Deaf Medicine

As a man who grew his first full beard at 12 and has maintained one ever since, I love any and all things to care for it. So when I was offered this amazing comb for free for an honest review, you bet I jumped on it. After using this, I will NEVER go back to a plastic comb for my beard. The heft and sturdiness of this in my hand is perfect, and with the smooth sandalwood it never shreds or tears at my beard, leaving it extra fluffy, just the way the wife loves it. If you ever grow a beard and want to maintain it well, you better get this comb!

This is an exceptionally comprehensive detox. I learned a tremendous amount about the food I eat and how it affects me physically. I loved that it included chapters on mental and spiritual cleansing as well as physical. I enjoyed several of the recipes and still use them even though I won't do this diet again (unless I find a sugar daddy--pardon the use of "sugar." lol). My one suggestion to the publisher would be that they include a workbook along with the book itself. It was tiresome flipping back and forth from shopping lists and recipes to the daily "pep talk" and journal questions. That said, (and this is where I wholeheartedly agree with other reviewers) this is a VERY EXPENSIVE and TIME CONSUMING process. I know Dr. Hyman suggests that the trade off in healthy food pays for itself but I'm afraid not everyone can afford it even after factoring that in. [I could only buy a quarter of the supplements and that was my entire food budget for a month.] I live alone and took some time off to do this cleanse and ALL I did was cook and clean up afterwards. [Thank goodness for the detox soak--my favorite part.] Also, be aware that when you sign up for "support" you will be inundated with e-mails that want you to buy more stuff. [Ugh.] One final note: if you decide to do this, DO follow his advice on prep, particularly about weening off certain chemicals. You will go through a lot of changes and you'll survive it much better if you don't feel it all at once. :) OK. One more thing: Even though most of his suggestions are financially unsustainable for a person like me, the gradual difference I'm making in what goes in my pantry (and my body) and the information was worth the price of the book--ultimately.

These are fun shoes, though they are not for everyday wear. I went with a black pair because they are a bit more subdued and I can surprise people with them when I turn them one Silver and gold ones are a bit more in your face, I'm not really a pink person and I just don't do white. I haven't had any problems with my shoes but I do see that others have had some, perhaps it's because I only wear mine on special occasions. I wear a seven and a half so that's what I ordered and they fit me well which is a nice change, y I have to order a half size up because sellers only sell in whole sizes. Over all a fun set of dance shoes. They are fun and a lot more comfortable than heels.

After Sandy I decided to increase my research on Solar power technology and glad I did. I purchased the Goal Zero 19010 Guild 10 (comes with rechargeable batteries) to charge my cellphone, tablets and wireless hotspot. I am now able to keep my devices fully charged without running to my car. The Guild 10 have two UBS power sources: from the rechargeable battery or directly into the Guild 10, works like a charm! I decided to purchase the 30 watts solar panel from Goal Zero that will charge my Duracell Powerpack 600 units (I have 2) so I'm good for now! I STRONGLY recommend everyone invest in Solar power technology as soon as you can. Saves you all around!

Tastes awesome but does the exact opposite..keeps me up ALL night tossing and turning(never fully get to a restful sleep) not sure why it does this but I just can't drink this anymore

Thanks to Craig Johnson for another Longmire mystery that brings back old characters and introduces new ones in interesting settings. I am a fan of the TV series, but it tends to be pretty dark. I like the light heartedness, even when facing death, that Johnson brings to Walt on the printed page. Johnson does not miss an opportunity to make fun of his own characters. I like that in a writer dealing with serious matters.