Country: 185.41.8.179, Europe, GB

City: -0.1224 , United Kingdom

I'll keep it short. (System: XP-Pro, SP-3) I installed the 2010 trial download, and in the process of initialization, it stopped and gave me an error message about how it could not initialize. OK, I tried it several more times, once even with a fresh download. Same thing each time. OK, so I'm not about to trust my BACKUPS to a program that will not even work in the trial version, so I go into Control Panel "Add and Remove Programs" and there's no Acronis listed. So good, I think, maybe this creepy thing has not yet even gotten into the Registry and I can simply delete the folder full of junk that had already been installed. But first, I went on some forum boards and learned that deleting the folder was not an option because even at the stage at which the install failed, it had already messed with my Registry files.

First let me say that the packaging is beautiful and very rich looking. I know that's not a clear definition of whats inside, but hey, I'm a girl and I like that kind of thing. It cannot compare to what's inside the bottle however. I like the dropper dosage, its just enough for a single application. This serum feels amazing on your skin, so light and not sticky or tacky at all. I think you can use this serum alone under your makeup, but I tend to have dry skin, so I use it under my moisturizer and the two blend seamlessly. No perfume smell either, which is a huge bonus, I'm not a fan of having scented face products layered on top of each other. This is just a wonderful lightweight odorless serum that is full of age fighting ingredients.

This is a great little device, and it's been reliable so far. My car has bluetooth but only for phone calls; it has an audio jack (I guess it'd be called "line-in"). I have a cord with a plug at both ends to connect my phone to the car, but I hate plugging/unplugging it from the phone over and over, fearing it's wearing out the phone. But now, with this Aukey bluetooth receiver, I don't worry anymore. It works well for audio, and it also handles the phone calls just fine.

Very adorable! We really are super heroes to our children and this book did a great job illustrating that point. What kid doesn't like superheroes. Fun little book.

For what this album is I like it,I can't say every song is great. J Coles best songs were from the warm up which is a mixtape,everyone obviously has a different opinion of course but if you're into songs talking about struggles in life then this is for you. If you're into catchy club songs then this album isn't it for you. The only thing I didn't like off some songs were the choruses,some just sounded terrible. Besides that I thought this album was really good & worth a purchase.

I think this was written by a troupe of middle school students on a drunk weekend who cut and pasted every single action movie cliche they could think of. I'm half-tempted to demand my money back. The 5.4* average is way over-generous.

Bill Gates and Microsoft are monopolists (John D. Rockefeller types) whose business model is to wring as much undeserved profit out of the public as possible. These newer product offerings are moving away from the download AND get a CD business model to make you more dependent on their online services, and to entice you to pay rent on a product that is in software terms, bloated, slow (yes, if you don't know that you are ignorant of the possibilities of computer speeds) and way overpriced. Microsoft gets away with this monopolistic, anti-free market approach because we and our government let them.