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I didn't know anything about Ghostbuster's until I read this book. It's well thought out and has a lot of interesting facts and anecdotes.

If this is 3M, then 3M needs to beef up quality control OR this is a less powerful 3M sticky formula because this failed to hold studio foam; I dont see how these would support a picture frame of any size. These things failed to support home studio FOAM (foam weighs nothing, foam is so light weight that just blowing air with your mouth on the foam would move the foam). I used 4 strips per foam piece (2 pieces on foam attached to 2 pieces on wall)... It worked for all of 3 minutes. I hung 1 piece then walked out of room to get a cold malt liquor beverage... with the plans of hanging the rest of foam then lay down a dope beat BUT when I returned to my lil studio the 1 piece I had hung was cold chillin on the floor because it had already fallen off the wall. The strip did stick to foam but failed to stick to the wall... My wall was clean (no kids, no dirty walls), I cleaned wall as instructed on the package. Wall has regular white paint (painted 4 years ago). I tried a second piece of foam... same result, within a few minutes it too fell victim... then I had 2 pieces of foam cold chillin on the floor. I was gonna create a beat for Slim Jesus to rap on but the failing foam killed my creativity.

I read a lot of good reviews before installing this AV product. My computer is a Windows 8 Pro 64-bit system using a quad-core i7 CPU and SSD, so it is a fast system. I expect my internet access to be pretty fast, since my download speed from my ISP is good as well. The full system scans by Kaspersky were fast, but I was noticing that it seemed like when I accessed a web page that took some time to load that I couldn't do anything else with my browser on my network. Kind of like my internet access had become single-threaded, and I couldn't do anything else until the previous task completed. Not a good situation for me, I'm used to taking advantage of being able to do things concurrently, really slowed things down. I verified that this was not a CPU, memory, or network bottleneck first. Then when I disabled Kaspersky, my internet access performance went back to normal. I put up with this for several days, and decided that it was unacceptable. It was clearly caused by Kaspersky, and seemed characteristic of the product's behavior on fast computers, since my wife was also experiencing slow behavior on the quad-core desktop that she was using.