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A swish brasserie in Theatreland offering Bombay café-style food at easy-to-love prices.

A swish Bombay brasserie in the style of the old post-colonial 'Irani cafés' of Bombay, Dishoom is filled with retro design features: whirring ceiling fans, low-level lighting and walls adorned with vintage Indian magazine advertising. The look is certainly distinctive, but the effect can be so slick when compared to the real thing that the venue can feel rather soulless and corporate. This doesn’t stop the design-conscious and Indophile thronging here through the day, from breakfast (for sausage nan rolls with chilli jam) to dinner (for the stir-fries and tandoori grills).

The main attraction though is the menu, loosely styled on Irani café food with birianis, bhel (crunchy puffed rice with tangy tamarind chutney) and even pau bhaji (toasted white bread rolls with a spicy vegetable stew as a filling). Our black dal was exemplary, and the lamb biriani suitably moist. We particuarly like the endlessly refilled house chai (Indian-style tea), but the other drinks are interesting too – excellent lassi concoctions, good wines by the glass, even  the soft drinks Limca and Thums Up in glass bottles imported from Mumbai.

Queues are common in the evening (bookings are taken for breakfast and lunch, but only for groups at dinner), though the basement bar helps make the wait more than bearable.

Venue name: Dishoom
Address: 12 Upper St Martin's Lane
Opening hours: Meals served 8am-11pm Mon-Thur; 8am-midnight Fri; 9am-midnight Sat; 9am-11pm Sun
Transport: Tube: Leicester Square or Covent Garden tube
Price: Main courses £1.70-£11.50
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I've lost count of the number of times I've eaten at Dishoom. People complain about the queues, but there's a reason so many are prepared to wait in line to get into this place: the food is stunning, the atmosphere is fun, and it's one of the best places to go for breakfast, lunch or dinner in London without spending a fortune.

The bacon naan roll is the restaurant's most raved about dish – with good reason. It's a genius interpretation of the traditional bacon sarnie, and if you're anything like me you'll want to recreate it at home. Here's how I did just that...

  • For the naan bread, I turned to Rick Stein – the crucial ingredient here is yoghurt, which ensures a chewy texture. You can read more about his method and others here ( Alternatively, chipatis, rotis, parathas or just plain old flat breads would work.
  • Dishoom add chilli jam to their rolls. I used a very simple Jamie Oliver tomato chutney recipe instead, adding a bit more chilli for extra oomph. It's so easy – just whop everything in a pan for 40 minutes and then it's done, basically. (
  • If you can, buy your bacon from the Ginger Pig – that's where Dishoom get theirs. Failing this, just buy the thickest stuff you can find.
  • Finally, garnish the lot with coriander (crucial) and thinly sliced onion (not so crucial).

It's so easy to make your own bacon naan roll, but nothing beats the original. Make sure you join the queue one morning to find out why it's so great.

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Excellent food, enjoyed the lamb biryani and spicy lamb chops,, will visit again..

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I enjoyed a lot the brunch I had with my girlfriend. A bit crowded times.

Prash M
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Just awesome. Perfect for very occasion. I took my (Indian) mother there who loved every bite and can’t wait to go back. When someone who has been cooking Indian food for 40 years enjoys your food that much; you know you’re onto a winner. The hosting staff are also exceptional. Enjoy!

Liz G

Ok so I HATE queueing for a restaurant or bar and think places that don't have a reservation system are not worth my time... until I went to Dishoom. This is the only place that the queue (friends bullied me into going) was worth the wait! Service was attentive but relaxed, staff were lovely and the food was simply awesome! Three of us ordered a mixture of dishes and we were not disappointed - the black daal was to die for (and normally avoid veggie dishes!) and all of the meats we had were succulent and tender! Spices were flavoursome without being overpowering too.

Highly recommend but still doesn't get a 5 star rating just because I really do hate to queue!

Misha M.

Woah! Where do I start? I absolutely love this place - the food, the drinks and the atmosphere. The only unfavorable thing is the queue but you can make reservations now. I've been there many times for breakfast and dinner, all tasty! You can get their house special chai tea with your breaky to wake you up, highly recommended! For dinner, I especially love(d) their chicken rice biryani, pau baji (I think that's the name), curry dishes, and grilled prawns. Heck, I love everything about it but those are what I remember. As for cocktails, I love(d) their chaijito, it's mojito but they add a little twist to it. Enjoy!

Tips: you can make a reservation online for party with more than 8 people now.

T. W.

I was lucky and was able to book a table. Although our visit was before 18:30hrs and you can book tables sometimes! I do think the whole fashionable 'we don't accept bookings' approach really is just a frustrating marketing ploy. Charge a bit more, take a deposit and allow us to book tables for crying out loud! The queues are just nuts and truly it's not worth the effort. Good but not that good. Just pray for another Tube strike and head into central London and you'll be certain to get a table! So TFL is really your best chance of getting a table without a 40 minute wait in the cold and damp!

Sarah G

This was my first visit to this branch of Dishoom. I have been to the Kings Cross one several times. This branch isn't as grand or unusual. The food is every bit as lovely and I stuffed myself silly - such that I couldn't eat for the rest of the day. I felt the service was a bit careless though and could be improved.

sally m

Fantastic place - one of our favourites. The ruby chicken is wonderful and the house dahl to die for. Definitely recommend. Cool atmosphere

Tara M

At some point I will go through my bank statements and will see that the money I have spent in Dishoom when totalled together could probably have given me a deposit on a flat.

Will I regret it? Absolutely not.
Yes, there are queues. Personally? My favourite thing about Dishoom is the breakfast and so you're able to book. You can breeze in and out and never have to wait in line.
If you're bored of smashed avocado then come here where there is not an avocado in sight. My personal favourites are the keema per edu, kejriwal and of course, the big bombay. The bacon naan is absolutely delicious but these three dishes are just really different to anything else you will find and exceptionally tasty.
When you consider that these dishes all come up under £10, you can have breakfast, a freshly squeezed orange juice and a coffee and still have change from £15. Bargainous!
The staff are amazing and honestly? Believe the hype.

