Country: 62.156.209.58, Europe, DE

City: 9.491 , Germany

Early adopter here. Not enjoying the Yocam all that much. It's not awful. I got it primarily to take pictures underwater. And it does that, and some of the pictures are really good. Here's what I'm not enjoying. 1. I can't remember if the blue or the red light means video vs picture, and keep using the wrong mode. The mode needs to be more clearly indicated on the camera somehow. 2. The software is not easy to understand, and there's no efficient way to move pictures from the camera to anywhere else. The software can connect the camera to my iphone, but the only way to actually move the pictures is to select them one at a time and move them in small batches. Don't know the maximum that can be moved, it has successfully moved 9 at a time and jammed when I tried to move 35. But in the water with my kids I took a few hundred and needed to be able to weed out the good ones quickly - couldn't do it. It needs a "move all" feature, or an eye-fi type system where it can connect to the computer directly. The only other way to get the pictures off, it seems, is to put the microSD card into an SD adapter and connect it to your computer, which is very 2002, and even though I bought a brand new microSD card for this purpose, I cannot get it to communicate with my computer at all. This is the fault of the card (or the adapter, or my reader), not Yocam, but just using this technology in 2016 seems ridiculous to me and I was very surprised to see it. 3. The pictures are fisheye, which is weird outside the pool (but ok in the pool). The view range on the pictures is abnormally shortened vertically, and of course there's no way to look through this device to see what it's seeing, so most of the pictures I take blindly cut off the kids' heads. Sorry the first Amazon review is not awesome. I'll probably use it this summer then try another device.

Great survival tale, love this genre. I would have preferred more character development. I didn't form "bonds" with the characters. The author seemed to favor overly detailed accounts, almost day by day, of the excursion rather than spending the time to allow the reader to form emotional connections with specific characters. Overall great read though!

I have tried a few other fat burners, but this is the only one that doesnt make me sick and jittery. I started out taking one after breakfast and one after lunch, for about two weeks, then began taking two after breakfast and two after lunch. When i first upped the dose, i got a little jittery in the afternoons, but not bad enough to make me stop taking it. From the first day, I could feel the lift in my metabolism, and i have dropped 11 lbs in a month. I eat pretty normally, with a little junk food now and again, but i work out for at least 2 hrs a day. The first 4 lbs i dropped in 3 days, but i believe this was all water weight, these pills will make you pee! Also, you will feel more thirsty, so drink plenty of water. I average about 6 liters of water a day, unless I am outside more, then it will be 7 liters. All in all this product has been good for my weightloss, and my increased metabolism. It has somewhat suppressed my appetite, but I didnt have too much of a problem with that. A very unexpected (but appreciated) side affect, after about 2 weeks of taking these, i realized i was not smoking as much as i used to. I no longer feel the "need" to smoke very often, and went from a pack a day to an almost non-existent habit in the space of two weeks, with none of the torture smokers usually feel when quitting. I dont know if anyone else has experienced this, but it has been pretty outstandinf for me! Give it a try! Everyone will react differently, and no ones review on line will be able to tell you how it will affect you individually.

Im giving this stroller 3 stars because it's not as convenient as I thought. its a gorgeous stroller but I live in the city and I'm a single mom who's on the go and this is not the stroller for me. It's heavy , it's bulky even when folded and it's pretty big (which I kinda like because baby will get to use it as he gets bigger) and the basket it's smaller than it looks. I use it mostly when I'm out for walks or when I have an extra pair of hands with me. It functions smoothly, was super easy to put together and it's easy to adjust for baby & mom plus I love that I get tons of compliments on it but it's just too heavy !!!

I also wish, like others have mentioned, that the trigger had a locking mechanism so one didn't have to engage it manually all the time. I have everything hardwood except for a tiled bathroom and that makes for a lot of trigger pulling time. It does a pretty good job but seems to dull the shine on the floor unless you use a cleaner supplement. It's awkward to do corners with the steam portion but I feel like my floors are clean when I am done. If I could afford one, I would get a robotic cleaner to do the work while I was away. This would get the 5 stars if it weren't for the trigger and the awkward cornering for steam cleaning.

I have been using Microsoft Access in all it's forms since Windows 3.1, probably 20 years or more. It is a wonderful database for creating applications, even if you don't know "Visual Basic", and even easier if you do. (I don't, but have a friend who does that I can call on when I need help or advice.) Anyway, Access has continued to get better and better through the years, and the current version is excellent. Make sure to populate your Quick Access Toolbar with the tools you use frequently, so you don't have to switch from tab to tab on the ribbon. I have used this version only for a couple of weeks, and if I run into problems after the new version smell wears off I will revise my rating.