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I used this book many many years ago and found it very helpful to organize my job-hunting strategy and techniques. It still has some very good advice but unfortunately has not caught up with the changes of the past decade and the problems that current job seekers have in these strange economic times. If you remember how helpful the book was decades ago you will be surprised how out-dated the advice is as any current job searcher can tell you. Still, the basic information is very useful but the buyer will need to remember that the prime technique for job hunters today is, more than ever before, the use of personal contacts and social connections. Keep that in mind and you find some of the information presented here useful.

It’s funny that in the twenty-plus years I’ve known my husband and he’s had a Water Pic, I have never wanted to try it. So I happened to see this oral irrigator from SmarToiletries and what piqued my interest was that this is a self-contained unit without a separate tank. I have never seen one like this before and this takes up so little room on the bathroom counter that I knew this was the one to get. When I first set this up I didn’t realize that I had to really press down hard on the jet tip to get it in the irrigator. I had turned it on and the tip went flying and mouthwash was everywhere!! I didn’t want to break this but you really have to push down and engage the tip with a loud click. Well, I was off and running. This works unbelievably well! I actually wish the soft speed was a little bit softer since my first time using this, my teeth bled a lot. Now that I have the hang of it and my teeth are used to the stimulation, my teeth no longer bleed. I did switch up my mouthwash for a blend of mouthwash and peroxide after my husband told me the dentist had recommended this. The peroxide doesn’t taste as gross this way and I’m cleaning and whitening at the same time. I love this and wish I’d had it sooner!

It's such a joy to get cold, hard facts, well-presented, after so many misleading and outright dishonest come-ons in my inbox. I honestly can't understand the kerfuffle over the soft cover and spiral binding--it's lighter than hard cover and lies flat. My only complaint, and it's certainly minor, is that by the time you're old enough to know you want the Stock Trader's Almanac every year, you wish for bigger typefaces. The quotes are in what? a 4 point font? Bigger next time, please.