Everyone I know loves this place and too be honest it is really nice but just not for me. I have been here a number of times and the food is good quality but I find the portions small and not worth the price. The food is a huge arrange of flavours and exciting if you eat anything but, for me, it's too much spice and overwhelming flavours. That is just my opinion on the food. The service is average, if you get the chai it's bottomless but it takes very long to get your refills. All I can say is try it once; either you'll love it or not see the fuss like me.

Be warned, long queues are expected. Bring friends who tell good stories to pass the time.

Now that's out of the way, you are ushered into rooms full of aromas that remind you why you stayed in the cold for an hour outside. For your sake, I hope you are here with friends that are open to sharing food, with similar palates. Recommend trying a variety of dishes, from salads to grills, even the bowl of yogurt was amazing to go with the lamb, biryani, or nan.

The atmosphere is slightly more rowdy than we'd liked, but without interrupting our conversation. Basically if you like Indian food, and wouldn't mind waiting, then it won't disappoint.

Sharon A

Good atmosphere, good food. If queueing is not your thing then you can book for lunch through to early evening.

Jonathan S

Dishoom offers high-quality, authentic Indian street food at very reasonable (for London) prices. Service was also particularly attentive and welcoming, to a degree not often found at this price range.

Ian S

Just the nicest indian food, nothing fancy just big flavours served in a cool vibrant environment.

Emily W

I can't believe I have only just visited Dishoom! I have heard people raving about it for months and months and I finally paid the restaurant a visit last weekend. Queue really wasn't as bad as people make out, the time went pretty quickly and we were kept warm with little cups of  hot chai. The restaurant itself is very stylish, and they have paid particular attention to detail with little touches such as incense sticks dotted around.  The waiter was very friendly, accommodating and equipped with the most on-point knowledge of the menu. We warmed things up with a glass of prosecco which was actually given to us free (as it was my birthday) followed by okra fries and veggie samosas! Okra fries were too.die.for. You get a little array of sauces varying in spice too which are perfect for dipping and drizzling accordingly. We then moved onto Masala prawns which were huge and meaty, tikka chicken, rice and garlic naan and then a side of yoghurt and cucumber to cushion the spiciness of the chicken (it was pretty hot!). We also feasted on their black dahl which is one of their signature dishes- not to be missed. Were absolutely stuffed but were given a FREE pud which was a deilish pineapple crumble with cinammony custard. Food was absolute top notch 10/10.

Lynn J

Love it, just wish the queue to get in wasn't so long, but it's worth the wait

Olenka D

I've eaten in all of the Dishoom cafes, but we're regulars at the Kings Cross branch. Anita is the most incredible waitress and we had a brilliant time last time we dined. In general, the food is wonderful and so is the atmosphere. If you're a first timer, order the 24 hour slow cook black dahl, the chicken ruby and the roomali roti. If you're heading for breakfast, the bacon naan really lives up to all the hype - genius creation. Thanks Dishoom for bringing so much joy to our lives.

Stephanie C

I came here for brunch on Saturday and we booked well in advance as I have seen the queues to try and get into this place. There were 6 of us with two being from Indian heritage. I was surprised to hear them say 'this is the closest thing to Delhi food we can get in London'. That set the scene!

My other friend is in the food industry and really wanted to quiz Dishoom as a company and boy I was really taken aback by the waiter. He knew everything about the business from the strategy to the owners. He had been there for 2 years plus so clearly didnt fit the standard Eastern European taking any job he could find. He was also very knowledgeable about the menu and how the food / drink is made. Really insightful (Dishoom is coming to Edinburgh in November). Its so hard nowadays to find a person who is passionate about their job and company.

We asked for bits of the menu to be changed and what could have been complex with allergies and dislikes was so easily accommodated for us.

The food itself was very tasty but I really recommend this isnt for the weak stomaches. Come hungry and come prepared as some of the meals are scrummy but heavy like keema meat with chicken liver.

Although not advertised the chai (very yummy signature drink made with cinnamon, full fat milk, ginger and other chai spices) is bottomless so quite well priced for £2.50.

My other top tip is you cannot book if you have less than 6 of you in a party so to save yourself the long queues.... get 6 pals together and enjoy. Also dont be late! We were late by 7 minutes and I already had a voicemail. Naughty me!

Carly-Ann Clements
Staff Writer

I've been a big fan of Dishoom for years and I would give it five stars except it's so popular now, you almost lose your appetite by the time you're seated! Despite the sometimes 1.5 hour wait, the food is worth queuing and being shepherded around the venue. Particular favourite are the gunpowder potatoes, ruby murray and the cheese naan. It's the place we take visitors to London and my mum and dad, it's a winner every time.

julio bruno

Great decor, good quality. Coffee served in a glass. Colonial times in center London. The place is always full, so get a reservation. Indian take on some traditional dishes. Location is superb.

Rose L

Amazing food and very cool atmosphere. Great if you fancy something a bit different. The lassis are delicious and look beautiful! Frustrating you can't book as there is always a very long wait but appreciate the hot chai served in the queue. Reasonably priced but it isn't cheap.

Katie N

The most authentic chai tea outside of India and the most incredible Indian spiced calamari. This is a must-try London restaurant, but make sure you get there early otherwise they'll be a long wait for a table. They do however keep you entertained and appeased with chai tea samplers or if you're lucky sherry.

Honestly... You don't know what you're missing!!

Dishoom has to be the best location for Indian food.... Flavoursome and incredibly affordable!!

The decor inside is warm and inviting..especially if you're seated in the courtyard. Under £15 per person and you're walking away with a heavenly food coma!

Defo grab some of the garlic naan too! Deeeeelish

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Simply the tastiest, interesting start you could have to your morning I liked it so much I returned the following day!. Egg and bacon naan with beans on the side does it for me. Friendly team, efficient service and top notch food all served up in a convivial atmosphere - what's not to love bout this place!?

