Country: 158.69.150.177, North America, CA

City: -73.5833 Quebec, Canada

This is one of many Buck Knives I own. And this is my least favorite for a couple of reasons. First the handle is to thin for my liking, I would have preferred a larger palm swell. The shape of the handle is excellent and if Buck offered a wider palm swell it would have been one of the best knife handles I have had the pleasure of handling. It is my suspicion that the material Buck uses for the handle can only be good up to a certain thickness and that is what is limiting them from creating a larger palm swell. Secondly and most disturbing is the radically uneven bevel (hollow grind) on my blade. The difference is so obvious you don't need to measure it to know it is way off (well over an 1/8 of an inch!). I have to a far lesser degree (and one which takes a significant more amount of scrutiny to discover) the same issue with my Frontiersman 124. Quality Assurance is clearly relaxed and I believe this poor quality production will only hurt Bucks bottom line in the long run. I have already started looking elsewhere for my first choice in my next knife purchase for this very reason. Others who have a similar quality control problem as I have had will likely do the same as well. This review took me a awhile to contemplate since I have a sort of allegiance to Buck knives for all the good experiences I have had in the past few decades but ultimately needed to be a realist and face the fact of what appears to be a declining product put out from Buck. Also wanted to note that the sheath is barely acceptable and rattles annoyingly when hiking/hunting and I find that also a quality control issue. I will try to get some pictures and post them later.

If you read my other reviews, my ongoing theme is balance is better than excess. B-12 is a very good vitamin to supplement. However, many supplemental forms come in 1000 - 5000 mcg. Your body only needs 2.4 mcg (MICRO-grams, not MILLI-grams).

I ordered a half size up based on other reviews and these were too big. They seemed very true to size except that they are a bit narrow and because tongue is sewed in place, a wider foot is a bit of a squeeze. Nice comfy casual sneaker but just not for my wider foot.

Well the battle to end all battles is to begin, earth forces and her allies move to finally end the war. Can Marco and the few friends who survive win out, and kill the leader of the scum. Only time will tell.

My house was made in 1961 so its not a efficient house by todays standards, and i didn't realize that until i installed my nest. I'm going to tell you why you need to buy this over a basic programable thermostat. for the last year i have been using a honeywell programable thermostat, to save money i spent 30 minutes programing it, it allowed 4 temperature changes per day from monday to friday and 4 for saturday and sunday. now if you happen to take a week day off or have a schedule were you have a week day off, you could not adjust the thermostat just for that day, because of this i was always turning the programming off forgetting to turn it back on and just ended up leaving it at one temperature i don't have the time or memory to keep changing it, even though when i brought it i thought it would be easy to manage. nest solves this problem for me. its easy to program it allows for seemingly unlimited temperature changes any time and it also has auto away which will drop the temperature from my set schedule when i leave, and that is really helping! i almost never remember to turn down the heat or air when i leave the house it, and in my house depending on the time of the year the ac kicks in every 15-20 minutes thats a huge waste when i leave for the day forgetting to turn it down. but now auto away catches that for me. its constantly and automatically saving me money without any interaction from me. and trust me this adds up. nest shows you how long your ac or heat runs thought out the day and how long it runs in total in a 24 hour period. iv gone from 11 hours running per 24 hours to just running 4 hours, thats how much i was losing by not being constantly on top of my old thermostat. the next feature is genius, its called airwave, when im in my car with the ac blasting i will sometimes turn the ac button off and cold air still pumps in for a minute or so, the same thing happens with your house ac but only it stays colder for longer since it has bigger coils. nest takes advantage of this by turning the ac off but leaving the fan on to get a 10 minutes or so of cool air without the cost, now considering my ac is off and on every 15 minutes in the middle of summer this is going to add up to huge savings in my house, its an absolute must. so in review this is well worth the money once the newness wares off and you stop playing with it from your iphone and move on to your next gadget nest will be constantly monitoring your home to see if your away and working airwave saving you money month after month and all you have to do is set the temp you like and know that when you leave the house unexpectedly you dont have to change your whole program like you would on a basic themostat. nest w ill sense your gone and turn down the heat or temp, and then turn it right back to where you left it when you get home automaticaly. see if your honeywell can do that. thanks Nest!!

When I bought my 2008 Ranger used, the previous owner had put an after-market stereo in. This kit is so much cleaner looking than the one he used (and probably paid a lot more for). The fit was a bit snug getting the kit in to the dash, but that just means it won't come out easily! The picture doesn't give very good detail, but the face of the unit is a matte black and flat, so it doesn't stand out with any glare r have any obtrusive shapes that never match up with a head unit. Great deal!