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Bought these for the new 2014 Grand Cherokee and they fit. There are end caps on both ends that require a key to remove. Bizarre. Not sure the value of that.
I wish I had read it carefully. But this is only for the federal tax return. In the past I had an investment property so I bought a different version of H&R block software and included both federal and state. Well, the additional cost for the state was $43. I just saw a version with federal + state for only $10 more than I spent. So please be careful with the version or you'll be surprised the additional money needed.
Very good and entertaining read. I found myself very engaged in the main character and rooting for his success. I read this book because my company was doing a read of it between all the department heads managers and supervisors and one day my supervisor was telling me a bit about it so I decided to read it myself. I liked all the ideas it presented and tried to apply some of the principals in my daily work for my own benefit as well as the company's. I would recommend this to anyone who truly enjoys their job and has a vested interest in wanting to better their company and work environment.
Got my 1st Worx GT trimmer about 5 years ago when I had a small yard.... did a good job, just as advertised about trimming the lawn and around flowers, bushes and fence where the grass and weeds were not too thick and tough. I recently replaced my original GT with the new, GT2. It works all around like the older model but a bit better in every regard, also just as advertised.... except where Worx claims "it's powerful". It's not. You can tidy-up an edge with it but it won't "cut an edge" (usually can't do that with a gas trimmer, either.) I now live on a big place and need the power of a gas trimmer for the bigger jobs. But that's not a knock on the GT2. It's "light, easily maneuverable, and competent" for light duty trimming. I don't use the gas trimmer "instead" of the GT2, I use one or the other as the job requires. Wifey doesn't like the gas trimmer... says it's "too heavy and difficult to control", which is true.