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This is a excellent book for learning excel. It does go into much detail and explanation, and overall it is very good.

I received the Pharmacy Technician Certified Board Exam Study Guide 2015-2016 yesterday. I flipped through this book quite a while, and I can say that it is laid out well. Over five chapters it provides an introduction to being a Pharmacy Technician, how to work with customers, common drugs, general mathematics, maintaining medications and inventory, and administrative practices. I am sure that it will be helpful with preparing to be a Pharmacy Technician, but I am not sure that it provides enough information to actually pass the Pharmacy Technician Certified Board Exam.

Yes, it will clean your right and left nostril real good. But when I get nasal infections, the mucus is in the other nasal cavities, not just in my nostrils! The solution goes into one nostril, goes around the corner, and right back out the other nostril. It leaves the other nasal cavities untouched. Yes, a netti pot is messy and uncomfortable, but the solution gets into the back passages and that's what gives me relief. So, if I were you I would save some money and buy a cheap netti pot!

I have a somewhat complex tax situation as I have a "day job" as well as a side-business and my wife is self-employed with a business of her own. In the past I've paid a professional on the order of $1000 to prepare my taxes for me. The amount of preparation work (gathering and organizing records) was slightly more bother with TaxACT than with the professional, because the professional has a well organized list for me to work from. But the savings with TaxACT more than makes up for the slight extra bother. I don't know if the professional would have saved me any money but the amount of tax at the end was pretty close to what I've paid in past years. So I'm pretty sure the savings in avoided preparation fees more than covers any potential tax savings. And either way the initial gathering of information is a big PITA so the slight increase in effort with TaxACT isn't significant.

I've been using the Nioxin system on and off since I was 16... when I began shedding hair at an alarming rate. Waking up and finding a pillow full of hair doesn't exactly feel right to a teenager. Luckily I heard about Nioxin and after 3 months of use my hair was back to its normal thickness. I continued use for a few years and then bounced back and forth between several products.

This is the only product I use in my hair. It maintains a silky soft feel and seems to keep my hair well protected from any heat damage when I blow dry and/or flat iron.