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La Cave - Wynn Las Vegas
- Address:
3131 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109Neighborhood:
Wynn Las Vegas and Encore
- Cuisine:
Tapas / Small PlatesPrice: $31 to $50
La Cave - Wynn Las Vegas
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://wynnlasvegas.com/
- Phone: (702) 770-7375
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm.
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm.
Sunday Brunch: 10:30am - 2:30pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Wine Bar, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: William DeMarco
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: Spacious and softly lit, the main dining room offers seating at sleek wooden tables or cozy booths, accommodating up to 50 guests for a seated event or 75 for a reception. A ten person "share table" allows for intimate wine tastings and special decanting events. With its low slung ceiling, the cave-like Cellar can accommodate 16 guests on one, long bar-height table for a seated event. An arched steel gate features Latin phrases extolling food, wine and the arts, evoking the feeling of an exclusive wine cellar in Tuscany. The Garden Lounge recalls an oversized, stylish living room where guests can unwind with a glass of wine and several savory small plates. This lovely lounge accommodates a maximum of 50 guests for a seated event or 100 for a reception. When an event encompasses all three spaces, guests will truly find a one-of-a-kind destination that invites them to experience the true meaning of 'in vino veritas' in a sophisticated yet relaxed setting.
- Private Party Contact: Restaurant Events 7027702251x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Sands Avenue
- Public Transit: 24/7 public transit (Deuce bus) stops outside on Las Vegas Boulevard.
- Parking: Hotel Parking
- Parking Details: Complimentary parking in Wynn Self Park garage located off Las Vegas Boulevard. Valet parking available at Wynn main gate off Las Vegas Boulevard and Wynn South Gate located off Sands Avenue.
A word from La Cave - Wynn Las Vegas
Don't call it a wine bar. At least proprietor Michael Morton, of the famous Morton restaurant family, prefers not to describe his unique La Cave concept in such limited terms. With its tempting small plates menu, stylish surroundings and well rounded beer and spirits selection, La Cave is about more than simply good wine. This cozy Wynn hideaway is a wonderland of coved ceilings, wrought iron, polished woods and glass panels. Chef Bill DeMarco, a protégé of chef Charlie Palmer, crafts a beguiling menu of flatbreads, tapas-like small plates, grilled meats and platters of charcuterie and gourmet cheese - each meant to be a perfect pairing to one of La Cave's many wines. With its sexy and fun vibe, this cave devoted to vino-pleasures comes replete with an outdoor dining terrace overlooking landscaped gardens and pools. Morton sums it up best, "I want people to leave feeling as though they just went to the best dinner party. Great food, great wine, great music, great friends"Continued
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La Cave - Wynn Las Vegas reviews from OpenTable diners
139 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (83)notable wine list (65)great for outdoor dining (57)romantic (45)good for groups (44)special occasion (40)hot spot (28)scenic view (25)late-night find (23)vibrant bar scene (19)great for lunch (18)great for brunch (12)neighborhood gem (4)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Small Plate SpecialtyWillymyVIPDined on 11/18/2014We dined at La Cave our last night in Las Vegas and was not disappointed. We shared a variety of small plates. The Gorgonzola salad was so good we ordered a second. The flatbread was very tasty and the dough was like a small pizza. Overall a nice dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great tapas, fun for a group in Vegas8ChapelDined on 11/17/2014This restaurant was great. Good tapas. The ambiance is nice, dark and romantic. Our waitress, Lisa, was great, she helped us and ordered a bunch of dishes and got the exact right amount of food. Overall a very enjoyable dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnderwhelmingAMOBulldogDined on 11/16/2014Nice place to eat in Las Vegas if you aren't hungry. The portions were very small and over-priced. The service and ambiance were great and the wine list was extensive but didn't offer many affordable selections. If you had just won a few thousand at the craps table and wanted to spend $200/bottle, this place is ideal.Special Features:
