Country: 37.221.196.32, Europe, DE

City: 9.491 , Germany

Incredible piece of software to have on hand. I especially like that (beyond what a GPS can do), you can enter your starting and ending locations then set your approximate speed. This should be very useful to truck drivers to determine delivery times. The program also allows you to add break times. Once you have your route, you can change your desired drive times, and the program breaks it all down into days of driving, basically giving you a schedule. I don't know if it has truck route only potential, I will need to get back to you on that. But regardless, very useful in my opinion.

This product was great, download was snappy and I did not have a problem at all. The code was right on my amazon account with no issues. Some people may have had problems, I knew where to go in my account to get the code because I've have to get Xbox game downloads or specials from the same place.

Ok, I rarely do product reviews (I don't have time!)... but having just received and installed this WiFi system in my house I am just incredibly impressed. I have a challenging house - 4500+ sqft, 4 floors and lots of walls in an older (1930's) part of the property. Prior WiFi (amped wireless + range extender) set-up was as good as I could find at the time but just could not cover the entire house. Orbi was a piece of cake to set-up and is now blanketing my house with beautiful fast WiFi rays - have not yet found a dead spot including those areas it was impossible to get signal previously. I know it's expensive but it is better looking than a black spider-like box and actually appears to work as good as advertised. Internet speed tests are also showing consistently faster upload and download speeds throughout house.

Great little antenna. This was the difference between getting my new Explorer or not. The length is perfect, works great, it looks better than the stock antenna and it feels very solid. Now my car fits in the garage. As a bonus it's American made!

To use bakers yeast instead because Rid-X breaks down the waste but leaves pebble like remains which makes it harder to suck the waste up and eventually causes build up of the small pebbles which in the long run will be more expensive with repair costs: digging up and replacing septic.

I think I own every book Alton's written, and while I don't always try every recipe, I still enjoy reading them (although his brining turkey is now a family tradition every Thanksgiving). That said, I think this book is going to change that "don't always try every recipe" formula. There's a LOT of great ideas in this book I'm looking forward to dirtying up the kitchen attempting to make. And, as usual, it's still a fun read even if you never pick up a single spatula.