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- Welcomed over 900 organisations onto its platform, growing its cloud business by 25%.
- Achieved 89% recurring revenue in 2013 indicating that Redstor's long standing customer base continues to contribute significantly to organisational growth.
- Expanded its services portfolio by launching a brand new service, Virtual Disaster Recovery. This service ensures that business' systems will be up and running within minutes following a disaster.
- Further strengthened its growth strategy by restructuring internally to better service its customers and partners.Redstor's sales and account management teams are now split into 3 distinct teams - Commercial, Education and Channel.
- The tech company also hired ten new employees in its sales, marketing and technical departments.
Chris Sigley, General Manager of Redstor, said: "Due to our strong relationships with existing customers and partners, as well as a number of key new business wins, Redstor has seen its most profitable year yet. We would like to thank our customers and partners for their continued support."
He continues: "We believe that Redstor has a strong team who all help towards our continued growth. As we move forward into 2014, we are fully committed to providing the best services we can to our new and existing customers. We will continue to adapt to changing market conditions and will ensure we that we carry on delivering what customers require. We look forward to building on our achievements in 2013."


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The question is whether or not people can expect to see the pressure at the pump decrease in the near future.
According to AAA of Idaho, record heights are exceptionally high especially since prices are not tied to high crude oil prices but required supply and distribution issues throughout the country.
"You might call this the year of the refinery and and distribution problem," said AAA of Idaho spokesperson Dave Carlson. "We've seen one problem after another. The wholesalers are trying to manage some pretty tight supply problem and it also shows up in higher prices, they raise their price up to essentially allocate the resources that they have."
"It's a lot of money to fill up a tank,' said gas customer Dan Lyon. "This used to cost me $30 to fill up, it costs me $55 to $60 to fill up every time I come in here."
"I'm a self-employed contractor and it makes it tough to bid a job, especially when you're going out of town, you just never know what to expect," said gas critic Dick Stewart.
Today it costs an average of $3.94 a gallon in Clarkston which is roughly seven cents cheaper than the Washington state average of $4.01. Lewiston drivers now pay an average of $3.86, which is roughly six cents more than the Idaho average of $3.80.
"I'm very frustrated," said Lyon.
"You just kind of shake your head. It's discouraging, it really is," said Stewart. "A guys out there trying to make a living and your fighting gas prices and this economy - this is the worst it's ever been as far as I'm concerned."
Although prices have consistently remained high throughout the past few months, Carlson said it's safe to assume prices will eventually drop within the near future, but for now people should expect prices to stay where they're at.
"It's probably more reasonable to assume that gasoline at $3.00 north is where we're at and we'll sort of cross our fingers and hope that it doesn't get north of $4.00," said Carlson.
Right now the average U.S. driver pays $3.77 a gallon at the pump, which is 31 cents more than this time last year.

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Radiolab to go 'Apocalyptical' at Riverside Theater Oct. 11
It's not the end of the world, but they're going to talk about it a lot anyway: Radiolab, the award-winning public radio show, brings a live "Apocalyptical" show to the Riverside Theater at 8 p.m. Oct. 11.
Radiolab hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich are focusing the live event on endings "both blazingly fast and agonizingly slow." Also on stage will be guitarist and composer Sarah Lipstate. »Read Full Article
Summerfest adds 80-foot Ferris wheel
What's old is new again at Summerfest.
The Ferris wheel is back. Not the Ferris wheel that once sat on the Midway but a new one soaring 80 feet into the sky and set up on the north end of Henry W. Maier Festival Park. »Read Full Article
Pete's Pops, a cart selling frozen treats, launching in June
A cart called Pete's Pops, peddling frozen-fruit confections in flavors like strawberry basil, will debut in Milwaukee within a couple of weeks, with a second expected in Wauwatosa around the Fourth of July. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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On Tap Today: Local documentary premiere 'Can You Hear Us Now?' at Oriental Theatre
Tragically, teens affected by violence in Milwaukee and beyond is an issue that isn't going away any time soon. Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee recognizes that, and now the new documentary "Can You Hear Us Now?" gives voice to area teens who have struggled with trauma, with gang violence, with the loss of loved ones who have been shot and killed.
A year in the making, the 40-minute documentary will premiere at 6:30 p.m. tonight at Landmark's Oriental Theatre, 2230 N. Farwell Ave. Admission is free; register for a ticket at eventbrite.com. »Read Full Blog Post


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A report by Arizona State University says drug use is on the rise among Maricopa County jail inmates. Using urine tests and inmate questionnaires, researchers found that opiate use had increased. Opiates include heroin and many prescription drugs. Officials with the Maricopa County jails and Correctional Health Services claim they have not seen the report...A Phoenix police officer accidentally shot a suspect yesterday. Officers were looking for the 27-year-old suspect after reports that he'd pistol-whipped someone. Officers converged on his apartment, and when a sergeant turned a corner, he ran right into the suspect and was so startled he discharged his gun, police say. The suspect was shot in the shoulder...A nurse's assistant has been arrested and charged with molesting a 14-year-old patient. Eddie Parker, 27, was an assistant at St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center. Staff members from the hospital contacted police after learning of an incident between Parker and the patient. Among other charges, Parker has been hit with four counts of sexual abuse...
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This review is from: Shuttle KD20 Network Storage
Pros: Installation under Windows 8.1 Pro went easily. Just followed the quick start guide. It now sits quietly on a shelf above my desktop. The only thing noticeable are the bright blue lights.
Cons: Acronis True Image HD DVD which is mentioned in the specifications and is included with the hardware will not work under Windows 8. Even Acronis admits this. I'm using Windows File History for backup right now. If you want Acronis, you need to buy it.
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On Tap Today: Pius XI presents Christmas "Lessons and Carols"
For twenty years, Pius XI High School has performed a Christmas choral concert at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist.
The tradition lives on tonight with the school's presentation of "Lessons and Carols," which will recount the birth of Jesus Christ, with nine Biblical readings interspersed with Christmas carols and hymns. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
'Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories' casts a spell on theatergoers of all ages
In the beginning, there was a nearly blind mole in the dark woods. Less than one hour later, that same mole could see all the way to the moon, inspired by a fellow creature making the seemingly impossible journey there.
