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This is a beautiful book! It's gorgerous on the inside with a page of stickers you can use to decorate your agendas, 2 folder pockets, an introduction page, a place to write your "dates to celebrate" "party planning notes," and a section in the back of the book to write notes (about 15 pages double-sided (30 pages total)). EACH month is decorated differently with a theme and each page is decorated differently as well. And it comes with a band to keep your agenda closed so nothing comes flying out.

The only thing Mister Stockman gets mixed up is that building a capitalist society of free men is a moral issue. It won't happen by highlighting the mess the planet is in right now. True, his stats and insights into the immoral kludge that is our economy is biting and true, but his cure lacks moral justification. The voice of any advocate of change without taking the moral high ground, is 'a tree falling in a remote forest.'

This book is not a how to book. It is a supplement for cosmetology school. That being said, I am not a cosmetology student, nor do I plan to be. I love experimenting with color, cutting my own hair, and facial treatments. What this book does for the noncosmetology is help you understand the rationale behind what beauticians do and understand color concepts. If you are looking for a how to book than this is not it. If you want a book to teach the why of cosmetology than this is a great reference.

I used sebastian shaper hairspray for many years in my career. But when this one came on the scene my prayers had been answered! I did weddings on call for many years and when I switched to this hairspray I could work my updos with better finesse. It doesn't leave a build-up or residue. Just an all around nice product.

This tea is fantastic. For as long as I remember, I've suffered from terrible cramps, jitters, and other unpleasant PMS symptoms. This tea knocks them right out. I've found after drinking a cup, I have less of a need to take ibuprofen or other OTC pain killers, as well as feeling much more calm and relaxed. I'm starting to suspect that it's made out of unicorn tears and rainbows, because it is that magical.

Cheryl Strayed proves she is not just a great writer, but a good editor, too. This presents some of the best contemporary nonfiction of the past year.