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Hi, this was my question & I so appreciate all the helpful responses! I didn't know about Google goggles - very cool. Also, the link by Karin K is great. I wish it was still at its original pricing though... I think its about 3x their normal priced roll, but I love it enough to still want it. Thank you all for your help! If anyone else knows of any other sources please post. Thanks again, I love the AT Community - you all are FABULOUS.

We have a 1937 Art Deco with curving walls and coved ceilings. We've found that as part of the original plaster structure a very sturdy type of wallpaper was put up (kind of like a canvas). We believe this was to hold everything in place and keep any cracks from showing. Several rooms had additional layers of alternating paint and wallpaper. Consulted wallpaper expert about removing & her advice was to plaster over it as long as the existing wallpaper was still strongly adhered. (Any loose parts we ripped off). We hired someone to do the plaster work in 4 different rooms & it looks AMAZING. Going on 2 years now & no problems + no cracks anywhere in my 80+ year house due to wallpaper underneath.

In our first house we painted the original harvest gold oven with black appliance enamel and had no problems at all - it looked perfect for the 2 years we had it prior to replacing the oven. Just FYI for anyone considering this.

Where do you buy these books? The Japan Amazon link is totally confusing. I couldn't figure out which books I was looking at due to the language barrier.

My husband & I bought this instead of a play yard as it is so much more transportable. It weighs only 6 pds total & has been really easy to use so far. We'd totally recommend it.

Love it!

Dear Joebelt (see previous comment 3-5-08),

Getting rid of your pets is a horrible and unnecessary step when having children. What kind of responsibility does this show? Besides, I would hate to set that example for my child. Please realize animals are not disposable.

We have three cats and a dog, with a baby on the way and are planning on using the spray bottle to keep them out of the room (and ultimately keep the place from being covered in hair, as is our concern). It has always worked great in the past for other training!