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Louisvillians can revisit amusement park memories
at Frazier Museum May 16-Sept. 8
First kisses atop the Ferris wheel, first pony rides. Picnics under the white-washed trees, afternoons spent at the roller rink. Talk to any number of people who visited Fontaine Ferry Park and you'll find that nostalgia and memories abound.Today, Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson and Dr. Madeleine Burnside, executive director of the Frazier International History Museum, introduced the museum's new Fontaine Ferry exhibit, which opens Saturday. The 3,800-square-foot temporary exhibit explores this integral part of Louisville's history and opens in conjunction with the anniversary of the park's closing 40 years ago this month. From 1905 to 1969, Fontaine Ferry Park represented the very best of times for hundreds of thousands who enjoyed innocent hours of entertainment in the West Louisville amusement park on the banks of the Ohio River. For others, it was a sign of the times – a place they weren't allowed access because of the color of their skin.
"With the advantage of time, we can now step back and relive cherished memories of Fontaine Ferry, while also seeing the other side of the story….of exclusion, of segregation, of a civil rights struggle," Abramson said.Fontaine Ferry runs through September 8 and traces the 64-acre park's history from its heyday to closing day. The exhibit documents the park's beginnings as a boat landing in 1814, through the Great Depression and the 1937 flood to the attraction's demise amid the effects of urban flight and racial tensions of the civil rights movement. The history of the park is explored through memorabilia, text panels, photographs, video, oral histories, sound effects and interactive games. The exhibit features more than 200 original artifacts including wooden carousel horses, penny-arcade machines, funhouse mirrors, personal keepsakes and an array of entertainment items.
The Frazier Museum is hosting several special events and educational programs related to Fontaine Ferry, including Gypsy Village Night at the Frazier, Collectors Day and Family Discovery Days. A July 14 panel discussion, entitled "Outside Looking In: Fontaine Ferry & the Struggle for Civil Rights," will feature moderator Steve Crump and panelists Senator Gerald Neal, author and historian Lynn Renau, Karen Edwards-Hunter and others who will discuss the 1964 integration of Fontaine Ferry in the context of the broader Civil Rights movement.
Visit www.fromyourmemory.com for the most up-to-date calendar of events or, for more information, call (502) 753-5663. This exhibit is sponsored by Bosse Mattingly, Kerr-Greulich Engineers, Blake & Others Information Technology, Porter Paints and Murphy Elevator.


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Photo Gallery: Rick Majerus 12/2/2012
Photos of former Ball State men's basketball coach Rick Majerus, who passed away Dec. 1, 2012.
Previous Gallery: Scott Kovanda at The Home Depot ESPN... Next Gallery: Men's Golf Signees
800 546 Majerus in the huddle with his first Ball State team. 207263415 BSU Photo Services800 559 Majerus instructing Ball State players Scott Nichols (left) and Billy Butts. 207263412 BSU Photo Services800 537 Majerus at a press conference for the 1989 NCAA Tournament. 207263411 BSU Photo Services575 800 Majerus in an interview with broadcaster Brent Musburger. 207263359 BSU Photo Services800 557 Majerus and former Illinois coach Lou Henson in the second round of the 1989 NCAA Tournament. 207263410 BSU Photo Services800 534 Majerus on the sidelines at the 1989 NCAA Tournament. 207263414 BSU Photo Services800 540 Majerus instructing players on the bench. 207263367 BSU Photo Services800 548 Majerus with assistant coaches Dick Hunsaker (left) and Leonard Drake. 207263616 BSU Photo Services
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BECKLEY, W.V. - The UC-Beckley physician assistant program will educate the Beckley community about disease prevention by hosting a community health fair on Tuesday, March 26 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the library in the Learning Resource Center located at 512 S. Kanawha St. The event is free and open to the public.
The health fair will include presentations about Tobacco cessation, abstinence and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), a breast health and cancer screening, Alzheimer's awareness, and information on alcohol abuse from the physician assistants. Healthy eating, oral health, safe driving, and drunk driving will also be discussed. Women will be able to learn about domestic violence and sexual assault. For parents who would like to bring their children, balloon animals will be made and offered free of charge.
Armando Guerrero, a physician student at UC-Beckley proposed the idea for the event.
"Primary prevention of disease is a focus of the Physician Assistant and in order to better serve our community our class would like to hold a community health fair event," said Guerrero.
Several programs from UC-Beckley and the Beckley community will be joining the physician assistant program at the health fair. Some of these programs include the diagnostic medical sonography (DMS), radiology technician and occupational therapy department, the women's resource center. Play dates and Lunch Socials (PALS) will also be on hand, which is a local community group for mothers, and local law enforcement.
Local high school students, mainly seniors, are urged to come and participate. UC-Beckley is passionate about being a part of the UC mission and are concentrating on community involvement.
"We would also like to focus on UC's effort to fill the gaps in healthcare through its education program as well as let the community know about the resources that UC-Beckley has to offer," said Guerrero.
For more information on attending the event, call 304-721-1221.


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Since the summer 2013, ACCA has conducted a number of roundtable events globally. They involved experts and practitioners from public and private sectors, from financial services, consultancies and relevant academic fields. Additional resources from the ESRC allowed for a comprehensive assessment of most markets as discussions were hosted in Europe (London and Brussels), the US (New York), the Middle East (Dubai), Asia (Hong Kong) and India (Bengaluru).
The project briefing [available to download on the right column] served as an introduction to all discussions. It explains the factual grounds on which the research is based and it develops a set of hypotheses to guide the conversation. These make references to case studies of corporate failures and to academic work on organisational culture, uncovering the extent of further research needed in this particular field.
The roundtable briefing is an overview of the main issues addressed during the early roundtables. It discusses the efficacy of regulatory frameworks in promoting functional corporate behaviours and the role of boards in setting the right tone.
ACCA also commissioned a consultancy firm, specialised in the psychological aspects of management practices, to review the academic literature. It does not include the literature from all the relevant academic disciplines, or the growing body of literature following various inquiries into things that went wrong e.g. in banking, health care, oil and gas. It provides, however, an interesting theoretical support from a psychology perspective.
