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I am just plain stupid when it comes to hair care products. I know what shampoo and conditioner is for, but mousse, gel? I have a general idea of what the products are used for, but, I've NEVER been able to get the desired effect.

I have LONG, wavy frizzy hair. I love it straight. It takes forever to straighten it with a flat iron so 99% of the time, I don't ever mess with it. It's thick and thin throughout. I have been condemned to the same damn bun at the back of my neck for YEARS now. I'm really sick of it, but I really don't know what else I can do with my hair. If I try to put it up in a high pony tail, it is nearly impossible to get it right where I don't have the hair bumps. I have so much hair that i don't need anything that volumizes. Anti-frizz products haven't helped. I tried mousse once to try to enjoy my waves and it was just a sticky mess. How are these products supposed to work? I want to make my hair work in my favor. Ugh...

I had a favorite Christmas cartoon growing up and I don't remember the name of it. It involved two bears named Naomi and Chinook. They didn't hibernate with their mom in anticipation of Christmas and seeing Santa Claus.

If anyone knows/remembers the name of this little cartoon or better yet, where I can get a copy of it, I would be more than grateful!

I noticed your replies to a previous "inquirer" about hooking up the 6x9's and subs to an equalizer. I'm going to be purchasing a new mazda soon and don't want to get rid of the factory HU. I was going to put in an equalizer to adjust the sound to my likings. I have hopes of installing two 6x9's and one 8" sub in the rear deck of the car. I want to power them with a kenwood 2 channel amp with a tri-way crossover (which I guess I need advice about that too Lol!). The equalizer I'm looking at has specifics for the subwoofer itself. To me, that seems like it would help prevent the higher frequencies from getting to the sub. Please correct me if I'm wrong because I wouldn't want to mess up a system. I'm asking you directly because I've read over several of your answers to audio related items and they are clear and make an incredible amount of sense to me. Thanks in advance for any advice you can give me!

I will be buying a new car in the next couple of weeks and initially decided on the Mazda3. I went to the dealership for a test drive and wound up in a Mazda6 also. The Mazda6 is incredibly roomy and the models I'm looking at in either category of the car are comparable as far as features go. I like the appearance of the Mazda3 better than the 6. I like the way the 3 drives in comparison with the 6. I like the EPA gas mileage ratings on the 3 better. But, I like the interior of the 6 better. Also, the 6 would save me a little extra time and possibly money when it comes to installing stereo items.

Does anyone have any experience with either of these cars? Any things to watch out for with either model? Blind Spots? Quirks?