Staff Writer

I have eaten at Dishoom for the first time for breakfast and it was a great start of the day! The menu offers different style of eggs and fired bread, I chose the Kejriwal eggs and it was an explosion of flavours in my place! the service was good and the staff really friendly. I am definitely going back to try their lunch and diner menu! This is a great value for great food and it wont break your bank!

Samantha H

There is always a queue but that is because Dishoom is always fantastic! You are offered Chai tea whilst waiting and even the occasional shot of sherry when it is cold to help the time go by.  We were told the wait would be about 1 hour 20, within 45 mins we were sat in the bar and 15 minutes later (after some bar snacks and wine) we were shown to our table.  The staff working on the door are friendly and sympathetic with customers waiting, which makes a big difference!  The food is always amazing.  If they sold the bacon naan all day long I would be a very happy (but probably fatter!) girl. We shared a few starters and then a mix of mains also.  The portions are decent, you probably need one side with each main dish but no need to order more than that unless you are starving!  The staff were very attentive, kept the water and chutneys topped up throughout the meal.  The icing on the cake was that a full meal and drinks for 3 (and we probably over ordered a bit at there were things left over) came to £100.  A bargain for a good meal, atmosphere and service in London!

Kai M

Love Indian food,, then you must visit Dishoom,  excellent food,, must try their Chicken Berry Britannia its the Biryani,,   Chicken Ruby with Rumali Roti, and Okra Fry ... excellent.. Remember to book a table in advance or you might end-up waiting in a Queue for long time...its so popular..

I was intrigued about the hype and didn't know how I felt about spicing up my breakfast until I actually ate here. Gone are the days when a standard bacon sandwich made the cut, the bacon and egg naan is nothing short of an absolute delight. I would continue to write more but I think I am going to go and queue at Dishoom to buy one of these so just do yourself a favour and go and try it!

After walking past on numerous occasions and there is always a queue, I thought it best to see what all the fuss was about myself.  Well it was good but not very wow for me.  Perhaps that was more due to what I ordered - chicken briyani - it was a bit too dry for my liking.  Given all the comments about the bacon roll for breakfast, I might just have to try again and see if it really is all it's cracked out to be!

Chandra Sriram

This chain is an affront to food. I won't even deign to call it bad Indian food. Truly terrible, stay away unless you like poor, imbalanced spicing and a mixture of grease and sogginess. The only reason I haven't given this place zero stars is that the minimum on the system is one.

Abi Dixon

Ate here for a friends birthday dinner, we had booked a table which got delayed slightly, it wasn’t too much of a concern as we were able to get a drink at the bar. There was a queue out the door on a Tuesday night! So we already had high expectations.

When our table was ready we were seating by the friendly staff in a quieter area which was nice considering we were quite a large group. The waiter explained the menu to us, as we had not eaten at Dishoom before. We all chose a variety of dishes and shared, as recommended by the waiter. The food was absolutely amazing, from the chili prawns, to lamb biryani and the gunpowder potatoes, keema pau, and paneer roll sides, not one complaint. For desert we had Espresso Martini’s which I would also highly recommend!

Best restaurant breakfast I've ever had. The unlimited chai lattes was the icing on the cake too.

The food is quiet nice and it is not too price but not cheap either. This is an Indian restaurant the food is close to what you can get in Indian. During theatre time in the evening it can get quiet crowded and may have to wait before getting a table. The interior decor is like the 90s Bombay style (now called Mumbai)

Richard N

Long queue, but totally worth it. This is where you want to be if you want quality Bombay food. Serves up great chai tea lattes too, so remember to order one!

Jane G.

I've been to the Kings Cross and Covent Garden Dishoom many times. You can probably find my reviews here ranting about how fabulous they are. BUT.... Yesterday I tried the newest Dishoom on Carnaby Street. What an idea location loved that it was hidden away behind Libertys and Hamleys, but I didn't care for the look of it when I walked up to it. It didn't look like I was going to step back into time into a Bombay cafe. It only got worse. Because the website has not been updated to include this branch, there was no way to reserve, so I wrote to the reservation email and was assured no problem, reservation made. When I arrived on the crisp Sunday morning at 9am, I was greeted by confused faces, no reservation and rather than making me feel welcome I felt my word was being questioned and found myself trying to prove it with the email I had received. All the while they are telling me there are plenty of tables no problem, still making me feel unwelcome. The restaurant decor is horrible, nothing like the warming welcome feeling I get at the other two. I felt like I walked into a tiki bar, not a Bombay cafe. I hated it immediately and wished I had booked Covent Garden. Now for the worst part, the food and service. I was nicely greeted by my server who joked with me about the cold and offered to get me a chai, that was almost the last time I ever saw him. He took our order, we never got a refill of water, and the unlimited chai seemed limited to 2. The food. Omg it was horrible. My date and I ordered the same thing we always order so it wasn't like I wouldn't know the food was disgusting. Both our meals were cold and mine looked oily. But we started eating them, about half way into mine I found that my eggs weren't cooked, which made me feel queasy. I had to get up to chase the waiter who apologised at the sight and took both meals away to be replaced. Two new ones appeared, both piping hot. Again mine was so oily I had to soak it up with a napkin. Never have I done that and any of the numerous breakfasts before. There was something about the sausage that didn't taste right. And we both ended up leaving most of the food to be taken away.

A manager came to speak to me and apologised, but again I'm used to amazing customer service from Dishoom, where here again I felt as if somehow this was all my fault. There were senior chefs helping the newbies she told me. She offered to remove my breakfast from the bill which was nice but my date didn't eat hers at all. So I ended up paying £16 for two glasses of unlimited chai that was limited to 2 cups and a queasy tummy. I will not be going back to Carnaby any time soon. (Ever)

The bacon & egg nan roll and Akuri from the breakfast menu are top notch. But the Awadhi Lamb Biriyani from the main menu was dry, slightly chalky and seriously over spiced. A small ladleful slapped into a cardboard box with nothing else, a small salad or sauce on the side would’ve made the price a little more worthwhile. Disappointing especially as the breakfast was so good.

