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I find the recipes to be very hit/miss. A few good ones, with a few really awful ones. I think the biggest reason for Gina's to have a following is that on her blog she lists the Weight Watchers Smart Points which makes it easier for those using WW to stay on plan. This book does not give the Smart Point values but the nutritional breakdown. There is nothing fast about the recipes as far as prep. Many recipes have 15 or more ingredients and too much prep. You can get a number of the recipes from her blog free. On her blog many of the comments are from people who haven't actually made her recipes, and there isn't a rating system.

My dog (an American Pit Bull Terrier) has had some skin issues over the last year that we believe to be from nerves and an allergy she developed. We've finally found an appropriate feed and have alleviated much of the stress, but her coat is still a mess. I got this shampoo in the hopes of helping with her skin and coat.

Easy to apply and feels great. Bubbles don't really appear. You really can't tell you have a protector on.

Everyone should own a Bible. Here is an excellent way to take one with you wherever you go without the weight of a regular Bible. I have a paper Bible at home and take this one when I travel.

They are so quick in sending and acknowledging returned films, it is amazing. We don't know how they do it.

This is a great product for smoothing hair and softening it. I have blonde damaged hair and I apply this to my wet hair before drying and styling. It works very well in making my hair soft and detangled. My only gripe is that it is a tad on the expensive side and goes fast, but as against other products like It's a Ten, I like this one much better.