Serenityho Medics

Country: 51.255.203.19, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

I bought this for my 3 year old son. He was riding a tricycle and it only took him one afternoon to learn the balance/running bike. Less than a week later we were out mountain biking as a family. It's only about 8 pounds, which means it's easy for someone his size to push, carry and handle. This bike has opened up new opportunities for us to go biking as a family and he absolutely loves riding it. Good quality materials and craftsmanship, very durable.

Nice little box to protect your battery and add quick connection for your trolling motor. In today's world of cell phones and other gadgets, it's nice to have a place to charge them as well, should you ever need to. Most smart people would have those gadgets charged BEFORE hitting the fishing hole. It does what it says. Test button does however, need to be held down a few seconds. If not, it'll show 'low' coming right of the battery charger. There are no instructions in the box, but why would you need instructions, it's a battery box. I would say that the lid can only be held to the bottom by using the included strap. There aren't any lid latches. The carry handle make it convenient to carry from boat to garage to be charged. Handle seems sturdy enough but it's only plastic. All in all, nice little box that should work nicely for as long as you take care of it.

There are past perfect errors in this text. The past perfect is an important tense and if you want to speak and write English correctly, you will need to know what it is and how to use it. These authors do not know what it is and how to use it. McGraw-Hill doesn't either. If you don't believe me, ask anyone involved with this publication to define the past perfect and to illustrate it. The unwillingness of all these people to get it right is disgraceful.

Bought this to replace an aging Braun "foil-type" shaver. This one shaves my beard SO much closer and more-easily than the Braun did. OMG, what a difference! Maybe it's just the weird "nap" that my beard has, but I always had trouble on my lower neck with the Braun. The Norelco does the job with ease.

When I first used this, I felt like it really made my hair shiney, which was nice. But that was in a very dry climate (Lake Tahoe). Now I live in L.A. and this shampoo doesn't seem all that shine-inducing.