Chesca R

The food is very tasty indeed but I have spent too many hours of my life queuing to get in as they don't take bookings, that said they do take bookings for tables of over 6 so make a date with friends and get a table. A new Dishoom is opening in Soho soon so fingers crossed it will help spread the love.

The breakfast choices are a great hybrid of Indian and British and make a great combination. I can never decide on one course so I tend to get a selection of small dishes and sides my favourite ones are the black house daal smokey and creamy, the gunpowder potatoes, keema pau, and paneer roll.

Joanna B

Apart from the excellent food, the pictures on all the walls and the displays in the loo take me right back to my childhood in Bombay in the 50s and 60s. Fantastic atmosphere but don't go wanting an intimate whisper; it is upbeat from the noise of happy diners chatting loudly.

Sarah J Peach

If they only served their bacon and egg naan rolls an not even one other dish, they would still be one of the best restaurants in the city, probably the world.  There is nothing better than that egg and bacon roll, but the quick and friendly service for my take-out at 945 needing a 10am start at my place of work, the easy on the purse price of £6.50 and the fact it was busy as you like with bookings for breakfast tables, just adds to the perfection.

Queues to get in can get ridiculous, but if you're lucky enough to be there at 2 pm on a weekday you might as well just be seated. The paneer tikka is delicious. The bacon naan roll is really tasty. Even if you wait it is well worth it.

Dishoom is exceedingly popular - and for good reason. The decor is relaxed yet special, the cocktail menu is superb, and the food is a blend of improvements on loved classics, with something entirely new. And the best part - it's reasonable! My advice is - get in line early, or if there's a party of 6+ you can book in advance (but you'll be booking quite a way in advance...) Oh - and try the house black daal.

Kiki Yar

I have been to this please 2 times 1st time for lunch and 2nd time for breakfast.

Very interesting is my breakfast where i have tried Sausage Naan Roll.. Loved it and its unique combination in India cuisine.

I will visit again for Breakfast to try Bacon Nann as Alex suggested below. I recommend this place.

Supperb street style food. Ordering is part of the fun as the very knowledgeable staff are always keen to talk about the food. Almost always full so good to book ahead.

Ros A

5 stars all the way from me for Dishoom. It's won numerous awards over the last year or two, and with good reason. Yes you'll have to queue (unless you're a group of 10 or more, in which case, ring ahead in plenty of time and book), or get down there nice and early (or nice and late, of course).

Food here is fabulous, everything that came to our table I was impressed with. It's Indian street food at its finest - and without a hefty price tag on it, you can't beat Dishoom right now.

Alexi D
Staff Writer

If you are one of the people who spends hours rooted to the St Martin' Lane pavement, desperately waiting for a sniff of tikka you are either a professional queuer, a low-level masochist or a bit of a penis. Dishoom is ALL about breakfast. On a weekday morning, the dining room's a hushed, half-empty oasis of tranquility: relaxing, lovely and soothing. Until you slug back a fiery chai, squawk in delight and start punching the air in glee as you tuck into their meaty, smoky bacon naan: the single greatest thing to have ever happened to bacons, naans, or Londoners' mouths pre-10am. Best. Breakfast. Ever. (Now stop waiting on the pavement and do one of the million more fun things to do in this city, yeah?)

Sean J

Considering my lifestyle, I eat out every day and what I have realised is that this is possibly one of the most overrated restaurants of all time... I was actually quite excited to visit and did so on two occasions. Once with my family and once again for a friends party. The first time I realised it was style over substance and the curry and rice were not authentic and the portions were super stingy. I suppose as an Asian we can tell withing a few seconds of putting somehting in our mouth if it is going to be worth it. Stingy portions for the price makes me wonder why it is considered a "Cheap Eat" by timeout. I think they have the branding and locations in Covent Garden and Shoreditch on point, but sadly nothing can make up for the over styled dishes which lack the two basic things one is looking for... Taste above all and Portion for Price...

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A new multi-university doctoral training scheme is set to create one of the UK’s largest cohorts of PhD students.

Thirteen University Alliance universities will each commit funding for two PhD students a year as part of the Doctoral Training Alliance initiative, which will begin in October.

The scheme is likely to be seen as a response by post-92 universities to the increased funding of PhD students in doctoral training centres, which critics say has concentrated opportunities in a small number of research-intensive institutions.

Under the University Alliance scheme, the first fully funded PhD scholarships – each worth about £18,000 a year in total – will be offered to those studying applied biosciences for health.

However, the group will consider setting up other training alliances in coming years, possibly in arts and design and in sports exercise science.

The nationwide doctoral training scheme, launched in London on 24 September, is the largest multi-partner initiative of its kind. Its health sciences cohort is set to have 78 students within three years.

On the programme, which closely follows the doctoral training centre model supported by research councils, PhD students will undertake an autumn induction at Coventry University, followed by further skills training the following summer.

Doctoral supervisors will also attend the events, which are designed to encourage networking and peer-to-peer learning.

Maddalaine Ansell, chief executive of the University Alliance, said she hoped that research councils would be persuaded to contribute towards the initiative if it proves to be effective.

“We hope we can show to the research councils that our institutions have strengths and that, working together, they can create the critical mass required for effective doctoral training,” she said.

“It would not be very good if people could only do doctoral training in research-intensive universities because it may be more convenient for them [to study locally], and it’s known that having students progressing through university to PhD is good for the student experience,” she added.

The new PhD opportunities in applied biosciences for health would also benefit industry, as there is a relative lack of doctoral provision in the area, Ms Ansell continued.

University Alliance institutions were among the strongest in this discipline, according to the results of last year’s research excellence framework, she pointed out.

Paul Harrison, pro vice-chancellor for research and innovation at Sheffield Hallam University and the national director of the Doctoral Training Alliance, said that the training model would encourage PhD students to exchange ideas and support each other.

