Word: cheapness
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...Where the women are hot and the beer is cheap,” adds Jacob H. Welch ’06, also from Georgia. “You don’t see many camouflage hats up here,” he says nostalgically. Brother Jimmy’s, the new restaurant and bar that has planted its cowboy boots in the former stomping ground of the House of Blues, is making Click, Welch and other members of Harvard’s newly founded Southern Society more than a little homesick...
...fish. Hu Hongyi, a 30-year-old accountant, brings his wife and 10-month-old son to the eatery every three or four days. "I like the flavors and it's reasonably priced," he says. Local high school student Wang Hongting, another KFC habitu?, says, "The food isn't cheap, but it's kind of fashionable." Indeed, during the restaurant's grand opening in September, eight security guards had to be brought in to help manage the swarm of customers. "This happens every time KFC opens a new store," says Wang Weiming, manager of the Qiandaohu...
...touted by the company as "like having your own personal lighting crew"). It wasn't long before these industry-only cosmetics were being talked about more than the photo studios that produced them, and the brothers decided to manufacture them on a commercial scale. SmashBox cosmetics don't come cheap, but for those who can't afford to travel with a Hollywood stylist (or a lighting crew), they could be the next best thing...
...hinting at other underlying medical conditions, like way too much partying), but Spears' publicists later amend it to "flu" and then change it again to the more elaborate "flu and a severe throat infection." By any other name, though, it's costing a bundle. Press tours don't come cheap - $200,000 to half a million dollars, according to industry insiders. More expensive flu damage may come later, if the lost publicity ends up slowing sales of the new CD in Europe. And frankly, these days Spears could use a little extra sales help from every continent: her last album...
...touted by the company as "like having your own personal lighting crew"). It wasn't long before these industry-only cosmetics were being talked about more than the photo studios that produced them, and the brothers decided to manufacture them on a commercial scale. SmashBox cosmetics don't come cheap, but for those who can't afford to travel with a Hollywood stylist (or a lighting crew), they could be the next best thing...