Deaf Medicine

I really love this bag. I have several Timbuk2 bags, in addition to other messenger bags, backpacks etc.

If you've worked in VS2005 or VS2008, you'll find this to be easier. The data tools are great, the web tools are pretty good. Not sure why so many "hate the new look and layout"... Is it ugly? YES. Is it easy to navigate? YES. Once you find everything you are used to using, VS2012 is great. I'm a moderately-skilled programmer dealing mostly in VB.NET (for data), ASP.NET and web work. I found these tools to be well thought out and easy to figure out. If you haven't upgraded, you should. Beware, if you have a lot of legacy programs in 2005/2008, you should read about backward-compatibility issues.

I have been taking these for over a week. I don't know exactly what they are doing but I feel a lot better physically (digestive system) and emotionally (mood and energy). I get headaches often but haven't had a headache since taking them which is great. I also have oral allergy syndrome so I can't eat a lot of fresh fruit, veggies or herbs but have had no side affects. I will follow up but as of now I am very pleased and will continue to use.

I do not like having to pay a yearly fee to use my own software. Slows down your computer and is a huge memory hog. I quit using it long ago. I use click and clean chrome extension, super anti spyware and malware bytes instead.

Gave me a boost of energy, but had horrible psychological effects. I was on and off this stuff and each time I was on it I would feel very depressed or angry and easily irritated. Also I felt aches throughout my body and would even bruise easily. I took the normal dosage as instructed on directions.

With this much technology packed into a hockey puck something is bound to go wrong. For me it just happened to be one of the hottest days of the year! It was over 100 degrees outside and about 95 in my house. Nest worked great for about 3 weeks then started giving errors that my "wiring has changed". That was funny because wiring hasn't changed in this house for probably 20 years. Then it said it didn't have a power cable connected (it uses your low voltage house power to charge it's internal battery). Apparently the house wasn't giving it enough juice to stay charged. So Nest eventually died and faded to black on my wall. It's a good idea but I won't trust another one. I promptly put my old reliable thermostat back up. I do miss seeing that thing glow when I walked past. And it was great controlling the temp. from my ipad upstairs (so convenient). Really slick looking but the slick factor doesn't keep my house at a proper temperature. Too bad, I really wanted this thing to work :(