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City: -122.0574 California, United States

I like this product and have been unable to find it in any local stores. I did think it was a bit expensive compared to what I originally paid for it in the store, but I really like the product and I am glad to be able to find it.

No side effects for me so far. I take two in the morning and the only thing I've noticed is a tremendous urge to pee. I have a pretty long commute and I usually have to stop at least twice I've dropped two pounds after a week of use though I'm also doing whole30 so not sure where the weight loss is coming from. Also, I crash pretty hard around 5pm, but that could be due to the whole30.

I received Card Studio 2011 and it was as described. However it would not install on my Windows 8.1 PC. It went about half way, stopped,and then aborted. Based on my experience I would not recommend this software to others that have a Windows 8 PC.

I love this car seat. For the first six months of my son's life I listened to him screaming until he hyperventilated everytime we rode in the car. I eventually just stopped going places, as I had tried everything (mirrors, toys, video devices, feeding before driving, not feeding before driving, driving when sleepy, driving when wide awake) to get him to enjoy car rides. It was such a stressful time. He was a very small baby ( under the 1st percentile) so I was hesitant to switch to a convertible from an infant seat. I am so glad I did. The maxi cosi is sleek (for a car seat) seems comfy, easy to clean, and my child either sits in it peacefully and looks around, or falls asleep which is a far cry from his former "gotta make sure it sounds like I'm being tortured" self. The tiny fit made the transition simple and less intimidating for my small baby. If I have another child I will most likely skip the infant seat all together and go straight to the Maxi Cosi. This car seat has quite literally made my days as a mom much happier. It also fits well enough in my Prius. The front seat is pushed up a but more than I would like if I had a passenger, but that's a trade off I'm happy to make for a peaceful drive.

I don't think I have ever heard a rapper be more vulnerable or genuine than J. Cole is on this album. Cole had set precedent for that sort of openness and honesty on his previous albums and mixtapes, but 2014 Forest Hills Drive is a step beyond that. This album is really personal, but not didactic.