If you still use a plumb bob rather than a laser then don't get this. It will make your life way too easy.

I have naturally thick, curly hair. It's color-treated, and very sensitive to sulfate-free color protective products - as in, most of them leave behind a residue that I can only get rid of by using 'normal' shampoo that strips my color. After many, MANY, bottles of other brands of shampoos and conditioners (and I'm talking all over the dollar spectrum too), I've finally found that THIS shampoo & conditioner is absolutely perfect for me. It cleans my hair like it should, without leaving behind any weird oily/clumpy residues, and has kept my red hair relatively vibrant for the past month. I'm very satisfied with this product and would definitely recommend it to anyone trying to find a good sulfate-free system.

This bag makes me so happy. I'm an editor and a mom, so I work wherever our daily adventures take us. This bag holds everything I need for the day (computer, files, pens, water bottle, snacks for my kids) and keeps it all organized. The flat bottom means that everything stays in place. It's quite sturdy, comfortable to carry, and has pockets and spaces for everything I need.

I'm the first to admit that I have a number of problems colliding with various objects in my day-to-day life, and while I have yet to discover that elusive all-in-one compendium, Captain John Trimmer's "How to Avoid Huge Ships" has absolutely filled the nautical gap. Whether it be a Panamax tanker in the fog or an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer bearing down on you, Trimmer leaves the reader with both the confidence and the know-how to pilot your dinghy or other small craft to safety. Neither creeks nor ponds nor lakes nor the great blue beyond will be too much for you to handle after settling down in your easy chair by the fire and plowing through this book.

I have been using this for over a year. I apply with fingers after curling to add lift and fullness to my short hair and I can go a day without washing hair as it is not sticky but avoid using too much.

The articles in the front section are pretty good, significantly better than the ones in the 2011 edition. I haven't tried the "webinar" yet.