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Ok, once again there are pros and cons.Pro: It is a little more form fitting than the other reflective vests I have seen. It is still not fit to a female body, however. It is reflective and makes me feel a little safer knowing I can be seen. I like the zippers on the sides, so I could wear my leather under it.Cons: I wish it zipped instead of snapped up the front. It is a pain to close 5 or 6 snaps. I ordered a large thinking that I would need extra room to wear it over my leather. I should have stuck with a medium as it would have had plenty of room with the side zippers. (I am 5'6" and 135 pounds). Also, it is not pink. The material inside the side zippers is pink, but the vest itself is more like a melon color. I really wanted pink (as it looks in the pic) to match the rest of my gear.

Good for mounting a 120mm water cooler in an old case with only 80mm holes. This mount is just flexible enough to allow things to 'bend' a little when the holes don't quite line up. There's no 120mm fan made for computers that 'needs' a 120mm hole; they simply cannot max out the flow where it would be a restriction. HOWEVER; if you put a restrictive 80mm filter on that 80mm hole, that's a whole 'nuther story. Put a non restrictive 120mm filter between this adapter and the fan instead. Now you're good to go. Use a real good vacuum, you know, a dyson or shop vac; TURN THE COMPUTER OFF FIRST, then just reverse vacuum the filter from the outside of the case while cupping your hand around the vacuum hose to get a tight seal in order to clean that filter. Don't do it for too long, those big vacs will make your little 120mm fan spin at a billion rpm backwards, and if you do it with the computer on, you'll probably break your poor little 120mm fan. Don't ask me how I know this; just don't go cleaning your house after drinking, and getting 'good ideas' while doing so.

The best thing about this knife is it's size. At three inches closed, I always have it on my person, even when I don't have pockets or a purse. Where do I put it? I secure it to the inside of my bra cup. It's small enough that I can comfortably do so. Not only does the size of this knife give me a edc that I can actually carry at all time no matter if I'm wearing work clothes, yoga gear, or a nice dress (darn women's fashion its tiny/nonfunctional/nonexistent pockets). It gives me an edc that I can pull out quickly and stealthily, that I don't have to fumble though my purse for.The safety and assist was a difficult to open at first but they can be broken in pretty quickly. Suspiciously quickly, I think. It makes me wonder how long the spring will hold up, which is partially why I give it four stars.

I was expecting a thin plastic piece similar to what you get around the non easy-open products from china - you know the stuff you literally cut yourself on while opening. This is about an 1/8 inch thick plastic and very sturdy.The only problem I had with this is that the mounting holes are too small for the standard fan mounting screws. I had to drill them out with a 13/64 bit. This may be a design feature, because the four included screws will easily screw into all the holes, but in order to mount a fan on one side the holes will need to be drilled out so the fan mounting screws will fit through them properly and screw into the fan. This is not hard and doesn't really need drill press. I used my hand drill very slow and it went without a hitch. Don't drill too fast or you'll melt the plastic and make a mess.Overall excellent product and an outstanding deal.

I purchased this manual for use by our company (in Saudi Arabia) as a reference and support for our professional services in after-sales for Tableau licenses.The manual clearly and cleanly explains and demonstrates the use of Tableau 7 in an easily read and understood manner. It serves as an excellent - in addition to Tableau's rich website resources - reference for anyone seriously interested in learning and correctly utilizing this state-of-the-art business intelligence software for creating quality dashboards and related visual analysis.I hope the author follows-up with an updated manual once Tableau 8 is released (soon I understand!). I can envision purchasing many copies over time to help empower our larger institutional clients to become self-sufficient. Frankly our BI business should grow not diminish since the client always requires more & more support as they increasingly utilize the (great!) tool.

OOntz customer service is great, helping to solve a problem that was user error. I really like the sound quality and was surprised. It's my music at work and sounds better than the radios we have in there. The music is better too, I use Pandora and can change genres to suit the mood and the Oontz keeps putting out good sounds. I use it in my car for my cell phone it fits in the visor, the triangle shape keeps it in place. It is a bit big but the sound makes it worth the space it takes. I think I'll use velcro to keep it place better. I am very happy with my Oontz.

Daughter used these to loom a miniature toy poodle! She had to do put some intense pressure on the bands, and for a couple weeks whenever she was trying they would snap. I don't know if she found a different method... but I know when they were snapping she was double hooking them, so it just may have been to much strain.However, she kept at it and finished it after 2 months!

Larry's training manual is a cost-effective way for a novice and/or intermediate user to come up to speed with Tableau Software. A second volume devoted exclusively to the creation of interactive dashboards would be a welcome addition. This workbook, along with Stephen McDaniel's Rapid Graphs with Tableau Software, and the free educational content available on the vendor's WEB site, are a great way to get started with Tableau. Another, often discounted, feature of Tableau is it's robust user community which has a great culture of collaboration and sharing of "how to's" and "cool stuff".