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3 in 1 cleanser that dissolves impurities in a single sweep
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Aqua, Peg-6 Caprylic/Capric Glycerides, Butylene Glycol, Polysorbate 20, Pentylene Glycol, Disodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Phenoxyethanol, Propylene Glycol, Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Juice, Caprylhydroxamic Acid, Disodium Edta, Methylpropanediol, Citric Acid, Phosphoric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Sulfite
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Apply onto a cotton pad and sweep over the face. No need to rinse
Like another reviewer I heard about the Micellar Water which is also popular in france. This product is super, removes makeup, although I had to use a lot to do so but did not dry my combo skin out. Used on its own if I am not wearing any makeup and it clears the debris without using too much. Its so affordable I have stocked up on this at the moment with the special offer. Highly recommended.
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i bought this product as i was looking for a cheap makeup remover as i couldnt always afford the one i like to use, it did remove my face makeup well but couldnt use near my eyes as it really did sting them, also i could taste it on my lips and it had a horrible taste, it felt as if it left a residue on my face, i chucked it away and wont re purchase. i gave it two stars as it did do a great job of removing my base makeup .
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I bought this on a whim because I'd heard people really rating micellar water. Really glad I did as it leaves my skin feeling lovely and I'm really impressed with how well it removes make-up. Picked up another bottle of this in store today, so I'd definitely recommend it. Cruelty free (BUAV) approved too - fantastic!
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When I first tried this product, it was because I needed a toner or something to get rid of any impurities after I had exfoliated my face and I honestly think this product just does that. It really refreshes my skin and it has helped my make up to go on better.
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I used this (luckily!) just on my neck before I went to bed. After a little while I felt my skin tingling and got up and washed my face and neck. Unfortunately it seems I missed washing between my fingers, as during the night they began to itch violently. In the morning my skin was red raw and over the next week the skin peeled. Thinking it could have been something else I tried a very small amount on one finger from the second bottle I had purchased and had exactly the same reaction. Needless to say I have thrown them away!
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I do like this product, I have found one similar which i prefer unfortunately. The only thing i dont like is that it seems to have an overpowering sensation near my eyes which makes them sting and water, so i cant use it near my eyes now at all.
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Ive used Miscellar technology cleansers for approx 2-3 yrs. I was buying products from france because the products weren't available in the UK. Went into my local small superdrug and this is what was being promoted. Bought one and never ordered from the big French companies again. Then all the skin care brands in the UK have jumped on the wagon. I've tried every make on the market (even the best on the market) you name it and i've tried it, and guess which one I return to after every other bottle. I generally suffer from dry skin in the winter when I turn on the heating - this product has prevented this from happening. So through away them horrible wipes and get some big cosmetic pads and start using miscellar water.
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Another fantastic product from the B. range! I use this cleanser morning and night every day. My face feels clean, refreshed and soft after use. It does dry very quickly so you can use your day cream straight away. It's very good at removing make up but it doesn't seem to remove mascara very well. For a simple, quick, effective skin care regime, consider this lovely cleansing product!
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have been using this for a week now and highly recommend it. my face feels so clean after use, it dries super quick in time for moisturiser and removes every last trace of dirt and/or make up. I will absolutely be buying this again. I have quite sensitive skin and have used the clarins and simple range cleansers and this and the clarins are equally as great...though I much prefer the price tag on this one!
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I use it everymorning and night and it really cleans my face. Eveb after exfoliating my face at bath my cotton comes a bit dirty so this is really good, it really cleans everything. Loved it. Better than my expensive clarins one :) will br purchasing it again. After the toner i spray a thermal water in my face and then a moisturizer
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For one afternoon, the wineries of New York come together to show their industry a little love with their annual 'Wine-In' and you're invited! Join us in the vineyards of Three Brothers Wineries & Estates for an afternoon of live music, great NYS wines, seminars, and local foods and artisans to benefit the NY Wine Industry Association. Tickets $15 in advance through www.winestockny.org, or $25 at door.
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Kids also plugged their ears across the river at the Union camp at Ferry Farm in Stafford County and downriver at the Confederate re-enactors' camp at Slaughter Pen Farm in Spotsylvania as artillerists there demonstrated their weapons' firepower.
Both sites held living-history programs throughout the day. Professor Thaddeus Lowe (aka Kevin Knapp) reappeared in Stafford to inflate a gigantic gas balloon and explain to excited children that aviation history was made there by Lowe's pioneering U.S. Army Balloon Corps.
Back in town, from morning till dusk, as fighting raged from river to ridge, seeing blue- and gray-clad soldiers dead on the streets stopped people in their tracks.
Parents were heard reassuring their children that, this time, the men who dropped in the streets were, fortunately, not really gone.
Between the morning and afternoon battles, tourists roamed the Historic District's streets, with many businesses reporting that they were mobbed. Some visitors had come from places like Ohio or Long Island or Hawaii just to be here on this weekend.
Many visitors lined up at a stand outside Wally's Homemade Ice Cream Shoppe on Caroline Street, enticed by the smells of chili and Brunswick stew.
Up the street at Goolrick's Modern Pharmacy, Confederate Gens. Henry Heth and George Pickett queued up at the counter to order lunch. Heth tried to pay with Southern currency, but had to whip out a credit card.
David Wasserman and his son Adam, 14, traveled from the Washington area on Friday night to stay in one of the city's hotels.
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HJ Heinz Co.'s longtime leader Bill Johnson stood in the Veranda ballroom at the Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco, addressing the ketchup maker's top 50 executives for the last time. Around the corner in a smaller room, his successor as chief executive officer, Bernardo Hees, waited to tell some of the same managers whether they still had jobs.
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The Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service is honored to receive and administer the Class of 1960 Albion College Intern Endowment (ACIE).