These bookends hold "Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories," Alvaro Saar Rios' adaptation of three of Ehlert's children's books. A collaboration between First Stage Children's Theater and Danceworks Performance Company that's designed to expose young children to theater, it opened Saturday morning under Desiree Rosas' direction. »Read Full Article


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Updates from Sunday, April 27
Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski reports that Adams has had a change of heart:
After changing course, sophomore guard Jordan Adams will leave UCLA and enter the NBA Draft, source tells Yahoo Sports.— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) April 27, 2014
Basketball Insiders' Alex Kennedy confirmed:
Jordan Adams confirms @WojYahooNBA tweet that he changed his mind and will leave UCLA. "I am declaring for the 2014 draft," Adams texted me.— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) April 27, 2014
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In a year where it appears all of the great college basketball prospects are deciding to forgo their next few years in school to enter the 2014 NBA draft, Jordan Adams is staying put with the UCLA Bruins, the school confirmed on Thursday.
Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports first broke the news on Twitter:
BREAKING --- UCLA's Jordan Adams will return to school for his junior season, sources told @CBSSports. Story coming.— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) April 17, 2014
Jeff Goodman of ESPN also reported the news with his thoughts on what this means for the Bruins basketball team:
Jordan Adams is staying at UCLA, sources told ESPN. HUGE news for the Bruins.— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanESPN) April 17, 2014
Per UCLA's official release, Adams made the following statement about his decision:
I've had so much fun playing here at UCLA, and I'm really excited about the team we're going to have next year. Once the season ended, my family and I began carefully weighing all of my options. In the end, staying at UCLA for my junior year is a win-win situation. I'm glad that I went through the process, received constructive feedback and had time to reflect on what I truly want. I love being a Bruin. I'm looking forward to getting back in the gym and the weight room to get better, and I can't wait for next season.
Goodman also noted the loss of future NBA star Kyle Anderson earlier this offseason:
UCLA just sent out release that Kyle Anderson going to NBA. Um, everyone knew that. The one we are waiting on is Jordan Adams decision.— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanESPN) April 16, 2014
Had Adams ultimately made the decision to forgo his final two seasons in college, the shooting guard likely would have been a first-round talent, according to DraftExpress.net, which has him going 24th overall.
Can UCLA contend for a national championship next season?
During the NCAA tournament, Steve Alford spoke about the progress the team has made in the last few seasons thanks to players like Adams and Anderson, per Abbey Mastracco of Fox Sports West:
"The foundation's been laid," Alford said. "I really appreciate what the players were able to do and accomplish this year."
Adams averaged 17.4 points last season for UCLA and also pitched in a total of 5.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game during the 2013-14 campaign, in which the Bruins earned a No. 4 seed into the NCAA tournament.
Along with Anderson, the Bruins also lost star guard Zach LaVine, who decided to enter the NBA draft as well. Max Meyer of USA Today points out this might give head coach Steve Alford some relief after dealing with the losses of both LaVine and Anderson:
W/ Jordan Adams staying & Byron Wesley transferring from USC, Steve Alford must have a big grin thinking about his situation vs. Enfield's.— Max Meyer (@TheMaxMeyer) April 17, 2014
The decision by Adams gives UCLA at least one star coming back after losing two notable players in Anderson and LaVine. With his scoring ability and leadership still on the floor, the Bruins once again have a chance at being competitive in the PAC-12.
After finishing just behind Arizona for the conference regular-season title, the Bruins will come back with an elite scoring threat. That, along with the additions of players like Kevon Looney, Thomas Welsh and Jonah Bolden, means UCLA is already loaded for the long haul in 2014-15.
While it certainly would have been great to have both Anderson and LaVine back for another season, having their leading scorer back from last season shows that the Bruins are ready to take the next step toward contending for a national championship.
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Whenever I want to get real happy, I know it's time to look in the ol' Double Fine mailbag!
Unfortunately, somebody ruined the mailbag by filling it with a molten rice crispy treat mixture on April Fool's Day. I guess that's just the kind of thing that makes some people feel good about themselves. Like, maybe, better than other people, even. I don't know. I would never do something like that, but maybe I'm boring. Maybe I'm "uncool" because I don't destroy things that other people love. I don't take two things that some people really depend on, like mail and rice crispy treats, and turn them into an icky mess that would make anybody cry. Even on April Fool's Day.
Well, smooth move, pranksters! Like I'm going to eat that now! You spent all that money on Rice Crispies and marshmallows and it's going to WASTE. Ha! Who's laughing now! Huh? Who's the fool this April?
Well, actually I did eat it. Eventually. And it wasn't very good, and kind of tasted like burlap. But still, the mail was set free, and I was only sick for a very short period of time. And the point is that I still have my pride. And I still have my mail! It's a little sticky, but still, let's open it and enjoy a letter. K?
(And I don't mean that K is the letter that we should enjoy. Haha. But that would have been a funny word game/pun don't you think?)
Anyway, here's the letter: M.
(Haha! Okay that time I was making a funny joke. You have to keep on your toes around me I know.) Okay, let's have the letter for serious now:
Okay, Mr. Schpyder [ cool name! ] listen, I am NOT lying. Don't make me put up a picture of it because I will. I will totally ask my mom if I can borrow the scanner and I will scan the Marf and you will be sorry. I am warning you. Mess with the bull, you get the horns.
I guess GameSpy was feeling bad about those totally rigged elections in which Chrono Trigger made Grim Fandango cry. So now they gave us this, which is nice, but it's no this. Still, yay. Yay for Grim. Yay for Grim, and Kittens, and beer.
SOMEDAY YOUR MARF WILL COME, MAYBE. (But probably not.)
Will Wright gave me a Marf at GDC. I don't want to make anybody out there jealous, because you really shouldn't be. At least, not if Will also gave you a Marf. But of course, if Will didn't Marf you… then your insides should be crawling with the parasites of jealousy. Your Marf-less pancreas should be mostly devoured now. I'm only telling you this because I care. I wouldn't want you to feel bad just because you received so much less than I did. So much less.
