I am a mechanical engineer who's also interested in programming. I came across this book and thought I finally could elevate my knowledge in Visual Basic. But as I read into it, I found that this book raises questions during the text and ask you to solve those questions in the "programming challenge" section. I wanted know the answer but the only way is to get the answer from the "Instructor's Resources". Well, I am not an instructor, I am not taking classes so I am not "cheating" the exam. Why should I be stuck in the middle of nowhere, just because Pearson assumes everyone reading this book is either a student or an instructor????

I have super flaky dry skin, especially in the winter time. Even my scalp gets super flaky and icky. I use a specific shampoo called Nizoram to get my hair and scalp clean, however, I still need to condition my hair, otherwise, it's will "fro" out and become impossible to brush. I prefer all natural solutions for conditioning, but cannot quite find the right product.

I've dabbled with guitar, had lessons and played a little but was never very good and lost interest after learning only a few chords of a song. I've had the game one week. I'm now able to play 4 of the songs on the list. Not perfectly but it's such a great feeling to finally 'get' it. Reading tablature never did the song justice and was confusing. The way the music is presented is almost like streaming music right to your brain.

Even though the story situated in corrupt city, the story isn't dark as the previous. Actually they not related to each other at all (but cameo appearances).

These always do a great job of keeping my oil clean between my 6k oil changes. The 1" nut is a great benefit for my MOPARs

We got this for our mom because she collects quarters and she loves it. It's nothing fancy just a place for all the quarters split by the years.