- cozypbchunDined on 11/11/2014Food was fine. had to wait too long for main dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience but too fastNORNVIPDined on 11/9/2014We went here with the intentions of having a relaxing dinner to take a break from the fast pace and chaos of the Strip. We loved the atmosphere and were lucky enough to snag the last table on the patio. We discussed the menu with the waitress, who was very helpful, placed our entire order and she ended by mentioning that everything comes out as soon as it's ready. Well, here's a tip to future diners - order things a course at a time! Why? Within 8 minutes, we had our entire order on the table. Due to the fact it's all small plates, it doesn't take long before dinner is over. So, our intentions of relaxing and taking our time...not achieved. So, we asked the waitress to hold off on bringing the dessert for 20 minutes and that helped.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerMichaelDined on 11/5/2014I wanted to check La Cave out and my friend's birthday was coming up so, I made reservations for dinner. It was great! The food was excellent, staff was wonderful and they brought my friend a surprise birthday dessert, sweeet!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/2/2014Dined at many great rest in LV and this was overpriced for what we received. Wine list was so over-inflateda...crazy. I have no problem paying for quality, but I don't like to be over-charged, for no particular reason
- Great findSandraDee23Dined on 11/2/2014I loved La Cave! I had no idea what to expect and was pleasantly surprised by the whole experience. I booked a table there simply because it was the only restaurant in the Wynn that had the time I needed (we were going to see Le Reve afterwards). We sat outside on a beautiful evening and really enjoyed the vibe. The dishes are meant to share and we had 3 dishes (bacon covered dates, flatbread, and potatoes) between the 2 of us, which was plenty. The prices were amazing considering its location in the Wynn. While we had great food our entire trip to Vegas, this was probably my favorite experience factoring in the selection of food, prices, service, and location. I can hardly wait to go back.Special Features:
- Love this place!!!ThaiDined on 10/28/2014Every bite at La Cave is great. Gourmet all the way! They have an interesting menu with something for everyone. With mostly small plates, La Cave gives you a chance to try many different items.Special Features:
- A disappointmentTravellady620Dined on 10/28/2014We are locals. This is one of our favorite restaurants. We frequently take our out-of-town guests to dine there. Tuesday I brought two guests. I raved about the restaurant beforehand. Unfortunately there was a large private party on the patio. This was a disappointment as I had requested the patio. Secondly, the party's buffet was set up right at the glass between the patio and the inside restaurant. The red heat lamp used on the bufffet was aimed right at our table and every time the attendant moved the light would glare into our eyes. Thirdly, our overall service was lacking that night. Too much of the staff was used on the patio. The food, did not suffer though. I did not enjoy getting the check for a different table though.
- Spectacular Sunday SpotMMGLADined on 10/26/2014We came for the Butler Served Buffet, which was so much better than a usual buffet. They come around with trays of food and you choose what you would like, no need to leave your seat. The cost is around $45 a person and then you can add bottomless mimosas, bloody Marys or sangria for another $20. I found this to be a great price especially for Vegas, the bloody Mary I had was actually amazing and just the perfect amount of spice. The restaurant is sort of hidden and has a great patio which overlooks some of the Wynn gardens and pool. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive, made sure we got to try all the food we wanted, and also made sure we got our $20 worth of booze! Will for sure be back here next time I'm in Vegas!Special Features:
- Great FoodEJS475VIPDined on 10/20/2014The food was outstanding! The restaurant is lovely and I would definitely go back~I did love the food. We just felt that the wait staff could have been more attentive.....we could not even get more water, but everything else was fine.Special Features:
- Amazing Experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/19/2014There are not enough superlatives to describe this restaurant! Our family had a wonderful Sunday Brunch, and we haven't stopped talking about it yet!Special Features:
- Very good food and serviceJimShadyVIPDined on 10/18/2014Thoroughly enjoyed the place. Beautiful night out, poolside. Even at Wynn, didn't feel overly expensive, lots of tapas style dishes, went with another couple before heading over to a show.Special Features:
- We measureIlyaDined on 10/18/2014Upon mentioning the waitras that lemon drop tastes like citric juice and no alcohol, she replied, "we measure all our content". What happened to the rule of customer being right?
- Unsetting...FoodiesvegasstyleDined on 10/17/2014We were extremely excited to try La Cave at the Wynn Hotel during our stay in Vegas, however we were brutally disappointed in the food and even more so in the service. We arrived on time for our reservation and were asked to wait for just a few minutes. After 10-15 minutes we were seated at a table close to the bar. The dining area was dimly lit and the noise level with extremely loud and there was a significant draft that made the environment quite cold. We were able to get food fairly quickly but the flavor of the different entrees was somewhat bland. We each ordered drinks and one of our party members never received her drink even after the staff was asked about it two different times. The best part of the evening was the dessert!
