This is an upgrade from a 4 year old Asus gaming laptop. For the price, this computer delivers exceptional speed and my games run smoothly at much higher graphics settings than I was previously able to use.

This product is great - for hair at least. Right after my wife bought it I accidently squeezed some on toothbrush while not paying very close attention. Good for hair, but not for teeth. Won't do that it again. Shampoo is great for hair though.

My wife has Hashimoto's Disease, a condition of the Thyroid) and was losing considerable amount of hair as a result. This product has miraculously stopped her loss of hair. I really don't have an explanation for it, but it has worked. It is now a "must have" in our household. She swears by it and so do I. The stuff is a miracle in a bottle.

A little bit of background info- I am an 18-year-old, pre-diabetic college student, working as an instructor at a local Tae Kwon Do school, and with a history of evil and twisted revenge plots.

This is one of my favorite shows on television! Frank is such a hot mess, but he is a vital character. Fiona story line is so sketchy, she is so lost but trying the best she can. She definitely makes me shake my head a lot. I had high hopes for lip but he doesn't seem to be using that smart brain of his. I really wish he can pull his life together. And oh man, Debby is in dire need of a mother and role model. That poor girl trying to be a mom is just ridiculous. It's actually heartbreaking to watch. But I'm happily surprised by how well Ian is doing. Carl is, and always has been, such a trouble maker. He is clueless and has no repeat for others. And poor little liam, he is just hopeless, with a family like that raising him. But even with all that, they ate still together, trying to make it work. They are family and love each other, through all the drama and chaos. But I guess that's why we all live the Galagers.

Clinton says that some projects he takes on are planned, and some just happen. When I read that, I recognized that all service probably has that character; as pastor of a church I used to say that ministry happened in the interruptions. Rarely was the most important encounter of the day one that I had planned for when I woke that morning. As I read this account of Clinton's post-Presidential life, it seems like it has been that way for him.