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Mr. Kay's book is one of those that is infuriating and baffling. An RN, he seems curiously ignorant about many aspects of women's seuxality (he seems unaware, for instance, that women masturbate). An atheist, he still hews to the notion that a man should be a woman's "first and only" - on the insecure grounds that that way, she won't have anyone to compare the guy to, and thus will be content, unaware of what she is missing. (It is not surprising that the author admits that their sex life took many years to reach any satisfactory level; one wonders if he had any idea that improving his skill levels would help far more than ducking competition.) His recorded interchanges with coworkers and his wife sound like stale bar-stool hookup scripts, and are patronizing in a way that curiously echoes Archie Bunker... if Archie had reincarnated as a sensitive, presumably non-racist male nurse who really was trying to assert himself.......

Amazon makes it to hard to get the magazine on kindle. Too many repeated steps. Last month I got this magazine fine online. This month I have to jump through hoops so I am done. Paper copies from now on.

Purchase this over turbo tax because of price. It works but I found myself having to spend more time understanding tax laws than I had to with turbo tax. There was also a problem with updating to the latest forms. Program kept prompting me to update the software, go through all the steps of downloading and "installing" at the end everything looked like the update worked but when it started again the same prompt to update. Had to call tech support which took a very long time waiting.

Buddy was an indoor dog until last summer when my sister fell ill and could no longer care for him. He came to live with our tribe who are indoor/outdoor come-as-you-please with a dog door (in Florida). He came with a dermatitis most likely from stress from her illness (cancer) combined with lack of coat care due to the same. He had bald patches from chewing himself silly and a few granulomas on his arms. My shepherd mixes are shampooed/conditioned with Zymox which I swear by - very natural and keeps their skin itch free (combined with kong curry brush and a little furmination here and there in the woolly-itchy spots). Zymox and a hypoallergenic diet, along with a summer coat trim (left 1 inch length of hair) healed his skin right up. This past spring, with the return of hotter/moister weather, he had a real slow blow of his coat (which never really blows fully - he's supposed to be water repellant) and he developed a greasy seborrheic problem and was on the verge of a hot-spot blowout (my sister's illness was running it's course and I was spending less grooming time than needed). I tried this and the Resi-cort leave-in lotion and with only two shampoos/treatments over two weeks (still more time with my sister at that point), his skin was clear of the seborrh. lesions and he's happy. I bought the ResiKetoChlor conditioner as well which I will use after one more treatment of the resi-cort as I prefer not to continually use the hydrocortisone. The scent is nice, it lathes well and it cleared up the greasy booboos on the first go around. However, using this shampoo is not a license to stop brushing/grooming your dog, it will not work by itself. Nothing keeps the coat healthier than brushing and not brushing/just shampooing/conditioning a dog with anything longer than short hair will lead to skin problems eventually -especially the indoor/outdoor guys. For his hair, I use a rake, pin brush and curry Kong - he's too thick/wavy for furmination and doesn't need furmination if he is raked weekly. One last thing, nothing helps you bond with your dog than gentle, thorough grooming - sends them to heaven when their beloved takes the time to thoroughly brush them down (not a two minute deal).