Greg, on the SE website, under Method Lesson DVDs & CDS, the descriptions of the DVDs are mixed up (see below). Under your DVD, it describes Emmett's Free Hands book. Under Bob's double DVD, it describes your book. Under Steve's DVD, it describes Steve's book. Your companion CD has the description for your song book. You may want to have these corrected

Basic Free Hands Technique
by Greg Howard
Emmett's original method book is a collection of early lessons he developed to teach his new method. Includes exercises, articles and basic song arrangements. Classic tuning, adaptable for other tunigs. Digitally remastered in 2004.

Lessons on the Stick Vol 1 and 2
DVD, by Bob Culbertson
First published for Baritone Melody tuning in 1997, a comprehensive method book, with several song arrangements. Available for Classic, Matched Reciprocal and Baritone Melody tunings. Optional companion double CD.

Ultimate Stick 2 DVD set by Steve Adelson
A broad survey of Stick basics, delivered with Steve's trademark humor and expertise. Online video acess included. Classic tunig, adaptable for other tunings. Published by Mel Bay. 72 pages.

The Stick Book Volume 1 Companion Audio CD Set by Greg Howard
14 original songs from Greg's releases, carefully notated with companion exercises, and lead sheets. Baritone Melody, Classic and Matched Reciprocal versions. 116 pages

while we are at it

there is an error in description for

12-String Dual Bass Reciprocal

http://stick.com/instruments/tunings/12/dbr_66/

the description actually refers to 10 strings instrument

Thank you both. That was some bad copy and paste! If you see anything plase please let me know.

Also I am looking from time to time on the history timeline:

http://stick.com/about/history/timeline/

Grand railboard
And alto railboard

Could be nice addition

( or anything else in history I may have missed)