Country: 104.20.78.81, North America, US

City: -122.3933 California, United States

We bought our Acadia with no antenna, so this was a perfect addition. Stations all come in crystal clear now, and install was about as easy as you would expect (simply screw it in!) It's small enough to not even notice it.

Don't waste your money on a Roomba. When I first got mine, I was very happy with it. I didn't expect it to replace my regular vac, just wanted it to run around the house a couple of days a week to pick up dust and crumbs off the hardwood floors. It did just that for a very short time--then it just stopped caring. Now all it does it meander around kicking all the crumbs around the room and just riding over any dust or other debris without picking it up. I don't know what happened. I've cleaned it thoroughly several times. I've replaced the brushes and other parts. I keep the lint trap thing-y cleaned out. I've even read countless "how to fix it" web sites trying to figure out if there is anything else I can do to make it actually act like a vacuum again. But, nothing has worked.

New York Magazine is very interesting, if you live or work or frequently visit New York. Otherwise I much prefer Atlantic or Harpers.

I'm a recreational rider. Road raced in my teens and rode with a touring club for several years in later life. Have completed a couple dozen century rides years ago. Wanted a decent bike for one to two hour rides around my area. Diamondback is a well known name with a good reputation. The Podium 4 looked like a good mid-priced road bike. Mine arrived last week in excellent condition with all the correct gear on it. Assembly is 90% complete out of the box. After completing assembly I had to adjust the front derailleur, otherwise she was ready to roll. The bike appears to be well designed and manufactured. It rides and handles well. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality road bike in this price range.

I had followed Steve's career from BYU, the 49ers and to NFL analyst. I was bothered by him being a back up for years, knowing he was the best Quarterback in the league. Reading this book was a thrill for me, I mainly wanted to read the book to hear his insight into the quarterback controversy, the dynamic between him and Joe. I got a lot more out of the book, I enjoyed the stories of his uphill battle of convincing coaches that an undersized lefty quarterback could succeed. The stories about his anxiety really resonated, since I have a son with anxiety. Learning about how his concussions caused him to retire, his were a lot worse than any quarterback, because he ran more than any other quarterback. His angst about not being able to find the right girl to marry, until later in life was also interesting. I never realized how much his Mormon faith meant to him. Most people consider their religion as something they do for an hour on Sundays, to Steve it is a way of life. I knew there would not be much "dirt" or scandalous revelations, since he was a Mormon, but it would have been good to hear him rip someone he disliked. I would say the book is a good lesson about hard work, perseverance and adversity. I highly recommend this book..