“The PhD is often seen as a very lonely way to study,” Professor Harrison said. But he added that “every student on the scheme will come together for summer schools and postgraduate conferences to discuss their project plans and discuss how they are going”. The networking opportunities would also benefit PhD supervisors, he said.

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It’s important not to assume automatically your baby has colic—have her checked out by a doctor. Nieman recommends keeping a journal of symptoms before going to the doctor. “When does the crying happen? What does your baby do? Pull up her legs? Vomit? The history is very important. Go prepared so the doctor can do a thorough exam to make sure it’s not an allergy or something else.”

There’s speculation over what causes colic, such as sensitive temperaments and immature nervous systems, but no firm answers. What soothes one baby can irritate another. If you’re breastfeeding, changing your diet—especially eliminating dairy and gluten—can help, and Nieman recommends baby probiotic drops. A 2010 trial reported in the journal Pediatrics showed a decrease in crying in breastfed colicky babies given doses of the probiotic Lactobacillus reuteri.

The only advice Murphy’s doctor offered was to wait it out, so she researched solutions on her own, trying over-the-counter remedies like gripe water and gas-relief drops. Nothing worked consistently for Colton’s episodes. When Colton was calm, she used her fingertips to massage in an upside-down horseshoe shape about an inch above his belly (a technique suggested for colicky babies). It sometimes helped, and it was also good bonding time with her son.

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Symptoms of colic can mask other medical issues. When Hannah was still crying a lot at five months, Brophy pushed for a second opinion and Hannah was eventually diagnosed with a milk allergy. “We lived with ‘colic’ for a long time, and it’s such a frustrating diagnosis because you feel so helpless. We only discovered the milk allergy because we fought for answers.”

Above all, don’t be afraid to take a breather. Constant crying is not only hard on the baby, but also on you. “The intensity of the baby crying is equivalent to the sound of a lawn mower,” says Nieman. “Ask for help so you can take a little time away. I’m also a firm believer in the value of eating well and getting regular exercise to de-stress and give you back that mental edge.”

“It’s all really hard,” says Murphy. “But remember that you’re doing the best you can. Lean on your partner, if you have one. You’re going to need support to get through this.”

Expert tip: While there are few scientific studies about the efficacy of chiropractics on colic, the anecdotal evidence from parents who go this route is resoundingly positive. “Make sure the chiropractor is experienced and familiar with babies,” cautions Calgary paediatrician Peter Nieman. “Only very gentle manipulation is needed.”

A version of this article appeared in our April 2014 issue with the headline “Could it be colic?” p. 48.


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The Top Gear car review:Mercedes-Benz C-Class

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Confident effort, free from old-school Stuttgart smugness, but not trying to ape the 3-series either.

Comfort, solidity, dynamic consistency, easy to use tech

Affordable if you're canny, but not cheap

What is it?

An all-new iteration of the Stuttgart staple. Formerly, the Mercedes C-Class looked a bit conservative, but aimed (and didn’t quite succeed) in matching the way a 3-Series drives. The new one is styled more elegantly, but feels aimed less at hooning about and more at proceeding in great comfort, safety and refinement. Tech includes optional adaptively damped air suspension, a first among its rivals. It feels like a smaller Merc S-Class, and that’s a very good thing.

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Dwayne Johnson: Tom Cruise Beat Me To Jack Reacher Role

The casting of Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher in 2012 raised more than a few eyebrows. The movie that was based on Lee Child's 2005 novel One Shot intended to have a man of approximately 6ft 5 in stature in the lead role. Therefore flying in the face of the Scientologist's modest frame of 5ft 7.

As Dwayne Johnson was quizzed by a fan on Twitter about rumors linking him to the role, he admitted that his peer beat him out on that count.

“Yup, luv the character," he replied. "Bout 10yrs ago I went after the role, but (Tom) Cruise got it. Was great motivation for me to always stay hungry.”

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As the cast of The Fate of Furious hit the media circuit, details have emerged about a split between two of the draw cards in Vin Diesel and The Rock. The former was first to go public earlier in the week.

"I don't think the world really knows how close we are, in a weird way," he said. "I think some things may be blown out of proportion. I don't think that was his intention. I know he appreciates how much I work this franchise. In my house, he's Uncle Dwayne."

Wanting to put forward his rationale behind the butting of heads, he explained that as an actor and producer, the buck had to stop with him.

"I protect the franchise. I protect everybody including Dwayne. I protected Dwayne more than he'll ever know. And it doesn't matter. He doesn't have to know. But he appreciates it. He knows it. Dwayne has only got one Vin in his life. Dwayne Johnson only has one big brother in this film world and that's me."

It was then Johnson's turn to give his state of events. Simply saying that two personalities such as themselves are not always going to get along.

"Just like in life, you have different philosophies and people have different fundamental philosophies on how you do things. And again, the most important thing is just the movie."

Dwayne Gets Silly With Jimmy In La La Land

Having some fun with his late night talk show host friend, Johnson appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to promote The Fate of the Furious. But rather than stick to the usual table and couch routine, the pair decided to have a bit of fun with their celebrity status as they ventured out to Universal Studios in Los Angeles kitted out inside their own mascot uniforms.

Photobombing some unsuspecting theme park attendees, the entertainers twerked, dabbed and laughed their way through the afternoon in LA. It would be right towards the end when one diehard fan could not hold the emotion in when The Rock revealed himself, showcasing his tattoo of the man on his leg.

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21 Inspiring Quotes & Thoughts On Mobile Learning

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Mobile is the future of workplace learning. It is not just a statement, but something I believe in. There are many a thinkers in the domain that I follow, learn, and get inspired from. Below is a presentation with a compilation of 21 most inspiring quotes and thoughts that apply to mobile learning, by some of these thinkers. The quotes and thoughts are also listed in the copy below allowing an individual quote / thought to be shared.

