Country: 5.149.249.138, Europe, NL

City: 4.8995 , Netherlands

This Ping Pong Racket by Slypin Rapture comes in a well-built protective nylon bag that is slightly padded. The bag zips up easily and is a great way to store your racket when not in use or to transport it with you. The bag is about 11.25" long and goes up to 7.25" wide. There is a 3.25" black loop to hang or to hold.

Do NOT upgrade to this release. It has several bugs that Quickbooks support admitted (after making me wait for over 30 mins for support). I upgraded from 2013 to 2014 because I read that there were improvements to the online bank feeds. Unfortunately there are way too many bugs. It finally screwed up my QB file and would not allow any more credit card transactions to be added. When I tried to get an audit trail to see what changes I had made since I upgraded a week back it showed me transactions going back many years. That is when I realized that this release is way too risky to use. I have reverted back to my 2013 release.

I swear every time around I get another gadget that needs to be charged. They almost all have the same usb charge type and all need to be charged at the same time. Between my phone, my son's phone and Ipod and my wife's phone and Ipod I felt like I needed to add an electrical outlet to my kitchen just to charge electronics. Enter this charger which has fixed all my issues. Being able to charge 6 items at once is just what I needed. Each port will do up to 2 amps so you items charge quickly. I had a 2 phones, an Ipod and my GPS unit all charging at the same time and they all charged quickly. The charger didn't get hot like a lot of cheap chargers do when under load. This is one solid, well made charger unit. Definitely a great charger to use in my household. I would recommend this for anyone that has a lot of electronics that need to be charged.

Have loved them pre CSN, and post CSNY. Stills can really play and the Crosby/Nash vocals are beautiful. Lyrics a bit naive, but heart is in the right place.

I beta tested Office 2010 for 60 days. As a registered tester, I had expected to get some little warning that the testing period was about to expire. Not so! One Sunday afternoon, all of a sudden, I was SOL, with no email or much of anything else for that matter. After realizing what had happened, I turned to buy the now released version. Close to $500! No upgrade pricing! Forget it! I am back to Office 2007 and shall stay there for as long as I can.