I found it to be nice beginner racket. Is very light weight and generates good power for long shots and smashes. Has a decent grip too. I'll probably upgrade to a more expensive one a year later or so.

I purchased a classic motor home I'm in the process of restoring. In the battery drawer there were 4 batteries and I suspected problems there because the lot would be dead in a couple days and I could not fine an electrical problem that was draining them.

I was bewildered when I upgraded my PC operating system to Windows 10, and my Microsoft Money 2004 program stopped working. I needed to find a replacement program, because I like to keep my checkbook up-to-date. I have a Bank of America account where I can download the transactions to my Money account. However, after working with Quicken, I find that the process is now easier than it was with the Microsoft Money program. There is one part of Quicken I don't like, however. When there are upgrades, they ask when you boot up the program if you want to run the updates. When you do this, it seems to lock up the program, so you never really know if it took effect. Overall, though, it seems to be a good replacement, and I will continue to use it.

Over more than 10 years I really checked quite a few prep books for several tests (TOEFL, SAT, ACT, GMAT...) - finally, I condensed to wide range to just two very similar approaches: Kaplan and Gruber. Both are similar in content and only slightly different in the strategy of preparation.