Now, wipe that tear away and go do your taxes!
Not sure why he hates you, but Scott won't put up DFAC #28. He's all, "Waaa waaaa, waaaaAA! Deadline today! I'm busy!"
And while, yes, technically, it is true that we have a big milestone due this Friday, I think Scott is being a big baby. Just like this:
Except this picture has me as the baby, and Scott as the grown-up with all the creepy rings on. So just imagine that it's like this picture, but reversed!
Ha ha! Now you see it is SCOTT who is a baby, and I am the one with the creepy—
no… wait.
Hold on…
Ha ha for real this time! NOW it is clear that it is SCOTT who is the newborn baby who can not put up his comic, and I, TIM, am the mature one who does not suck his thumb!!! I hope that is clear now.
Anyway, the point is, if you want the new comic, mail Scott and nag him to do it.
And tell him to stop being a baby, and don't mention me. And ask him why he wears those creepy rings.
You may have heard about this already, but just to confirm: there is no hand soap in the kitchen. Maybe CERTAIN PEOPLE consider the watered-down dish soap by the sink to be hand soap, but my delicate hands and I do not. Though my skin has the same fair, smooth consistency of fine china, I am not a dish (except in that way that indicates that I am super good-looking, which I am). Real dishwashing soap (yes, even Palmolive) will dry out your hands real quick. Maybe if CERTAIN PEOPLE spent less time drawing unicorns, and more time ordering hand soap, then THOSE VERY SAME CERTAIN PEOPLE wouldn't have to wear headphones to block out the screams from my office as I try to type the news with dry, cracked, bloody hands!
In other news: Psychonauts is awesome.
BONUS day! BUT NOT!
Special treat today!!!
Today there are TWO Double Fine Action Comics waiting for you!
Why? Why such a treat? Why is today so special?
We'll there are two comics today because… I forgot to put one up yesterday. Haha. Jokes on those suckers from yesterday. They get nothing. But the people of today get TWO.
Does that make any sense? Don't read them all at once.
No, wait. DO read them all at once. It's like putting a whole handful of M&Ms in your mouth at the same time. It's decadent, but there is technically no law against it.
Okay, I'm back, and for some reason that is Scott Campbell's fault, there is only ONE action comic waiting here for me to post. I don't want to point any fingers at Scott Campbell. But let's just say that he, Scott Campbell, is at fault.
I'll put up what I got, and that would be #20. As for the spots where 21 and 22 should go DON'T WORRY. I'm going to break the class and take out the emergency art I have waiting for just this possibility. I happen to have some back up UNICORN ART by office manager Kelli. Since we all know that is where Scott steals most of his ideas, why not go directly to the source this time?
And to substitute for #22… well… here, let's just put up an ugly picture of Scott.
Man, that is one ugly bastard.
Such an ug. WOOF! Poor guy. No wonder he draws. If I looked like that, I'd dream of living in a fantasy world of my own creation too. One where being ugly was normal, or even valued. Like Portland.
One thing that is not ugly, however, is anybody wearing a Full Throttle T-shirt. Check out this handsome devil I saw walking the streets of San Jose last week. That guy on the left is none other than Marek Bronstring from Adventure Gamers, who showed up just in time to take that picture, and then help me wrestle the guy in the middle to the ground and take his t-shirt. The poor chap tried to tell us that he was the famous Chris Remo, but if that were true, I'm sure Marek would have said something. (Something other than what he did say, I mean, which was, "I hate you! I hate you Chris Remo! Now give me this shirt so I can sell it on ebay to get money to buy drugs. I love drugs and adventure games and drugs!") Marek has a weird sense of humor, but the dude can wrestle. And man, does he love drugs!
STEP INTO THE LANYARD (posted by Tim, AGAIN)
I'm off to the International Convention of Glamour for 3 days. No TV while I'm gone!
Unfortunately, I'm not some sort of superhaxx0r who knows how to update their website while being more than five miles from my desk, so I don't think I'll be able to update the comics while I'm gone. I'm hoping the long-rumored ERIK will actually step up to the plate and post something here, and maybe while he's at it he will accidentally trip and fall and his hand will hit the mouse and click at just the right time, and he'll inadvertently put up some comics on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. If not then I'll try to put them up there some how, by using my cell phone, or car stereo, or my Radio Shack 150-in-One Experiment Kit. Just like in Jurassic Park, life will find a way.
Bonus news!!! Here is an exciting Psychonauts update from reputed Canadian, Joe White.
OMG LET'S MAKE UP! (posted by Tim)
I don't want to fight anymore. I forgive you for betraying my love. Grim Fandango had a good run, but now it has gone to GameSpy Title fight heaven, where it will finally rest.
(Unless you bring it back in the "extra life" vote going on right now, which you really should do. Especially since that would give you another opportunity to betray and humiliate me, which you seem to get off on.)
I put the optimistic tag "Posted by Tim" up there in the corner, did you notice? Erik promised me more posts of his hilarious comic stylings, so I'm just going to keep on putting that little signature up there, even though all the posts are by me right now. You see, the plan is that Erik will see that happening and actually feel guilty enough to put up his own post. Are you reading this, Mr. Funny? Hello? Paging Doctor Chuckletime! America is pregnant with giggles, and is waiting for you to deliver!
Oh, man I want to continue with that joke but I'm actually grossing myself out.
And no, we're not friends anymore. In fact, we're not even talking. In fact, I'm not even typing this right now.
Don't give me that look. It's over. Here, why don't you go hang out with your new best friend?
Now that I think about it, we were never really friends. I always thought you looked fat in that jacket you love so much. And I hate your laugh. And everyone thinks you smell.


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Here's one from a few years ago that deserves to be shared again. Check out 2yo Asher who seems convinced that Christmas bulb is a lollipop. HAHAHA!
Some holiday decorations look too good to just hang on the tree or put on your mantle, don't you agree? I mean, we all know you shouldn't but here are 8 holiday decorations that look good enough to eat!
1. Colored bulb lights. The green one definitely looks the tastiest. In fact, I kind of want a lick myself right now. Not lick myself. Have a lick myself. You have a dirty and fabulously acrobatic mind.
