Deaf Medicine

I would rate Microsoft Office 2010 5 stars if it wasn't for the ribbon, the lack of the old menu and icon bar! I have been using Office for Windows since it came out respectively Excel and Word even before they were bundled in the Office product. I admit, I got used to the menus and icons and I do understand that it is not always easy to switch to new methods. But this is truly the worst I've seen during my entire office career. I have switched from Word for DOS (Version 5.0 and 5.5, I believe) to Word 2.0 for Window and then to the first Office Product. The same switches I made for Excel and believe me, the changes were sometimes quite significant. But most of them made sense, were understandable and either helped to improve the efficiency or kept the level. The only way that I can get the efficiency back with the new version is for me to add all the functions I need on the icon bar squeezed in on the top of the window. I have the ribbon minimized and only use it if I need a function in my icon bar. One of the worst decision was really to get rid of the menu bar. This is a corruption of the system concept. Believe me, I am so grateful that Microsoft didn't do that in their Office 2011 version for Mac which I use at home. The menu bar is still there and is SO helpful. For me, this is the first Mac Office version that ends up being better than the Windows Office Version. But on both version the efficiency has gone down comparing the the 2003 Windows respectively 2004 Mac version. So: I am taking off 3 stars because of the ribbon and lack of the menu and icon bars (The leftover icon bar just doesn't cut it. The old icon bar system with the icon bars showing up regarding on the context was so much better.) - And one more thing: The ribbon content is often confusing and using far too much space.

I haven't got to try it out in heavy rain, but in light rain it does really well at keeping your upper body dry. The vents are nice to have so you don't get too hot during the summer. I personally keep this in my truck in case it rains unexpectedly while I'm out and it has served its purpose since I purchased it.

Take your time and plan it out. Two of the end pieces were mislabeled but it was easy to tell where they went. I used a dremel with a saw attachment to cut the two pieces you take off of the roof. I have used this with a bike rack so far and had zero issues. I did put blue loctite on all the threads to ensure they stay put. Good luck!

These look absolutely amazing on my 11 Jeep G.C. Like other reviews the brake cover is gonna put up a fight! HOT HOT soapy water is key for 3 to 5 minutes prior to install.

I started this book yesterday, and finished it this morning. Once you start it, you will find yourself not wanting to put it down.