The ACIE was created in order to support an economically vibrant Albion community. Through experiential opportunities, Albion College students will engage firsthand in efforts to improve the economic vitality and quality of life that is so critical to the region's residents and the College. It will also enhance student living, student experiences, student earnings, and the recruitment of prospective students. The Class of 1960 establishes the Albion College Community Intern program. This program, managed by the Director of the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service at Albion College, will provide experiential learning opportunities and financial support to Albion College students in an effort to strengthen the relationship between the College and the town. The endowment's intention is threefold:
The endowment agreement set an initial goal of $50,000, which was met on March 9, 2011. However, to make even greater strides in the Albion community, and provide experiences for more students, the ACIE Advisory Committee continues its efforts to grow the endowment. Please visit the Albion College Giving website (part of the Office of Institutional Advancement) to donate, and specify that you would like your generous contribution to be designated to the ACIE.
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During the Spring of 2014, two Ford Institute students have been working with important Albion organizations on projects that are key to the city's future. Junior Andrea Walles, an Economic and Management major from Texas, has been working with the Friends of the Bohm Theater; junior Patrick Lopez, a Political Science major from Idaho, has been working with the Albion Economic Development Corporation.
The Friends of the Bohm Theater is the group charged with restoring and reopening Albion's historic downtown theater. Built in 1929, the Bohm fell into disrepair in the early 2000s and was closed in 2008. After much citywide discussion, the community decided to raise enough money to renovate and reopen the landmark. To date more than $1,000,000 has been raised and the theater is scheduled to reopen in December 2014. As the only staff person devoted completely to this project, Andrea has been involved in several aspects of the renovation and is currently working on the plans to reopen the theater. Her work, under the supervision of Albion Community Foundation Director Elizabeth Schultheiss, has included fundraising, project logistics, searching for a full time director and grantwriting. She has received an excellent introduction to the world of nonprofit work, and she has been part of a project that will be a tremendous shot in the arm for downtown Albion. Andrea hopes to return to the project in the fall after she spends her summer at the Philadelphia Center.
The Albion Economic Development Corporation is charged with helping businesses locate in and around Albion. As part of their efforts, the EDC has run a business incubator for several years. Recently the occupancy at the incubator declined, resulting in questions about whether it remained a worthwhile endeavor. Patrick Lopez took on the task of investigating this question. For the last four months, he has examined various incubators around the country and is in the process of developing a report with recommendations on how or whether to move the project forward. Patrick's work will help the EDC know how best to serve its small start up businesses in the Albion area.
Both Patrick and Andrea have provided good quality work for organizations that really need the help. The Class of 1960 can be proud of the work these two young people have done.
Mallory Ayotte, '16, Named ACIE Intern for 2013
"Albion is my home! What better way to give back to this wonderful community than interning with community leaders who are committed to improving the economics and quality of life right here in Albion?" That enthusiasm and dedication is typical of first-year student Mallory Ayotte, a first-year student who will work with the Downtown Development Authority and collaborate on three projects with the Albion Mayor and City Manager offices, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Bricks Street Association. Read more
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Jessica Forzano, a junior from Birmingham, has always been passionate about making a difference. As a high school student Jessica founded Volunteer Africa, a nonprofit that is dedicated to bettering the lives of poverty stricken people in Africa. She organized fundraisers, book and clothing drives, and educational Africa forums. She also coordinated the efforts of 70 high school volunteers and oversaw over 400 hours of volunteer service. Jessica has continued that passion as a student at Albion College. A Social Studies major with an Elementary Education concentration, she has been active in the Albion Public Schools, mentoring students at Herrington Elementary and serving as a teacher for Junior Achievements. Jessica also holds leadership positions with her sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta. After graduation she would like to continue to make a difference as an elementary teacher.
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Flyover comedy brings you the very best comedic talent from in and around the Midwest. Each month, we feature and highlight a specific state from the heartland of America, giving out special deals and/or prizes from restaurants that brings that great Midwestern mentality to Los Angeles! Kansas City BBQ, Chicago Deep Dish, and Minnesota Nice all rolled into one amazing night of Comedy!
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Democratic voters are having a hard time differentiating the three candidates for attorney general.
Several voters interviewed after leaving polling stations Tuesday said they skipped that race because they didn't know enough about the candidates to make an informed choice.
The candidates are state Rep. Jon Richards, of Milwaukee, Jefferson County District Attorney Susan Happ and Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne.
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UK pots 'n' pans outfit Lakeland scalded by hack attack
UK homeware retailer Lakeland is asking its customers to change their passwords as a precaution following a hack attack that allowed cybercrooks to reach two of its encrypted databases. Lakeland sent an email to customers late on Tuesday admitting the breach, and informing them that it was resetting passwords. Users will be …
I suspect we will see a lot more of this ..
smaller, less well known e-commerce sites being targeted, on the assumption their security will be less bullet proof, and giving hackers access to a load of personal data they can then use on bigger sites.
Once again: NEVER REUSE YOUR PASSWORD.
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... and don't forget to check your Ubuntu forum password is not also reused for Amazon, or whatever. It was hacked the other day.
No worries?
Since I never tick the box that says 'Save your card detail for future convenience' , then I don't have to worry about that sort of problem. Do I? Even if I did, they wouldn't store the 3-digit CC security code. Would they?
I use Paypal wherever possible for this reason. I don't totally trust Paypal but I think it reduces my exposure.
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> they wouldn't store the 3-digit CC security code. Would they?
If they do they'll be in big trouble with the card suppliers. Storing that is an absolute no-no, and could leave Lakeland liable to the costs.