2. Ornaments. Don't ya just wanna take a big old bite out of this one like it's a big old candy apple? Don't ya wish your ornament was hot like mine? Don't ya? Don't ya?
3. Tinsel. Oh, tinsel is irresistible to the delicate palates of felines. In fact, if you have cats, just forget the decorations altogether. My friend, Allison of Motherhood WTF, had a childhood pet cat who devoured some tinsel only to have it come about halfway out the other end and then stop short. Old tinsel-ass had 5 inches of unbudgeable silver shininess hanging out of her hiney for an entire week. According to Allison, it was the fanciest, most seasonally festive cat ass to ever eat Christmas decorations off a Hannukah bush.
4. Ribbons and bows. Those presents look so festive with all that lovely curly ribbon festooned around the top like a damn Shirley Temple wig. You see curly ribbon, cats see curly fries. As a kid, Anna of My Life and Kids was the proud owner of a 3-legged cat who yummed up some ribbon and (yes, there's a theme here) when it came out the other end, it changed its mind about halfway through the journey. Worst of all, she kept trying to, uh, ASSist the cat but every time someone tugged on the ribbon, the cat meowed in protest.
5. Holiday-themed soaps. Continuing with the pet theme, Kerri of Housetalkn's dog ate a soap Santa and farted bubbles for several days. Who needs a bubble machine when you have a handy dog anus nearby?
6. Snowmen. I'm just itching to pour some neon-colored syrup over that styrofoam and go to town.
7. Gelt. Gelt looks good enough to eat. And it usually is since it's just gold foil-wrapped chocolate. But taking the foil off first is recommended. My dog didn't wanna get caught eating all the money so she just swallowed it whole. Of course, she's not picky about her chocolate. Leave a poopy diaper unattended for 3.2 seconds and you'll see what I mean. Also don't write me about how chocolate is bad for dogs. I didn't give it to her on purpose – she stole that shit.
8. Garland. There's something about Anna from My Life and Kids that just attracts the wrong kind of pets. In addition to the 3-legged cat above, she had a dog that ate an entire garland of painted wooden balls. When he finally pooped it out, all of the wooden balls were bright white. Like snowballs.
The clear lesson here is that what goes in must come out. At least halfway.
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The holidays are full of family, friends, memories, traditions, and, for most of us, food. Are you a planner where you get everything in order for the holidays with plenty of time spare? Or, do you love the thrill of the holiday crunch time as you race around to get everything done in time for the holidays? Wherever you fall in the spectrum of holiday prep, FTD is a great place to start, especially during the holiday crunch time.
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My holiday prep tip is start shopping early! Also sending flower arrangements for holiday dinners are always a nice touch. 🙂
Favorite Holiday Prep tip is to stay calm and don't take everything so seriously. Pre-Shop to be prepared!
i like to use the crockpot to make meals and appetizers while using my time for other stuff
I like to do a combo of fresh ingredients & frozen appetizers. It all looks great & saves me a ton of time!
I have everything set up the night before.
get as much prep work and cleaning done early!!!
clean early to make it easier come party time
My favorite holiday prep tip is have the kids help with everything. Plus. put plastic bag under Christmas tree so when you're ready to move it you just lift the bag up over the tree and when you pull it out no pine all over the floor.
Shop online! No crowds, no lines, no parking.
Online shopping! It is a big time saver!
Start Prep A Couple Days Ahead, Freeze And Heat For A Easier Faster Meal 🙂
I like to shop at Sam's Club & purchase pre-made dishes.
i like to plan everything out weeks before what im making and making sure i make a list and check it twice just like santa 😉
My favorite holiday prep tip would be to just relax and enjoy the holidays!
my holiday prep tip is freeze baked goods weeks ahead and let them thaw to room temperature for serving fresh desserts at your next Holiday party.
Holiday prep tip- Be organized the year before when putting away decorations so that they are easy to go through this year.
I like to have everything done ahead of time, so I can enjoy time with guests.
I would say keep the hot foods hot and the cold foods cold to keep from food poison.
Plan a detailed list of the gifts to give, to buy, to host, the grocery list and the cooking and arranging and cleaning and delegate responsibilities to everyone in the family…when working as a team, holiday preparations are less burdensome.
My tip: Cook and freeze as much as you can in advance so you can enjoy your family and your guests!
take out decorations from storage during thanksgiving weekend.
Holiday Tip: Do not impulse buy when shopping during the holidays, stick to a budget.
My favourite holiday preparation is ALWAYS (always) bring dry shampoo, did I mention always? Lifesaver 🙂
Thanks for the giveaway, truly amazing!
Prepare what you can beforehand
My holiday prep tip is to pre-mix then freeze cookie dough for quick holiday baking. Also, relax and enjoy the holidays. Thanks!
Get everything you need ahead of time.
make a list check it twice and just keep going
My best holiday prep tip is to put all decorations away neatly that way the next year I need them, it's much easier….and label containers!
I make batches of dough ahead of time and store them in ziplocs in the freezer. So easy to pop one out when needed ….and one day of dough prep can last me though the holiday season.
Plan early and relax as you get closer so you'll look good in pictures!
I love online shopping. Thanks for the great giveaway! 🙂
Start shopping for the next holiday the day after the current holiday and you will be almost if not completely done before the holiday season starts and be able to just enjoy it rather than stressing!
Start shopping before black friday
Stock your pantry in early November with everything you need for Holiday baking and cooking to avoid the crowds later on.
I'm thinking CHOCOLATE as a gift to send via FTD? YES!
My holiday prep tip is to start shopping early! I started in October this year and it feels so good to be ahead!
My holiday prep tip is to make lists and follow them! If I dont make a list in my phone I tend to forget important details
My favorite holiday prep tip is to make everything ahead of time, if possible. I love par-baking dinner rolls and then popping them into the oven just before dinner. 10 minutes later, hot and ready dinner rolls!
This year I've done more online shopping than ever this year and it's made things a thousand times easier. I've never been done this early before! I'm so happy I don't have to go to the store the week of Christmas and brave the crowds because of it.
This year I'm working on planning better–putting even small family activities on the calendar, things like making sugar cookies and decorating gingerbread houses.
