Deaf Medicine

The Pros: Does work as advertised, able to get a consistent angle on the chain, takes only a few seconds per tooth once set up, and does the raker height which is a nice additional feature for a chainsaw sharpener. The recommended grindstone lubricant is a good addition and seems to make the stones last longer. Once set up, I was able to sharpen a sawmill chain in about 10 minutes the first time around, expect that time to drop as I get experience.

I have been using Publisher for about 10 years and have come to rely on it, primarily for business documents such as training guides and promotional items for my software business. I think that the 2010 Version of Publisher is a worthwhile upgrade from previous versions.

We have been fixing up our old farmhouse for years now. We have lots of time and lots of money in this house. The final project has been the kitchen. All the major stuff was done and my wife wanted to add the final touches with dishes, utensils, cups, mugs, etc. We had a simple salt and pepper shaker but my wife wanted a pepper grinder. I saw this unique salt or pepper grinder by Kitch Elegance. It is different in that you squeeze the handle and it grinds and I wanted to see if it was as good as their claim. It has a cool look but was it what my wife would like. She thought it would fit right in if it was as good as it seemed on Amazon. I ordered it.

This stuff works. However, did you know you can buy a bottle of Eucalyptus essential oil (which is under $5), place 2-3 drops in the water in the bowl, and it'll do the same thing? You also won't have the problem some reviewers mention of the spray bottle clogging or not working, due to angling down the bottle for the bowl.

We'll thought out and interesting concepts. Characters are well developed and quickly become important to the reader. The alien is sufficiently "alien" and yet provides solutions and an essential partnership that adds an interesting subtext.

A few reviewers have compared Scott Pratt's work to that of John Grisham. Doing so is misguided. Pratt's crafting of a thriller is consistently better than any by Grisham...and I like John Grisham.