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The ridiculous rhythms offered up in the latest Just Dance can be a challenge on harder settings. The Wii U pad is used to DJ the session allowing switching of songs midway etc. You do need Wii Remotes to play this game at all as they are the only method of control. The songlist is decidedly up to date with many current chart toppers that will appeal to the tween and teen set. There aren't enough old school disco type jams for my taste but the songs are aimed at appealing to the games demographic most. There is a free DLC of Katy Perry's Roar moves. The sound is great through a home theater set up and the graphics look extra sharp and vibrant on the Wii U. These games could use a makeover but for now it will please the dance game fanatic in your house.

These are better than the chrome verson that end up getting ruined over time from the heat. They look good and perform their function. The only complaint I have is the larger plates do not seat as well as the other brands on my GE stove. They fit, but when I move a pan around on the burtner the srip pan wabbles a little and you can here it banging the stovetop lightly.

I bought this stroller specifically to travel in Japan and Korea. It held up very well during all the travel abuse and the features I liked, lightweight and compact, were perfect for traveling. We used the subways in both countries and often we had to climb up stairs. We would just collapse the stroller and go up and down the stairs. The stroller is so lightweight that I was able to carry the baby and the stroller on my shoulder at the same time. The canopy is ok, not great. One of our wheels squeaked for a while, but after a couple days of wearing it down it stopped squeaking all together. When the stroller is overloaded, 25 lbs baby and giant heavy diaper bag, the wheels don't turn as well. The wheels are the worst feature on this stroller. They held up and will do the job, but because they are so small and flimsy, I find the stroller is not as easy to maneuver as others. The basket is adequate and I used it to store a blanket and my beco carrier. I also bought the sunshine kids attachment which came in handy. I left it on when folded. Sometimes it would bend the metal frame of sunshine kids bag, but you can just bend it back into shape. If you travel during the spring, fall, or winter, I highly recommend getting a plastic rain cover for this stroller. In both countries, parents used the cover to protect the little one from the wind and the cold, which seemed to work well. I didn't have one and my little one was freezing at times due to the cutting wind. The stroller usually can balance on it's own if you have diaper bag hung over the handles, but if it is overloaded, (we once also added heavy jackets to the bag) it will tip backwards (but we really overloaded the thing). You can definitely travel with and use a stroller in both Japan and Korea. Even with the crowds and narrow uneven streets, we were glad to have the stroller, especially if you have a big baby. I would switch off with carrying the baby in the beco and letting her ride the stroller throughout the day. The stroller does recline, but not flat. But it's enough for the little one to fall asleep. My baby really liked the belly bar and would often sit straight up holding onto the bar to see what's going on. If you want a decently priced stroller, which is compact, light, and will hold up for heavy duty traveling, then this is the one. I had the money to buy a more expensive one, but I knew if the stroller was too heavy and difficult to carry around when collapsed, it would just sit in the hotel room. If they would just add some better wheels, it would be almost perfect.

Pretty good for minor scratches - but that is it. It does not heal anything that is deep whatsoever. If you drag you fingernail over the scratch and it gets caught you probably cannot fix that with this kit.

This album is incredible from start to finish. Not only is his musical production and lyrical content A+, he didn't have ONE guest appearance. Cole's world from start to finish, representing the South, representing life, crossing generations.

I had tried the Beta version but uninstalled that and went back to Word 2002, which I swore by. I decided to try the final release and was pleasantly surprised. I am working on a brand new book, and now I can find reference material with one mouse click. I have had no headaches at all with this fresh release. I am not impressed with the upgraded "find" feature but other than that once you learn how to navigate it is smooth sailing. Even changing template size on a document was easier than before. If there is any drawback to this latest version it is the new file format. Most publishers still ask for doc. files, which means using compatibility mode or saving as a doc file. They do suggest not saving old doc files in the new mode and they are correct. The formatting is ruined when you try that. There are also some new features that you cannot use while working in compatibility mode. I am finding Word 2010 to be quite an improvement over all. Two things I will share from experience. You have to entirely remove the Beta version to install from CD. It is also best to open Word first and then select your old doc file. Sometimes when you just click on a doc file it will open in read-only mode.