I use Classic life science, in addition to books from the library. the life science is free...the other grades are not. http://www.eequalsmcq.com/ClassicScienceLife.htm

Fray Check can be dissolved with household rubbing alcohol.

According to Wikipedia you would sort them alphabetically as they would be spelled. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collation#Alphabetical_sorting_of_numbers

LOL...I remembered the thread, and all the research into the wet moon that I found, but I could not remember a single thing I learned about the wet/dry moon. And I did a lot of digging...

This thread will tell you all you'll ever want to know: http://welltrainedmind.com/forums/showthread.php?t=156453&highlight=cheshire+moon If you need more try goggling wet moon.

Here's a previous thread disscusing them: http://welltrainedmind.com/forums/showthread.php?t=156373&highlight=pajama+jeans

I've given up, and I'm saving for a light box....

The US is also causing delays: http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/content1?catId=400033&mediaId=3800088#1600085 My last package from the UK took a month.

You could try using soapnuts to wash your laundry.

Yes, you have to grate them all. Fels Naptha, Zote, Octogon, those are laundry bars I can think of, plus the regular old bar of Ivory Soap. You could get liquid Castile Soap if you didn't want to grate, but I don't know of any powered laundry soaps.

You could also use Zote soap, or Ivory soap should be easy to find.

All I could find was this printable page, http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/pdfs/Play_Coins_UK_Sterling.pdf

Also don't forget to search, the genre, special interest, and narrow it by Homework Help. There are some Standard Deviants titles as well.

My experience was the throbbing pain didn't go away after 2 weeks, So I started seeing doctors. They felt I was using the caffeine to self-medicate my atyptical migraines.

Teaching Company DVD's can be searched for by the lecturer's name, these will come up. "Neagoy" for algebra "Noggle" for geometry "basic math" brings up the series by Siegel "chemistry lesson" brings up the course High School Level—Chemistry by Cardulla

Mine have a nylon backing, so hot water would damage that.

Oh, and if you need a time waster..I found some games..blackjack, minesweeper, etc. http://www.amazon.com/s?_encoding=UTF8&search-alias=digital-text&field-author=Amazon%20Digital%20Services

You could download kindle for pc and get them now. I found this place that lists them by genre. http://booksontheknob.blogspot.com/p/kindle-free-reads-list.html

I wonder though too, if the "norm" is a regional thing?

I just received my first liner in the mail today. It feels like I'll be trying it out sooner than I expected. LOL. I just went to try it on, and let me tell you fussing with the snaps on the wings is sooo much easier than trying to fuss with sticky tape stuff from the disposables!

I always expect poundcake. I didn't even know they made it with buscuit type.

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I'm looking into these as well. There are kinds that have inserts, but most I've come across are the all-in-one design. or the AIO :) What I found intriguing were the all-in-one panties :) Lunapads sells an all-in-one panties for light flow, and wemoon has an all-in-one panties for overnights. Party in my pants and Lundapads have liner giveaway for the newbie for the price of shipping (3.99 for the former, $5.00 for the latter). Party in my pants is running a 15% off sale til the end of year.

http://www.creatingmusic.com/ I know I heard of these CD-roms from Morton Subtonick from here, but I was wondering if anyone had experience with them, are they worth it? Or which titles are better than others? http://store.kagi.com/cgi-bin/store.cgi?storeID=6FAEM_LIVE&& I'm rather a music dunce, but I'd like my daughter to learn some about the aspects of music. I think I've got the apprecation down, but I'm at loss for other education aspects of music?

Tove Jansson. The author of the Moomin books.