21 Inspiring Quotes & Thoughts On Mobile Learning

“You can't teach people everything they need to know. The best you can do is position them where they can find what they need to know when they need to know it.

Seymour Papert (Tweet this quote)

  • “Mobile phones are misnamed. They should be called gateways to human knowledge."

Ray Kurzweil (Tweet this quote)

  • “Technology is enabling our need to be mobile. We want to ensure that Learning matches our Lifestyle.”

Tony Bingham (Tweet this quote)

  • “…. the thing is "mobile sets Learning Free" and we can now learn virtually anything, anywhere and anytime and that's amazing.”

RJ Jacquez (Tweet this quote)

  • “The phrase 'mobile learning' portrays it as a version of learning, the mobile version. It ignores the transformative effect of mobility on the nature of learning and of learners and on the wider society; it might be easier to see not as the mobile bit of learning but the learning bit of mobile and mobile is the defining characteristic of our societies. 'Mobile learning' seems too often preoccupied with enhancing the existing curriculum for the existing institutions and their professionals and maybe extending the reach of the existing education system.”

Prof. John Traxler (Tweet this quote)

  • "mLearning is not elearning on a mobile device.”

John Feser (Tweet this quote)

  • “M-learning is the intersection of mobile computing and e-learning, that includes anytime, anywhere resources; strong search capabilities; rich interaction; powerful support for effective learning; and performance-based assessment.”

Clark Quinn (Tweet this quote)

  • “MLearning has vastly more potential than eLearning. Modern mobile devices are highly sophisticated and easy to learn and use technological appliances that make it practical for virtually anyone to perform old tasks or learn new ones using one physical device in a multitude of ways. Mobile is a Swiss Army Knife of functionality in a device that fits in every pocket or purse.”

Robert Gadd (Tweet this quote)

  • "Think outside the course."

 Judy Brown (Tweet this quote)

  • “Most work based mLearning happens in stolen moments, which is why a smooth blend between learning, performance support & productivity tool is so key.”

Geoff Stead (Tweet this quote)

  • “Pervasive Learning – learning at the speed of need through formal, informal, and social modalities.”

Don Pontefract (Tweet this quote)

  • “No longer is the L&D function ‘the place’ for learning; instead, the role of the L&D team is to facilitate and enable learning. L&D teams should build skills in performance consulting, gain expertise in new technologies including social and mobile, and work to cultivate strong learning cultures within their organizations.”

Bersin by Deloitte 2013 Corporate Learning Factbook (Tweet this quote)

  • "Humans more easily remember or learn items when they are studied a few times over a long period of time (spaced presentation), rather than studied repeatedly in a short period of time (massed presentation)."

Harmann Ebbinghaus (Tweet this quote)

  • “The students of the future will demand the learning support that is appropriate for their situation or context. Nothing more. Nothing less. And they want it at the moment the need arises. Not sooner. Not later. Mobiles will be a key technology to provide that learning support.”

Dr. Marcus Specht (Tweet this quote)

  • “Instructional designers need to run, not walk, away from classroom-thinking and get to the point of providing short, quick business focused learning points that are easily accessible when and where our learners need them. This means leveraging new technologies to deliver non-traditional instruction.”

Karl Kapp (Tweet this quote)

  • "Relax, the 'm' represents the backstage delivery technology. Learning and performance are still the big stars."

Donna Abernathy (Tweet this quote)

  • "The only sustainable competitive advantage is the ability to learn and apply the right stuff faster."

Wayne Hodgins (Tweet this quote)

  • “Timeliness, proximity, versatility – these are among the key measures of today’s high-impact learning organization, m-Learning plays a critical role in helping organizations meet the demands of these measures.”

David Mallon (Tweet this quote)

  • “I absolutely think we need to give people access to material where and when they need it. It’s imperative to have a mobile learning strategy and that’s even more important with emerging generations. But I’ll add that when I talk to my peers who are in global companies, nobody has one.”

Karl-Heinz Oehler (Tweet this quote)

  • “… the affordances of mobile technologies change our epistemology... what we know, how we know it, how we come to know, what we help others know, how we assess the worth and credibility of the known, what it is valuable to know for aesthetic, economic, cultural and any other reasons and who decides the worth of knowing...”

Prof. John Traxler (Tweet this quote)

  • “This ain’t no questions that indeed as much as i love my laptop that is not the way world is going to learn. They are going to learn on tablets and phones. Better be on board or miss the train.”

Jay Cross (Tweet this quote)

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These Bat Hangers Will Get You Hooked on Gotham's Vigilante

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Designer Veronika Paluchova has indulged the closet Batman nerds in a completely new way with her compact bat hangers.

Inspired by Gotham's vigilante, these coat hangers are definitely going to get fans even more hooked on the billionaire superhero. In the shape of Batman's greatest fear, these bat hangers can expand and contract just like the nocturnal mammals. The wings, which are made of black plastic, extend to become the 'shoulders' for the coats. Its compact size makes it easy to carry in backpacks or suitcases, giving the perfect excuse for Dark Knight fans to secretly stow one away in the office. The closet nerds shouldn't fear exposure to their secret indulgences since the folding wings will camouflage the bat's existence among the other coats.


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This Ralph Lauren Fashion Show Had a Holographic Projection on Water

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The Spring 2015 Polo Ralph Lauren fashion show was set up as an impressive 4D catwalk, where the images of models were projected onto a 60' water wall in Central Park. With the dynamic nature of the fashion show, the background morphed from a full harvest moon to a streetscape to the top of a lighthouse.

This blend of fashion and technology goes well above and beyond showing off the modernity of the garments in the Polo for Women Fall 2015 collection. Because the whole show was projected on a wall of water, it has a dreamy, ethereal quality that doesn't make it as harsh and the depictions of holographic technology that we often see in sci-fi movies and TV. What better way to kick off the launch of a new brand than with an innovative runway show to make it the most memorable of all the shows at Fashion Week?


