Disappointing. I liked the other 2 books in the series very much. This was a poor example-- glad it was not the first one I read. Skip it.

I've been working out for almost 6-7 years now and I've had my fair share of pre-workouts. From the cheap off brand stuff you can buy at a drug store to the "premium" stuff at a nutrition store and nothing comes as close as this stuff. Very smooth and unlike most pre-workouts, one scoop is sufficient. I have a relatively high tolerance for caffeine and usually default to 2 scoops on other pre-workouts but I've never felt like I've needed more then 1 and 1/2 scoops of this stuff. If you are on the fence about buying this, just do it and you won't be disappointed. One thing I forgot to mention is the taste, this is by far the tastiest pre-workout I've had. Mixes well and doesn't give you a chalky or gritty taste in your mouth. I'm sold on this stuff. I don't think I will ever buy a different pre-workout again.

Has really helped me be able to critically think through practice questions and is highly recommended by my school to study for the nclex. TO ACCESS THE ONLINE COMPONENT: Register at kaptest.com/booksonline and choose the registration for the NCLEX-RN Premier 2014-2015 edition, it does not work if you try to register the 2015-2016 version. It will ask you for the last word of a random chapter and it matches this version. Apparently the content of this book is the same as the 2014-2015 version.

I purchased this product on sale (manufacturers instant rebate) at C***** so that I could finally upgrade from Quicken 2003. It didn't say anything about supporting Windows 8.1 but I had absolutely no problems with the installation. Once it installed I plugged in my flash drive and was able to upload/restore my old Quicken files without any problems. Quicken 2014 automatically converted my old files to the 2014 format and then I was able to view all my former transactions.

A fun read. Looking forward to the next one! Secondary characters were flat - but the protagonist was actually very interesting, as was the friend she found in space. Loved that relationship! Both of those characters were well-developed sometimes funny and definitely and fallible. One wonders why all the rest were so uninteresting... they weren't characters at all, but caricatures of the typical "space crew." The love-interest was laughable. It's like the whole book was written and the editor said, "Hey, you need to add a love interest." That character was a blithering idiot, but the writer kept trying to convince the reader that he was somehow brilliant. I know this because Wells kept using the words "he's brilliant." Here's a hint... if you want readers to believe a character is brilliant... have him or her do something that's actually a step above blithering.