The research and findings also informed an online survey that ACCA distributed to 120,000 of its members in April 2014. The survey is now open to public completion and results will feed the final report to be issued in June 2014.


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ZYZZYVA Events
- September 18, 2014
ZYZZVYA Fall Issue East Bay Celebration
Location: 7 p.m., Diesel, College Avenue, Oakland
Description: Featuring readings from Issue No. 101 contributors Troy Jollimore, Jill Logan, Joseph Di Prisco, Kelly Cressio-Moeller, and Paul Madonna (Issue No. 100). Hosted by editors Laura Cogan and Oscar Villalon. Free. For more info: http://bit.ly/1wem0Kb
- September 26, 2014
ZYZZYVA at Book'toberfest
Location: 5-8 p.m., Mechanics' Institute Library, 57 Post St., San Francisco
Description: A craft beer tasting and book trade show in one. Meet the staff from local book publishers, literary journals, and indie-publishers. Participants include San Francisco Writers' Grotto, LitQuake, Fourteen Hills, Squaw Valley Writers' Conference, Poetry Flash, San Francisco Public Press, and more. Tickets and more info at http://bit.ly/1w9DoQ5
- October 18, 2014
ZYZZYVA at Lit Crawl
Location: 6 p.m., Casanova, 527 Valencia St., San Francisco
Description: Readings and revelry with ZYZZYVA contributors Vauhini Vara, Earle McCartney, Elena Mauli Shapiro, Soma Mei Sheng Frazier, and perhaps a couple of surprise guests. Free.
- November 4, 2014
Will Boast in Conversation with Oscar Villalon
Location: 7 p.m., Green Apple Books on the Park, 1231 9th Ave., San Francisco
Description: Boast, ZYZZYVA contributor and author of the story collection "Power Ballads," discusses his memoir, "Epilogue," with ZYZZYVA Managing Editor Oscar Villalon. Free. For more info, visit http://bit.ly/1unPP75
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Documenting Life Amid the 'Dragon's Jaws': Q&A with Thomas Alleman
From 1985 to 1988, photographer Thomas Alleman worked in a jimmy-rigged laundryroom-cum-darkroom to document the life, passion, and spirit of one of the most prominent and historic gay neighborhoods in the world—San Francisco's Castro District—in the face of AIDS. His latest show, "Dancing in the Dragon's Jaws: Gay San Francisco, 1985-1988," runs at the Jewett Gallery in the San Francisco Main Library from December 1 though February 10. His photographs—stirring, necessary, and often deeply joyous—depict a brave set of San Franciscans propelled by a spirit that was unable to "be extinguished by something as dispassionate as a plague." We spoke …Continue reading
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Kincaid's - Honolulu
- Address:
1050 Ala Moana Blvd.
Honolulu, HI 96814Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Kincaid's - Honolulu
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.kincaids.com/
- Phone: 8085912005x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily 11:00am-4:00pm
Dinner: Sun-Thurs 4:00pm-9:30pm; Fri & Sat 4:00pm-10:00pm
Bar: Sun-Thurs 11:00am-10:30pm, Fri & Sat 11:00am-12:00am
Happy Hour: Daily 3:00pm-7:00pm and 9:00pm-close
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Erick Goodhew
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please call (808) 591-2005 & speak with a manager.
- Private Party Facilities: Please call for details.
- Private Party Contact: Manager 8085912005x
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Today's Interpretation of a Traditional Fish, Chop and Steakhouse...Continued
Only Kincaid's recalls the simpler place and time of the Great American Fish, Chop and Steakhouses. Visitors become lifetime guests because Kincaid's recalls the warmth, memories and flavors they know and love. At Kincaid's, Guests savor their dining experience and enjoy wonderfully reasonable prices as well.
Kincaid's. Welcome Home.
Only Kincaid's recalls the simpler place and time of the Great American Fish, Chop and Steakhouses. Visitors become lifetime guests because Kincaid's recalls the warmth, memories and flavors they know and love. At Kincaid's, Guests savor their dining experience and enjoy wonderfully reasonable prices as well.
Kincaid's. Welcome Home.
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Kincaid's - Honolulu reviews from OpenTable diners
175 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (119)great for lunch (96)good for groups (82)special occasion (80)fit for foodies (46)neighborhood gem (45)great for brunch (30)romantic (27)kid-friendly (24)vibrant bar scene (20)late-night find (16)hot spot (12)notable wine list (6)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- kpno97VIPDined on 9/27/2014Had a really great time there with a window table where we could see the sunset. The food was terrific, we had the salmon special of the day and a prime rib. The blueberry cobbler for desert was awesome! And all this for free since I had a dinning credit for Kincaids/Ryans from their dining program.Special Features:
- dining out divaTasterDined on 9/24/2014It has been a long time since we ate at Kincaid's but it won't be long before we go back again. The food was truly delicious, service was excellent and it was just a wonderful experience to come back to Kincaid's. It was always good for lunches which we had there before but the dinners were just excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Choice DiningyoshDined on 9/23/2014Everything about Kincaid's is wonderful. From being welcomed and escorted to our table, to the friendly, helpful waiter, I had a very pleasant evening. Dinner was excellent.Special Features:
- Made a Saturday lunch special!foodiewithfriendsVIPDined on 9/20/2014Although it was lunchtime on a weekend, I made last minute reservations for 2, great choice! Arrived early, no problem, the staff and atmosphere inside the place was so relaxed. As often happens, we ran into friends there. The food was perfect as usual, and Judy was warm, friendly, and attentive. This is our go-to spot for dinner, suspect it will be the same for lunches in the future!Special Features:
- Great Happy Hour, Great ViewOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/19/2014Kris is an outstanding waitress and tends to the needs of her guests. Best value for Happy Hour.Special Features:
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/19/2014Food was great, server was fantastic, very on it! As soon as she saw the iDcard, she right away put in the order for the dip. Drinks were always refilled and she made sure we were ok...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014the food very good the service good and nice place, will come back again.Special Features:
- Service With A SmileAboutTownVIPDined on 9/17/2014We have been going to Kincaid's for many years. They've renovated the inside making it brighter and giving it a modern feel versus the steakhouse ambiance it once had. Check in was easy and friendly. There were the usual specials listed on the menu and they all look great. I really enjoy their clam chowder. It's not too thick like some other places. Plus, it's served very hot which I also enjoy. My friend had the trio and while it was nicely prepared, he mentioned that the steak was not the best. I had the opah which was outstanding. Our server was attentive and professional. She was so friendly. Although the cocktails are on the expensive side, we will most certainly be back. Be prepared to drop some money on this place.Special Features:
