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These were all well-selected by the editor, with enough variety to satisfy a sophisticated reader. I had read several previously in The New Yorker, but that's to be expected. Overall, a great collection.

I was pleasantly surprised by the smell of this mask. I thought it would smell like the ocean. I mean pearl comes from the sea so like seawater and seaweed. But I think they added some apple cinnamon in here because the smell is enough to draw you in! And the mask is top notch!

My son contacted Hand, Foot & Mouth disease this past summer from my in-laws kids (of course their side and not mine) anyway, his toe nails started to turn green and get transverse ridges on them. Unbeknownst to us, we thought it was just dirty toenails. So when I looked down to cut his nails they started to peel off, which freaked me out and I tried to get the best thing to kill the nail infection without using pharmaceuticals. So what I did was soaked his feet in a mixture of warm water, this soap and epsom salts for 20 minutes each day for 3 days.

Tried it once and it worked OK. I can't seem to manually enter data for a history plot. The cables are so short it's difficult to set up. There isn't much information on how to use it and what the icons mean or do.

I am really glad I got this book before the test. It has a lot of great tips and explains what the graders are looking for. The layout is easy to follow. The online practice tests are identical to the real thing. It is nice to go in already knowing what to expect. The price of the book is well worth it compared to paying for and having to take the test a second time!