My husband keeps his hair very short, always has and so does our son. This is the second exactly same one we have bought and he loves it. Just make sure you open it up from time to time to empty out all the collected hair to make it last. Our mistake on the first one, but still ladies over a year being used weekly on two heads!

I took this to help me quit drinking alcohol. Cravings for alcohol can be caused by bacteria or yeasts that feed on sugars. Alcohol is like a super-sugar, and this explains why so many recovering alcoholics start eating sugary foods. Goldenseal kills the bugs that make you want sugar. It's powerful. I felt a difference within a few hours, and I don't crave sugar at all. As part of a regimen that included other herbs like Valerian, Kudzu, and Dandelion, I have been sober for two months and haven't struggled nearly as much as I had in the past. I'm very grateful to have learned about this herb, and this brand in particular is potent.

I purchased this clipper as a replacement to the traditional t-liner that has served me well for over fifteen years. So far, this new clipper set is proving itself to be every bit the measure of the t-liner, and then some. The included guides make trimming and shaping my "Caesar" and facial hair a one clipper affair. Smooth and quiet, I can trim my hair every other morning without waking my wife(truly a blessing in itself). I would say, though, that unlike the t-liner, this clipper is deceptively sharp. With the t-liner, you know immediately if you've pressed too hard. These, however, are so smooth, you don't realize you've cut yourself until after the job is done. One thing I find annoying is the placement of the switch. You can accidently turn the clipper off in the middle of a trim or line up; not the end of the world. All in all, I find this clipper to be very satisfying.

There are bugs that prevent some screens from displaying completely, bugs that cause random crashes, bugs that prevent some of my accounts from being synced for use on my mobile device, the debt reduction plan is missing key features available in Mint.com (a free service) and has a bug that distributes payments incorrectly during months when an account should close out.

It might be a decent overview of the material on the TEAS exam, but this book is riddled with typos, and some of the answers (for practice tests, self-checks at the end of each section), are flat out wrong. For that reason alone I would not recommend it. As far as the material, it's pretty accurate to what is on the test. I scored highly on the TEAS V but I'm not sure this book particularly helped. Just take a free online refresher on whatever subjects you need to brush up on and do the ATI practice tests instead, they're a much better use of your money in my experience.