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If you only want one stroller, I think this would be the one! When our son was a newborn, we used it with the Britax bassinet and the B-safe carseat, which was so convenient. Now that he's almost a year we use the stroller on it's own which seems equally comfortable. The suspension is good, even on rougher terrain. The canopy is large and extends easily, great protection from the sun. I like the mesh window for peeking in to check out the zzz's. My nanny is maybe 5'0" and my husband is 6'2" and it fits all comfortably. The storage room below isn't huge, but fine for blankets, layers, some groceries and our ergo carrier. Plus we hang the diaper bag on the handles so we have plenty of space. My son naps in the reclined position routinely on our afternoon walks. The only complaint I have is that it doesn't sit totally upright (as is the case with many strollers) but a fellow reviewer had a trick (attach the straps to the frame using the snaps) which totally solves the problem. We've gate checked it a few times and it has held up perfectly. It is not the lightest out there, but it is very easy to fold and lift with one hand. Now that my son is getting bigger I was thinking of getting an umbrella stroller, but I'm not sure there will be much benefit!
Comfy, but more narrow than expected. Like that it has adjustable settings.Better for children than for adults, but adults of a certain size would be comfy enough.
Within an hour I'm too sleepy to fight it. My favorite aspect is the morning after. As long as I get enough hours of sleep I rarely feel the groggy 'hangover-esque' feeling I get from other sleep aids.
Eric Uyttewaal's Forecast Scheduling with Microsoft Project 2010 is a neat reference book on Project Management and, certainly, a good guide for exploiting productively the tool of choice as soon as the installation is ready. It is also used as a textbook for learning PM fundamentals and MS Project (be it the Standard or Professional version or the Server capability) as well.
Its a Keeper. Its easily put together and I like how it feels when your holding it, it makes you feel like you know what your doing even if you don't know what your doing.