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Good Actionscript 3 book?

Hey there. I have recently dove into Flash. I have CS3 Pro(Nice getting educational discounts huh? lol) Anyway, I went through the stuff from Total Training, which is a great program by the way, but I want to get into some more advanced stuff as well as learning the AS3 language. I love PHP so I figure AS3 should not be that hard to learn.

I have looked at the book "Essential Actionscript 3.0" by Colin Moock in the bookstore and it looks good. Says it's for everyone from basic beginners all the way to advanced AS2 programmers looking to switch. Plus it seems to go over everything.

I also looked at "ActionScript 3 in Adobe Flash CS3 Professional Hands-On Training" but it does not seem to go into as much detail(which is what I want).

Right now I'm leaning toward the first one just because it looks exhaustive. What do you think?

Colin Moock's book is considered to be THE book in the flash community. It truly is essential.
There are other good books on the subject that can expand your knowledge, depending on what you want to do with Flash (web design, games, ads, etc.) but "Essential Actionscript 3.0" should be the base of all your study. Get it, you won't regret it.

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What kind of good shampoo should I use?

Well, I live in Egypt, and any of the really good brands are kinda too pricy. So the kind of shampoos that I've tried (that aren't too pricy) are: Dove, Pantene Pro-v, Head and Shoulders, Pert-Plus, Sunsilk and...I think that's it.
I just got blonde highlights on my brown hair last week, and now I'm even more unsure to what shampoo I should be using because can it affect my highlights? I'd just like to know everyone's opinion to what shampoo is best.

herbal essecnces has a shampoo & conditioner just for color treated hair and its not too bad. if you are really going cheap then try suave its about 99 cents and alot of people love it
here is a site that will show you what i use and it even has coupons