In fairness, the payment part of most websites is usually supplied by a bank, or related financial services company, it's just too risky and legally complex to knock-up a DIY version. I personally would trust Paypal a lot less than I'd trust a high-street business website.
The email I got from Lakeland said that the problem was due to a recently-discovered flaw in Java, which implies that they weren't up-to-date with patches. Anyone know what OS the site runs?
@ Phil O'Sophical
Lakeland have removed from their website statement any detail of where the flaw is.
Suggest you delete your post.
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It says it was a Java flaw in the linked article.
However it says it was a recently discovered flaw, it doesn't state whether it had been patched yet.
As for the OS, there is a good chance they are running Linux - they appear to be running Apache web server.
@ smudge
"Suggest you delete your post"
Because it's hot news that some versions of Java have security issues?
Really, this horse left the stable quite a while ago...
Who's downvoting in here ?
Downvoter, you downvoted my neutral 1 sentence comment why, exactly ? And why were comments by DaLo, Frankly, and JimmyPage downvoted ?
Re: Who's downvoting in here ?
Dunno why your original post was downvoted, but I did it with JimmyPage for overdramatic, patronising use of caps when stating something that 99% (if not more,) of the target audience already knows. Thanks for the revelation.
I'm guessing your first downvote was someone thinking the same thing. Since the rest of us most likely read the article too.
frank ly? Someone probably decided he sounded a bit complacent on a forum aimed at techinical types.
DaLo? Because he suggested a hacked site might be running Linux, based on the rabis nature of some people on here. Surprised there weren't more than 30.
I'm giving you your second because people who whinge about downvoting always get one from me. Suck it up, man ...
Re: Who's downvoting in here ?
Surely demanding explanations for downvotes is not really the done thing. Comes over as a bit rude, and kind of insecure. A downvoter's downvote is that downvoter's own affair.
Be interesting to know how truly sophisticated the attack was ...
Given that we hear again and again that in the majority of cases it is existing vulnerabilities that are being targeted, some pretty old.
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GLORIA! has quickly become a beloved holiday tradition for adults and their families, especially in the communities of Newton, Weston and Brookline where it is performed. GLORIA! is a unique Christmas Pageant of music that tells the story of the nativity from the point of view of Mary. Composers are drawn from the medieval, renaissance, baroque and contemporary periods and include Hildegard von Bingen, Sulpitia Cesis, Rafaella Aleotti, Chiara Cozzolani, and Patricia Van Ness. The sophisticated and exuberant program is ornamented by modern dance and puppetry.
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The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) is holding an adoption event for Thanksgiving- -adoption fees are waived on all animals.
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Written by Doug Murphy, who travels to Baltimore for work once or twice a month, it highlighted Baltimore Beach Volleyball, Pickles Pub and Rusty Scupper among other area area attractions.
Baltimore celebrated the 200th anniversary of the end of the War of 1812 – and the writing of the Star-Spangled Banner – with the Star-Spangled Spectacular on September 10th-16th.
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Downtown Partnership of Baltimore announced today the award of a grant from Southwest Airlines to transform the pedestrian thoroughfare at Pratt and Light Plaza into a vibrant, everyday gathering place for the community.
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As the exclusive rappel event occurring annually in the Baltimore metropolitan area, Rappel for Kidney Health invites people of all ages to scale down the 32-story building, from the roof to the fifth floor pool deck. Rappel participants include people with connections to kidney disease, including transplant donors and recipients, as well as adventure seekers, media personalities and other local celebrities.
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Field Day (Marshall Crenshaw album)
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Field Day is the second album by Detroit born musician Marshall Crenshaw. It includes his hit single, "Whenever You're On My Mind", which was aided by a popular early MTV music video and reached # 23 on Billboard's Rock Tracks Chart.
The cover photo was shot in front of Marshall's alma mater Berkley High School. The album peaked at #52 in Billboard magazine, lasting 14 weeks on the chart.
Shortly after the release of Field Day, Marshall released an EP in the UK with five songs, four of which were remixes of the Steve Lillywhite produced songs on the album and one which was a live tune. Critic Robert Christgau gave it a perfect rating: A+.[1]
Track listing for Field Day[edit]
- "Whenever You're on My Mind" - 3:19 (Reached # 23 on Billboard's Rock Tracks Charts).[2]
- "Our Town" - 4:13
- "One More Reason" - 3:36
- "Try" - 3:10
- "One Day With You" - 5:01
- "For Her Love" - 3:02
- "Monday Morning Rock" - 3:34
- "All I Know Right Now" - 3:52
- "What Time Is It?" - 2:53
- "Hold It" - 3:45
Track listing the UK EP Our Town[edit]
Side One
- "Our Town"
- "For Her Love"
- "Monday Morning Rock"
- "Little Sister" (Live)
Side Two
- "For Her Love" (Extended Mix)
"Our Town," "For Her Love" and Monday Morning Rock" were mixed and edited by John Luongo and engineered by Jay Mark and Michael Hutchinson.
"Little Sister" was originally recorded for The King Biscuit Flower Power Hour by D.I.R. Broadcasting from a live performance at Ripley's Music Hall on December 2, 1983. It was mixed by Marshal Crenshaw and Jim Ball.
Mastering by: Greg Calbi and Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound N.Y.C.
- Robert Crenshaw – drums
- Marshall Crenshaw - lead guitar, vocals
- Chris Donato – bass guitar
- Mike Osborn - percussion
- Tom Teely - background vocals
- Bob Miller - background vocals
- John Crenshaw - background vocals
- ^ http://www.robertchristgau.com/get_album.php?id=2269
- ^ Jump up ^ http://www.musicvf.com/songs.php?page=artist&artist=Marshall+Crenshaw&tab=songaswriterchartstab
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Burma's President Shakes Up the Chessboard
Why the president's cabinet reshuffle portends a new move toward reform.
