I was able to read them fine the 5 minutes it worked and then zero, so It's not a drivers issue.

I've been waiting for a product like this for so long. I lose my wallet, my keys, or both on almost a weekly basis. I usually find them but when you're in a rush, it's the most frustrating thing ever. My friend told me about trackR and I bought one a few days later. Sure enough I couldn't find my keys when I was late to work the next week. I almost forgot I had the trackR before my girlfriend reminded me. I busted out my phone and opened up the app. Then I could hear a pile of clothes in the corner of the room beeping and found the keys in a pocket. Saved me probably ten minutes of looking for them and I made it to work on time. Gotta say this device has helped me a lot already and I'm extremely satisfied with it. Whether youre prone to losing things or you had a late night drinking, trackR will help you find what you seek!

It's only since I started buying more expensive, 'cutting edge' brands that I've come to appreciate Buck knives again. I kind of took it for granted that the materials Buck uses, specifically the 420 HC stainless steel, is inferior to the newer and/or more expensive steels that other companies favor. But going back and comparing knives like the Buck Kalinga, Nighthawk, and this one, the Omni Hunter, I was shocked by how sharp these blades are. I haven't subjected them to the tortures, both planned and incidental, that people like to put their blades through, I just collect knives for the hell of it. The Buck knives, including the Omni Hunter, haven't been sharpened since I took them out of the box, but they performed as well on a low impact test on paper, cardboard and 2L pop-bottles as most of the pricier ones, sometimes better. The full-tang pistol-grip and rubberized thermoplastic make for a perfectly ergonomic handle, especially combined with the jimping that extends from the top of the handle to the spine of the 1/8th-thick blade. It feels like it's locked into your hand. This is a heavy-duty knife, with a hollow-grind that starts at 1-inch and narrows to a half-inch, with a typical 20-degree edge added afterward. It makes for a razor-sharp knife ideal for skinning, but excellent for virtually any cutlery application you can think of.

I've been using these in my HP LaserJet for my home office over the past 4 years. They work fine and I've had no issues. Good value and no difference than I can detect from the much more expensive OEM cartrige. Well-packaged in a sealed bag and protective inserts in the box..