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The 'You Are Your Words' Website Makes Pictures from Written Words

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The American Heritage Dictionary has created a beautiful way to relive special moments using a combination of both words and pictures on the 'You Are Your Words' site. This unique website is dedicated to adding the element of verbal expression to your photos. Simply upload a picture of yourself, write down whatever you feel like writing and the site will then transform your photograph into an amazing portrait using the words that you have written.

Different filters and colors can be chosen to make your photos even more special. You can link your photos to Facebook and other social networking sites, as well as submit them to the 'You Are Your Words' gallery. Or, you can even print them off and keep them as a souvenir of that memorialized moment.


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Our company is founded on a tradition of good service and we want to ensure that your order proceeds smoothly. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries at any stage.

Visiting The Store
 The Store & Parking
The store occupies almost 50,000 square feet so has a wonderful selection, including several exclusive and unusual ranges. Although the shop is a listed building, most areas are accessible by our lift and we are able to carry down furniture if required. Whilst visiting the store, you are welcome to use our customer car park, located at the side of the store.
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We are open Monday to Saturday 8:45 - 5:30. We are closed Sundays but open most Bank Holidays.

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We try to ensure that our prices are always competitive. In the unlikely event that you find the same product available at a cheaper price, with the same service conditions, we will endeavour to match or beat it.
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When purchasing an item in the store a deposit of at least 20% is required to process your order. The balance is due before the goods can be delivered and payment must be by cleared funds. This does not affect your statutory rights. Without prejudice to any other rights the company may at its sole discretion charge interest on overdue accounts at a rate of 2% per month or part thereof.

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We have 3 vans on the road most days, and offer FREE local delivery (for order value of over £100). Our vans deliver all over the country so please ask for a quote if you live further away. Much of our furniture is ordered specially for you from the supplier. Because of this the delivery time may vary. The Anticipated or Approximate Delivery date is our best estimate only. We cannot be held responsible for supplier delays. When your goods are ready for delivery to you we will contact you to arrange a suitable date. We regret we are unable to offer guaranteed delivery times, however, we will give you an approximate time slot. It is your responsibility to ensure there is adequate and safe access for delivery, especially of bulky items. If you are in any doubt about this our transport department can arrange inspection and assessment. Unattended delivery is at your risk.
We can store goods for up to 1 month after we receive them (or the Anticipated Delivery time if later). Thereafter the balance becomes payable and a storage charge will apply. We cannot store goods for more than 3 months.
For local customers we can take and recycle your old furniture for a small charge. Nothing is wasted and nothing ends up in landfill: Metal hinges and springs are recycled back into spring products, timber into MDF or wood shavings, foam is reused in carpet underlay or other insulation products and textiles are recycled into insulation products or briquettes for industrial heating and Refuse Derived Fuel. The packaging materials are also separated and recycled.
 Returns & Replacements
Please inspect the goods and advise us of any damages or shortages within 3 days of delivery. We do our best to get things right first time, but in the event of a problem we have an experienced customer service manager who can assess and repair most problems on site. We will not be obliged to take back or refund any goods where you have made errors in selection.
Should you choose to cancel your order this may mean the loss of your deposit if production has already started or if delivery to us cannot be stopped. Cancellation by phone should be confirmed in writing.
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This June, in honor of national hair obsession month, all of our hair care products are on sale!

– Buy 1 hair care product and save $2 instantly.

– Buy 2 hair care products and save $5 instantly.

– Buy 3 hair care products and save $8 instantly.

– Buy 3 hair care products the same day as receiving a hair service and save $12!

All services are performed by students under the supervision of licensed instructors. The Hair Obsession promotion is valid from June 1-30, 2017. Offer cannot be combined with other discounts, coupons or bonus bucks; except VIP20. Offer limited to in stock, full-size hair care products only. Our brands include Redken, Pureology, Baxter of California, Mizani, and Redken for Men. Selection of products may vary by campus. Sorry, no rain checks.

Additional Promotions

There’s never been a better time to try a Tricoci University student salon, spa or barbershop. All first-time guests are eligible to receive a FREE signature service – you just need to ask. What is a signature service? Any haircut (men’s, women’s or kids’), the signature facial, or the express barber chair facial*.

Feel like getting pampered? Additional services can be purchased for modest prices. Check out our menus here.

*Express barber chair facial is only available at select campuses.

Free Bottle of Nail Polish with Nail Service

Receive a free bottle of nail polish with any paid nail service. This offer is valid at all of our TUBC campuses. Enjoy!

$20 = 20% OFF every visit, every time; for 20 weeks. Guests that purchase a Preferred Guest Membership for $20 will receive an exclusive VIP-20 discount card. The preferred guest can then use their VIP-20 card to receive 20 % off everything for the next 20 weeks. The discount benefit will be applied to both services and retail products preferred guests purchase during any visit to any TUBC Campus.

Senior Citizen Discount Every Tuesday

We are pleased to help seniors save a little more at our student salons, spas and barbershops. We offer a 10% discount towards the entire purchase for those 65 years of age and older on Tuesdays. And, seniors can save even more on Tuesdays when they become a VIP20 member; saving another 20% off the subtotal of their purchase.


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Hi guys,

How's the fly fishing mid-late December? We are staying for 2 weeks in a condo on FMB and hub would love a day of fly fishing something interesting. What is around at that time of year?

Also, if we choose to do a day of deep sea fishing, what would we be after?

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30%-40% Chance of Rain

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I see that in the Orlando area for our upcoming vacation, www.intellicast.com is showing a 30-40% chance of rain for the days we'll be there...

From any of you Floridians, what does this sort of rain chance translate to in most cases? A passing rain / storm a time or two during the day or 20 minutes worth of rain a time or two each day or what? Just trying to gauge what we'll do if we get more rain than expected.

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There has been no rain here since Monday, hot hot hot, and according to the forecast here there is a slight chance of some rain.

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That means 60-70% chance it won't rain! If you get showers it'll be in the late afternoon and just enough to make everything wet and sticky. Take an umbrella if you like but chances are you won't need it.

