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http://theartofkarma.com/the-sugar-loaf/ Rio de Janeiro: Sunset from The Sugar Loaf - Follow me on my trip to the top of the famous sugar loaf mountains in Rio de Janeiro! - The view is incredible up here! Check my photos out on my blog post!

http://theartofkarma.com/barry-mcgee-lapa-steps/ Rio de Janeiro: Barry McGee Meets Escadaria Selarón - Traveling to the 'Lapa Steps?' - Find out some history and my experience visiting them whilst in Rio this summer! Also, featuring my Barry McGee Beats Pill.

http://theartofkarma.com/rio-mountain/ Rio de Janeiro: Lets Climb A Mountain - The Art of Karma - I have teamed up with the good people at ASOS for their #AsSeenOnMe Summer Hashtag campaign. Today I'm sporting some Nike Free sneakers in RIO!

http://theartofkarma.com/botafogo-workout/ Rio de Janeiro: Botafogo Workout - The Art of Karma - If your looking to workout in a great location check out Botafogo! - I did see how I got on with my Botafogo Workout.

http://theartofkarma.com/christ-the-redeemer/ Rio de Janiero: Christ The Redeemer - The Art of Karma - This is my first day in Rio this year I decided to go to see Christ the Redeemer (aka Crist aka Corcovado) at the peak of the 'Tijuca Forests Mountain.'

http://theartofkarma.com/harlem-shake/ New York City: HARLEM SHAKE - The Art of Karma - Harlem Shake! Burgers and Shakes in NYC - Check out my blog post and photos from my visit to Harlem this summer!

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N. Markland - DO NOT BUY THIS CRAPPY SOFTWARE!!! YOU'LL BE SO SO SO SORRY!!!

I am thrilled about the multi-user aspect of Quickbooks for Mac but am COMPLETELY turned off by its glitchiness and instability. There are a multitude of issues with this software. I use it because we changed our office computers from PC's to Mac. I usually love macs but this software makes my workday much more frustrating and is an overall pain in the rump. Easily adds an hour and a half to two hours to my workday (when it's somewhat cooperating) trying to work through glitches. For example, I can usually enter about 4 sales receipts and by the time it's time to create the 5th sales receipt, it will not allow me to enter it. On average I have about 75 - 100 sales receipts/invoices to enter daily. Stopping every 5 sales receipts/invoices to completely close out and restart the software because of glitches that won't allow me to either add the customer or their ordered items. The only way out of the cycle is to close it out and then restart. The time for it to connect and open the program is also VERY slow. I never had this type of problem with Quickbooks for PC before. It is not only frustrating but makes me have to come in earlier to get work done for the same pay rate. If there is anything I can do to talk my bosses into going back to the PC version, I will do it; as the increase in work hours is not paid. If I cannot, I'm stuck with this unpredictable, unstable, and frustrating software. I know intuit is capable of much better than this! They have produced products I have come to trust and rely upon over the last 12 years.

Marlona - Grease-Free...Bologna

This is a horrible product, it claims not to be greasy but it has cedar oil and lemongrass oil and has left a stain on the bottom of my 3 sofa's where my dog rubs up against. It's been 3 weeks and 10 baths for my dog since he continues to rub on the sofa's and the residue of this product rubs onto him and makes him a grease ball. DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IF YOU ANIMAL RUBS AGAINST YOUR FURNITURE. It is very greasy and stinky!

Eric E. Haas - Makes my shoe "like new"

This replacement for the original equipment heel pad makes my shoe "like new." The old one had lasted perhaps 5,000 miles or so, but were pretty beat up. Am very happy that it is possible to "breathe new life" into my old shoes -- putting off replacing them for several more years.