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As one who is prone to being struck by all manner of sea vessels, I naturally picked up this useful book. Certainly, it covers its topic well, since I learned very clearly how to maneuver in the impending approach of a huge ship. That problem has been solved. However, it has created a new one: I am routinely being menaced by small ships - life boats, canoes, dinghies, etc. Might I suggest an epilogue in a second edition, or perhaps a companion volume? It would certainly save me some kayak-shaped bruises.

Prior to buying this, I checked comparisons with other software and debated this or Sibelius First. I also tried both their 30-day free trials, which I advise all shoppers to do. After trying both, it will come down to personal preferences for inputting notes, rests, etc. The interfaces are both similar and different, so small things matter. I preferred the display of notes, rests, accidentals, slurs, etc in PrintMusic to those of Sibelius. I have friends who prefer Sibelius, so try them out. Sibelius was rated a tad higher, but for a reason that did not matter to me.

Love this car cover. It fits my 2009 corvette perfectly. It is a thicker cover, which is what I wanted to protect the vette from the elements.

Love this stroller. Easier to steer than my Britax B-Agile, easy to fold, like the shade, the storage and the cupholder. Will be trying it out in the airport in a couple of weeks, I think it's going to be great. It's true that it's still a bit big folded up, I don't think that I'll really be able to leave this in the trunk of my small car all the time as I had hoped. Also, a note which may be helpful to others - my 11 month old is on the small side (average height, but still just around 18 lbs), and she is always sliding down in this thing! You can only adjust the straps so much, and the crotch strap does not adjust at all. Will be better when she's a bit older, I think.