In the first few pages there are quite a few typos. "Loose" instead of lose, singular instead of plural, etc. I can't take a book seriously when no one is checking for typos. It seems poorly put together and it just explains a lot of the subjects rather than gives tips or informs. I need to ace this test and I put it down after I saw all the mistakes.

I think it was easy to move from topic to topic, as a visual learner I was able to follow the list or jump around. I have been a casual user of Excel for a long time and I was able o pick up things about 10 that I would have missed. I recommend it.

I like the meter fine, when it works. First big problem: Ive never been able to get control solution, even after 3 requests. Second big problem: the battery lasts less than one week (!) and customer service has not been helpful at all. They have not answered my last email (which gave them information they requested to solve the battery problem) and phone support is non-existent. (There is a phone number, but its always "under maintenance," voice-mailboxes are full, and menu choices are garbled. I have other iHealth products that are terrific, and their current app update (iPhone) finally works as it should. Id like this meter to work, since I have lots of strips. But I'm not holding my breath.

Fascinating read. Stockman's breadth​ of knowledge is impressive. This book is a must read for anyone trying to understand our economy

Two months ago, a hairdresser had seriously messed up my hair. My hair has in a relaxer, but its generally really strong and curly - it's usually so strong that I can get away with doing things like relaxing my hair one week and coloring it the next without any serious breakage or problems. I put my hair through a LOT actually. Anyways, she bleached my hair and I hated it so two days later, I colored it over w permanent black. My hair was clearly damaged but I decided to wait it out.

I'm 65 and expect and accept signs of aging. I earned those wrinkles and think of them as signs of a life well lived. After a long and stressful winter however, I took a good look in the mirror and was taken aback by what I saw. Deep cheek creases and wrinkles where they hadn't been before had aged my face by at least 10 years -- seemingly overnight. It was scary! Through the years I'd tried various products off and on, but never had a regimen and was happy using a tinted moisturizer and letting nature take its course. It was time to be more proactive, so I tried Rapid Wrinkle Repair and am amazed by the results. The face in the mirror now looks like the gently aging soul I remembered. The creases are gone (or at least not noticeable) and my skin looks well cared for. There has been no burning or flaking and I couldn't be happier with the product. Thank you, Neutrogena.