by: Joel Marion, CISSN, CPT

http://www.cheatyourwaythin.com

Price: $47.00

From the official website:

Discover How You Can Join The Thousands Of Others Who Have Already Used My Proven "Cheating" System to Effortlessly Strip Away Countless Inches From Their Own Hard-to-Lose Problem Areas—
All While Regularly Eating Ice Cream, Devouring Juicy Burgers, And Indulging In Foods That Most Other Dieters Can At Best Dream About

What actual customers

say:

Melissa on dailydoseofdax.blogspot.com

...I can't use Eat Stop Eat because I have blood sugar issues and fasting causes hypoglycemia. However, I have been using Cheat Your Way Thin, and it works great for me. I always noticed that I would stall out on any plan, and go off, and actually do better, and Joel's research is pretty good...

FitBuffBlogger on fitbuff.com

WOW! I really put Joel Marion's Cheat Your Way Thin ideas to the test this week, and I'm astounded by the results...this effect kicks in right around the 7-day mark, when your leptin levels are at their lowest, so by increasing carbs and calories once a week, you're able to quickly increase leptin levels and calm your body, letting it know that you're not starving and there's no need to conserve body fat...

BJ on dailydoseofdax.blogspot.com

I started the CYWT program 3 weeks before I had to go to Barbados. At first I saw no change, except I realized I could stay on something longer than a day, however when I returned from my trip and I didn't follow the plan for 5 days I lost three pounds and 1 percent body fat, amazing...

nealy123 on caloriecount.about.com

It's a program from Joel Marion. Basically you have a 'cheat day' say on a saturday where you eat whatever and whenever you want aslong as you are not totally stuffing yourself beyond full.

Then the next 2 days are low carb ( protein and veges) followed by 2 days LOW GI ( lots of protein and low Gi carbs fruits etc) and then the remaining two days are slightly higher Gi, so you can include wholegrain pasta, rice, bread etc) all in moderation, 6 small meals a day.

I'm slightly changing my days to 3 low carb,2 low GI and 1 higher Gi then cheat day.

Exercise is HIIT as well as strength training.

There's plenty of good fats, carbs etc it's all to do with the leptin hormone...

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1. Your Child’s Teeth - Review

by: Jamie Brown, DDS

http://www.your-childs-teeth.com

Price: $19.99

From the official website:

Over 130 pages of detailed information so you will know "what to expect" from your child's dental development. With this book, you will have the information you need to: Make informed decisions about your child's dental treatment. Know the right questions to ask your child's dentist. Avoid mistakes which could be expensive, painful and emotionally distressing. With Dr. Brown's book, you can relax the next time you go into your dental office. You will be armed with the information you need to be confident you are receiving the best care for your child. Informative and comprehensive with a friendly, empathetic style. This is the resource for parents and caregivers and includes topics such as: * Losing teeth- When to worry and when to relax * Tooth stains- What causes them, how to prevent them, and how to get rid of them * Normal Development- Milestones from infancy to the teenage years * Orthodontics- The truth about braces and when to start treatment * Much, much more...

What actual customers say:

- NYC on Amazon.com

As soon as I saw this book I knew I had to buy it, and I wasn't disappointed. I have a 2-year-old and do a lot of reading about discipline and health, but none of the resources I've found so far have addressed dental health so thoroughly. Mainly they tell you to avoid sweets and brush your child's teeth using a non-fluoride toothpaste. Well, thanks, I could have figured that out without spending $19.95! Dr. Brown's book tells you ALL the details about what to do as well as WHY, for a lot less than most books cost. I'm worse than any 6-year-old: I always want to know WHY when any doctor tells me anything. You can tell a lot about how thoughtful they are from their responses. Dr. Brown's book is a perfect combo of real-dentist-science-information type stuff and experienced mom practicality. It totally spoke to me. I have to add that I've been scared straight, too. It turns out that the other books we were reading, even the well-known ones from big names, had so little information that we actually had a lot of bad habits that needed correcting. Although those books are still completely useful in other areas, they just don't go into detail about taking care of your child's teeth. I'm glad to have this information now before we got to the cavity stage, not to mention to the expensive bills! I like that the book goes way beyond the toddler years, too, so you know what to anticipate in the future. Thanks very much for the book and all of the good information, Dr. Brown! As far as I know there really isn't any other resource like it out there. I'm going to recommend it to all my mom friends.

Mark S - Amazon.com

This book is like a 'What to Expect When You're Expecting' but it's all about teeth. There is a ton of information in here: some is very practical and some is technical enough to clear up what my dentist is telling me about my chidren's teeth. Dr. Brown's style is very down-to-earth...you can tell she's a mom, not just a dentist.

I can't think of any questions that I could ask about my kid's teeth that aren't covered already in this book.

