Nice upgrade to Visual Studio 2010 in terms of added features to the C++ language. However, the "new" retro metro style looks awful on this software. Even the icons are ugly.

Works as it should. My 1990 Ford F-250 4x4 has been leaking from the RMS. This slowed the smoking(because the oil was dripping on the exhaust) and now only a few drips appear when parked.

2nd Precip I have owned, the first was probably 15 years old. Excellent fit as a outer layer over other jackets such as a fleece. When it is raining make sure the pockets are zipped. Usually find these on sale-worth the money

With over 5 decades of extraordinary recordings reflecting a unique and special mix of melancholy introspection, Barry Gibb and his brothers Maurice and Robin successively produced beautiful songs that always asked a question or offered a longing to an unresolved question. Yet for this tremendous period of time so much of this lyrical approach has been orbited around love.

My wife and I both tried it and it "burns" our throats. It is difficult to mix (it is not completely soluble and clear like Optifiber is). I would have thought that Miralax would have tested this more before marketing. We will still use Miralax but will stick with Optifiber for fiber content.

I have been reading a lot of negative reviews and I have had none of the problems listed. I got my first MagicJack in 2006. I have never had a problem and loved it. Last year I upgraded to the MagicJack Plus. I was able to convert my phone number from Comcast for $20. I have excellent call quality. I have a three phone system with answering machine. All three phones are cordless and spread throughout my house. Each and every phone has excellent sound quality. I am able to use my fax machine, sending and receiving without any problem.

I am writing this review after six-months of use. The reason for the missing star is due to the sheath having a knife-locking system made from a softer, metal that corrodes in saltwater. I love the knife and feel the knife alone is worth the price. It has everything I could want in a kayak-knife: Square semi-sharp tip, serrated edge, and most important, a recessed line-cutter on the back of the blade that will accept larger diameter cordages. The blade is nicely designed and has adequate heft that feels good in the hand, for a less-expensive, yet not cheaply made knife. While I have never drawn the knife for the use it was intended for, I have needed it for cutting cord and light prying. Now on to the sheath...finger-clasps that release the knife are made of some mild-metal and corrode badly in saltwater, even though I rinse everything I use in fresh water within an hour of getting home. I'm guessing I will need to discontinue using the sheath after a year because the corrosion will be advance enough to effect the integrity of the sheath. Had the option been available, I would have paid more for this knife with stainless steel hardware.