Country: 216.14.122.178, North America, US

City: -87.9588 Illinois, United States

Lovely Holiday Barbie, but didn't come with a stand! I would expect for $35 they could throw in a stand. The dress has a strip of cardboard under which helps the Barbie stand, but I would have liked to have had a stand for display purposes.

Toyota wanted $129 for the remote, and $50 to program. It did take me three tries to get the programming sequence correct (open/close doors, insert and remove key from ignition, etc.) maybe taking all of five minutes.

They are exactly as represented and look and perform great. Easy to install with no need to remove tires. I added an extra screw for the back flaps by simply burning a small hole with a small soldering iron, no need to drill.

I consider myself something of a weapons connoisseur. Some would even call me choosey. I was watching Iron Man 2 and was immediately captivated by one of the few weapons I don't have- the reactor-powered electic whip that Ivan Vanko wielded. You remember the scene during the Circuit de Monaco scene, when Vanko attacks Stark out of nowhere. He effortly sliced through cars, barriers, and some innocent bystanders (too graphic for the public release however).

It did not hold a charge. I plugged it in for 4 hours(documentation said 90 minutes was enough). I paired it, listened to music about 15 seconds, it said battery low and shut itself off. I charged it overnight. Put it in my pocket for anout 1 hour. Tried to use it but it would not turn on. I am returning it.

I have used different backup software products ranging from a home setting with only 2 PCs to a corporate setting where dozens to hundreds of computers were backed up. I use Acronis True Image (Home) exclusively for my home networked PCs and it is perfect for that use. I have never used anything else since discovering True Image Home about 10 years ago when I tested many products trying to find a decent backup solution. Nothing else came close to True Image.

About ten years ago, I bought a Brother sewing machine for around $75. It ran great, it got thrown in several garages, went on many a trip and continued to sew wonderfully, considering the variety of machines I sewed on in different locations. When I started sewing leather, that's when problems started happening. Skipped stitches on even a single layer of leather (and thick fleece), regardless of adjustments and needle changes, continued to happen, which is no good when you're selling your products! I retired the machine this year to pass it on to my younger sister and got this awesome piece of metal.