We have used our EN7450 monitor for about a month now, and it is super. When first plugged into my Mac it started up, no adjusting, no problems. The built in USB hub is very handy and keeps desk clutter to a minimum. The built in speakers are not the greatest, but adequate for interactive CD's or websites. The white bezel and silver base look good with my Mac, too.Overall, it has been a good value.

Even though this is an obvious continuation of the Davis story started in Love Comes Softly, this book almost feel like a new series as it almost completely focuses on Belinda, Clark and Marty's daughter, and her coming of age. It is a fresh approach to a series with five books already. Very good, with approachable character that experience identifiable life events. Once you read this, you will want to finish the series (if you didn't already!).

Belinda, Clark and Marty Davis' late in life child is soft hearted, hates to see any living creature hurt or dead. Her brother Luke, now a doctor encourages her to become a nurse. He feels she has medical potential. Melissa, Belinda's neice comes from the west to finish high school and then later trains to become a school teacher. Amy Jo, Clare and Kate's daughter, who has a very close friendship with Belinda becomes especially close to Melissa and Belinda feels her and Amy Jo will no longer have the closeness they have once had. All three girls become involved with the sam guy.

While some of Oke's books were better, this one is still very good. This book is more of a lessons of life type. It shows exactly how each and every teenage female has felt at one point or another. It brings to fore the fact that we all know that life is not always some picnic, but that everything turns out for the best in the end.

So yeah, as far as Cowboy Bebop material goes, there's already been 3 OSTs, the movie soundtrack, the 4-disc box set, the remix CD, Vitaminless, Cowgirl Ed and Ask DNA. Now there's this one. Nine of the 12 songs from this can be found on one of those other records. The three that aren't are nothing particularly new and nothing to write home about. "Diamonds" is ballady track that's a bit over the top, and the other two newbies are filler compared to the rest of the album.Moreover, the pop vocal songs from the movie OST/Ask DNA ("No Reply" and "Gotta Knock a Little Harder" and "Cosmic Dare," great songs all) don't quite mesh with the more jazzy selections from the show. It's a rather weird selection. So while the content of this album is terrific, Bebop fans with many of the aforementioned releases already in their clutches don't really need it.

This video is fantastic. You won't sweat like crazy but when done you feel that you've had a workout. Instructions are step by step so that you get it, video set looks fine, you can hear the music and can hear her instruction well also. I would recommend it certainly.