This week, as expected, the Burmese parliament gave its seal of approval to the cabinet reshuffle launched last week by President Thein Sein. The president's effort to rejuvenate his government is revealing. Though his government has been coming under fire from many directions lately, this isn't a desperate or defensive move. The reorganization of the cabinet actually represents an attempt to kick-start the stalled reform process. Thein Sein's choice of ministers shows that he is trying to centralize his administration even as he reduces the military's presence in it.
More than a dozen ministers have been replaced or sacked, while more than twenty new deputy ministers have been appointed. More changes are in the pipeline, according to government advisors. Some of the more renowned hardliners in the cabinet -- such as Construction Minister Khin Maung Myint and the oddly titled Minister for Electricity 1 Zaw Min -- have been sacked altogether. Others, including Information Minister Kyaw Hsan and Tourism Minister Tint Hsan, have been demoted.
But the most important aspect of the changeover is the large number of civilians that have been brought in, especially as deputy ministers. Almost all of them are former academics, businessmen, and civil servants. In this array of talent tapped by the president, the new deputy economic planning minister stands out: Winston Set Aung, a businessman, academic, and consultant who has been advising the president on economic matters for the past year. Government insiders hint that there may be more economics-oriented appointments like this to follow.
When ministers were sacked or reshuffled in the past, they were usually replaced by serving military officers or former military men. That was how the military dictators controlled power and ensured the cohesive support of the commanders. Thein Sein (shown at left in the photo above, as he welcomed Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu last month) has now decided to break with that long-standing tradition and make his executive truly civilian (at least as far as the members of his cabinet team are concerned).
This has delighted the international community and local businessmen alike. Not only are the new faces being brought into the government civilian by origin and nature, but many of them, like Winston Aung, are thoroughly committed economic reformers, according to Australian economic specialist Sean Turnell. Burmese businessmen are now busily preparing for the "gold rush" -- the long-heralded influx of foreign direct investment from companies eager to get access to the country's rich natural resources and low-cost labor force. There's a general assumption that this process can only be accelerated by the president's cabinet reshuffle.
In last week's sweeping shake-up, Thein Sein replaced the ministers responsible for information, economic planning, finance, industry, and railways. The economic ministries are being transferred to the president's office. Finance Minister Hla Tun, Economic Planning Minister Tin Naing Thein, Industry Minister Soe Thein, and Railways Minister Aung Min have all effectively been promoted and transferred to the president's office to oversee the running of the economy. Four new ministries in the prime minister's office have now been formally agreed by parliament.
But the cabinet reshuffle also manifests another facet of Thein Sein's developing strategy (one that he may well have borrowed from his mentor, ex-strongman Than Shwe) -- namely, the concentration of power in his own office. "It's more a [government] re-organization than a reshuffle," said a government insider.
The four economic ministers will now oversee the country's economic development from inside the president's office. This means they will work directly under the president, which will free him up to concentrate on other matters, according to the president's political advisors. It will increase their direct access to the president and give them greater authority.
"It's all part of streamlining the decision-making process to make the president and his ministers more effective," says a government insider. But it is also a process of centralizing power in the president's office by creating an elite team of ministers -- a "super cabinet," if you will -- that will take responsibility for much of the government's administrative work.
Minister Soe Thein will continue to chair the powerful Myanmar Investment Commission, which oversees domestic investment projects and will play a major role in monitoring international ventures once the new proposed foreign investment law is finalized.
Massive changes to the Central Bank are also in the pipeline. It will no longer be under the finance ministry, but semi-autonomous, with the governor's position raised to the ministerial level. The bank will be substantially expanded, the number of divisions increased, and the staff almost doubled to more than 2,500.
Several ministries are being merged or shut down. The government is closing the Industrial Development Ministry, which overseas planned industrial mega-projects, and transferring responsibility for them to the president's office. Other ministries are being consolidated, including combining the two electric power ministries into one. The aim, according to the president, is to allow better supervision and cooperation to ensure adequate production and supply of electricity. Government insiders say that more reorganization of the civil service is also in the pipeline.
Another crucial change is the promotion of the former railways minister Aung Min to a minister in the president's office commissioned with overseeing national reconciliation efforts. Apart from continuing his ceasefire mediation efforts with ethnic rebel groups, he will be responsible for encouraging Burmese exiles and expatriates to return to the country. He will also, reportedly, become a member of the national defense security council, and be given a measure of authority over the military.
The president's cabinet reshuffle is only part of a broader strategy to build a wider consensus behind his reform process. It started with the appointment of a new vice president, the former naval commander Nyan Tun, after his predecessor resigned on grounds of alleged ill health. Nyan Tun is something of a Thein Sein clone: soft-spoken, fiercely loyal, and very cautious. But he will also steadfastly uphold the interests of the military, sources close to him say.
Nyan Tun's appointment is essentially the army's way of supporting the beleaguered president. They are committed to Thein Sein and his reform agenda, according to informed sources inside the military. In particular, the chief of the army, vice-senior general Min Aung Hlaing, has emerged as a staunch supporter of Thein Sein. He wants the democratic experiment to work -- and Thein Sein needs all the help he can get. He is at loggerheads with parliament over constitutional issues. The democratic opposition is taking advantage of newly won media freedoms to agitate for change. The government's war with the Kachin ethnic minority is intensifying, and recently achieved peace deals with other groups are developing cracks. Strikes, rural protests against illegal land grabs, and religious violence in the west of the country in Arakan have compounded the president's impotence. Only the international community and the army seem to steadfastly support him.
