Deaf Medicine

Country: 23.227.38.32, North America, CA

City: -75.6904 Ontario, Canada

I'm a CPA and have been using Peachtree for about 25 years. Normally, I would recommend this product to anyone that understands a general ledger and related source journals - if you don't, Quickbooks is clearly a better choice. My problem with this company is their inability to keep up with changes in customer operating systems. Updates are pushed through to your computer when you close the program down, so you must have an internet connection at all times. My computer with windows 7 died and I replaced it with a machine that had windows 8. Back in December, I paid something like $300 for the payroll module that goes with Sage 50. Unfortunately, it's not compatible with Win 8. I contacted customer service and requested a refund...I paid $300 for 2013 payroll and I can't use it. They do not have an upgrade for Win 8 and could offer no timeline as to when one might be available. I have payrolls to run, and I can't and as far as a refund is concerned, their position...too bad, so sad. The accounting software is not updating either. I guess I can use it for now, but it does not appear to be supported. I took a break at writing this review to check out Intuits products...Lacerte tax software, quickbooks...all seem to have versions that work with Win 8. Most software companies work with Microsoft when they're developing a new operating system. What happened, Sage? Man, did you guys drop the ball on this one. I'm going to do what I should have done years ago...cut my losses and switch to quickbooks. At least Intuit keeps on top of operating system changes. If Sage doesn't bite the bullet as the result of a class action lawsuit, they're doomed by virtue of the fact that they have the worst customer service imaginable. If you have a small business, I'd recommend anything else...even a damn spreadsheet!

I am writing this review after six-months of use. The reason for the missing star is due to the sheath having a knife-locking system made from a softer, metal that corrodes in saltwater. I love the knife and feel the knife alone is worth the price. It has everything I could want in a kayak-knife: Square semi-sharp tip, serrated edge, and most important, a recessed line-cutter on the back of the blade that will accept larger diameter cordages. The blade is nicely designed and has adequate heft that feels good in the hand, for a less-expensive, yet not cheaply made knife. While I have never drawn the knife for the use it was intended for, I have needed it for cutting cord and light prying. Now on to the sheath...finger-clasps that release the knife are made of some mild-metal and corrode badly in saltwater, even though I rinse everything I use in fresh water within an hour of getting home. I'm guessing I will need to discontinue using the sheath after a year because the corrosion will be advance enough to effect the integrity of the sheath. Had the option been available, I would have paid more for this knife with stainless steel hardware.

Arrived in good time and as described! Very helpful for a woman who has trouble with the prescription versions of hormones.

Opinion first: it tastes terrible. I've tried other green drinks in the past and this is by far the worst tasting of them all. I ended up mixing it with another juice mix to make it bearable.

I have done CrossFit for a long time and was used to having chalk around. I recently joined a new gym and they do not allow you to use chalk. One of the trainer suggested the stuff. You put a little dab on your hands and rub it around. It dries in seconds and it is just like having chalk for any kind of Olympic lifting. This one little bottle is going to last me for months.

What a lovely story about the people behind the funny couple I grew up watching with my mom. Enjoyable read and smoothly written.

This book is very detailed. I preferred the wrong book but still plan on keeping this item. I feel like this book will help me be prepared for testing.