- Good as usualuye1Dined on 9/13/2014We enjoyed our after-movie dinner on Saturday. The restaurant is convenient to the Ward Theaters, and we have enjoyed dining here on many occasions. This dinner was our typical experience of good food and service, with prompt seating for our 6:45 pm reservation. We took advantage of a free garlic shrimp appetizer via their restaurant card special...free membership gets you dining points that can be redeemed for gift cards!Special Features:
- DennisVIPDined on 9/12/2014Great location (good parking, Ward Entertainment area), great view (overlooking Kewalo Basin), always exceptional Service!! Poplular spot for dining and drink with the local crowd. Food is okay...Special Features:
- Most Enjoyable!sanfordVIPDined on 9/11/2014Celebrated my birthday with an excellent meal (thick, juicy pork chop and opah prepared perfectly); couldn't ask for more, great food, Rea provided terrific service, given special attention when meat was not cooked as requested. Kendra, manager apologized and offered a salad or soup during the wait. Free Bday dessert "Hit the spot!" Mahalo, Kincaid's; We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LoveKincaidsDined on 9/11/2014Awesome food, Awesome service, Awesome scenic view! I've been dining at this restaurant since 1991. LOVE IT!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kincaid's is a classic!HawaiianTravelerVIPDined on 9/11/2014I have had lunch several times at Kincaid's and have always found the food and service to be very good. On this visit I had the steak salad and it was probably one of the best steak salads I have ever had. The steak was cooked to perfection and the greens were fresh. My friend and I ended up talking for 2 hours and the staff continued to refill our tea and water. Very pleasant experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great venue for first time visitorsKBayVIPDined on 9/10/2014I had not seen my older relatives in 30+ years and wanted to meet, eat and chat in a pleasant setting with great tasting sea food that is always super well prepared. Uncle & aunty had never been to Kincaid's and they had not had Opah before - they loved the food and the eatery, though we had no room for your wonderful desserts, sigh.Special Features:
- Great Fish Entrees...KBayVIPDined on 9/6/2014...as always. Perfectly done Opah and Ahi dishes and the Blueberry Cobbler was delicious. Very good place for ladies to meet and eat and chat and catch up after not seeing each other for awhile.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Early birthdayIngeDined on 9/3/2014As soon as I got the email giving me money on my card for my birthday I told my husband I wanted to go. The food was great as usual and the waitress terrific. When she found out my birthday was this month and that I would be in California she insisted on bringing me a birthday small creme brûlée. That's why I love Kincaid's. Always treated great and good food as well. Hope all the new building in that area doesn't affect it. It's one of my faves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just RightMoonglowVIPDined on 9/3/2014Dining at Kincaids is always a pleasure. Food is excellent, well served and especially good to have private meetings. I will continue to use this restaurant for all my lunches as I did today!Special Features:
- Great food...KBayVIPDined on 9/2/2014I treated 2 old friends to lunch who had not been at Kincaid's for ages and we had not seen each other in years. We were given enough time to chat and get reacquainted and they loved their entrees. The chef(s) at Kincaid's know how to cook fish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to have lunch!KyleVIPDined on 9/2/2014Great experience. Fast service, friendly waitress, and excellent food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still great!ChadODined on 9/1/2014We ate here for Labor Day, I had the ribeye, my wife had the fish special and my son had the prime rib & shrimp. All of us were very happy with the food (as always). Service was also excellent (as always). It is a shame that they will be closing when Ward Warehouse is demolished. I hope they intend to find a new location.Special Features:
- loved it808Lanai890Dined on 8/29/2014Had a very good experience eating dinner with my family. Service was excellent. Looking forward to eating there again. Mahalo !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quick dinnerEatAndRunDined on 8/27/2014Stopped by for a quick bite with my sister who had to catch a flight. We were served quickly and she made it with ample time to spare. Excellent service!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CharminDined on 8/27/2014It was a very pleasant experience. I enjoyed bringing my friends to this restaurant. The server was excellent.Special Features:
- birthday dinnerkentuckyveganDined on 8/26/2014My friend and I went to Kincaid's for my birthday, and I was happy to catch the happy hour menu. However, the happy hour menu was not available on the dining room side, where our table was reserved, so that was a bit annoying that we had to move to the bar side. Thankfully we could order from the full menu there or I would have been more upset. The happy hour menu had some great drinks, which I got a couple of, and those were great. However, I always feel disappointed that this restaurant does not cater very well to vegetarians, so I find myself always ordering the same salad every time I eat here. It would be nice if they would at least change the menu up a little, because the drinks shouldn't be the best part of the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful DiningJustSayingDined on 8/26/2014The waitress MaryAnn was EXCELLENT. The food was good but I wish I had gotten my usual. I will be back for another Wonderful dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still good but a lil disappointed..IslandEDined on 8/25/2014Kicaid's, always one of my favorites. My wife and I stop in maybe every other month and always on special occasions. For the past couple years we've did our anniversary there. Recently we did lunch there for our anniversary. As always, it was pleasant, beautiful view, not too crowded, not noisy, and awesome service. I was only disappointed with my appetizer...the lobster bisque. All the previous times we came, this was the highlight and surely keeps us coming back. This time, I was forcing a few spoonfuls down just because I felt bad for throwing it away. My wife still ate hers, but the first thing she said was..."its not like it use to be". I agreed as I pushed the bowl to the side. Hope it gets back to how it was. Great fish!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A really nice dinner with my wifekaneoheanDined on 8/23/2014Kincaid's is a nice place to have dinner. The food is good, price is fair, great service, nice view, and fair corkage fee. I noticed that 80% of patrons were local folks. Groups of two like us to a dozen per table. Look forward to returning.Special Features:
