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- CC927 - Bookkeeping as easy as pie!Enjoying numbers and bookkeeping as I do, Quickbooks helps me to keep businesses that I work for and have worked for in the past current and reports easy to generate.
For anyone who wants to own a small business and have to do the bookkeeping yourself to save money, this is the product for you. I have used other software which is good also. With the need to have an accountant for year end taxes and more complicated forms and reporting than a beginner can handle, I find that the accounting firms I've worked with all use Quickbooks so its easy to send them reports and access through Quickbooks. With the Excel feature, you can compile and merge more information from your Quickbooks reports for other financial needs. Quickbooks is simply awesome. I've recommended it to my friends in small business. - SirArthur - Add to cart nowI listened to a variety of music (EDM, Classical, Hip Hop, Country, Crap Rap, Jazz, Metal, Bluegrass) to test out the range and I'm pretty shocked. Jazz and You are immersed in the music with the strings of the cello or fiddle to the cymbals and most surprising of all the heavy bass in hip hop and EDM. The bass seems overplayed at times similar to Beats headphones, but not as exaggerated and doesn't muffle vocals whatsoever. Bluegrass and Jazz are extremely enjoyable to hear that clear double bass in conjunction with horns and fiddle/violin. Everything is sharp at high volume levels as well although I haven't tested at 100% because it is too loud at 70%.
I checked out the plethora of BT MOBILE models at Best Buy and none compare to the range that this speaker has (not the Magnolia lines like DefTech or Libratone. If that was even an option for you...why are you here?). The Bose Soundlink is great in the mids and highs, but low frequencies are only good compared to the A33. It goes without saying to buy the best within your budget. I've found mobile speakers sub-$300 can't beat this value and coughing up the extra $50 from the $100 range pays itself in sound quality. Weatherproofing, IP64 - not submersible, is definitely an added bonus. Not to forget the usb charging and conference call options that many BT speakers lack. The cons I have at the moment are the extra weight (opposed to the UE Boom or Beats Pill bleh!) and lack of full waterproof protection; a trade-off I gladly took for my use. If you require the full IPx8 protection, the EcoXBT offers that for the lower quality sound. Females carrying this in their purse will definitely know it's there. Fortunately, this is greatly paid off when in use as everyone will know where it is, even over conversations (varies by test woman). I will be testing this soon in a workshop environment to check how well it masks tool/machinery noise. Battery life is very important for mobility, so that's something I'm testing now too.
UPDATE: This monkey is LOUD! I didn't have it on full volume because it was deafening. It masked most of the workshop noise (you could still hear them enough for the safety-minded readers out there) and that wasn't on full volume. I was pairing it with a Lumia 920, so if your device is no good, maybe it's your source. If that's not it, call up their customer support. They are very great and helpful (I had a connectivity issue which a full discharge/recharge cleaned up). As far as battery life, it's around 7 hours on 40-50% volume. Less time the louder it is and vice versa. The weight is really a non-issue. I know it's in my backpack by weight not bulk and it helps remind me if I left it behind. One downside I discovered is the need to flip the waterproof seal on the ports to charge. I have to assume their reasoning is if you're using an AC plug that close to a water source, you won't have many years ahead of you. My best use so far is using it in the bathroom while in the shower and not having to expose my phone to the humidity and sink splash (replaced a set of speakers in there using a Belkin BT receiver). - Maggiewood - Perfect Fit, good constructionThese are obviously Toyota parts because it was a perfect fit. The installation instructions are very bad as far as removing the rack covers in the back. You have to be extremely careful or you will nip off at least one of the little snap tabs. These little tabs are less than 1/4" long and 1/8" wide. It is almost impossible to not break one of the tiny tabs. If you are picky, I would have a dealer install them for you. I replaced the two covers and they are on solid even with one missing tab...but I am not happy about that. The removal tool is also used to push on the rubber stoppers in the last step. I had to cut one of the rubber stoppers because they gave me two left hand pieces.
- Dean Redfern - QUICKEN DELUXE 2012 - Making "cents" of your moneyThis newest version installed in about 10 minutes without any problems. Although there are not many new features in this release to get excited about, over the years, Quicken has grown into a fine product for maintaining simple or complex personal finances. When I first got Quicken, I used it for basic expense and checkbook accounting, and then, latter on, I added "balance sheet" stuff like mutual funds and bonds. I now have enough financial history to spot trends in our expenses and investments. Budgeting is easy to setup and use, as well. Over time I have fully automated the payments of our bills, as well as the reconciliation of our financial and credit card statements. Quicken has made it easy for us to go "paperless," as digital files, such as PDF statements, can be stored inside of Quicken. (My IRS "shoe box" is a thing of the past.)
For the long haul, Quicken is an intuitive, easy-to-use, and "best of breed" software application for personal financial management. - Natasha Bright - Good Quality Pans for a Nice PriceThese pans are a very basic set. If you're planning to do a lot of regular baking or if you're contemplating starring in your own cooking show then these might not be the best choice. However, for the average user this set makes a perfect complete set of what most household cooks will need. I put these on a wish-list and received them as a birthday present and I am quite pleased! These would make a nice gift for a child moving into their own home for the first time.
They are non-stick and you should hand wash them but don't expect them to last forever - they won't. They are all standard sizes except that the muffin tin cups are slightly small but that makes more muffins so it's an even trade as far as I am concerned. They are thinner than older similar pans which is why they are so lightweight but they are not too thin.