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i've been using organic products for well over a month now and i admit i'll never go back.i pretty much torture my hair.blow dry.straighten.color.all the time.these products don't wash my color out.MY HAIR HAS GROWN LIKE A WEED!.it's always healthy and beautiful.i even got my mom to switch and we've thrown out everything but our organix products.i would definitely this and any other organix products to everyone

This stuff really is a 10. I normally don't splurge on hair care products for myself, but when my sister in law gave me hers to sample, I fell in love with it. It makes my hair silky, smoothed out any frizz, and tangles are a thing of the past.

I purchased this for my 1 year old shih tzu. He isn't afraid of storms or loud noises, but has car ride anxiety. He used to back away from me with his tail between his legs when he knew he was getting ready to go in the car. Once in the car, he will sit, completely motionless, for the duration of the ride. His longest trip was 3 hours and the entire time he wouldn't lay down, sleep, or relax, whether he was in my lap or in a crate.

As a computer guy, I know that internet security programs are always overrated simply because Windows is an electromagnet for viruses. That being said, Norton 360 is definately one of the best ones out there. Once I got it installed I noticed that there was no significant drop in my memory usage, boot-up time, or CPU usage. Some traditional security programs have inefficient download filters which scan every packet that comes through the browser. The side effect is slower download speeds. Kaspersky is notorious for this. Once I installed Norton, I noticed an immediate increase in my download speed. So far so good.

I can't quite give this 5 stars. I'm not really sure why not, but I just can't. Maybe its because I found the title character so unsympathetic. I *wanted* to feel sorry for her, a bit, but she was doing such a damned good job of feeling sorry for herself that it hardly seemed worth the effort. I almost put the book down and walked away from it unfinished. I did set it aside for a couple of days about 60% in. But the story engaged me enough that I wanted to see it through to the end. The structure, which annoyed me at first, ended up being the saving grace, allowing glimpses of something like understanding and insight into how anything she was doing could possibly make sense. If asked, I would probably recommend this book, depending on how well I knew the person, but I can't really imagine spontaneously telling anyone that they had to read this book. (So, I guess, that may be the biggest difference for me between a 4 star book and a 5 star book... How willing/eager am I to offer an unsolicited recommendation.)