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I like this software. Whether you have a small to midsize business or you want to track your finances this is a great tool to have. Of-coarse with every accounting software there exists some complications, but overall it is good. You will only run into the negative aspects of the program if you try to utilize this software for business use and attempt to do everything on your own without any help or other supplemental programs. For example the template to build the reports/checks is not at all intuitive and sometimes it is very hard to find the right field to show up on your reports/checks. Also correcting balances of the fields can be challenging. So if you use this program as your main accounting software and you want everything to work as flawlessly as possible be prepared to spend a little cash on consultation fees with sage.

I recommend you always contact your vet before giving your dog any herbal treatments and am not advocating the use of Goldenseal for anything than its stated purpose or benefits. I can only share my experience with my two labs and caution you to do your own research to be certain that no harm will come to your animals. Our dogs are constantly exposed to wooded streams and ponds during our walks and like most labs gladly refresh themselves with water from a clear stream or scummy pond. Several times over the years, they would get bouts of diarrhea lasting more than a couple of days prompting us to get them in to the vet for treatment. Often the vet would prescribe medication to kill intestinal parasites which would invariably clear up the symptoms and get the dogs back to good health. After the 4th or 5th time to the vet, I decided to look for something that could be used as a preventative, as the dogs were definitely not going to stop drinking from muddy puddles or contaminated streams (thinking giardia). Goldenseal was mentioned in several places on the web as a possible preventative so I bought a bottle to try it out. One of the labs was particularly prone to get loose stools so it was relatively easy to see the results. Within a month, the dog's stools were back to normal and we have not had another bout of diarrhea in either dog since starting them on Goldenseal. I can't recommend dosages, better for you to discuss with your vet, but I periodically add the powdered Goldenseal to their dry food and mix with a small amount of water. Labs are not known to be picky eaters so I was not expecting them to turn down eating but they actually seem to like the taste. But again, these are the same dogs lapping up that pond water in the first place.

This is potentially a great balance bike, and I imagine if you get one with no issues from the manufacturer you'd give it 5 stars. The parts seem solid and durable. But, if you order one, be prepared for the possibility that you'll have to send it back or exchange. The neck on ours is faulty and holds the handlebars substantially crooked, so one grip is about 1.5 inches higher than the other. You can easily see this with the naked eye and it looks clearly defective, though the part is so sturdy that it couldn't have happened in shipping. There's no way I can see to make a home fix without possibly damaging the part, and I shouldn't have to anyway considering the price tag is premium for a toddler's bike. Also, whoever installed the back wheel at the factory didn't use care in matching up the threads and cranked the nut down anyway, so one side is now stripped. This is just pure laziness. I don't think the wheel will fall off, and it would last as long as my daughter will use it, but this bike should last through many hand-me-downs and if the wheel is removed too many times the entire hub will need to be replaced. Basically the assembler was careless, knew there was damage and a defect, but boxed up the bike for sale anyway. This is incredibly irritating, wastes my time and money, and guarantees I won't be buying anything else from this company sight unseen, if at all.

It does amplify sound. However, I bought it for my 101 year old mother in law who broke her hearing aid. We could not get it to stay in/on her ear.