www.westierescueca.com Review:

I've tried several waterproof biking bags for commuting on a bike in the Portland rain. They were all HUGE, for one thing - I'm a 5'1 woman. And they were also just basically big cavernous rubber tanks for another. What I really really appreciate about this bag is that it has just the right amount of obviously well thought-out partitions, pouches and zippered pockets for organization too, while still being waterproof. C'mon I'm using this thing as a purse too, not scuba gear.

When I first put the Seresto collar on my cat last November, both she & I experienced marked systemic issues including lethargy paradoxically paired with agitation. I thought it was just a phase & that we just needed to get used to it. This reaction did lessen some in a few days, & then I started experiencing an extremely itchy skin reaction with angry red sores. After 10 days I removed this collar from my cat, but there was already so much of the residue from the collar in my home that I had to deep clean everything she came in contact with to try to get rid of it. The packaging does warn that if you are sensitive to the ingredients of this product (Imidacloprid & Flumethrin) you will become increasingly sensitive to it. Well, I did, & as I started reacting to smaller & smaller amounts, it seemed no amount of deep cleaning was enough to remove it all. I cleaned everything in my house for one month, & ended up having to discard some things like pillows & a mattress that the "dust" released by this collar got into that I could never completely wash out. The collar is designed to last 8 months & so its chemical residue is extremely sticky & it seems to want to cling to everything, including the sponges, mop, wash rags, & sink basins I used to clean it up, making it extremely hard to completely get rid of compared to normal household dirt.

This book is short, no this book is long. It is all relative. Fun read with the kids. The required length of the comment is longer than necessary to get our point across...a book about opposites.

One of my favorite colognes that are in my "Top 5". The Versace Blue Jeans is one of the best colognes out there in my opinion, I have used it for over 11 years ever since I was 12 years old. Yes, the knock-offs of Versace Blue Jeans do exist and I was burned once on them and learned my lesson. I was once in the Perfume District in NYC and just walked into a random shop and bought the Blue Jeans for $, I thought that this was a great deal, but once I got home I immediately noticed that something was not right. The canister-box and the actual bottle of the knock-off looks exactly like the real thing, the only way to distinguish a fake from a real thing is to have both bottles side-by-side, but the scent of the knock-off gives it away instantly. Basically the fake canister-box will have inferior graphics, if you will look closely at it then you will see that the "box art" will have coarser raster (offset print) dots than the real canister-box, the colors will also be slightly different. The fake bottle will have opaque black bottle cap, the real thing is actually dark blue translucent cap, so if you will look at it under the light then you can see thru it. Another thing that give the fake away is the "Versace Blue Jeans Man" graphic on the bottle, the fake bottle will have bright yellow text, the real bottle has the pale yellow-greenish text. And the last thing that gives away the fake fragrance is the spray cap: the real spraycap is shiny outside and inside there is translucent-matte plastic, the 2mm circle in which the sprayhole is located at is flat-gray and there are numbers and letters molded into it in a "+" formation ( my says 10, 81, 6 and A), I guess that these letters/numbers can be different from one production batch to another. The fake spraycap will be shiny outside (with cheap chrome paint feel to it), the inside will be white and the 2mm circle will be white. So don't let the fake stuff fool you, because the real juice worth it's MSRP price, but there are genuine deals out there.

I like this 48 hour diet. It's the only way I can fast and I feel good afterwards! I usually loose 3 to 7 pounds, after a "bad weekend."

Just a great deck, with a great value. Good for starters and geeks and tournament go-ers. I bought one, then sold all the cards individually and made $200 (well, actually $192, but whatever) and bought another one for $50. So over all I got the deck, and made $150, so it's totally worth it.

Did not work for me in North Georgia soil. Didn't see one blade of grass and followed instructions to a T.