Any success rate even slightly over 50% is good, sort of like the house odds on blackjack.

Thank you for the information session ends April 8th.

I thought the variety was good, although some of the 30 minute sessions were rushed.

Good chance I'll take some flak for this, but here it goes...Asking me what you asked me is like the scrawny 18-year-old college freshman with bad posture walking up to the agile, lean and muscular 21-year-old college gymnast after an intense interval training session and asking him how to get in that kind of shape too.

We have limited spots available and anticipate this session will be our biggest one yet!

4) What kinds of ideas do you have for sessions?

I'm not 100% sure if the call-in show is limited to boot-camp attendees or what so I don't want to give out the number/code but I've always found them to be incredibly flexible and generous with anything I've asked for and Frank is generally asking people for more questions during the sessions so I'm betting he'll hook you up.  

@Mindy Jensen,I would got to a big lots/dollar store and buy a couple of power toothbrushes. or get a good round brush into a longer bolt into your drill and have a go. or attach a stiff brush to a multitool/vibrating sander (i know you have at least one of those in your collection :-P )before bleach, first try peroxide + baking soda (or any oxy type of booster) + hot wateryou could try steam cleaning (not sure of effects of steam on porous travertine)source: whole tiled basement with former dirty owners and dogs. i didn't have travertine so i used some vinegar for boost. pretty clean after 3 moping-sessions.

Now you're stuck dealing with it yourself.School is in session! 

An hour session may cost you a $150.00 but the peace of mind and the clarity is more than worth it.