- DisappointingHadbetterB4Dined on 8/23/2014I ordered their prime rib medium rare, it came out blood red. Had to send it back. They must have popped it in a microwave, so the end result was a rubbery tasteless blob. Appetizers, soup, desserts were EXCELLENT. Party of 8 were close by which caused the noise level to rise considerably, party of 5 next to us came straight from the beach, hard to enjoy a romantic evening in a sports bar environment. Waiter Josh was FANTASTIC, articulate, caring, gave us space. Was there when we needed something but never intrusive.Special Features:
- Girl's Night Out Favorite!aggster39Dined on 8/23/20145 ladies and myself had a much needed Girl's Night Out here and we were very pleased with the food, service, view and overall vibe of the place! The only thing that I'd like to bring up is... It would have been nice to have the Happy Hour apply to cocktails AND those of us who were sitting in the dinning area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Service ExperiencefoodhunterDined on 8/20/2014Two of us were dining on Wed. evening Aug. 20. It was prime rib Wed. The prime rib was not anything to rave about, it was tough and chewy, but it was nice to just be out. What really made the evening was our server, Julie ?(Blond and friendly and perceptive). She really is an excellent server with just enough friendliness and professionalism. We would be back, but maybe not for prime rib. But, must admit that the promotion appeared to be successful as far as getting Oahu out to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for business lunchHawaiiDawgDined on 8/18/2014Professional staff. Seated promptly. Attentive service. Food was well prepared. Check handled promptly.Special Features:
- AndyDined on 8/18/2014Always one of my favorite restaurants. I love their fresh fish!Special Features:
- Wonderfully prepared food...KBayVIPDined on 8/17/2014...as always... treated some old friends whom we had not seen for a long time, to dinner, one of whom had never been to Kincaid's and he was very impressed with the locale, the view and his tasty well-prepared Ahi dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prime Rib SpecialRainbow50Dined on 8/13/2014We had reservations and we did not have to wait. The food and service were excellent. The Prime Rib was cooked to everyone's request. My friends and I shared the Blueberry Cobbler topped with vanilla ice cream. . .it was delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Senior DelightStamperDined on 8/10/2014I come to Kincaids about 3 times a month as it is our "go to" place for ambiance, food, friendly staff, and convenience in location and parking. We have never been disappointed for what we feel is value for what we pay and where we take our kids, grandkids, or meet our friends for drinks. I'm a fan!Special Features:
- Simply a pleasure!foodiewithfriendsVIPDined on 8/10/2014Always can count on Kinkaid's for it's wide variety of selections - tasty specials (this time, planked salmon), excellent service, and friendly staff. We were entertaining a friend that has lived in a variety of countries abroad, and she was very impressed with it all! We still have yet to be disappointed!Special Features:
- It was just OKEdwinSDined on 8/7/2014We had a grand meal. Several cocktails, appetizers, soup, dinner, and desert. Cocktails were good, nothing special. Appetizers - Oysters were great, Beef Carpaccio was average Soup - Lobster bisque - very good Dinner - Prime Rib - Horrible, I can't recommend this to anybody. Scallops were good. Salmon special was average. Desert - Burnt cream was so-so. Bread pudding - good Overall, we've never tried Kincaids and gave it a shot. It's not worth the price of admission. Service was very good, BTW. Our server was great and earned a well deserved tip. Unfortunately, you dine for the food and I won't be back.Special Features:
- RMS425SHIDined on 8/6/2014Very good food. Reasonable prices. Excellent service, you can choose to eat (somewhat quickly) or dine (take your time and linger with a glass of wine). One of our favorites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foxbat25foxbat25WsDined on 8/5/2014One of my favorites in town; - very friendly staff, good menu & not a bad seat in the house. I love it and always leave happy . . .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food slow service after foodCarnivoreVIPDined on 8/3/2014Food was tasty. Cooked well. Special requests done. Only problem was waiting a long time to get iced tea refilled. Waiter nice but cup empty for a long time, more than 20 minutes with him busy attending to tables next to us, behind us, in front of us. Would have expected a refill without having to wait or flag someone down. Went to Bubba Gump a recently. Waiter was busy but able to check on us and refill sinks without asking, and even before empty. When you pay more than $2 for cup of 1/2 iced tea, I expect an automatic refill or a whole new cup of tea while I'm eating. Not at end when it's time for the bill.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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How Moms Can Make the Most of Baby and Toddler Naptime
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
Rather than running from one half-finished task to the next, tackle things one-at-a-time.
"As a stay-at-home mom, there's not necessarily one thing I try to get done during naps each day," explains Jennifer, a mother of two girls, from Washington. "I try to choose one thing to get done throughout the entire day. For example, 'Today, I am going to get the guest bathroom cleaned … or the floor mopped … or the grocery shopping done.'"
It also helps to keep perspective. "The to-do list of a mom with a baby, or a baby and a toddler, takes four times as long as it did before having children," says Jennifer. "Plus, if I focus too much on keeping my house clean, I completely miss spending time with my kids. My job is not to be the maid. My job is to raise my children."


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Lumps Fish House, a family-owned establishment, has developed a good following over the six months it has been open at 31 S. Third St.
Cheryle Murchison-Church, family spokesperson, said the family has always wanted to open a restaurant and chose Patterson for its potential.
"We chose Patterson because it's a small community that is starting to grow," Cheryle said. "Business is good — the first of the year it really perked up."
The business is named for Frederick Douglas Murchison Sr. who died in May 2010 and was also known as "Lump." He was born in Shady Grove, Ark., and lived in Reno most of his life. "Lump" was a 'people person' known for his laughter, singing and his love of music, according to daughter Cheryle.
The family established the restaurant in October 2013 in his memory.
"Lump" loved family, friends, music and good fried food — including fish and chicken. The "Lumps" menu reflects just that by offering fried meals featuring chicken, cod, catfish and prawns. The home-cooked meals are served with French fries and coleslaw. Lump's Delight, labeled as "Lumplicious," includes catfish fillets, cod, prawns, wings and onion rings, so the hungry diner can try a variety of food.
