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I would say that it depends on what you're used to and what you will use them for. Adobe Premiere might be easier to use for those familiar with Photoshop. Sony Vegas renders videos faster, but Premiere is supposed to be more visually realistic.
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You can co-op with up to 4 people in campaign mode. I love Halo...one of my favorite trilogy games.
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I'm not sure about best, that might all depend on what you need or want them for but the nice thing about iPhone is that there are so many free apps. I've seen the Android Market Place and the freebies are pretty few and far between. Even the apps you pay for are pretty dismal compared to the iPhone app store. The easiest thing to do is to think about what you need/want, type it into the search engine and download one. You're bound to find 5-10 of pretty much the same apps...
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Do you mean Mobigo? I guessing that you might and I think depending on the features you're looking for the Mobigo is a great one. My kids like it because they can all use it and have a great time on it. It's targeted between the ages of 3-7. The touch screen is great for the 3 year old because he can maneuver easily that way and the keypad is great for the older kids because they feel like they're in control of something smarter and bigger than they are. They have a great time with it. It does need a bigger variety of games but they're getting there.
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This is a great phone, very powerful and has the keyboard like you prefer. It's neat and compact...a very smart phone. One of the better Android phones I've used in a long time. This one is unlocked. I wasn't sure who your carrier was.
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I'm not sure if this is something you might like but my sister has this one so I thought I might post it. It's very easy to start using right out of the package. It has a backlit LCD screen, plays MP3 music that is downloaded via USB or accepts SD cards, it has an audio jack to connect your iPod, DVD player or computer and is charged by your cigarette lighter. Supposed to be very cool. Hope this helps.
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In your price range, I think the Canon Vixia HF M400 is the better option. It's between the price of $350-$500 and is a great camera for home movies. This is a great buy but doesn't some with EVF so if you shoot a lot in the sunlight if might be worth stepping up to the M41 but that will also increase your budget. Terrific cameras, though!
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I'm not sure which one is actually best but if you're going to go e-reader I think it best to get the E ink as opposed to reading from a tablet version. It's supposed to be easier and better to read from. This one is a great model. It provides exactly what you need and there are no annoying ads as with the less expensive Kindle. Definitely go this route.
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My wife has tried a lot to help with her allergies but nothing has been fully effective to give her complete relief. Unfortunately, Benadryl is the only effective medication that is helping. The unfortunate part is that it makes her so sleepy and can be awfully drying to her throat and nasal passage so she also has to up her water intake quite a bit.
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Don't attend! Lol. Just kidding. Honestly Thanksgiving can be rough and with multiple people and different family dynamics there isn't much you can do but remain calm and cool and drink a lot! Okay, okay, still kidding. My dad has a rough time with crowds, and most of the time it's his own family. He fixes the problem by taking valium. I think everyone here has had a good idea. Maybe implement them all. Get a lot of rest the night before, stay away from the caffeine, have a good stiff drink, go in with the right mindset, and just try to be relaxed. My wife tends to play with the kids. If you find playing with kids less stressful, you'll be the best uncle ever!
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Great camera, very good lens but generally used when your goal is to travel with one lens and nothing else. It's a great all purpose lens but is not superior to any one type of photography. What do you have in mind?
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Looks to be about standard right now. What will you be using the lens for? There are other options available for a little less depending on what your goal is or will be. This particular combination is good for those who might travel with one lens and nothing else. Does that about fit your scenario?
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Honestly, most of the things that could go wrong within the first few months of owning a new laptop can be found and remedied online. I think the Geek Squad is great for many purposes but I've never found that I would ever need it. I would think more about quality protection plans and services for software than for technical support.
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I would also suggest a MacBook Air. They have the very best performance, security, and ease of use of any computer I've ever used. The MacBook Air is very light making portability a cinch. The screen is vivid and resolution is the best I've seen, the battery is great (but dies much faster with movies), and the system itself is very fast. You can't go wrong with a Mac.
