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Home, Crohns and Colitis NZ - Crohn's and Colitis New Zealand is a charitable trust which aims to provide support, advice, resources and information about Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. The organisation was established by individuals affected by Crohn’s and colitis, and medical specialists active in the treatment of these chronic diseases.
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I have been using this product for about 14 years now. I love how soft it makes my hair! I have tried other cheaper alternatives, but none are quite as good as this. I really hope it never is discontinued, or I will not know what to do with myself.
I've been mountain-biking for 20 years, and started out using Shimano SPD pedals, which have twin locking mechanisms and hold your shoe firmly in position. I found that after a hard ride my knees would hurt from having my foot in a fixed position while maneuvering the bike, so I sought another solution. A salesman at REI recommended the Speedplay Frog pedals to me about 15 years ago, and I have been using them consistently since. Unlike the Shimanos, the Frog pedals have no moving parts and allow my feet to "float" on the pedal so my knees don't hurt anymore. These pedals also have grease points (the phillips head in the centerline of the pedal) that allow you to re-grease the bearings so they will last indefinitely (the grease tool is sold separately). In 15 years of riding at least once a week on mostly rocky terrain, and hitting the pedals on rocks more times than I can count, I have only broken one cleat, and one pedal, in a fall that literally split the pedal in half.
I bought this iron so excited and spent a lot of money. This iron doesn't have an adjustable heat setting and every time has burnt the ends of my hair. It doesn't curl just by pulling your hair through quickly and by holding it while pulling through has really damaged my ends. A few people I know that have it, have the same problem and feel like they wasted a lot of money and hurt their hair. I currently and trying to get rid of mine. Extremely disappointed.
I've been keeping up with news on the next gen and still I find stuff on this beast of a console that I never heard of. There isn't a lot of games and I wasn't going to get it this early but I sold my Wii and wanted to upgrade so I didn't have to buy my games all at once. The Wii hit my wallet pretty hard last gen with the release windows being so close together. But this gen I'm going to get the ones I really want and enjoy it at the same time with other gamers. So far I really love this system.