Ordered this volleyball as a Christmas present & it came way ahead of schedule in time for Christmas. The ball is shipped deflated & was easy to inflate. This is the official ball is used in Southern California Volleyball Association (SCVA) matches & is quite a bit cheaper than buying it @ a sporting goods store.

I love the magazine, but am not a fan of reading it digitally. Since I am only reading it on a 7 inch screen, I am finding it hard to navigate.

Works great at not letting anything through as I have been using it for years. What I did notice that I did not like after a fresh install of Windows my boot time went from 25 seconds to 1 1/2 minutes after just installing this program.

Starbucks is like the McDonald's of coffee but with a much higher price tag. Actually, even Mickey D's is getting a little heavy these days. Starbucks is conveniently posted every 35 feet in America and that's the main reason they truly do so well. Consistency is spotty here. Sometimes you get a bag that has been roasted well and the flavors are all right. Sometimes what you get is over roasted and leaves you with burnt or bitter coffee. The Kati Kati is no exception to this trait. I've had cups of smooth, tasty iced coffee made with this. The same as I got bags which I wondered what I was doing wrong. Both reviews left before me are accurate - it can be near a 5 star coffee if done up iced which is I think how they intended to market this since it was offered free with iced coffee pour over pitcher purchase. The package has the pretty blue markings but don't really get lured in to the hype. There are better coffee beans out there locally for less of a price than starbucks 12.95 a pound also. Overall, that's why the 3 star review. Sometimes it can be good, other times not so much. As a hot coffee, this is almost undrinkable in my opinion. There is no aroma left after brewing. Anything you smelled pre grind seems destroyed somehow in a hot cup. I wonder too if that had any bearing on why they suggest iced brewing?