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I have never bought a water pic before.. This one has a great price.. I really does work wonderful.. and my mouth felt so clean after using this water pic. Also My son has recently gotten braces.. so knowing that he would needed something more than a brush and floss I purchased this water pic.. and he likes it as well, he also stated that it works great for cleaning his braces.. But, there is no way to stop the water from flowing on the hand held piece.. and.. FYI .. you better have your tip in your mouth before turning on...lol... the water pump switch is on the base, which makes it awkward to control.. This may be the way they all work.. I'm not sure, as I mentioned before this is my first purchase of an item of this kind.. but a switch on the handheld would be great to have on this model... this is the only reason I did not give 5 stars.

As far as the fat burning aspect I can not really tell that it made much of a change so far, but for the pre-trainning this is absolutely incredible. A lot of energy, focus...I've had many differents PWO (C4, Jack3d, 1MR...) and this one here definetely hits the core.

The company I work for upgraded to MS Office Professional 2010. "Surgery100 ADJ" did a nice job on the review of MS Office 2010. I really don't have much to add. But what I will add is that there is not a snowball's chance I will pay such a high price for an upgrade for two reasons: 1. I am satisfied enough with MS Office 2007 and I feel compelled to make a principled stand in not buying this product due to the price. Are the people at Microsoft completely clueless about the current state of the economy? And I don't see the economy getting much better soon. 2. The benefit for the cost is simply not there. After the Vista fiasco, I would think that Microsoft would be more accommodating with their long time customers rather than trying to extort them.

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