www.accent.ma Review:

Country: 91.121.106.14, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

I would give it a 4.5 but this computer does come pre-installed with a lot of bloat wear. Meaning software and program companies pay bit brand computer computer big dollars for computers to be sold pre-installed with there software. Many computer companies are doing this these days. The bad thing is this bloat where is exactly as it sounds it makes your computer run slow as hell sometimes to the point of freezing. Removing the bloat where is a good option and improves the computer greatly. Only thing is some of the bloat wear on the computer is asus bloat wear and removing the wrong thing could make the computer crash or become worse. Its best if you know how to properly unistall programs or get someone who does. This being said with the effort or removing bloat wear and now with doing computer updates. Its losing a star and a half because of the work to get it to be a good working and fun functioning computer. I give this computer a 4.5 star because with updates and bloat wear removal it works really good.

DON'T BUY THIS IF YOU HAVE THICK HAIR. I bought this because it usually takes me about 30 minutes to curl my hair and I thought that his would cut that time in half. Instead I got my hair stuck in the barrel every time it went inside. So again, DON'T BUY THIS IF YOU HAVE THICK HAIR.

I was prescribed Retin-A of differing formulas and varying strengths for years and years by my dermatologist. My skin would peel and turn bright read and splotchy. Finally, I gave up and decided to give this a try and it's worked better for me in terms of reducing my breakouts. I've now been using Proactiv for years, and now in my 30s, it continues to work better for me in controlling and preventing breakouts.

I have been a software engineer for 25 years and have used plenty of Microsoft products (inc. Microsoft Visual C++ 6, Visual Studio 2008, Visual Studio 2010 and this...) and this has to be the worst IDE ever. I wonder if Microsoft are proud of this offering.

I love these paddle covers on my red 2013 Charger RT Max. Buyer beware: Gas paddle= a breeze maybe a minute if that long to install. Break paddle= cut fingers, frustration, bs. Overall it was worth it. Giving 4 stars because of break paddle.

This was originally "3-D Home Architect" back before1995. I used it to harass my carpenters who were adding on to a very old house we'd bought. (Was up to version 53 of my design changes before we finished!) Anyway, I lost the old software in computer upgrades and then the software wasn't to be found. Seems that Chief Architect took it over. This version works just about the old one - very flexible and easy to learn. I love playing with "what ifs", so this is a real treasure for me. Jus tin time for me to redo my kitchen. Thanks!

First, I must admit, this stroller just arrived today, But! we put 4.5 miles on it this evening including in downpour rain. I'm one of those people who hate accumulating lots and lots of gear, but this stroller was needed to replace two others we own. We have a Schwinn fixed wheel jogger we got in 2008 and a Joovy Ultralight Caboose, we got last summer. Both were decent strollers but weren't cutting it for us. The Schwinn was great when we lived right near an area with straight paths, and I ran pretty often. Fast foward to last summer when we moved into an urban area and walk often including to and from my husband's work 9 blocks from us, and our Joovy was our second car. It was great for awhile but our boys now almost 3 and 6 are outgrowing it. Our 3 year old's legs are generally dangling in the wheels and our 6 year old is used to walking further distances now. Enter the MB Mini Stroller, it is SO light, I can easily steer around anything, it's almost effortless, even with one hand. It keeps my little guys feet away from the wheel and there is a nice foot platform. The wheels are amazing...I was hesitant to buy a stroller without air filled tires, because of issues we had with the Joovy, but these handle sidewalk issues, from gutters to uneven concrete, even curb lips. I even ran with it on a park path and there was no front wheel wobble issues (the wheel does not lock) the break is super secure but I could engage and release it easily while wearing minimalist shoes. (I could only stand to release the Schwinn ones with my hands) The cargo net is shallow looking but today I had my stroller essentials, small first aid kit, wipes, the boys rain coats, a small blanket, umbrella, and then ended up adding my husband's lunch bag, a full size umbrella, and a 12" pizza. Once we got caught in the rain we even strapped my older son's Mini Kick Scooter to the back of it using the wrist safety strap. We did have the three year old hold an umbrella to keep dry, as we didn't have a rain cover. I also added a set of Think King Mighty Buggy Hooks to hang our Kleen Kanteens from. My only complaint was how you adjust the straps, but only a small annoyance. Oh! when it is collapsed (super easy to do) it stands upright all on its own! Now I'm looking foward to walking around the city again without having to constantly lift the stroller over every sidewalk bump (Joovy) or lifting/dragging it (Fixed wheel Schwinn) around people and obstacles, plus no tight back muscles since it is light and effortless!