Country: 104.24.105.61, North America, US

City: -122.3933 California, United States

This short book lacked cohesiveness, and failed to build its case-- about Trump or much of anything else. The author nerds to focus on a premise and build a case for it. This book was like reading someone's sporadically kept journal.

Looks great. Fits perfectly on a 2016 Unlimited. Works well. I ordered the clear. I suspect the smoked looks better.

I gave this as a gift to my 15-year-old. He thinks it's definately an improvement over the last edition, and it's been his favorite video game for a few months now.

I had Quickbooks Pro 2007 before, it worked just fine, but I got a message from Quickbooks that my 2007 payroll would no longer be used so I needed to upgrade. So I did to Pro 2010. I do not see a big difference between the two it was just more money to give to Quickbooks since we use it for payroll. There is one feature that it does not have I used a Depreciation Schedule from my 2007 to keep up with depreciation each year, it is no where to be found in the 2010 edition so I have to keep 2007 on a different computer so I have the depreciation schedule.

This is my third stroller for our almost 9 month old baby! I was all set on purchasing the Baby Jogger City Mini (as many who buy the Britax B-Agile have mentioned) when the salesperson said that she recommended the B-Agile over the BJCM. She pointed to all the "better thought out" features and the one that really stood out was the brake bar in the back. I'm not that tall (5'5") but even I could see myself kick that bar every time I would use the stroller. I also hated the look of the brake bar -- it was so large and unappealing. Plus, trying to press on the brake was tough; getting it to disengage was even tougher. But I LOVED all the color combos of the BJCM, the handle bar was a tad taller, the canopy a smidgen longer and the most important fact: that it was the original with that ingenious seat handle one-fold design. I like to support original design! But I couldn't help but be distracted by the brake bar. My second stroller is the Uppababy G-Luxe and we both tend to step on the back wheels when using it so I knew that if many others have complained about the brake bar then it's probably going to happen for us as well. My 2nd stroller is lightweight but just not the right one for frequent use. I wanted something super durable that wouldn't take up all of my trunk space! My usual stroller was a travel system Chicco Keyfit 30 Cortina. It has done me proud. I found it extremely easy to unfold and fold and attach the car seat for seamless, "covered" naps. But it really took up the full horizontal length of my trunk. And I realized that I would like to get my trunk back. At least 1/2 of it! So that's where I came to search for my 3rd and hopefully final stroller...(unless that is I have another baby!)...

Heavy duty, great color, sturdy, loads of room for lots of good stuff. My grand-daughter has her phone, ipod, a thousand pens, and a few text books/note books and other things I am not to know about all jammed together in one very strong backpack. It is working out very well.