Lumps Fish House, 31 S. Third St., is open Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday from 12 Noon to 6 p.m. and closed "gone fishing" on Monday and Tuesday. For information: 892-0600
Local businesses who are new to town or have news to share may call Maddy Houk at 892-6187.


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Application deadline: October 1st!
An addition to the Keller Center's eLab initiative, and serving as an exciting extension of the Summer Accelerator, the eLab Incubator Program aims to provide students a collaborative co-working space in which they can pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions during the academic year.
The Incubator Program consists of two 10-week long sessions, with one session per semester. During the course of the 10 weeks, teams will have 24-hour access to the eLab space, located in Von Neumann Hall adjacent to the Engineering Quad. Each team will have their own workspace, but will also work with, and learn from, their fellow entrepreneurs. This is the true goal of the Incubator: to provide a space where collaborative learning and innovation can thrive, all with the end goal of taking innovative student ideas one stop closer to becoming a reality.
How does the Incubator differ from the Accelerator?
Unlike the eLab summer program, Incubator teams do not receive a stipend. This is because unlike an Accelerator, which aims to take well developed, early stage, ventures to the next level, the Incubator is meant to be a space where ideation, creativity, and a fostering of the entrepreneurial spirit in a collaborative setting are central to the experience. In addition, the Incubator program occurs during the academic year, and thus, participation in the program must be carefully balanced with coursework and extracurriculars. Students must be currently enrolled at Princeton.
For complete details about the Incubator, visit the eLab website.


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Motorcyclists are the most vulnerable motorists in Dallas-Fort Worth. Unlike drivers of cars and trucks, bikes don't have the same protection for riders and passengers, so in the event of a collision motorcyclists often suffer extremely serious life-threatening injuries. Mark Anderson has been helping injured motorcyclist and their families as a personal injury lawyer throughout the North Texas region since 1991. If you or a loved one has been hurt in traffic wreck while riding a motorcycle, it is important that you consult with a board certified auto accident attorney who can explain your legal rights and options to pursue compensation related to injuries sustained in the crash.
Many of the motorcycle accident cases we handle are related to crashes caused by drivers not paying proper attention. While distracted driving has become a major problem, many drivers also neglect to watch out for motorcyclists on the roads. Too many times we've heard the at-fault driver give the excuse that they "just didn't see the motorcycle" until it was too late. In the eyes of the law, the negligence of these drivers makes them at fault for the collision so you have a legal right to pursue compensation to cover your medical bills and other costs from their insurance company. Even if the biker is partially responsible, the rider still has a right to pursue a claim for damages.
The Anderson Law Firm has long been an advocate and supporter of Texan motorcyclists. Mark Anderson wrote the book Roadmap To Winning Your Texas Motorcycle Accident Case which is offered complimentary to injured bikers and their families. Our firm was the sponsor of the Ride Safe, Rider Sober program which provided a free ride home to motorcyclists across Ft Worth. We also maintain a catalogue of mechanics across the Dallas-Fort Worth area who specialize in motorcycle repairs. In the event that you chose us to represent you for your personal injury case, we would also be happy to handle your property damage claim too.
Learn more in our helpful overview: Motorcycle Accidents 101
Motorcycle Riders Have Rights
The personal injury and wrongful death attorneys at the Anderson Law Firm believe that motorcyclists have just as much right to be on the road as other motorists. Whether you ride solo or in a group, whether you commute to work and home every day or just enjoy Sunday rides throughout the summer - you have a right to ride your motorcycle and get where you going safely. Motorcyclists have the same rights are other drivers.
If you are injured in an accident while riding your motorcycle you have rights. Bike wreck injuries can usually mean expensive hospital stays and doctor bills, not to mention having to miss a significant amount of time off work causing a loss of income. In Texas, you have a legal right to seek compensation from the at fault driver's insurance company.
Due to the frequently serious nature of motorcycle wreck injuries, it is recommended that you consult with a lawyer as soon as possible following the accident. The Anderson Law Firm has helped out many motorcycle riders and their families in the past, and we would be happy to consult with you and advise you of your legal rights. We are able to immediately investigate the accident, either through our in-house investigative services, or through the retention of accident reconstruction experts. We are also able to help in the event of a fatal motorcycle crash.
Frequent Causes of Motorcycle Wrecks
The most common cause of wrecks involving motorcycles is the inattention of the other driver and accounts for roughly 7- percent of all traffic accidents involving motorcyclists. Some of the more common scenarios include:
Poor road conditions, drunk drivers and excessive speeding are also all frequent contributors to fatal motorcycle crashes. If you or a loved one is hurt while riding a motorcycle you do have legal rights and should contact a board certified PI lawyer.
Motorcycle Accident Statistics
The past few years has seen a dramatic increase in the number of motorcyclists on the roads around Fort Worth. According to TxDOT the number of motorcyclists in Texas has roughly doubled in the last decade, with the current figure around 423,000. It is estimated that this will double once more before 2015.
66 percent of motorcycle accidents result in the death of the rider. In 2009 (the most recent data available) motorcycle riders and their passengers accounted for a total of 14 percent of all vehicular deaths (434 in total). A further 5,800 individuals were seriously injured in Texas. Nationwide, a total of 4,462 motorcycle riders were killed in 2009 accidents according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
The Anderson Law Firm strongly encourages the use of motorcycle helmets. In 2008 alone, 1,829 lives were saved because those riders were wearing helmets. The NHTSA estimates a further 823 fatalities could have been prevented if those bikers had chosen to wear a helmet.
You Deserve An Experienced Personal Injury Lawyer To Fight For You
Every personal injury case is different. Regardless of your personal situation, the attorneys at the Anderson Law Firm promise to give your case our very best effort and to do everything in our power to make sure an injured motorcycle rider or their family are treated fairly and are compensated for their devastating injuries. We have the necessary resources to make sure that the case is properly pursued until a favorable outcome is received.
To discuss your individual case with an attorney, call us toll free at 800-354-MARK (6275). There is no obligation, and the initial consultation is always free of charge. Alternatively, you can call us locally at 817-294-1900 in Fort Worth or 214-327-8000 in Dallas. You can also request a complimentary copy of Mark Anderson's book Roadmap To Winning Your Texas Motorcycle Accident Case.
