Just picked this 55" up from Best Buy when they matched the Prime Day sale price. It arrived today and I just got it mounted to the wall. The TV is much lighter than my old LG Plasma (50"), and the old mount that I had worked great. The picture quality on this TV blows away the picture on my LG, which was 8 years old and needed to be replaced anyway.

So far this charges my device very quickly. The power block has a good quality feel to it and is made of good quality materials. It has a soft touch rubber kind of feel to me. The power block plugs into my wall nice and securely. The cable is an average thickness and made of good quality materials. The black plastic ends are nice and the connectors both fit snugly when plugged in. I would recommend for anyone in need of a USB C charger.

The Fantasy Black Book series has become the first thing I buy when preparing for an upcoming season. Not only does Pisapia give you great analysis of each sport, individual players, relevant rookies, and fantasy trends but he also gives you RPV (or RPV Per Dollar for DFS). Relative Position Value (RPV) has changed the way I look at Fantasy sports. It gives you a succinct, unbiased view of the player pool without the irrelevant names that many analysts feel the need to include. The numbers are there in black an white. It has made me rethink my position on many players over the years. Whether it's the big name who isn't quite the fantasy player he's thought to be or the undervalued veteran who puts up solid numbers every year, RPV gives you the cold, hard facts. It will change your tiers, it will change your draft, it will change the way you manage your roster, RPV will change your life.

These are great - work perfectly with the FlipBelt (of course). The nozzle is nice and secure...no leaking. For my longer runs (10 milers), I carry one in the front and one in the back of the belt. No complaints!

All was going fine after the switch to Windows 7 until I tried to use Printshop 20, not gonna happen. I've used printshop since it came on a 5 1/2 inch floppy, and after reading all the reviews for a decient card making program, and most of them was horror stories. a friend said he used the Hallmark 2011 and had no problems with it on Vista, so I gave it a try. Got it two days before Amazon said I would, that was great. I had Christmas cards to produce and time was running out, the learning curve wasnt too bad. I was able to use my own graphics and could just about edit all their stuff. Couldn't get the Hallmark logo off, but I discovered a way to cover it, got the cards out on time and everyone enjoyed them. I did take some time to read the manual and now I know how to remove it, and a few other tricks too, the more I mess with it the more I like it... Lynn