Deaf Medicine

So...this little book thread has really made the rounds hasn't it? There are some who argue that the posts are a bit too harsh and unmerited while others think that this kid is getting what he deserves (I mean come on kid...the first rule that my dad, a fighter pilot, told me when I started flight school was to keep your mouth shut and stay below the radar...which, I couldn't follow because like to run my mouth and so it didn't work out for me...it's cool I love what I do now and running my mouth is perfect for this job). And in the immortal words of Tom Wolfe, those who have IT, don't talk about IT (and by IT...well if you don't know, look it up) So yeah, that is one of the unspoken rules of this game, and if you break them, what do you expect...you don't get invited to be part of the club.

No matter how thoroughly I rinse my hair, it remains greasy. Soft, sure, but super-greasy. I'd say you'd need thick, very curly hair for this product to look great.

First of all, the look of the ball is very cool. Construction looks decent, but will have to wait and see till I destroy the ball in a matter of time. The ball is very different from the other indoor balls such as Tachikara, Wilson and past Mikasa versions in that you'll first notice the feel of the ball. It doesn't have much of a cushion unlike the other brands/balls...this is an advantage for hitters who know how to smack the ball. Unlike some other complaints about the heavy weight, I personally like it. Again the added weight gives the ball its speed when you hit the ball properly. The dimple design is also an advantage for people who know how to serve a floater or jump floater...it gives the ball amazing movement. What I'm really surprised about is how EASY it is to controll the ball on sets, especially back sets and shoots...I believe due to the new seem and dimple design. Overall this is a great quality ball and I recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their game.