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You can't go wrong with MacBook Pro but my personal preference is the 17" screen. The 13" MacBook Pro has the Sandy Bridge i5 and i7 dual core processors, but the 15 and 17" MacBook Pro features an even faster i5 and i7 quad core processor and battery power that lasts up to 7 hours. Both choices are amazing, those are the main differences, however.
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4GB is sufficient for regular use but once you get into online play or into downloading music or saving games, etc. you might wish you had the 250GB. It's expensive but it will be more expensive to purchase the wrong one the first time. As far as downloading games onto DVD, I personally haven't done it before, however, a friend of mine recommended this youtube clip to help you out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtX0pMxkXBk
Hope this helps.
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Of course gel is one way to go, however, I prefer a little less crunch in my hair when I'm trying to make it look wet...and I'd like it to stay in place. Pomade does that for me. It gives me slightly mussed hair that is shiny and looks wet but is smooth. Gel can still be done for a wet look but if I opt for gel I often put gel in my hand and rub it with water. It kind of breaks the gel up a bit so that I'm not as crunchy. Both pomade and gel are great for slicking my hair back, mussing it up, and definitely great for a wet look.
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My wife bought this for me and I will never use anything ever again. I can't stand the way hairspray and gel feel in my hair but of course need it to do with my hair what I want. It sets quickly and adds the texture and volume I need without the product feel. It doesn't matter how much I use my hair is still weightless. It also doesn't have a foul odor and no color to get on my clothes.
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Just bought a new flat screen and wanted a decent stereo system to go with it but at an even better price. We bought these and have been pleasantly surprised by the solid sound. They aren't high end, so don't walk in expecting that, but they are worth the price. Initially they sound a bit off and distorted but they are sort of like a new car...they needed to be worked in a bit and now my 7.1 surround sounds great. The only drawback is that they are much taller than I had thought. Some of the pictures make them appear to be shorter but they are not. Just be aware. All in all, it's a great purchase for a very good price.
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This is something similar I just bought for my wife. She really doesn't take purses seriously so I didn't want to get too extravagant so a sling/backpack purse seemed very appropriate for her. It's kind of sporty, very classic in black, and has a lot of room with great organization. She uses it all of the time now and it doesn't hurt her shoulders like her purse did at one time from carrying it around all of the time.
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This is the dartboard/cabinet that I own. I'm not sure how it stacks up to others but it works, sinks my darts, and provides a stable background for me to throw my darts at! I dig that it has dry erase scoreboards on each side. The cabinet itself doesn't appear to be of the best quality but I was looking for something $100 or below and this fit the mark.
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I think that Intel is actually a little bit faster and has better performance all around. With that said it is also a little more expensive, however, I also think that you get what you pay for. On the other hand, they both make great CPU's so if price is a factor maybe go with AMD, other wise I think your best bet will be Intel.
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I have a tendency to prefer Sirius. When I had Dish Network I'd listen to the coffeehouse station (or something like that) and I loved it but most people I know have XM in their vehicles so I never really got a chance to listen outside of my own home. Recently I made the leap and purchased an adapter for my car and made sure I got Sirius. I think they are probably both very similar in style of music, etc. but there were some things XM didn't have that Sirius did and they worked better for me.
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I actually do a little yoga and find that these pants are very comfortable. The fit is perfect for ease of movement and the material is thin but not flimsy. They don't bind at the waist like many other types of sweats and shorts I've tried and the length is also perfect. They are sturdy, breathable, and have just enough stretch. I really like them a lot.
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I agree. Mac is a superior product so if you can find it for under $1,000, definitely go for it. The memory on the MacBook Air is sufficient, keyboard keys are perfect and type well, the picture quality is amazing and runs on an operating system that is top of the line. I don't care that the only reason my computer doesn't get infected is because not enough people know the operating system. It works for me and I've never had to take it in for repairs or problems. Makes a difference when you invest that much for a computer.
