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This is a great, very durable antenna. We bought one and put it on a 2010 Xterra 5 years ago, just recently got a 2015 Xterra and moved the antenna over and it still looks like new! On top of a nice product, they have great customer service too!

I've used Publisher for 12 years to publish a magazine and I love the program. However I hate the 2010 version. MS has reworked what was a great program and fixed things that were not broken. They eliminated good tools from the 2000, 2003, 2007 versions for the sake of making change in my opinion. The new ribbon style toolbars makes it harder and far more time consuming to use than the older versions and if you want help it's practically non-existant. There was no comprehensive manual on the market for months so after waiting 6+ months I bought the first real manual from a Shelly Cashman series of textbooks. There is a basic version ($50) and a complete version ($85). I found the complete version a complete waste of money. It was apparent it was written by a team of scholars with lots of theory concepts and no experience. It's well illustrated, but redundant and very low level.

After the solar flare shuts down the world around them, Colton, Madison and Alex are forced to bug out to their new home as the tension builds in Bobby Akart's newest Blackout book. It seems like around every corner, a new situation happens that slows them down.

Once upon a time in America, the elites lived side-by-side with the lower classes: they lived together close enough that they could belong to the same churches and clubs, or if they didn't they knew people who did; they all - rich and poor - shared pretty much the same ethical standards and they all had pretty much the same attitudes towards marriage, religion and values; and the elites went out of their way not to be ostentatious, but to be helpful to the less fortunate. Lower class whites, living in enclaves which he designates as "Fishtown" (an actual community near Philadelphia) liked their communities, identified with them and were honest and helpful to residents in them; these Fishtowns, in short, were communities with real political capital in the Fukuyama/Robert Putnam sense.

I have used this on countless vehicles. This will work on any oil leak except a leak in an oil pan. I toss it in at any time(full or low), drive until it slows down, then I change the oil and add a little after that. NO LEAKS at all, unless it has been a leak in the oil pan. WORKS EVERY TIME! You must drive for a while with the stop leak in order for it to work!

Picked one of these up just to try a larger screen than my 7 inch android tab. I am very pleased with this tablet. Plenty of room for apps, speed seems great compared to my little tablet and my android phone. It feels good in my hand/hands even when using it as an e-reader at night. Wifi range is fine..have had no issues connecting, and the on board lan jack is very convenient since a hard-wired lan is much faster than wifi. (I happen to keep an extra cable in my living room).

I've been using VWArchitect since the early 90's. I have a design-build business, so my CAD use is more sporadic than most full-time designers. I tend to design one project at a time, then build it, then design the next one. I originally chose VWArch because its solid modelling platform most resembled the process of creating a building out of solid objects (wood, fasteners, concrete, etc.). It also allowed me to model and render buildings and objects in a somewhat life-like way, which was a big plus in communicating with clients. Prior to VWA, I used first a pencil, and then Auto Cad (2D). Dollar for dollar, as a design-builder, VWA is the best and most useful tool in my arsenal.