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  • Houman - AutoCad LT 2011AutoCad LT is a great product. I tried the less expensive Cad programs that you could buy for fifty or a hundred dollars (which are compatible with DWG files) and they are not built as well as AutoCad LT. If need to work with DWG files on a daily basis I highly recommend AutoCad LT. One difference I have noticed between AutoCad LT 2011 & LT 2008 is that in LT 2011 you can directly import raster images into your DWG files.
  • Michael A. Waddle - It's a great Tv so farThis is my first smart Tv and my first LG. I usually stick with Samsung for my Tv's and monitors as I have had a good experience with them. With that said I have never seen a better picture on a Tv and it's very bright. So watching during the day time or a well lit room is no problem with this Tv.

    I would also like to note that I am a big gamer. One of the major things I was looking for when doing research was how responsive the tv was playing video games. And I am very happy with how good my Xbox 360 and Ps3 work on it. I even hooked up my computer to it to play some of my steam games.

    Something I don't like about this Tv is the Tru-view or Tru-motion system. I think that's what it called. With this mode active it makes your movies and tv shows look like they have very strange camera movements. For awhile I thought it was just the way the Tv processed the video. But thank god I was able to turn off that feature.

    Something else that I am kinda annoyed about with this Tv is it does not have the Amazon Instant video App. It's not available to download as well. But yet it has most of the other ones. Personally I have a lot of movies purchased on Amazon so this is especially annoying to me. So I have to waste one of my 3 HDMI ports for my ROKU box. If they added Amazon instant video I could remove my ROKU altogether.

    The smart Tv features are an interesting feature to me. It's my very first Smart tv and I love the idea. I am also a power user on the computer so by hooking up my computer to the tv. I am tempted to just use the computer over the smart Tv system. Especially on things like Youtube. I really don't like the interface for youtube on this tv. I understand they are just trying to make it easier for the user but I prefer Youtube as it is on the computer. Also searching for things with the basic remote that comes with the Tv kinda sucks. I've been considering getting a tablet to interface with the Tv's Bluetooth it make searching easier. But again I have my computer hooked up with a wireless Keyboard and mouse. So it's almost pointless...

    The speakers on the Tv are not to bad. I prefer a richer fuller sound so I have hooked up my old 5.1 system to the Tv. I am considering getting a sound bar for it. As I am hearing some good things about them.

    All in all I am happy with my decision to purchase this Tv. I did a ton of research to make sure it was compatible with my gaming and Tv watching interests. I read a ton of reviews and no red flags poped up about this Tv. LG really needs to add the Amazon Instant video App as it's a huge issue for me.
  • Winweb - Great BookI was raised in a fundamentalist christian church (the Church of Christ) and after age 21 I started the study of the world's religions because of the insanity of the church in which I was raised. Despite all my readings I never considered the aspects raised by Aslan; this was eye-opening. It is also an absorbing read.
  • Tom Brody - Every last bit of coaching helps. It possible that even the brightest students can improve their lot with this workbook.This is a 480-page book from an established company, Kaplan. The format is large: 8.5 inches by 11 inches. While the cover is glossy, all of the pages inside are printed on inexpensive off-white paper. The book comes with a PASSWORD, for use in accessing an on-line course.

    This is a workbook. The purpose is to provide practice exams and self-imposed drills to students. The pages are for writing on, and for taking notes. Once the student has taken the PSAT test, or the SAT test, the workbook can be discarded, or handed down to a younger student.

    The book has these parts: (1) PSAT basics; (2) Diagnostic test; (3) PSAT strategies; (4) Mathematics; (5) Writing test; (6) How to prepare for the test day; (7) Practice test 1; (8) Practice test 2; (9) Practice test 3; (10) Compute your score; and (11) PSAT resources.

    The book is, in part, a teacher. For example, page 169-173 show various kinds of verb tense errors, an error called "collective nouns," the trap of "intervening phrases," pronoun erros," and something called "ambiguous reference." Page 183 is devoted to an error in English called, "Bad parallelism."

    Practice Test Two (pages 261-313), for example, contains dozens of different READING COMPREHENSION questions, for example, questions where there is a 1-page narrative, followed by 14 questions. For example, page 266 contains a narrative on innate language. One of the questions is, "The author mentions computers in the second paragraph primarily to illustrate the (A) way humans learn language through experience, (B) importance of computer use to a child's language acquisition, (C) progress in understanding language made using computer models, (D) inability of computers to use language creatively, and (E) possibility that humans are born knowing how to use language.

    Pages 425 to 466 contains a long list of "hard words," useful for students with an urge to perform better. Word lists such as this, are also studied by premedical students, eager to do well on their MCAT exams. This particular word list include, "solicitous," "spartan," squalid," "strident," and "stringent." To tell you the truth, I am not sure what is the meaning of "stringent." Let's see, the Kaplan book says, "imposing severe, rigorous standards." Hmm, I thought that "stringent" meant caustic, or having a flavor that makes you contract your mouth. Hmm, a look into a dictionary tells me that what I was thinking of was, "astringent." Now let's see, does the Kaplan book have the word, "astringent"? YES, IT DOES. Well, I am impressed!

    Kaplan was founded in 1938 by Stanley Kaplan, who started the business by tutoring students for the New York State Regents Exam in the basement of his parents' Brooklyn home. Later, he opened locations around the country. In 1984, Kaplan sold the company to The Washington Post Company.