His only hope now is that the greater emphasis on government efficiency will provide concrete results and clear the logjam in the reform process. "The battle between the hardliners and reformers has been exaggerated," a presidential advisor told me recently, on condition of anonymity. "The fault line is between competence and incompetence; between effectiveness and ineffectiveness," he added. The government must deliver on its promises, another insider said, and time is running out.
Many people have begun to wonder when they're finally going to see the long-awaited "democracy dividend." Earlier last month, President Thein announced that the government's immediate priority was to boost economic growth by 8 percent a year and provide real income growth for everyone. Many Burmese economists, though, believe the president's plans are over ambitious and unrealistic, especially the proposed increase of per capita income to $3000 by 2015.
So while Thein Sein will retire at the end of his current term as president, the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party knows that if they are to have any chance against the opposition -- the National League for Democracy, led by Aung San Suu Kyi -- at the next elections in 2015, the government must improve peoples' standard of living.


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Shake Shack in Chestnut Hill
- SLL1065 Mar 20, 2013 11:28 AM
Went to the grand opening of Shake Shack in Chestnut Hill today. I got a single cheeseburger with bacon, fries, and a regular chocolate shake. I didn't try their signature custard offerings this time, but I do plan to go back another time to do so.
There's not much I feel I can add, it's a decent traditional burger and shake restaurant. The burger was thin style and juicy. I thought the fries were a bit too salty, but I could have gotten the first of a fresh batch so who's to say what the norm is, YMMV. I found out that the "Shake Sauce" is a tangy homemade mayonnaise. There are some additional charges to add bacon, a slice of cheese, to make the shake a malted, etc.
The interior is minimalist in design, which is a style that appeals to me, so points there.
It is a bit pricy, my simple meal cost $14.08.
Overall, the food was decent.
Your views are consistent with mine. (My NYC apartment is a block away from the original Shake Shack location.) It's a perfectly good burger -- certainly better than your average fast food burger -- but not worth the typical 45-minute wait in Madison Square Park. If the line is short, I'll go; otherwise, not.
re: Blumie
Yah, a good burger but not worthy of a wait. My niece and nephew love the concretes.
re: Gabatta
In general, I'm pleased that Shake Shack is here. Like all Meyer restaurants, it's high-quality, with a focus on hospitality. However, what does bother me is the sheep mentality that seems to have surrounded this opening -- similar to the Restoration Hardware opening a few weeks ago. It's a perfectly tasty burger restaurant, people, not the Holy Grail!!
re: Swankalicious
People are excited about Shake Shack opening. That doesn't bother me. I'm not going to go wait in line, but I'm also not going to have an issue with someone else doing so. I'm sure my niece and nephew will find a way be there when they come to visit next week, and they will love every second of it.
What Restoration Hardware bring are you talking about? The opening of the store Back Bay was delayed and it hasn't even opened yet.
re: Gabatta
Gabatta, RH threw an opening party a couple of weeks ago that was packed to the gills. The party received an enormous amount of negative media coverage due to what was perceived as poor planning. The running joke was, Screw this, I'm heading off to Crate and Barrel with my martini. Many wondered why Boston was so darn excited about a furniture store opening. It doesn't "bother" me that people are excited about the SS opening, and I hope everyone who dines there loves it. But I think the excitement is a bit out of proportion to what the restaurant actually is: a very good burger and hot dog fast-food place.
On a deeper level, perhaps I wish that it was one of so many important and exciting openings that it didn't have a frenzy surrounding it. I surely do hope people love their experiences there; I'm sure I will, too, when I make it over. I just don't understand the level of hype.
re: Blumie
I like that this location has a Shake Shack cam so you can take a look at the line before going.
re: Infomaniac
Can you please post a link to the cam? I don't see anything on their website. Thanks.
re: Gordough
it's available for other locations like if you select madison square garden.. but not yet for us, it seems.
re: Gordough
what missbidon said.
re: Gordough
I went around 11:30 AM. Not a bad wait, 10-15 minutes on line and 10 minutes or so after ordering to get my meal.
Inside is small, so "how crowded" is a relative term. I did get a seat in short order, but I can picture "dining in" as being a pain depending on when you go there.
re: Gordough
Friday night at 5pm was a 1hr wait. Saturday night at 9:30pm was also a 1hr wait. By Saturday night at 10:45pm there was hardly any wait. The restaurant itself was pretty much full all those times, but I also didn't see anyone waiting for a seat.
The interior seats about 75 people.
re: L2k
Went to have those exact two flavors this weekend. Both were excellent. The salty chocolate peanut butter had a thicker texture than the vanilla and chocolate flavors, probably from the peanut butter. (I find the regular flavors to have an almost airy, yet rich and creamy, texture.) Not very sweet, a lot of peanut butter flavor, and the chocolate is almost just a supporting role.
Waffles and bacon had big chunks of waffles that were still soft, not dry, and tasted like waffles. The bacon was in tiny tiny bits that were crunchy, making me wonder if it was candied. The ice cream itself is bacon flavored, instead of just relying on the bacon bits to flavor the ice cream. A great version of bacon ice cream.
re: wu12
Ha! I was going to make the same report! My b-i-l waited in the big line on Friday (he wanted a burger, too), said it went more quickly than he expected (couldn't say how long, exactly), and brought me home a pint. Wife and I went Saturday at noon, and walked by the line that was around the corner almost all the way to where Pinkberry is going to open (between Shake Shack, Pinkberry, and Treat (opening this week, I hear), there's gonna be tons of calories in that block), and right in the door. No "C-Line" sign outside, and some folks looked at us funny as we slipped past them, but walked right to the register and got our pint of waffles and bacon.
Having had their pancakes and bacon in NYC awhile back, I expected the same thing, but the chunks of waffle were a very nice surprise, and the p&b version was just maple flavored for the pancakes.
