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I buy this book every year to use a reference for a knowledgeable, but amateur investor. Clear, concise, readable, beautifully organized. Used as a reference all year until the next edition comes out.

This is awesome. I hooked this up to my karaoke system to eliminate wiring from my PC to AMP, it worked like a champ. Connected to AUX port in my minivan, worked flawlessly. Next, I'm going to tape it to the side of my motorcycle helmet and pair with my GPS. I'm sure it's going to work b/c USB 3.0 is for that.

Very happy with this seat. I was able to get a secure install in a Fiat 500 without the rebound bar. I like that it has a metal frame, and good side protection. Helps me feel more secure about having the baby in such a tiny car. It is not the cushiest, as others have mentioned, but it is one of the best seats on the market. It is easy to tighten the straps, which is a major pain with other convertible seats.

I have prepared my taxes using H&R Block's Deluxe tax software package for many years and find it works well, is intuitive and has no glaring flaws or software bugs. I'm posting a review before my purchase this year because I couldn't help but notice that Amazon seems to be trying to generate consumer bias for specific tax software bundles that benefit Amazon, and that's not so cool. The only versions of the H&R Block's tax software available as a download this year are those that include the Amazon 10% Refund Bonus Offer (i.e. if you use a portion of your refund to purchase Amazon gift cards, they will tack on "up to" 10% more); and in the case of the Deluxe Federal Only version, the one with the Amazon tie-in costs less as well ($24.97 versus $29.95 at the time of this review).

I recommend this product to anyone looking for a classy stroller accessory. I have an Uppababy Vista and it looks great on it. The cup holder works wonderfully!

For the most part, this book was pretty decent. Helped us with all of the major sites to see, but like some of the other Lonely Planets we've gotten in the past, some of the organization of this book was not completely intuitive. Combine with TripAdvisor for places to stay and eat, and would probably still have some sort of help with navigation (Google Maps, etc)--because although the roads in Iceland are very limited, if you get on the wrong track it can go a really long time and this book is not enough to help with proper navigation (which it isn't expected to, just want to give people a heads up about that fact since I was wondering it myself before leaving)