http://www.viewpoints.com/aboutme/arualmft Tue, 21 Aug 2007 16:12:25 GMT Reviews by arualmft http://www.viewpoints.com/VistaPrint-review-39bf I learned about VistaPrint (see VistaPrint.com) from a friend when I was starting a private therapy practice. I found the website easy to use and the delivery was fast. You get a large number of free business cards sent right to you. The cards are not fancy, and there are a limited number (yet wide variety) of free designs, but I found one that worked fine for me. The cards are single-sided and regular cardstock. This site is very useful for someone just getting started, and/or who doesn't have a lot of money for basics such as business cards. You can only do this once, so be sure that you put what you need but don't put things that might change soon.... Tue, 21 Aug 2007 16:12:25 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/VistaPrint-review-39bf arualmft 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Discover-Credit-Card-review-d63c I have been with Discover practically since they started. I have moved several times and it has always been simple. They have an easy website and you can change your due date on it. I have gotten them to lower my interest rate a couple of times. The main problem with this card is that it still isn't accepted everywhere, so you still need to cary a mc or visa. This is especially true if you're traveling outside the US. My favorite feature is the cash back. You can also get gift certificates to a wide variety of stores, but I always take the cash. I try to let it build up, since I'm using the card anyway. The cash only comes in $20... Tue, 21 Aug 2007 15:53:17 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Discover-Credit-Card-review-d63c arualmft 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/TomTom-Go-300-GPS-Device-review-2ef3 I bought the tomtom because I was moving to a new, much larger, city, and I get lost very easily (no sense of direction). It has saved me so much stress! I bought it on ebay and it was delivered just before I moved. I used it to drive right to my new house and to find my way to my new job. My only complaints thus far are two: (1) you can only get a route from your present location. For example, if you want to give someone directions, they need to be the same place you are, or go to expedia or mapquest for directions. If I'm at work, I can't ask it how to get to the library from my house. (2) There have been a couple of addresses that the tomtom says doesn't exist. I use the closest approximation and it still gets me there, but then I have to find the correct number. To be fair, though, I haven't had a chance to update the maps using the web yet. It's possible that this problem will go away then. In general, I'm extremely satisfied with this... Tue, 21 Aug 2007 15:44:02 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/TomTom-Go-300-GPS-Device-review-2ef3 arualmft 5