We have the necessary resources to make sure that the case is properly pursued until a favorable outcome is received.
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Since we moved a couple of months ago, we've been avoiding one room in our house. Our "guest room" has become the catch-all for stuff we're not sure what to do with and, needless to say, it's not in great shape. We have a friend coming to stay with us in a week and a half, so we've got to roll up our sleeves and do a little work in there. To jump-start our progress, we pulled together a roundup of inspirational guest rooms. Our favorite is the one from Martha Stewart shown above (more below)...
We won't have anything quite so chic to offer our guests, but it's good to have something to aim for...
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anyone know where the black leafy thing is from (on the dresser in top left photo)? thx
The magazine said it was vintage from a flea market. Sorry. I love it, too!
I may not have the nicest guest room...but adding a bottle of water, fresh cut flowers, and rolled towels with a ribbon tied around them instantly say "welcome!"
other pieces......
folding luggage rack
full length mirror on door, or free standing
a friend of ours with a loud upstairs neighbor left us earplugs in our room. I laughed it off- but I was so happy at 6AM when the pounding of little feet began.
Does anyone know where the curtains are from in "Nicoles New Guest Room" pic?
They're beautiful!
We have an office/guest bedroom and I am trying to make it look nice for a visitor in 4 weeks. Not that easy, but I will remember the flowers and towels!
Dude, my own bedroom doesn't look this nice! My guests have to contend with an air mattress on the floor surrounded by unpacked boxes from my latest move. They do, however, have the option of sleeping with my adorable, fluffy maltese.
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How much do you know about First Nations Treaties and the Crown?
Generally speaking, First Nations treaties with the Crown of Canada seem like something mythical and in the distant past. They are however, very current and in the here and now however. That vague sense of obscurity has been and still is cultivated by a lack of intention by government and a misrepresentation of the facts through education. Some improvement has been achieved in the education system, but more needs to be done and that does not address several generations of lack of and or distorted information instilled in the general Canadian public.
So, rather than discussing whether these treaties are relevant or not, I would like to begin the discussion with the question... what do you, know about the treaties between First Nations and the Crown of Canada? We are all treaty people and we all have some responsibility to be informed.
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Feb 2 2013: One can see that an important staple of food for native communities was brought to extinction at one point rendering a way of life impossible very disturbing ? What would Kevin O'Leary say ? http://www.retronaut.com/2011/06/killing-the-american-buffalo-1800s/
Feb 4 2013: I tweeted this. Yes, but you can still eat bison. We used to. It is unbelievable what greed does. Greed and total disregard for creation. I don't get the disconnect, I have never felt it myself... I am the opposite. Sometimes too much empathy I am told. I disagree though. Terrifying. It is what is spinning us out of control. Thanks for finding that and posting it. Amazing.
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This Memorial Day lets also remember the Mothers who were left behind when their child gave their life for our country
The film shares what the mothers of our soldiers go through when their child gives his or her life for our country. They are the American Gold Star Mothers and this film is about their role in American history. After losing their own child at war, these women volunteer to provide care and support to other mothers who have lost a son or daughter during service in the U.S. Armed Forces. They also work tirelessly for veterans. Most Americans, including mothers of fallen soldiers, don't even know about this support group that was created in 1928. The filmmakers are raising funds to produce "They Shall Live" in an effort to grow awareness of the organization that helps so many. I contributed to the cause and I know Grammy, soldiers and their families would appreciate any of your kind donations. Even if you can't donate, please watch this clip. And have a nice Memorial Day!
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Jake Ellenberger is at the cusp of his 3rd consecutive main event. He will be facing Martin "The Hitman" Kampmann at The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) Live Finale this Friday night (June 1, 2012) in Las Vegas, Nevada.
"It's definitely an honor to be a main event again, I'm just excited.
I'm a big fan of him (The Hitman)I've always watched him in the last few years. He's always dangerous and someone I can't look past at all.
I'm a big believer in 'actions speak louder than words.' I gotta finish this fight, I gotta prove that I'm even a contender for that title.
I'm just gonna control what I can control and take it one fight at a time like I always have. With the coaches that I've been surrounded with and the people around me that believe in me, that's been such a big help for me in knowing I can beat anybody in the world at 170."
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Tinariwen is a Tuareg group that performs a guitar-centric branch of Malian music that, to the untrained ear, is reminiscent of Ali Farka Touré's, but is far more rock-oriented and percussive. All of the band's musicians originate from the southern Sahara; the group's name, meaning "empty places," is a reflection of their land of origin. The band formed in the rebel camps of Colonel Gaddafi, as each of the musicians had been forced from their nomadic lifestyle into involuntary military service. Surrounded by a displaced nation of their peers, Tinariwen forged a new style of music, trading their traditional lutes and shepherd's flutes for electric guitars and drums. The style that resulted was dubbed "Tishoumaren," or "the music of the unemployed." Their music addresses issues such as political awakening, problems of exile, repression of their people, and demands of sovereignty.
In a region with no postal or telephone system, their tapes soon became a grassroots voice of rebellion and a rallying point for the disenfranchised nation. Though outlawed in Algeria and Mali, 2001's The Radio Tisdas Sessions and 2004's Amassakoul are available to Western audiences. In 2006, they recorded their third album, Aman Iman: Water Is Life, released internationally in 2007 by Harmonia Mundi's World Village imprint. The album was produced by Justin Adams, and featured the voice and guitar of founding member Mohammed Ag Itlale. Tinariwen toured the world for the first time in its wake. They followed the album with Imidiwan: Companions, a two-disc set containing one disc of music and a DVD documentary about Tinariwen's history. This was once again followed by a world tour that included numerous festival appearances in the United States and Europe.