I love FTD Flowers!
Cut corners where you feel comfortable, and go all out on the things that bring you the most joy and satisfaction!
My favorite tip would be to shop early and make sure that I have everything that I need for the dinner a head of time. Happy Holidays!
I found a great app that helps me keep track of gifts and stay on budget.
Budget and stick to your shopping list!
Don't let yourself feel stressed!
is to brighten party with colorful lights
I always try to get everything ready early – but no matter how far in advance I start, it always seems to come down to crunch time!
I love planning it out! planning out the activities makes sure that they actually get accomplished and I don't get caught up in the rush and stress of the season!
Listen to Christmas Music from morning to night!!!
My holiday prep tip is to work at night….
Got to decorate this weekend!
I shop early, wrap early and then enjoy the holiday. firstname.lastname@example.com
organization is important
My holiday prep tip is to shop sales and keep it simple.
My holiday prep tip is to make a list, check it more than twice and follow it. Plus, relax.
My tip: find time to relax and enjoy the holiday spirit
I love to entertain and we usually end up with herds of people. I like to keep it simple and have as much as possible done before my guests show up. Otherwise, I get a little ADD and I forget to do stuff during the party. Like get the side dishes out of the microwave, or serve the ice cream with the cake. Ooops!
The holiday prep tipped I learned this year is to only put up half my decorations. Then I can swap them out each year. It feels so much nicer to simplify and not have as much out cluttering the house.
We love to get the kids into helping making items for the holidays helpful prep tip also makes for lots of great memories…
What helps me the most for holiday 'prep', would be getting all the baking done early & freezing cookies until the morning of the celebration. After removing from freezer, arrange in tray to thaw, & they taste like they were just made!
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Always try to start shipping as early as possible.
Make lists and get your kids to pitch in.
Start cooking/shopping early. It's not good to wait until the last minute.
Prep ahead and just relax!! Enjoy the holidays!!
I try to shop for Christmas all year long (for gifts) — and especially hit-up after-Christmas sales for decorations/gift wrap/etc.
Tip…accept help!
tip is to not wait 'til the last minute!!
Prepare cookie dough the day before and just bake in the morning of the party.
Start planning early and be prepared
Make a list of all you need to do and plan ahead
I love decorating and wrapping presents.
My tip: Lots and lots of prep and deep breathing!
I shop all year long, because in addition to Christmas both of my children's birthdays are in December. Also, I like to cook some meals ahead, freeze them, and keep them for quick, home cooked meals on busy days or for unexpected Holiday company.
My tip is to do less trying to do everything and instead spend more time with the ones you love. People won't remember all the stuff they got, all the food you prepared, all the decorating you did, etc. but what they will remember is what a fun time they had with you. Your children will remember the time you spent with them, maybe sitting in a cozy chair reading them a Christmas story or telling them about Christmas when you were young. Your spouse will remember the time you spent with them sleeping in and cuddling on Christmas morning or snuggling by the cozy fireplace together. Time is more important than stuff, so keep this tip in mind at christmastime.
the only reason i want to win ipad is ….my mother !! My mom is a single mother who raised two kids all by herself and gave everything she had for us. Once she was given a old laptop by a co-worker which I GREATLY appreciate but it is going to die any day now. I don't have ANY funds to fix it or replace It. So I am excited about this give away and it would really help her in her office work. She is a working woman !! Many times she gets upset that other ladies of her age and her office have great things such as their own IPads or flat screen TV's but I explain to her that we are thankful for what God has Blessed us with….! I Tell that We can't afford such expensive things… So ipad would help my mother in many ways . If i win this i will be giving this ipad to her on Christmas eve as a big big surprise … Plus I NEVER win anything :(Please Lord I am Praying please GOD ! Please for my Mother just for once !
Remember the reason for the season 🙂
Get it done early. I have to because I have to send things to family and friends overseas.
My Christmas prep consists of giving myself plenty of time to get everything ready. I also do a lot of DIY crafts for my family and for gifts. That takes time so I start those early in the year as well.
So much to do!!! Make a list and try to get everything done! We buy things we need to have a big family party – all our paper goods from the store (plates, napkins, forks), get a xmas cake reserved, prepare festive decor (wreaths, tree, lights), buy new xmas outfits for the kids, hubs, and I, send out xmas cards, wrap presents, do kids goodie bags, and after all of that I need to get rid of dust if I have time! Day of, just enjoy it, capture on photo or video and make a photobook to enjoy for years to come!
Start with a plan. Do the big jobs first so the little jobs will be a cinch.
My tip is to shop early, have fun and relax don't think everything must be perfect
I don't stress out. The holidays are a time to enjoy the time with family and friends and relax.
Have your family help! Its always easier with an extra set of hands
if you send presents – ship it early to make sure they arrive in time
Do cookies, cakes, and pies 2 days out and salads and side dishes the day before. Saves you a ton of time on the day of your big dinner
Organization 🙂
Plan ahead, and stress less.
Chop all veggies as soon as you get home from the store and store in tupperware so they're ready and easy to cook up and/or put on plate for appetizers. Cutting down on prep time the day of entertaining
I shared this on my first ever vlog post, shop year round, certain things go on sale at steep discounts that are even better than black friday and cyber monday, when you shop year round, it saves both time AND money!
plan and prepare early
My kids are great about helping me at Christmas time. They help decorate the tree, help bake cookies, and get me in the Christmas spirit!
start brine-ing the turkey the day before.
Holiday Prep tip… Sleep & get enough rest.
KISS ~ Keep it simple Sweetheart! That's what my dad always tells me and I try to keep things simple instead of causing myself any unwanted stress.
My best tip – make lots of lists – then don't lose them.
do as much as possible early and ahead of time
My prep tip: is enlist help from friends and family.
The best tip can be to ask for help I'f you cant manage everything on your own!!!!! Let other family members help out bringing utensils, food, deserts
Try to prebake and precook alot of the smaller items a week before so you do get too frazzled the day of the celebration. You can freeze alot of the baked goods
If you have a big freezer, bake pies and casseroles ahead of time and freeze them to minimize prep for holiday gatherings!
