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This was my first time reading this series. Having read the 2010 edition, I was impressed enough to embark on 2011 and 2012. I must say that this edition, 2010, I found most impressive and to line up best with my taste. Russo's introduction itself is also wonderful. Although I expected to like maybe 1/2 the stories in the collection, I enjoyed many and only felt that one was truly not worth the effort, that being Jim Shepard's "The Netherlands Lives with Water," which sounded like an extended research project / lecture to me. My favorites (among many) include:

These pedal covers, purchased at Amazon, do look great. Gas pedal cap goes on easily with a little vaseline on the tabs that face the center of the car.Grease them up and snap them in. No sweat. Well, a little sweat.

The sample product worked fine--nothing amazing happened after use. But my hair did get weighed down/oily faster than without, so I will not be investing in a full size of this.

For septic tanks, it's worth the piece of mind to use this. I haven't had to drain my tank since using this. Amazon sends it to me each month, so although I still forget to use it sometimes, at least I don't forget to buy it.

When I got pregnant I gained 70 pounds (I know...) Long story short, I put this on my belly religiously everyday as soon as I started to show (around 10-12 weeks). I used it the entire pregnancy and I never got one single stretch mark on my stomach (and it was huge). I know it was the cream because I got stretch marks everywhere else that I didn't use the cream (breasts, thighs, hips, buttocks, etc.). Stupidly, I only thought of the belly as an area to worry about. (I guess if you don't gain 70 pounds it's no big deal!) Anyway, my skin on my stomach is completely flawless but everywhere else is a nightmare! Do yourself a favor and put this on everyday. Also, learn from my mistake and put it on all the areas that will grow!