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It's a very flavorful blend. I like it a lot, it makes for a great cup of tea before bed. I also drink it during the day sometimes---it really soothes my throat---I talk a lot at work. Overall a very good quality product

The packaging for Spigen Cases are easy to open unlike other case companies. This case have a premium gunmetal look with a clear hard inner liner for the iPhone 7 to attach. If you arw getting the JetBlack iPhone 7 like I'm getting this will be a eye catcher to anyone looking for a case that will protect their iPhone 7 and look and feel great in the hand

Christmas gift for husband. Not working...all I can say. Does not see bluetooth on any of his Apple new devices.

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I have never used QuickBooks for Windows. I have a small one-person consulting practice so my accounting needs are fairly simple and basic. I started using QuickBooks for Mac version 2007 in June of 2008. I imported some account information from Quicken 2005 for Windows. That conversion went flawlessly. About 8 months ago I upgraded from Leopard to Snow Leopard, and from QuickBooks 2007 to QuickBooks 2011. The conversion went flawlessly, except I had to spend about 20 min. redoing my statement template. Other than that I was up and running in no time. I noticed significant improvements in the 2011 version. It was faster, more intuitive, and less clunky. It performed flawlessly until a week ago. I updated to release number 12 and QuickBooks would not relaunch. Every time I tried to launch it crashed. Sent the crash reporter e-mail generated by the program and started a thread in the Intuit user forums - my 1st experience with the forums and my 1st tech support experience with Intuit. After a day or so other users started posting to my thread complaining of the same difficulties. I was very impressed that employees from Intuit also posted in the forum and in other forums daily, offering advice, and letting us know the people at Intuit were working on the problem. This was impressive and highly unusual. I was able to revert to the previous stable release using Time Machine, but kept tabs with my thread as more people, both users and Intuit employees kept posting suggestions and updates. About 4 days later an Intuit employee notified us that the problem had been identified and that we could expect a fix soon. The next day the fix arrived. I installed release number 14 and all is well again. I don't doubt for a minute the Mac version is still inferior to the Windows version, but since I never used the Windows version that has not been a source of irritation for me. Also, I don't doubt for a minute that for many users whose needs are more elaborate and sophisticated than mine, that things like the lack of online bill payment and the apparent inelegance of payroll and other features, are understandably disappointing and frustrating. But again since I use only the very basic features of billing and keeping track of expenses I can't speak to those disappointments. I know QuickBooks for Mac has had a bad rap for many years. But based on improvements from version 2007 to version 2011, and based on my impressive experiences in the Intuit forums following the buggy update, I am beginning to believe that Intuit is now committed to developing and supporting its Mac products. Not only did Intuit fix the problem in short order but it's employees kept users updated in the forum, sent an e-mail when the update was available, and even posted a more detailed explanation for the crash, referencing a known bug in Snow Leopard with a link to the Apple bug reporting site. I was really impressed with how this was handled and thought the company deserves some kudos.

Pic on box is different from what was sent to me..i wanted a thin belt to be able to wear it underneath my clothes but the one i got was thick..and to top it off i ordered three...bad choice...

used it for several hundred miles of PCT hiking summer 2014, mostly northern California, one of the little side loops broke after 3 days, the ones that to hold it on my pack - bummer... hey we improvised ... what I would like to have (included) would be a short (4-5 inch) IPhone cable, so I can recharge my device inside the zipper pouch, WITHOUT a giant regular cable. The flashlight feature is good, charging is great - from the solar to batteries, and also from batteries to device - I got, more or less, 2 IPhone changes from one day/several good hours of solar, which means a couple of us can share... way to make a friend!!