Country: 46.30.213.71, Europe, DK

City: 12.5655 Capital Region, Denmark

This is so freaking adorable! My two year old granddaughter likes to play with this even though I got it for the grand babies that are coming soon. It was pretty easy to fill with water, no leaks as of yet. I think the babies are going to get lots of enjoyment out of this play mat.

Have used for many, many years and never fails on me. Polishes the toughest to clean. Keep closed tightly. Love it!

Access is one of my important programs and would be lost without it. I was forced to 2010 after using the last license of my 2000. As far as the 2010, I find that there have been substantial advancements from 2000. However, most are not what I need, but is more in keeping with the other present Office programs. The ribbon bar takes some getting use to in order to find one’s way around. I had the foresight to order Microsoft’s “plain & simple” tutorial which proved to be a big help although basically for what I use the program for there is not much change. I am still using programs created with Access 97 with 2010. Access is a powerful program capable of many things. However, for me at 73 years and retired and using it for personal uses I’d like to see a non commercial, less expensive version similar to the Office’s Student and Home.

The Act program is very difficult to load. I have tried and ever hired a computer propgrammer to help load it . He could not load the program.

Our daughter's leappad 2 just died after having it since it was first released. We decided that we would replace it with the leappad ultra. Big mistake...This product is simply not ready for prime time, even after the firmware update. Here are some of the problems we had:

This product just did not hold up. I used it maybe 3-4 times. It seems that the box that holds the batteries just do not work. I tested the batteries and they are fine. I put them in the box and nothing will charge and they will not charge from the solar panel. They do charge in my other charger so I can reasonable assume it is the box and not the panels or batteries.

If I only had room to pack one 2013 volume of short stories for a trip, I would be hard pressed to choose between the Best American Short Stories and the O. Henry Prize Stories anthologies. Although both purport to select the best twenty short stories published within a given year, there is not a single short story that appears in both volumes, thereby demonstrating the inherent subjectivity involved in selecting the best works of art. Additionally, each anthology included a different selection from esteemed short story author Alice Munro, so there was not even concurrence about which was Munro’s best story of the year. But in the end it doesn’t matter which of these two anthologies you select, as they are equally good. If you have room in your luggage, bring both.