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Unless there's a tropical wave or depression in the area (which there isn't), the rain chances are referring to thunderstorms and showers, which can materialize quickly and usually go away within 30 minutes. There is a safety concern for lightning, but that's something the theme parks and such are very aware of. They probably all have lightning detectors.

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Do they close the rides at Disney, Universal and Seawworld when it rains?

What about the shows?

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Domino's Pizza-Warwick

26 Albion St, Warwick, Queensland 4370, Australia
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Reviewed 1 week ago

The pizzas were cooked just right and a wonderful amount of toppings and quickly made. Staff were very friendly. Garlic bread was cooked just right as well.

Thank Angela S
Reviewed 19 October 2016

Okay I ordered one of their cheap pizza but did not expect to get what was essentially just a base with Just specks of topping on it. I ordered one night on the way home and stopped on the side of the road to eat...More

Thank MsTingle
Reviewed 25 September 2016

Most gluten free pizzas aren't very nice, but this one was the best we've ever had. We will definitely be dropping by next time we're in town. The service was really quick too.

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Reviewed 16 August 2016

We stayed next to Dominos, so it was very handy to grab a pizza for tea, after our travels of the day. Fast efficient and friendly service.

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Reviewed 30 June 2016

Ordered by phone on way into Warwick, arrived and it was ready to go. High quality and hot. Not at all skimpy on the toppings like some others..

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Reviewed 7 November 2015

This is my favorite Domino's because we're always welcomed as old friends and the food is always piping hot and fresh.

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Reviewed 24 September 2015

Nice pizzas even from a chain store. Seemed to have a little extra toppings and were cooked spot on.

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Reviewed 10 June 2015

We had 3 large pizzas and cheesie garlic bread delivered to our hotel. They arrived early and nice and hot. The flavour and amount of toppings on each pizza was great. It was a cold night so it was a bonus not to have to...More

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Reviewed 17 October 2014

This restaurant is pretty good compared to some other pizza places, however, it could be better. Overall, good!!

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Reviewed 2 September 2014

Had 3 pizzas whilst staying for a few days in town. Pizza was really good. Service good as well as well.

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Property: Hemingway Inn
Address: Avenida 9, Calle 9 | Barrio Amon, San Jose 10000, Costa Rica
Location: Costa Rica > Province of San Jose > San Jose Metro > San Jose
Bar / Lounge Free Breakfast Free High Speed Internet ( WiFi ) Free Parking Kitchenette Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly ) Restaurant
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Ranked #36 of 64 B&Bs / Inns in San Jose
Price Range (Based on Average Rates): $
Hotel Class:3 star — Hemingway Inn 3*
Number of rooms: 17
Official Description (provided by the hotel):
Hemingway Inn is an authentic Spanish mansion in Barrio Amón. Hemingway Inn is a famously photographed building in San José, Costa Rica. Though the city has grown around it, it was originally built as a large hacienda for the family of a wealthy coffee plantation owner in the 1920´s. Though none of the seventeen guest rooms are the same, they all have singles, queen or king beds, WiFi/Wireless Internet, cable television with over 60 channels in English and Spanish, telephone with free calls within Costa Rica (and ability to make international calls with a credit card or charged to your bill).Hemingway Inn is in an excellent location, in the historic quarter of Barrio Amon San José, within easy walking distance of all the museums, great restaurants, the National Theater,Parks, souvenir shopping, banking, the central market and the infamous night life circuit.It will be a pleasure to host you at the Hemingway Inn. ... more   less
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          Reviewed 5 days ago

          Hotel is located at the seaside with direct access to sea. It has also swimming pool with a bar. Just 15 min. walk to nice city center. Very good selection of local meals for breakfast and dinner. Very kind and friendly staff.

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          Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

          We stayed here for 5 nights! Could say it is just 3* hotel close to KRK center by beach! First of nice items: -location is good, pool is nice (only opening times are wrong or closing just too fast!) -free wi-fi (just often goes out...More

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          Reviewed 5 May 2017

          15 minutes pleasant walk along the waterfront to the nice old city of Krk where you find numerous small restaurants and shops. We had only a two day stay with breakfast and evening meal (self service). The food was good and the room with balcony...More

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          Reviewed 17 October 2016

          Our large family with small children rented 3 rooms in the hotel. We had half board accommodation. I researched before all the possible available hotels and this was more reasonably priced. The buffets had good variety. There was a pool for children, water slide with...More

          Thank Beatrix F
          Reviewed 18 September 2016

          Hotel is nice but pretty old, from Yugoslavia I would say. Staff is OK but didn't told us much. They didn't tell us there is a bar with billiards (also the only game in whole hotel wich is big minus) or fitness aria. Poor extra...More

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Some Fe heroes tidbits:

-Those swirly intricate designs? Celtic knots. I appreciate the detail in this. Alfonse, Sharena and Anna all have armor and designs similar to Celtic armor as well.

-The tree symbol on the relic that you summon different orbs from is a reference to the Celtic tree of life. Which is cool considering you as a Summoner bring “life”

-The name “Alfonse” derives from the Latin name “Alphonso” which means “Noble and Ready”. Quite suitable for his character don’t you think?

I’ll add more later when I feel like doing research. Feel free to correct me or add more

for all of you who think “strech marks are unattractive” “strech marks mean im fat” streach mar- BLAH BLAH BLAH.

Just letting you all know im a dude.
Yes guys get em *gasp sarcastically*

And im a physically active and pretty fit guy (i think). Iv also been skinny as a rail most of my life.

But do i let this bother me….no!!!!…sorry…FUCK NO!!!!

*random person* “But guys dont get ridiculed like women do for stretch marks”

But there still is a pressure on men (just the same as women ) to look an ideal way. (Sadly)

Regardless here’s my point…

No matter YOUR size!
No matter how my stripes YOU have!
No matter how physically fit or unfit you are!
You have Beauty and your body is just sayin
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