Quite pleased, I must say.
It may help to keep in mind they aren't aiming at a great burger but at an old-time burger like Danny Meyer grew up with at Steak & Shake in St. Louis. They do a good version of what is to me, growing up in Detroit, a Big Boy hamburger. That's all it is. The shakes are good.
re: lergnom
How I wish they had the *real* Steak N Shake or Big Boy here .........
re: lergnom
I very much doubt that Danny Meyer would agree that "they aren't aiming at a great burger." But I do agree that it's intended to be a "quick service" (to use industry jargon) style burger and not a high end restaurant style burger. And as quick service style burgers go, it's a pretty darn good burger. But that doesn't change my mind that it's not worth waiting 45 minutes in line for.
re: Blumie
Agreed: Meyer aims for greatness within a given category. But in this case, the category is "under-$5 fast-food burgers", and there's only so much you can do within those constraints. Anyone who expects their mind to be blown by a $4.75 burger deserves the disappointment.
But I do wonder why the fries are allowed to suck. Plenty of places at this price / formality level serve much better fries.
re: MC Slim JB
I have to agree. I was very underwhelmed by the fries when I ate at one of the New York outlets. the burger was very good for its price, and I enjoyed the shakes, but the sucky fries are mystifying.
re: MC Slim JB
Are the fries at least better than Five Guys'?
re: Fly
Yes, frozen (retro Friendly's) are still better than the soggy single fried over cooked but somehow undercooked grease sticks at the bottom a a bag that people love about 5 guys. Maybe it's because they know who the farmer is.
Meyers is quoted : "I'd rather have a good consistent frozen french fry like ours than inconsistent fresh french fries that are sometimes great and sometimes not"
re: T.Clark
I think that frozen is almost always better, myself, so this is good to hear.
re: Gordough
If I remember correctly (and its been a while since I have been to the Kenmore UBurger), they were cutting the fries in house right above a big sink of cold water in full view of the customer. And you're right, my memory is that their fries rock.
re: MC Slim JB
Not blown maybe but Flat Patties in Harvard Square makes an insanely delicious, under $5 (or very close), fast with no real lines to speak of burger. Yum.
re: ebaba
Flat Patties is my favorite local player in this segment.
re: MC Slim JB
Flat Patties, Tasty Burger, Uburger, usually in that order although that can change according to mood and what specifically I'm craving. (A place that sold Flat Patties' burgers with Tasty Burger's fries and rings and Uburger's shakes would be the city's category killer.) But I see no reason to trek all the way out to Chestnut Hill and stand on line for 45 minutes when I can walk to all three of these places and get as good a meal without the tsuris.
re: Jenny Ondioline
Well, Shake Shack offers a very good approximation of a Chicago dog that doesn't require a trek to Norwell or Weymouth. That will be the main draw for me.
re: MC Slim JB
Ah. Good point.
re: MC Slim JB
If you find yourself in MetroWest, don't miss the Chicago Dog at Spalla's in Natick: http://spallas.thrivespot.com/
re: MC Slim JB
The fries at Shake Shack in DC are always crispy and awesome, the antithesis of the handcut soggy burnt garbage that Five Guys foists off on you by the pound.
Given the sea of mediocre burgers in the world, getting a decent burger cooked to order that tastes like something besides grease, fries that are consistent, and a shake for less than $15 is an accomplishment.
re: MC Slim JB
The original was worth a wait because it was the park and part of the experience was talking to friends and enjoying the crowd and the mood. But waiting for a burger in general is not worth it. I think it's also not worth waiting at most restaurants, but that's a different discussion.
I know they chose those fries because they thought they could get them more consistently crispy, with all the corners, etc. They should be. If they're not, then the outpost is not doing them correctly.
re: MC Slim JB
Don't most restauteurs aim for greatness within a given category? :)~
re: Swankalicious
I'm going to assume you're being jocular there, Swank.
re: MC Slim JB
A bit, Slim, a bit ... though I think you'd be hard-pressed to find the restaurateur who aspires to mediocrity or failure.
re: Swankalicious
Actually, I think mediocrity is *exactly* the business model pursued by many restaurateurs. More specifically: mediocre, cheap food -- often with the knobs for fat, salt, and sugar dialed to 11 -- perhaps presented with some consistency. This is the Phantom Gourmet's wheelhouse.
re: MC Slim JB
That's depressing. I see your point, though I'm thinking about restauteurs of Danny Meyers's reach and prominence -- not the types of shoot-for-the-middle-and-add-salt places touted by the (blech) Phantom.
re: Swankalicious
It is sad, but if you head over to Restaurant Depot and see the number of food operations and restaurants with thousands of dollars worth of frozen, processed and already prepared food items on their carts, you will understand that many in the restaurant business "strive for mediocrity".
re: bakerboyz
Restaurant Depot is a huge awakening.
re: Blumie
Is there such a thing as a burger worth standing in a 45 minute line for? Burgers are my favorite comfort food and I eat more than my fair share of them but I have yet to find one that would make standing on my feet in line for 45 minutes a worthwhile use of my time.
re: Gordough
I waited about 20 minutes in NYC for mine, and while it WAS very good, I wouldn't wait 45 minutes. Actually my wife was peeved with me as I wouldn't stand in the 200+ person line at the outlet in one of NYC's parks. There was no way I was doing that, and when we got one even the wife commented that it wasn't worth the time we'd have spent in the line at the park.
re: lergnom
We finally went and I have to say that we really had an enjoyable burger, fries and milk shake. It reminded me of the big boy hamburger that I grew up with in Buffalo, NY. I also can say that I found it much better than Five Guys or In and Out Burger. On the other hand, it is not a destination restaurant and I wouldn't wait 45 minutes or more for the food.
re: veggielover
Shake Shack = Big Boy = Danny Meyer's head blowing up.