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You guys have given me a lot to think about. I appreciate all of the help. I think I'm leaning to the XZ-1. Sounds like a better fit all around. Thanks.
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My wife just bought this set. While it seems like another everyday set of mixing bowls they've actually been really great. The colors are very fun and fit for all seasons. The bottoms have a rubber ring round them so that they don't scoot across the counter top easily, and they are completely dishwasher safe. The lip on the side is perfect for pouring cake mixes or pancake batter. They are very durable. The bowls say not to use them in the microwave but before reading that I had used them. I haven't seen any damage thus far but everyone will have to judge that for themselves.
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My wife loves this stepping machine. She had a gym membership for years but with 3 kids daycare gets pretty expensive so we decided to save some money by purchasing some items for our home. She is on this stepper everyday. She's recently purchased some dumb bells to add to her daily workout and is getting a great workout. The machine seems to be holding up well but after the first 6 months it started squeaking. We sprayed some WD40 and the squeak was gone. It's also very portable so we take it traveling and can store it easily in the closet so no one is tripping on it in the morning. It's been a great investment and the price is perfect.
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I have a friend who owns this machine and from time to time I head over there to put in a rowing workout. It's a great machine but a little out of my price range currently so I'm waiting and saving for my own. I used to row in college and this machine mimics the movements perfectly other wise I'd get a different one altogether. It's a great workout but also perfect for those in training, of any kind. I know it's pricy but I would definitely recommend this rower over any other right now. To me, I don't want to workout on any machine if I'm not as close to the real thing as possible. Being a former rower myself, I can attest that this is the best.
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This is a great bike with a lot of different settings to choose from to increase speed and intensity. The bike is very sturdy and well built. I've been impressed with the durability. Pedals move smoothly and the seat isn't the most uncomfortable as seats go on any bike. It's a great value for a low impact workout. I would recommend it to anyone.
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After months and months of feeling like I had a cold I couldn't shake I finally broke down and decided to buy an air purifier. I did a lot of research and decided on this one because of the great look and how easy it was to maintain. It is also the quietest filtration system I have ever had the pleasure of owning. I can't even tell that it's on sometimes which is great. I have issues with noise when I'm trying to sleep. Overly sensitive I know but I wanted the best and I think I got it. Filters are good for about 3 years and the quality is outstanding. It was pricy but worth every penny.
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This might be a little smaller than what you're looking for, I'm not sure. We have a 2 year old who loves to bounce and jump but we live in an apartment so this gives him the exercise he needs and wants but fits much better than some of the larger ones. We will have to upgrade for him eventually but in the meantime he has a great time. I get some great exercise from it as well even though I'm a little over the weight limitations. It's a very easy to put together trampoline and very durable. It's also perfect for hide-outs!
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I purchased this for my kids when they entered high school. With the number of papers to write I wanted to be sure they had everything they needed at their finger tips. Most classes say that you can't use the Internet for their research, which includes words from the dictionary, this was an easy way around that without having to purchase another monster sized book. Included with the standard dictionary words are also a calculator, spell checker, metric, and currency converter. They don't always use it all but my wife and I have gotten some use out of what they don't! It's very easy to use and to view the words across the screen. I'd definitely recommend this. It's a great value.
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I've been doing some great work with this camera. It's compact and has a great zoom which does make it a little heavier but not impossible to put into your pocket. Controls are easy to maneuver and perfectly placed and the LCD screen is bright and very easy to see. I'm not a professional but I do travel quite a bit and this camera has been great. My favorite setting is the panorama mode. It's the one I use most often. It's a small enough camera but the features are big.
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I was on a budget when I was looking for such a device so when I purchased this photo viewer I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and effectiveness as well as the memory space it provides. It does everything I need it to do and for the most part I just everything on it as opposed to transferring it to a computer right away. The only thing that I'd really like is if the transfer rate from the viewer to the computer were a little quicker. All in all it's been a great device that I would definitely recommend to anyone, professional or other.
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