Tinariwen signed to America's Anti imprint in 2010. The label encouraged them to experiment. The end result was Tassili, issued in 2011, in which the band recorded a completely acoustic set in a protected region of the southeastern Algerian desert. The tapes were flown to America where guitarist Nels Cline overdubbed electric guitars and New Orleans' famed Dirty Dozen Brass Band added horns, making Tassili a truly international collaboration. The album won a Grammy. The bandmembers were forced to flee Mali due to political and social unrest, and recorded their follow-up, Emmaar, at a studio in Joshua Tree National Park in the United States. It was released in February of 2014. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez & Thom Jurek, Rovi
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Oct 21 TuesdayLas Vegas, NV, US The Bunkhouse
Oct 22 WednesdaySolana Beach, CA, US Belly Up Tavern
Oct 25 SaturdayLos Angeles, CA, US Luckman Fine Arts Complex
Oct 26 SundaySan Francisco, CA, US The Chapel
Oct 27 MondaySan Francisco, CA, US The Chapel
Oct 28 TuesdayArcata, CA, US John Van Duzer Theatre, Humboldt State University
Oct 29 WednesdayNapa, CA, US City Winery Napa
Oct 30 ThursdayBig Sur, CA, US Loma Vista Gardens
Nov 1 SaturdayTucson, AZ, US Solar Culture Gallery & Performance Space
Nov 2 SundayFlagstaff, AZ, US Orpheum Theater
Nov 3 MondaySanta Fe, NM, US Skylight
Nov 6 ThursdayDallas, TX, US Granada Theater
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Nov 7 FridayHouston, TX, US The Studio at Warehouse Live
Nov 10 MondayBrooklyn, NY, US Brooklyn Masonic Temple
Nov 16 SundayLondon, UK Roundhouse
Nov 21 FridayJuvisy, France Espace Jean Lurcat
Nov 25 TuesdayStrasbourg, France Salle des Fêtes de Schiltigheim
Nov 26 WednesdayBerlin, Germany Postbahnhof
Nov 28 FridayLe Blanc-Mesnil, France Deux Pièces Cuisine
Nov 29 SaturdayOignies, France Le Metaphone
Nov 30 SundayCastres, France Lo Bolegason
Dec 2 TuesdayVilleurbanne, France Transbordeur
Dec 3 WednesdayGrenoble, France Mc2 - Grand Theatre
Dec 4 ThursdaySix Fours Les Plages, France Espace André Malraux
Dec 5 FridayClermont-Ferrand, France La Cooperative De Mai
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Pink fire engines and pink firefighters showed up at an East Texas school Thursday.
The 'Pink Heals' fire truck pulled up in front of Longview's Hudson Pep school to honor three school employees.
The three ladies are in remission or currently fighting cancer, and the school organized a day of appreciation for their courage and dedication to the school.
Kids and friends signed the pink fire engine in a show of support.
"This is really a life altering thing, to know that you have this kind of support from the community and from your peers; it's just overwhelming, really," says cancer survivor Sharon Jenkins.
The ladies were honored with flowers and cheers from the student body at Hudson Pep.
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The public got its first look at plans Thursday for the proposed $350 million Kalahari Resorts complex in Tobyhanna Township, which will feature the biggest indoor water park in North America.
Kalahari officials presented the township's planning commission with its preliminary land development plan, which they hope to have approved in time to break ground in April for a late 2014 opening.
EXPECTED OPENING: Late 2014 or early 2015 opening, Kalahari Resorts and Convention Center — Poconos will be located immediately off I-380 at Pocono exit 3.
Economic Impact: About 1,200 construction jobs and another 700 full and part-time jobs are expected to be created during the construction phase and the resort's initial year of operation.
Visitors to the resort are expected to contribute over $18 million annually to the local economy, according to the Hotel and Leisure Advisors Economic Impact Study
MEETING AND EXHIBIT FACILITIES: 65,000 square feet of flexible space; 25,000 and 9,000 square feet ballrooms; 15 meeting rooms and multiple hospitality suites
The proposed resort will be located off Interstate 380 and include land that is now the West Course of Pocono Manor's two golf courses.
The indoor water park, which would abut Interstate 380's northbound lanes at full build-out, will be built on the course's seventh hole.
A convention center and hotel would be built near the location of the sixth hole of the course.
The commission took no action Thursday.
The plan first must get a recommendation from the planning commission and then will move on to the township's board of supervisors for approval.
Commission Chairman Mark Sincavage said it isn't known how many meetings would be needed before the commission can make a recommendation.
The township's engineer, Robert McHale, is examining the plans and putting together a list of comments that would need to be addressed before any recommendation is made.
Project and township officials expect the comments to be complete next week.
Thursday's meeting was a chance for the project's engineers, Pennoni Associates, to update the commission and other township officials.
Kalahari plans to build the 150-acre resort complex in three phases, according to Joseph Mullen of Pennoni.
The first phase, to be completed in late 2014 or early 2015, would include 450 hotel rooms, a 100,000-square-foot indoor water park, a 2-acre outdoor water park, 65,000 square feet of convention center space and a 30,000-square-foot indoor theme park and arcade.
Subsequent phases would bring the hotel rooms to about 1,200, the outdoor water park to 15 acres and the indoor water park to 300,000 square feet.
Construction will bring about 1,200 jobs to the area, then another 700 full- and part-time jobs created during the construction and the initial year of operation, according to the Hotel and Leisure Advisors economic impact study.
In addition to the jobs, Kalahari visitors are projected to spend about $18 million annually in the Poconos, according to the study.
The project heard its first bit of public criticism from the Brodhead Watershed Association on Thursday.
Theresa Merli, the group's executive director, said the association has met with Kalahari officials a "couple of times" to discuss the site plans.
She said there is concern that Kalahari's wastewater discharge plans — to use Pocono Township's under-construction sewer system and deposit the wastewater more than 20 miles away — could "circumvent the natural systems" and possibly disturb the water quality of the nearby streams.
She said she hopes the "diminishment would be minimized" during the planning process.


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ComfortThe Andis MNT-3 trimmer includes two interchangeable trimmer attachments. The first trimmer head helps in quickly removing the unwanted hair in the ear and nose. The second detail trimmer lets you trim your beard and moustache. This trimmer can easily adjust to all the contours of your face and neck. The trimmer heads can be easily washed against the tap using plain water.