Shop early. bake late!
I shop early and make lists for EVERYTHING
I love to bake during the holidays. I use my oven time as time to do other tasks such as writing out cards or wrapping presents!
Be organized, don't stress, enjoy the season!
Holiday Prep. Favorite tip? Start early
My holiday tip – just order some of the food and relax.
When you store the lights, etc., put them in marked boxes so you know where all the stuff is next Christmas season!
Don't over stress yourself! stay as calm as you can 🙂
Keep a list, check it twice. 😛 And pick up gifts throughout the year so you won't have to try and do it all at once.
My fave holiday prep tip is to plan ahead! Make a list and don't wait until the last minute to begin!
My favorite holiday prep tip is to get the groceries, gifts, and etc. when their on sale and not procrastinate.
Fav. Prep tip is make a list and do a little bit everyday with a goal of having everything finished as much as possible by the week before Christmas. This will help you enjoy Christmastime w/your family so much more!
Music, either listening to Christmas music or something that is upbeat to me while cleaning and baking for the holidays. Everything seems to flow better.
Start early and make a list!
My fave prep tip for the holidays is to buy non perishables far ahead, when you see sales that match with coupons.
Shop early then sit back and enjoy the season!
Make a list, and try to spread the tasks out throughout a few days, so you don't get overwhelmed at doing all things at once!
Don't procrastinate!
Don't take on everything yourself. Ask for help.
take your time don't try and do everything at once have fun
Make list
My favorite holiday prep tip is just to make LISTS!! Have recipes, gifts, activities .. etc written down and go through lists daily .. A must have for me!
Prioritize, Organize, Pray!
Be organized and dont get overwelmed ask for help
Start your baking early! You don't want to be stuck with too few cookie trays!
Start cooking day before. It always taste better the next day.
Make food ahead of time!
Put on some music and clean as you go…
Buy early so you can enjoy the holiday with your family! That is the reason for the season!
Babysitters! Use them while you prep and even to take a night out with the girls after the holidays are over. 😉
Be organized and have everything ready.
Do everything as soon as you think of it not when you need it
don't wait til last minute time has a habit of creeping up on you
Shop early!!
Start your shopping early, that way you can thoroughly enjoy the season without the crowds!
purchase as much as you can online!
menu planning helps immensely!
Get some appetizers that freeze well done early so you can pop them in to warm up while preparing others that need to cooked that day.
Don't worry about making all your extended relatives happy, focus on your own little family.
Be organized. Know what you want to do. Plan your budget and map your shopping. Enlist the help of all able-bodies family members. Things will get done.
make a list to check off as you complete tasks
My favorite tip for just about everything, write it down. Make a list, and keep organized. 🙂
Make a to-do list, it'll keep you better organized!
If you KNOW someone or something stresses you out, it just mat be time to dump it/them.
Make everything that you can ahead of time so you can enjoy the Holiday and your company, and send the hostess flowers!
Start early, make lists & don't forget to put in order for fruit baskets & flowers from FTD!!
holiday prep tip? Be organized! Now, how do I do that?
Ask for help… rather, ASSIGN chores to family members. Divide and conquer makes it go so much quicker!
Relax and remember its a time for thankfulness and giving and just take it easy and appreciate the small things
Taking cat naps daily.
Keep a to-do list and be Merry. Take things as they come 🙂
don't rush in buying, prepare in advance!
fav tip is to make a checklist so you can stick to a budget. Otherwise, all the deals out there are will be so tempting, you'll end up overspending!
My holiday prep tip is to make lists so you don't forget anything!
Hug your family and mean it.
I want it!
My favorite holiday tip is to keep things in perspective. Things can get crazy but it's important to keep the things that are most important in focus.
Sleep as much as possible to feel refreshed for the days that go well into the night. 😉
Have fun, let the kids help, it doesn't have to be perfect, but the time spent together will be.
make a shopping list so you dont end up spending extra money
Cook some dishes day before
As a mother to a child with autism the holidays can be very overwhelming for my daughter and so I make lots of visual schedules to let her know what to expect or where we may be going. Past that nothing matters as long as she is happy.
Do your best to make and follow a to do list schedule it will help keep you sane.
Pace yourself during all the Christmas parties so that you don't over do it.
Keep the christmas lights up all year round, just dont plug them in until december! LOL!
Not the rush and enjoy the simple things in life
Make a two batches of cookies. Bake one and store the other one. Another one is bake two quiches, freeze one and bake the other. In case someone pops in unexpectedly, you have food always on hand. Love Christmas!
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Little gem !
Bedrooms/bathrooms are small but rooms are spotless. Staff could not have been more helpful and buffet breakfast was excellent. 5 mins from the train station and nice bright suburban area with restaurants and shops. Would definitely stay here again as it only takes 20 mins to Paris by train/metro.
So much fun for so little cash!
I was a student studying abroad in cambridge, england for the summer when we decided to make a quick trip to paris--that turned into a full week.
we stayed at one horrible hostel and decided to never go that route again but also we were broke and didnt couldnt afford a hilton...so we looked through lastminute and found the hotel wilson.
VERY CLEAN, AMAZING BREAKFAST, FABULOUS and HELPFUL staff. not even 5 minutes from the SNCF rail station, and located near amazing boulangeries and a grocery store and cafes.
--one downer--we were told to take the asnieres metro stop so if you DO stay here, take any line to Gare St Lazare and then take an SNCF train up to the next stop and it will be Asnieres. It took no time at all getting into the city and they don't check for tickets on SNCF trains. Staff helped us get to EuroDisney for the cheapest deal among other things.
Charming area, felt very safe. Its kind of noisy if you get a room that faces the street but its relatively cool in the hot July and the breakfast is absolutely AMAZING. You'll love it!
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An outstanding place to stay in a quiet suburb of Paris.
My wife and I hail from Texas, travel to Europe once a year, and stayed at the Hotel Wilson on an airline deal for a week in early November of 2005. This place is a travelers treasure, offering great service, value, and a friendly accomodating staff. The rooms are clean and much of the facility seems newly refurbished.