I have to throw in and say the fries are really weak but save the calories and go with a Shack Burger and shake instead. It is a bit baffling how anyone would wait for 45 minutes on fast casual but thats really just the Madison Square Park location. I have been to most of the other locations and after grand opening it's usually pretty normal.
Talking general Boston Burgers; If you are a fan of the flatter griddled burger I don't think it gets better then this in the area. I still like Flat Patties and think they do a nice job in this segment, U Burger, Tasty Burger, Four Burgers and the like are all also rans compared to Shake Shack for me. SS is using a high quality meat blend (Lafrieda), properly seasoning it and then keeping all that great crust on by using paint scrapers on those custom hot griddles. That is some dedication to making a quality $5ish burger in my book.....plus they are really consistent so if you do find yourself enjoying the product then you can go back without hesitation.
Hopefully this new entry in our local burger scene causes some of the previously mentioned spots to raise their game.
Yours - admitted 4 year and counting SS fanboy
re: YoChief23
Finally a voice of reason. The LaFrieda blend with brisket is what makes the shake shack burger, compared to a relatively flavorless tasty burger or a too thin flat patties (both of which I enjoy, but not nearly as much as SS). And the completely overindulgent Shack Stack beats any of the fancy burger combos at Tasty Burger. Add a little frozen custard and some Abita root beer and that's a great meal.
If anything, IMO Shake Shack pretty much started the $5 "authentic" burger trend; I can't think of any pre-2004 places to get a burger in Boston outside of McD's or Bartleys, and there was no such thing as a "burger scene" in NYC until Shake Shack. You could make an argument that Five Guys/In & Out also influenced this, but as the former is franchise I find they're in suburbs and not in downtown areas, and thus not as influential; the latter is still west coast only.
That being said, death to crinkle cut fries. I could probably find better in a school cafeteria.
re: psychoandy
You had me until the crinkle cut fries crack. Having suffered through acres of upscale boutique artisanal fresh cut fries that were fried by people who had no clue how to fry potatoes, frozen crinkle cuts are a godsend. The best way to have them is from a bulletproof Chinese carryout. They're like potato pork cracklings that take on the flavor of the eggrolls and wontons that have been in the fryer.
re: hiddenboston
What kind of peanut butter, and what kind of bread? And were bananas and/or honey involved?
I took myself out for a solo birthday lunch at Shake Shack today. Got there within about 2 mins of their 11am opening and there was already a line, but not out the door yet. Ordered a single cheeseburger, cheese fries, and a "Fair Shake" [coffee shake made with fair trade beans]. Close to $15, which seems pretty steep considering the shake isn't all that big [big enough as far as portions go, but over $5 for that?] and the burger isn't very big either. Waited at least 10 minutes, maybe longer, for my food. Seemed long but in the scheme of things not too bad. I enjoyed everything...I am not a fresh french fry purist, so the crinkle cut fries were fine, and the cheese sauce was pretty good. Everything was tasty, yes, but for me, not worth waiting in line for and spending that kind of money for. Might go again were I in the area, and would like to try a concrete sometime. Was sorely tempted on my way out to get a scoop of the flavor of the day, lime coconut crumble frozen custard, but managed to resist.
re: kt1969
I can't think of any place save for a fast food place such as Wendy's/McDonalds where you can get a cheeseburger, fries with cheese and a shake for less than $15. Can you kt1969? Oh and Happy Birthday!
re: Gordough
Cheeseburger, fries and shake at Uburger = $12.50. $12.75 if you get the large fries, which is big enough for two to split. Don't know how much it is to get them to put cheese on the fries, but since they're really, really good fries, they don't need it.
re: Jenny Ondioline
That's without cheese on the fries which is usually at least a dollar upcharge over regular fries. kt1969 said his/her meal was "close to $15" so we are really talking about a dollar or two at most. I eat UBurger all the time and love it but the only UBurger menu item that is better than Shake Shack are the fries. The burgers and shakes are FAR superior at Shake Shake at least in my opinion. Too bad someone can't duplicate the burgers and shakes from Shake Shack together with the UBurger fries.
re: Jenny Ondioline
I just looked at the Shake Shack menu and to compare to UBurger:
Cheeseburger, fries (no cheese) and the Fair Shake totals $12.95 before tax. Nearly identical to UBurger. I believe both places charge almost exactly the same for a cheeseburger and fries.
re: Gordough
Good for them. Still doesn't mean I'm gonna schlep out to Chestnut Hill and then wait on line for 45 minutes.
re: Jenny Ondioline
No one was suggesting you do so. My comments were merely in response to kt1969's complaint that under $15 for his order was "pretty steep." I was merely inquiring as to whether there is a comparable option that is cheaper.
re: Gordough
Gordough, I am sure you are right that it is comparable to UBurger. I have only been to UBurger once and it was a long time ago. I wasn't comparing it specifically to any other place, just saying that for me, the amount of food was on the small side for $14.82. Just my opinion, and others may well disagree.
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Gotcha. I drove by Shake Shack last night around 4:45pm and saw no line oustiside so I decided to stop in. There were about 15 people in line inside and it took about 5-6 minutes to get up to the counter to order. After that, my food took about 8-9 minutes before it was ready. For those looking to avoid the crowds, a weekday after the lunch rush and before the dinner rush seems like the best bet.