BodyThe Andis MNT-3 has an ergonomic grip for easy control. The slim body of the Andis easy trim fits comfortably in your hands. The protection cap that comes with this Andis MNT-3 easy trim protects your blades from damages during storage and travel. The blade brush of this trimmer helps you to conveniently dust the hair off the trimmer head. The Andis MNT-3 easy trim comes with a storage stand which helps in storing the trimmer when not in use.
FeaturesThe recessed cutting blades on the Andis MNT-3 easy trim help in a closer and safer trim than scissors. These blades are made of surgical stainless steel which is rust-proof for a hygienic trim. This Andis product runs on a single AA size battery for an efficient cordless trim. This battery reduces the effort of having to carry a charger along with you.
|In The Box
|Sales Package
|Main Unit, Nose Trimmer Attachment, Beard Trimmer Attachment, Blade Cap, Storage Stand
|Model Number
|Black and Silver
|Model Name
|Easy Trim Battery Operated Personal
|Ideal For
|Body & Design Features
|Blade Type
|Stainless Steel Blades
|Trimmer type
|Beard, Moustache, Nose Hair, Ear Hair, Eyebrows Trimmer
|Head Type
|Interchangeable Head
|Power Requirements
|Power Source
|Battery Size
|Number of Batteries
|Additional Features
|Cleaning and Care
|Washable Head
|1 Year Andis India Warranty and Free Transit Insurance.
I have been an Andis user in the USA since 2005.
Recently gifted this product to a friend in India.
He was confused what he's supposed to do with it.
But when he used it, he cant help but carry it in his toiletries kit wherever he
travels. He recently bought some other Andis product for himself from Flipkart.
That clearly shows, MNT3 worked.
Was too tempted to write a review when I saw some wrong expectations being voiced as concerns. I understand that people have not matured to the use of personal care appliances in India. Trimmers are supposed to be trimming, clippers are supposed to be... (Expand)
Had heard about Andis when I was in the USA.
Never bought one then.
Bought one in India since I wanted to ACTUALLY GROW out of the
typical Indian home-appliances brands which are ALSO making personal
care products.
1 - Fits neatly anywhere you want it to - hands, shaving kit, toiletries kit, bathroom cupboard, travel bag, purse, practically anywhere.
2 - Works superb with fully charged batteries
3 - Looks neat (you don't need the stand to be carried everywhere you go)
1 - I wish you could give us these looks, feel, figure and form in a chargeable device. I would rate you 10 s... (Expand)
It's a superb product for a little grooming here and there.
Do not blame my review if you buy this product for heavy duty trimming and clipping.
Fits his shaving kit neatly. It's much smaller than his shaving foam bottle.
Loved the way it does. You don't the stand all the time especially when
you are traveling.
Bought this product as Christmas gift for my dear one.
It got delivered in 3 days flat in a neat packing.
Thanks Andis. Thanks FlipKart.
If you gave me a rechargeable battery with this product I would
rate you 5 Stars...No complains whatsoever. I am giving you 5 stars.
Great: Compact piece of machinery, light weight, easy to fit and use
Good: Nice performance! Provided you keep the batteries well charged. I thought trimming hair at home would get messy. But this piece of electronics proved me wrong
Bad: For this price they could have included some more attachments...( Greedy Me ? Huhh ???)
This is an excellent piece of grooming from the world renowned Andis. But if you are expecting it to be a complete grooming kit, you will be disappointed.
It is a neat little mustache, side burns, and nose and ear hair trimmer which will fit into your pocket if you fo... (Expand)
Ever since i bought this, i've been mainly using it for my nose. Its not powerful as it works on a single cell battery and the trimmer head being small as it is cannot be possibly used for a smooth beard trim. If you trim your beard with this, its gonna take a hell lot of time and require that agonizing patience as like i said:
1.Its not at all that powerful
2.The trimmer head is tiny so it works on lesser area
Think twice if your buying this product solely for a beard trim, works well for the nose/ears though. But we guys would love to buy this for all purposes, wouldn't we ??
I am using this product from 5 months.. However, it is not working well from last three months... It works good only with fully charged batteries.. From three months it is not working properly... so I registered my complaint through flipkart customer service.. Andis representative advised me to s... (View complete review)
I dont wanna speak about flipkart's delivery , ( coz everyone knows its awesome )
So about the product - Its just OKAY !! Even if we use a new duracell battery the trimmer runs fast only for 2 usages or at the max 3 after that its very slow so we have to buy a new one almost for every 2 uses...... (View complete review)
Good product.
Easy to handle and does exactly what it is supposed to do.
Delivered in 2 working days. (View complete review)
Battery lasts for 3 months ... and the design is very much attractive for such a cheap product.. It is sure a clever buy..!! :) ;) (View complete review)
A superb product that delivers a perfect trim every-time. No issue of oiling and other unnecessary maintenance. Very small and portable. The nose trimmer is one of the most useful tools one can have. Thanks Andis for such a nice product. (View complete review)


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Issey Miyake is known the world over for his totally unique vision of fashion—not to mention a staggeringly successful fragrance empire. His original L'Eau d'Issey scent, in its conical, frosted-glass bottle, reignited the designer-fragrance concept when it debuted in 1992, and its brand extensions—L'Feu d'Issey and L'Eau d'Issey Florale—have kept fans passionately loyal for twenty years. For its latest trick, the Japanese house is exploring a different arm of its business: Pleats Please. Based on a collaboration with choreographer William Forsythe, who asked Mr. Miyake to create costumes for his 1993 work "The Loss of Small Detail" that would allow the dancers in the Frankfurt ballet company "unrestricted movement," a new collection—and a new fabrication process—was born. A line of malleable, tightly pleated clothing followed, inspiring the brand's hit Bao Bao bag line, a geometric accessory that forms to its contents, and now a fragrance. Boasting notes of nashi (Asian pear), peony, sweet pea, patchouli, and vanilla, the pink-tinged Pleats Please eau de toilette is meant to embrace the freedom, color, and movement that define the fashion line with an exuberant, fresh aroma and an equally inspiring flacon. Designed to mimic the convex and concave panels of the Bao Bao bag, the angular glass bottle emits a ton of light and comes equipped with a perfectly pleated white calyx-flower topper. And so the legend lives on.
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