The facility is located about 5 minutes walk from the train terminal (exit clock side) down one of the most pleasant streets in the Paris area. At the end of a day spent battling the crowds on the Paris streets and metro stations returning to Asnieres and the Wilson was like coming home for the evening. A complimentary internet portal is provided in the lobby and the courtyard is an oasis of good landscape design. We'll be back.
Jim and Becky Johns
Very Good
Stayed here for 2 nights at the end of October 05 and was pretty impressed. I based my choice on some of the reviews here. Recently the lobby and breakfast room have been refurbished to a high standard (stripped floors, flat screen TV's etc.) with a nice garden terrace area to sit in as well. They also have free internet access and I read that the hotel is WiFi enabled) Breakfast was 7-10am and the usual continental affair but very good. Rooms seem to have had a bit of a redecorate with new curtains and bed spreads. Staff on the desk were fluent and friendly and there is a luggage room to use if you have a late flight. Check in is 3pm but we turned up at noon and our room was ready. Check out is noon. Double rooms were 75 euro but you can get better deals on the web. The room was a little small but then again most seem to be in Paris. Also, you don't go to Paris to stay in the hotel all day do you? They were clean with a TV (BBC Prime and CNN are the English speaking chanels) but my only complaint was that the walls were a little thin and we could hear the (wall mounted) TV next door early in the morning. Also, for disabled travelers there is a lift to all floors but it is very small. You may just get a wheelchair in it but nobody else.
It is not central but all the better for it. It is on a quiet side road just off the high street. Here there are shops, bars, McDonalds etc. a proper little nice suburb, and a 2 min walk to the railway station (SNCF) at Asnieres. It is 1 stop (5 min) to Gare St Lazare with many connections on the RER and Metro. If you are coming from Charles De Gaulles airport allow 1 - 1.5 hours transfer time. Best way we found was to get the RER line B (blue) from the airport to Gares du Nord then walk through the station to RER Magenta (Magenta) for one stop to Gare St Lazare, the walk up to the Iles De France SNCF platforms and catch a train to Asnieres.
Journey times to Paris centre (e g Opera) from the station near the hotel take about 15 mins if you meet all the connections but trains are frequent and run until at least 12.30 am.
We bought a Paris Visite rail ticket at the airport that gives unlimited public transport travel plus some attraction discounts. By buying at the airport you will need the full 5 Zones and for 3 days it cost 37 euro but it is well worth it as you will use the trains alot.
In all, I would seriously consider staying here again if I was in Paris.
Great hotel
My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Wilson for 2 nights and were very impressed with the hotel. Although the room was small it was very clean and was a brilliant base for our weekend.
The breakfast was excellent and the staff friendly and helpful. Excellent train links into Paris, what more can you ask for?
Great place to stay to explore Paris
The Hotel Wilson in Asnin�res is a fantastic place to stay to explore Paris. It's only about 3 minutes from the SNCF station in Asni�res, and from there it takes about 8 minutes to reach Paris Saint Lazare train station for connections to everywhere in Paris on the m�tro. The hotel staff is very friendly and welcoming and the rooms, although small, are inviting and perfectly adequate with all of the basic facilities that you need. There's a smart little breakfast room with a nice buffet breakfast (probably worthwhile taking) and a small (reasonably priced) bar. The town of Asnin�res itself is a good place to stay as it's so near to Paris, but it has it's own good selection of bars, restaurants, caf�s, shops etc. meaning you can easily spend the evening there. It takes a good hour and a half or so to reach the hotel from Paris CDG airport, and I'd recommend buying a 'Paris Visite' ticket which enables you to unlimited travel on the metro, bus, RER, local SNCF services within the Ile de France and the funicular in Montmartre, for 1,3,5 or 7 days. Buy it at the airport as soon as you arrive so as to make it really worthwhile. Overall, a great value for money hotel in a great location.
Very Small Rooms
We were at this hotel for 4 days summer 2005, the rooms was very small, and the bathroom only had a shower which has no curtin and the shower wasn't hung up it was very annoying. The bed was also very uncomfortable. The evening staff were more helpful than the day time staff and the location means that there is a train ride into the metro station. However it was clean but we wouldn't be staying here again.
Do Not Take Infants
after reading the reviews of this hotel we were happy with it, it sounded ok had a nice price :) and generally we were not let down
the hotel location for me was fine 2 mins from asnieres train station close to some shops and resteraunts
we stayed here for 4 nights , 1 night we had a fight outside our room (on the main road), 1 night some rowdys from the petite paradise down end of the road but overall no problems at all and i dont think something which happens on a regular basis.
the site we booked from (last minute) said the hotel were very happy to accomodate children and now i can confirm CHILDREN not INFANTS, there was no cots / cribs at the hotel, the lift was a little too small for our buggy and one day we randomly got told by a grumpy member of staff we could not take the buggy into the dining room for breakfast,
paris in general in my opinion is not suitable for wheelchairs / buggys
anyway all in all the place was ok, try and get a room away from the main road.
Great for the price!
For what you pay for this hotel is good. The rooms are quite small, literally a bed and an en suite with little room anywhere else, although checking the floorplan it seems that some are bigger than others.
My girlfriend and myself had quite one of the smaller rooms it seemed, and due to the size of the bathroom (and the peculiar design of French showers wherby it sits on the same level as the rest of the bathroom, with no shower curtain etc) the floor in there had to be mopped with a towel whenever anyone had showered.
However, we did recieve a very large double glazed window (though the binmen did there best at about 4am everyday), a fairly comfortable but creaky bed, a tv, a skinny dressing mirror, a radio, ethernet connection, hairdryer, sort of work ledge and a very clean room.
The staff spoke more than enough English to direct us to places and offer advice. There was a nearby grocery store and supermarket, several restaurants, pizzerias all in a clean and safe (we had no trouble at all during our stay)
Breakfast was more expansive than I would have though and the dining room was modern and clean with a large plasma screen showing the news. The staff were very helpful and suggested places for us to go to. The station was less than 5 minutes walk away and the train to Gare St. Lazare was approxamtely 10-15minutes.
I believe for what we paid, our hotel was very good.
Great Hotel
My husband and I have just returned from a two night stay in the Wilson Hotel. The hotel although only rating two star far outweighed this rating.
