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Unreliable, piece of junk, I'm desperate because i invested more than 550euros into the acessories and the """"camera"""" that DOESN'T WORK! New firmware nowhere, freezes, locks up, GoPro doesn't communicate, Go to hell you company. people beware. I'd cut my finger off for being that stupid and buying this thing.

My son loves to draw and this is the software that goes with his sketchbook. He uses it often and allows him to get very intricate with his sketches on his computer.

As always Eric has done a great job of explaining the methods and procedures of Civil 3d, this is a great book for the biginner as well as can be used as a quick referance guide. Thanks for being one of many that is willing to show others the way.

From all of the negative reviews, I have noticed most of the people shared a similarity in that they either had straight and/or thin hair. From what I understand, thin hair damages quite easily so this particular product should not shoulder all of the blame. Also note, Organix is just the product name and is not guaranteeing that every ingredient is in fact organic, natural, etc. A lot of people seem to get the brand name and concept confused. So if you have straight and/or thin hair, I would advise you be cautious with this particular product. People with thin/straight hair have not had any problems with the other shampoos and conditioners in the line, just this particular one. NOTE: I know one reviewer stated that they changed ingredients but I still have my conditioner from a year or two ago and it still matches both the picture and the ingredient description listed.

What a fun day planner! I love that it goes from August of one year until December of the next year...not just August to August. The pocket in front really comes in handy for receipts or notes or things. The page of stickers are really a fun extra, and I like that there was a couple pages for "Dates to remember," it helped to see the years birthdays all together. For me, the few pages for "Notes" was sufficient, but I could see if someone writes down a lot of random things how that may not be enough pages for them.

What was supposed to be an exploration of the Antarctic turns into a fight for survival for famed explorer Ernest Shackleton and his crew. Trapped in an ice flow, their ship destroyed, forced to live on ice flow, crossing open seas in small boats. For two years they lived in bitter cold and constant dampness. They battled starvation, thirst and illness. Every other day the unpredictable Antarctic weather would descend upon them. Still they battled on in an effort to reach civilization.. Undoubtedly one of the most amazing non-fiction stories I ever read. The writing draws you in, makes you experience the crews' struggles first hand. Find out what it's like to sail a boat through horrid weather when you are dead tired and soaked through the bone. When you read this, you will feel guilty about complaining the next time you drag yourself into work fighting a cold. A stellar example that, even against the most impossible odds, people can still triumph.

Looking forward to trying it. Great ingredients and better than a lot of stuff if seen on the market.