Terry Madison - Amazon.com

Being a stay at home parent can be very challenging at times. It is so nice to have this book as a resource. I really bought the book to learn more about orthodontics. My dentist told me that both of my children would probably need braces. I wanted to do some more research before dropping several thousand dollars in braces! What I found in Dr. Brown's book was a wealth of information and an answer to all of my questions regarding my kid's teeth.

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Electric vs. Hybrid - is the car truly an 'electric car', or is it a hybrid?  An electric car is powered solely by batteries, whereas a hybrid is primarily powered by a gasoline-powered engine, assisted by a battery.  Not only are there differences in fuel, but it will impact other variables like top speed, vehicle weight and safety, range, etc.

Open body vs. Closed - some folks are selling 'electric cars' that are little more than golf-carts.  Be sure to check if the car can actually be enclosed for inclement weather and still be driven.

Top speed - in spite of advances in battery technology, electric cars do not match gas-powered vehicles for top speed.  Most electric vehicles would not be safe on a high-speed highway or interstate, but then again, most buyers aren't looking for an electric car do go long distances like that.  Frequently top speeds will be around 25-35 mph, though a few models offer slightly more speed.

Range - the bad news is that most electric cars have a short range relative to gas-powered vehicles.  Look for ranges around 50-60 miles being the norm.  The good news is that most electric cars can be charged at any electrical outlet.  Just be sensitive to the fact that some people may frown on you running an extension cord to their outlet so you can charge up your car (while they pay the electric bill)!

Street Legality - many models have restrictions on where they can be driven.  Because of the lower top-speeds, highways and interstates may be off-limits.  You'll see the term 'Neighborhood' used, meaning the vehicle must, by law, be kept to streets with lower speed limits.  Be cautious of some models that aren't legal even in neighborhoods...models that are little more than golf carts.

Availability of Power - be aware of what is available in your area as far as recharging options.  It is bad form (and illegal in some places) to simply plug in whereever you want.  Certain areas, such as in California, actually provide recharging stations.  In general, however, if you are keeping your daily range under 50-60 miles, you can just charge at night every night at your own house.

Time to Charge - some batteries take six to eight hours or more to reach full charge.  This may be a factor depending on your schedule.  If your nightly recharge is going to be shorter than that, you will need to find a way to charge it at work.

Battery Life - battery life for electric cars is usually measured in miles, ie: how many miles the car can be driven on a battery.  Typically you'll see numbers around 20,000 to 30,000 miles, although newer batteries are getting more mileage.

Cost to Replace Battery - you can't just run to Walmart and get some AA batteries to replace the ones in your electric car.  New batteries will likely cost $1500 to $3000 depending on the make and model of the car.  When considering an electric car, figure out how many miles you will be driving per year to know how often you will need to replace the battery.  Then figure out how much it will cost you per year to buy new batteries.  They may be expensive, but will still be less than what you spend in gasoline.

Using these factors, you should be able to find the right electric car for your needs.

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If you compare it to the overall games availble to the Wii, it gets a mere 3-star rating.  If you are specifically looking for a non-competitive, easy-to-use, kid-friendly game, then Endless Ocean gets 4 1/2-stars.

Compared to all available Wii games:

Specifically for kid-friendly, non-competitive games:

Overview:  In Endless Ocean, you are a diver, helping to discover and catalog fish.  Along the way you help others by taking them diving and showing them specific fish, finding artifacts, or taking underwater photos.  As you add fish to your encyclopedia, you eventually unlock access to a large aquarium in which you can create your own environment, filling it with fish you have discovered.

The controls are simple.  It takes a bit to get used to at first, and sometimes the cursor moves a bit more quickly than I'd like.  But after a short while, the controls are second-nature.

The good:  Very relaxing.  No, seriously.  The music, the environment, the soothing colors, even the pace at which the character breathes helps you relax.  When my six-year-old son gets a little cranky because he keeps losing at Mario Kart, I have him put in Endless Ocean.  He is constantly finding new fish, and each one he discovers is exciting to him.  It is also a 'move-at-your-own-pace' kind of game.  If you want to complete the 'missions' (like taking someone diving), you can, whenever you want.  Or you can skip it and just go exploring.  It's up to you.  You're really on Island Time, mon!

The bad:  As mentioned, the controls in Endless Ocean are a little trick to learn at first.  Specifically, the cursor tends to move more quickly over the things you are trying to interact with.  It's almost like the creatures are 'slippery', and your cursor slips off of them easily.  In addition, this game can be very repetitive.  You dive, you explore, you interact with different fish to learn about them.  It doesn't seem to get boring for my son, but for an adult, it could get old.

Conclusion: If you like first-person shooters, games with crazy toons and lots of explosions, you will probably NOT like Endless Ocean.  If you want something different, fun, and relaxing, Endless Ocean is the Wii game for you!

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