Had to try Shack Shack for myself to see what all the hubbub was all about. Figured I would drive by after the Celtics game on Friday night to see if there was a line. At approx. 10:15, no line. Order taken within a minute, food arrived within 5 minutes. Only wanted to taste the burger not the frozen, crinkle cut fries. Ordered 1 Shake Shack burger, I think it was $4.75. I am not a fan of fast food burgers and was prepared to be disappointed. I was actually surprised that the burger, though small, was quite tasty, nice beefy flavor but perhaps a touch too much salt but the salt probably did enhance the flavor. Nice fresh lettuce and tomato but could not detect any sauce on the patty. I have now experienced it, would I go out of my way to go back? No. I am more of a pub burger kind of guy, more in the J M Curley way. It is what it is and it's not bad.
As a vegetarian who isn't interested in meat burgers, I would like to point out that the shroom burger at Shake Shack is one of the most delicious/amazing vegetarian burgers in the history of the world. It consists of a portobello cap covered with lots of cheese and then deep fried creating a delicious oozy situation. Also, by the way, I had their "concrete" with the lobster tail pastry blended into it and it was so incredible.
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Wow. I had a shroom burger yesterday and it was borderline disgusting - way too overfried and greasy.
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Well I kind of agree with you but I'd say its on the awesome/amazing side of that line that borders with disgusting/greasy... It's certainly not something I would want to eat often. But I kind of want one right now...
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I drove by a couple weeks ago on a Saturday. Plan was to go to The Container Store then Shake Shack. There were a solid 15-20 people in line outside. Plan changed to Container Store and a line free Comella's.
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I'd rather go hungry than eat at Comella's. I've been to Shake Shack twice and there have always been 15-20 people in line, but it only takes a minute or two for them to take each order so the wait isn't really that bad.
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If you are looking to avoid the lines as much as possible, go during the week around 3:30-4:30pm. If that isn't possible, I would suggest a very early lunch or that same time on the weekends. If you go at peak times expect a 20-40 minute wait in line followed by a 15-20 minute wait for your food after your order.


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A MAN who ended up assaulting his former partner, her sister and her mother at a Queensferry pub has been jailed.
Initially John Peter Rees, 32, who represented himself, denied the charges.
He said the CCTV footage from the Queensferry Hotel would prove he was the victim.
But as a trial in August was being fixed, Rees – who had already been recalled to prison by the Home Office because he was on licence at the time – changed his pleas to guilty.
However, he denied he had made contact with them or that he had been spitting at them.
Rees, of Clwyd Street in Shotton, admitted common assault upon Laura Gleave, his ex-partner who runs the pub, her mother Susan Gleave and her sister Emma Gleave.
Yesterday he was jailed for 120 days to run concurrently with his licence recall.
District Judge Gwyn Jones made a two-year restraining order not to enter the Queensferry Hotel and not to contact the three complainants in any way.
Prosecutor Matthew Ellis said Susan Gleave saw Rees pulling her daughter Laura out of the pub and intervened.
But it was alleged he squared up to her, stood on her toes and head-butted her.
It was also alleged he punched her to the left ear.
The three women managed to get him out of the pub but it was alleged he spat at them.
It was claimed he had poked his former partner Laura Gleave in the face with his fingers and threatened to kill her when he saw her on her own.
Her sister Emma Gleave heard shouting and intervened, standing between them to protect her sister and mother.
But it was alleged he threatened her, spat at her and threatened to bomb the pub.
He left saying "This is not over", the prosecutor alleged.
Rees made a long and detailed speech in mitigation and said that while he pleaded guilty to common assault on the basis of his behaviour, he denied the physical contact or the threats attributed to him.
He said it was a remarkable speech by the prosecution but the claims were not true and claimed the CCTV would undermine the prosecution case.
But the prosecutor said the CCTV showed the assaults.
Rees said he was guilty of defying common sense and attending the pub at his former partner's request.
But her mother was still there and there had been a confrontation.
It was not pre-meditated, he said, and described it as a wholly one-off incident that got out of hand when it should not have done.
He was not drunk or under the influence of drugs, his memory of the incident was crystal clear, he had contacted the police to make a counter allegation and had been calm and composed when seen by the police.
In fact, he said, he was the only one to have physical injuries as a result of the incident.
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VanderSloot said the United States should allow immigrants to work, cross the border freely and pay taxes. One way to do that is with good legislation.
"We all came from some place else, even the Native Americans came from somewhere else. We should allow people to come here and continue to build on this great heritage on immigration," he said.
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Teachers in Sun Prairie are preparing high-tech upgrades for their classrooms this fall.
High School Science Teacher Matt McLaughlin will "LectureCast" each lesson. It is traditional teaching turned around. He uses a SMART Board to dictate lessons and upload the 15 minute videos to YouTube. Students watch and learn at home, then come to class to ask questions.
"This is everything you would have seen in the classroom except for me walking around," McLaughlin said. "I don't have to worry about them going home and getting frustrated and saying 'Well, I didn't get it so I didn't finish it.' Here they are in the class and if they get frustrated, their hand goes up and I go over and I can explain it to them."
Like some other teachers, McLaughlin hosts handouts and links on an online course site. Middle School Social Studies Teacher Tim Mortensen uses a service called Edmodo that even facilities student discussion after the bell.
"Edmodo will send a text message telling me they have a question and then I can jump on here and and answer their question and send them a note back," he said.
Mortensen also has a classroom set of iPads, and has spent much of the summer scouring for the latest apps. Among his favorites is Pocket Law Firm, an app developed in Madison. Students decided whether fictional characters have a legal case based on their understanding of constitutional amendments.
"The whole time they lose sight of the fact that they're learning the Bill of Rights," said Mortensen. "All of a sudden we get to the assessment phase and they're just experts at it."
Mortensen says he is also looking forward to the release of additional iBooks. The digital textbooks often include videos and other interactive features.
Supervisor of Technology Mike Mades says the free Google Docs service is also changing how educators collaborate. The online apps allow multiple users to view and edit the same document.
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