This software is targeted to the consumer market-- the weekend DIYers. It is far too unintuitive and complicated for this market. Be prepared to spend many, many hours learning to use this software. For example, editing the type and height of foundation (e.g. 4' crawlspace, brick-faced) is buried in layers of menus and options, and the type of siding on the floors reverts to plan default when these changes are made. So...you can change the type of siding for the entire house to brick, then edit the height of the crawlspace, and the siding reverts to the default white planks, which you then must go back in and change again. This effectively prohibits tinkering with designs.

I have BatteryMINDers on two low-use vehicles and one airplane. They work perfectly. Batteries are always fresh even after 6 months of the vehicle being idle. Also has kept my airplane batteries lasting longer than previously.

I am continually trolling Amazon for books & stories that appeal to me. You know the drill - you churn thru a couple dozen book descriptions to get one that looks like you might like it and so you download the sample. Then you read thru a dozen samples to find the single book that you think is worth buying and reading. And then about one in five of the books you read ends up being truly surprising; it's the book you can't stop reading till you've reached then end, and even then you're left wishing for more. This was such a book. A fun story that's new and different, and keeps twisting and turning along the way. I'm anxious to read the next in the series - which hopefully won't be too long a wait.

This is a pretty solid bike for the price. At 6' 00" with 32.5" inseam, this bike is the right size. However, if you are shorter than 5' 11", you may want to consider the medium size (even though Diamondback size chart says 5' 10" is ok) as this bike runs a bit large. It DOES NOT include the assembly tools (confirmed!!). Assembly was pretty easy, but you can't go by the absolutely useless instruction book (look to their website for guidance instead). Most of the bike was already assembled. After 1 hour basic assembly, I had brake noise on rear brake/rotor and noise from chain rubbing against the front derailleur. Knowing absolutely nothing about bikes, it took several youtube videos and another 3 hour to fine tune it. This included adjusting rear brake pad position, rear brake cable tension, and bending the rear rotor just a bit. On the front derailleur, I adjusted tension as well as the high and low limit on front derailleur. They seemed pretty difficult at first, but once you get through it, it will be much easier if you need to do it again. I then made sure that everything was tight and secure, in case someone at the factory was incompetent. Now it shifts very quickly, smoothly and quietly. The brakes stop effectively with no noise at all.

My old screen protector has been cracked for a while little now. I had it for about a year and one day it just cracked, so it was time for a new one! So I decided to buy this and I am so happy that I did! It came in a hard plastic folder-like package. It also came with little wipes to clean your phone before applying the screen protector, which I highly recommend you use. It'll help prevent bubbles and make sure there are no crumbs or smears on your screen.