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Although our room was small it was very clean and fresh with a nice bathroom.
The continental breakfast had a good variety.
The hotel was not in the centre of Paris but easily reached by train which only took about five minutes - a very regular service - costing 2 euros.
All in all a very pleasant hotel which my husband and I would recommend - and let me tell you we have had a few bad experiences.
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Mastering Kernel Modules with Caldera
You shouldn't have to read this article. The concept of Linux kernel modules is fairly simple. Unfortunately, information needed to compile, install and use modules is scattered over several HOWTOs, READMEs, and man pages. Plus, the files which need to be modified are in several obscure directories.
I finally wrote this cookbook approach to get myself, and you, started. Once you are up and running with modules, you can dig into the details later. I tested this material on an X86 processor running Caldera Open Linux 1.1, which is close to Red Hat 4.2. Your mileage with other processors and distributions may vary.
Why use modules? They let you compile a small, fast kernel, then install and remove device drivers on demand. Without modules, the Linux kernel could become bloated and resemble a certain commercial OS.
First, I recommend you compile a base kernel including all essential capabilities for your system without modules. I know this sounds like we are going backwards, but you don't want to lose the ability to boot up because you messed up your modules. The README in /usr/src/linux is your guide, but basically you execute the command:
make mrproper; make xconfig
(or menuconfig or config) to include all needed capabilities, then run:
make dep; make clean; make zImageSave your kernel configuration to a file named kernelconf.base, in case you need to recompile. The xconfig menu prompts you to save and load configuration files. If you use menuconfig or config, the current configuration is in the file /usr/src/linux/.config; copy that file to kernelconf.base. If you configured too big a kernel, final compilation will fail. If this happens, execute make bzImage instead of zImage. Your compiled kernel will be in the directory /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot.
You might have made a mistake in compiling your base kernel, so don't throw away your old one. If you are running LILO, rename your new kernel to zImage.base and copy it to the location of your current kernel, usually / or /boot. Add a section to /etc/lilo.conf that lets you select either your default or base kernel on bootup. My lilo.conf is shown in Listing 1, minus some comment lines.
The important addition to lilo.conf is the last section (#base kernel) which tells LILO about your new kernel. Also, be sure lilo.conf has prompt and timeout lines. Now execute lilo and then reboot. LILO will pause, giving the prompt boot:. If you hit TAB, you will be given the choices linux and base. Enter base and your new kernel will boot. You may get complaining messages about bad module dependencies, but if your base kernel is complete, that shouldn't bother you. If something goes wrong, reboot and enter linux (or just wait through the timeout interval) and your old kernel will boot. Make sure you have a working base kernel before proceeding. With this approach, you never burn your bridges (or kernel) behind you.
If you don't use LILO, make a boot floppy for your base kernel. To do this, insert a floppy and execute make zdisk, instead of zImage.
You are now ready to compile a kernel with modules tailored to your system. Execute the same commands as above, but when you execute xconfig or menuconfig, pick some features to compile as modules. I suggest you experiment first by picking nice-to-have, but not-necessary, modules to add to zImage.base. Good choices might be printer support or floppy support (unless you are booting from the floppy). Save your configuration as kernelconf.mod in case you need to go back. Also, write down which modules you are compiling. To know exactly which modules are compiled, I suggest you move or delete your old modules (if any). The Caldera release includes a lot of modules. They are in /lib/modules/2.0.29. I moved my old ones into subdirectories rather than deleting them, in case I needed to back up. If you are working with a different release of the kernel, instead of subdirectory 2.0.29 you will have a subdirectory corresponding to your release number.
After executing make zImage, run:
make modules; make modules_install
As before, go (using cd) to the directory containing zImage, rename it zImage.mod and move it to the directory where LILO will look for it. Put a new section at the bottom of lilo.conf to let you boot this kernel with the label modules. If you don't use LILO, make another zDisk.
Now, execute depmod -a. This creates /lib/modules/2.0.29/modules.dep, needed by module utilities. Next, execute the following:
modprobe -c | grep -v '^path' > /etc/conf.modules
This command sets up another file needed by the module utilities.
Now reboot, choosing label modules at the boot prompt. Next, move to the /etc/modules/2.0.29 directory. It should contain a file with a very long name like the following:
#1 Tue Feb 11 20:36:48 MET 1997.default
This file is read at boot time by /etc/rc.d/rc.modules. [Debian and Red Hat use /etc/modules—Ed.] It contains a list of the default modules loaded when the kernel boots. You need to change both the name and the contents. Fixing the name is the hard part. In directory /etc/modules/2.0.29, execute the commands:
FILE=`uname -v`.default cp "#1 Tue"* "$FILE"This magic creates a file with the name that rc.modules will look for on bootup. The name is based on the time the kernel was compiled. If you recompile the kernel, you must repeat the magic.
Edit this file to contain just the modules you want loaded at bootup. For example, it might contain the lines
floppy lp
which would load the floppy and printer modules, assuming you compiled them as modules. To get your editor to accept this file, you may need to put quotes around the name.
To load a module manually, execute insmod with your module name as argument. To remove it, execute rmmod with your module name as argument. To tell which modules are currently loaded, execute lsmod.
The best toy is kerneld; it automatically loads and unloads modules as needed. Assume you have compiled the floppy driver as a module. Check whether it is loaded by executing lsmod. If it is, remove it by executing rmmod floppy. Then execute kerneld. Now execute mount /mnt/floppy (or whatever mounts your floppy). Magically, kerneld installs the floppy module when needed. It will also uninstall modules which haven't been used for a while, keeping your kernel lean and mean.
You now know enough to experiment with modules without crashing your kernel on bootup. Read the Module mini-HOWTO, the kerneld mini-HOWTO, and the man pages for the utilities to become a real expert. Happy moduling!
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I haven't experienced razor bumps on my bikini area since i purchased this! It works the best in combination with the Air Shave Gel, but is even great alone!
Posted by Kendra on 11th Nov 2013
I have had problems with razor burn, most especially on my bikini line and lower legs, for years! I began using this product and have not had ANY razor burn since! It's a wonderful product.