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This stuff is amazing. My cat is naturally pretty high strung, but he was getting just overly jittery - jumping up at the slightest touch, running to hide under the bed when my husband came home - it wasn't fun for him or for us. I had heard about Feliway before, and tried it. My cat is now like a different. He's still a little jittery, but we've gone from about an 8 on a jitteriness scale of 1 to 10 to a 2. We had guests for Thanksgiving, and that usually causes him to hide for hours. He didn't hide AT ALL. He ran off initially, but then came out and was with us for the entire three days they were here. This is a relief because you really don't want your cat to be hiding for hours and not coming out to pee and eat. In the ad they put a lot of emphasis on curbing bad behavior such as spraying, but they are selling themselves short - this seems to just have a general calming influence that is applicable for a much wider range of issues.

I found Evelyn to be pathetic. In fairness, I have little patience for people who allow emotions to control their lives, which is the gist of this book. I read it as a Kindle First and was disappointed. I usually enjoy the selection but this woman was an emotional wreck until she finally pulled herself together in the last few pages. She gives men way too much power over her self esteem and swallows in self pity. She annoyed me.

I'm not sure if I used this product incorrectly, or if the surface that I applied it to was too rusty, but CLR performed in a way that made me feel that it was simply "OK." I mainly tried to use CLR to clean a rusted soap dish in my bathroom's shower, and at first I diluted the solution, applied with a rag, waited the amount of recommended minutes, and rinsed with cold water. The result mainly consisted of a slightly shiny rusted soap dish, but the rust was still very much there. So I figured I would just put some undiluted CLR in a spray bottle, which the makers of CLR DO NOT recommend, and apply it to the soap dish directly. I applied, waited, rinsed with cold water, and this time some of the rust came off and the soap dish was really shiny. Still though, the rust didn't budge for the most part. Perhaps I did something wrong, but I read over the instructions over and over again only to achieve the same result. I will say that CLR is a lot better at removing calcium and lime, but I do not think it performs as well with rusted objects.

An excellent, meticulously researched, deeply engaging book that explains in detail who the Clintons are and what good they have done in the world.