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For what it is, the PS-VR is awesome and I think that Sony will make a killing off of this headset. This VR-Headset falls in between Pro and beginner Mobile VR. There is a bunch of complaints about the Move-Controllers or regular controllers tracking being a "Hit or Miss," but in my experience I have had virtually no trouble with tracking. Also, for a medium-level-consumer-grade VR-Headset, it is more comfortable than the Oculus Rift. The only real complaint I have with this VR-Headset is the Low Detail from the low resolution and a bit of motion sickness, but motion-sickness is expected with almost all VR; I experienced motion sickness with the Oculus Rift as well. With Oculus and HTC Vive, one needs a beastly PC in order to use Oculus or the Vive, which can cost more than a 500gb PS4 and VR bundle. Additionally, the Headset is very easy to set up because of the Plug-&-Play design and Sony has even included numerical labels to show the user what step is next; however, I did not even use the instructions or looked at the numerical labels to install this unit; any tech savvy teen or adult can use common sense to figure out what plug goes where, if not there are comprehensive instructions located in a VERY LARGE instruction booklet included inside the box or one can always watch a instructional PS-VR installation video on Youtube. I usually do not purchase Tech right off the bat because the price usually drops down significantly after several years, but in this case I compared the price drops from Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, which have have stayed steady throughout the years they have been in service; however, I surmise that the Oculus and Vive will drop in price soon or maybe they will come out with their own Medium-Grade-Consumer-Level VR-Headset. Retrospectively, if you have a PS4, and in the market for a VR headset, then PS-VR is a great choice for anyone looking for an affordable VR-Headset.

After many months of not so happy times in my marriage, I stumbled across Athol's website and subsequently, book. This book is raw, truthful and above all, works. I have introduced it to at least a dozen people. All those that actually cracked the book and read it, are having a much better time in their marriage.

I thought I had it all measured out - but as noted by other reviewers - the larger ones did not fit. They are just a little too big for my old Whirlpool range. Perhaps I am s/h gone with the Whirlpool right off but the measurements seemed to work. I am trying the Whirlpool drip pans now - fingers crossed.

I really don't like the changes between Office 2010 and Office 2013. Office 2013 has a strange interface for opening and saving files, and sometimes it freezes up. Older versions never did that. I wish I could exchange mine for Office 2010. I asked Microsoft and they said I had no downgrade rights. What a shame. Just like Windows 7 to Windows 8, Office 2010 to 2013 is a disappointment since they broke a perfectly good interface.