- DelishCeebsVIPDined on 10/17/2014Loved that they had a menu suited to all sorts if dietary restrictions - separate listings for: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, meat-free, & seafood-free. Anyone & everyone can find something here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LACaveBirthdaygirl65Dined on 10/17/2014Great if you just want a variety of food and not huge portions. Enjoyed a table overlooking the pool.Special Features:
- Great Tapas style menuOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/16/2014We loved the flatbreads and sampling the extensive wine list with their custom flights.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- we would returnevi2014Dined on 10/14/2014Le Cave has the best French onion soup I have ever had. The portions arent big but neither are the prices in comparison to other Vegas restaurants. The flat breads, especially the filet-blue cheese, will satisfy even the heartiest appetite. Scallops are prepared perfectly, not over cooked but seared just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Little Place....WaterStreetDined on 10/12/2014This is a nice little place for an appetizer and a bottle of wine. The dishes are all in very small portions (3 - 6 bites each) so if you are going for a full meal, you may have to spend quite a lot. We each ordered 2 items from the menu and all of us were still hungry. Nice atmosphere though - and for the most part, the food was delicious.Special Features:
- Food was divineImpressedDined on 10/10/2014I planned dinner at The Cave for a bachelorette party of five. We shared 5 plates and each was superb. The atmosphere was quiet but everyone around us was really enjoying themselves. Highly recommend this for a group!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent BrunchukdinerDined on 10/5/2014I had previously had dinner at La Cave and was looking forward to trying Sunday brunch. It didn't disappoint. The service is butler style with lots of small plates delivered to your table. They did initially come too quickly for us, but slowed down after we asked them to. We enjoyed all of the dishes, with the exception of the mushroom grits (we had never tried grits before and thought they had a very odd texture). I'm not sure how often the items change but I loved the fact that there was no fish or seafood (very unusual for a US brunch) meaning that I was able to try everything. At $48 each plus tax this brunch is a real bargain.Special Features:
- Another gem at Wynn...passion4diningVIPDined on 10/3/2014Delicious small plates and extensive selection of wines. My favorites are the Jumbo Lump Crab Lettuce Cups, Chicken Thai Basil Flatbread and a Beef Filet Crostini that melts in your mouth.Special Features:
- Certainly not lacking in flavor!Foodie27Dined on 9/29/2014The atmosphere at La Cave suits its name well - you truly feel as though you may have stepped into a dimly-lit cave the way it is set back from the main area of the Wynn hotel and casino - all this is offset though by the vast selection of wine and sprits that adorn the back wall of the restaurant. Although portions are on the smaller side, they certainly do not lack bold and delicious flavors. A perfect spot for late night tapas and drinks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden Gem at the WynnRegularCustomerVIPDined on 9/27/2014Wonderful food, amazing wine list. We eat there every chance we get.Special Features:
- overpricedoverpricedVIPDined on 9/27/2014Food was fair but very overpriced. The wine list was interesting but overpriced as well ($35 for four small tastes of wine???). It's hard to find good wine in Vegas so at least this place tried to make an attempt, but the food was so expensive for very little quantity. Pretty disappointing overall. They should have had a wine and food pairing flight available, not sure why they didn't.Special Features:
- Don't be too hungry!OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 9/26/2014The portions are incredibly small. The food is decent, but you have to order extra portions, which causes the bill to rise fast. And paying $27 for a glass of very average wine was absurd! So beware. Lots of better choices at the Wynn I would suspect.
- Very nice for vegetarianPatriciaDined on 9/25/2014Good selection of items on the menu for vegetarian which is nice ;) very good meal. Service very effective! Would go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Be aware of alcoholic bev prices!Anney4Dined on 9/21/2014Pricing of food at La Cave is fine but if you like to have a few cocktails or wine with your dinner, be prepared to pay! The prices of wine are especially high. The lowest price for a bottle of white wine was $75! A glass of Chardonnay was $21. A little deceiving when dining "casual".Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LVbestDined on 9/20/2014Everything about this restaurant was exceptional; food, service, friendliness, atmosphere. Highly recommended!Special Features:
- Really disappointed.kckellyDined on 9/20/2014I have been here before - twice - and was so happy to take my sister there on our recent visit. Imagine how I feel knowing that my recommendation was a bust and she was disappointed too. Our server forgot about us several times and knew nothing about the menu or wines. We were seated at a tiny table (despite there being several large tables open all night) - so there was no room for anything. They brought stuff out and forced it onto us, so that it was really uncomfortable to eat with so much crammed onto us. We asked them to slow the dishes down so that we could eat and clear some room - but they didn't listen. The wines were not good choices and I regret ordering the flights. I won't be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/18/2014Second visit this week to La Cave. Again this small plates resturant delivered everything we wanted. Another great lunch. ThanksSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/17/2014As always lovely small plates in a more intimimate space than usually found in Vegas. Love this place.Special Features:
- Great food and great serviceFoodandFunDined on 9/17/2014The staff was incredibly accommodating. Food choices were interesting, fun, and very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food - Geeat ExperienxeNathansTakeDined on 9/13/2014We went to celebrate the birthday of my father-in-law, and sat for lunch on the outdoor patio. Friendly service, exceptional food, and an AMAZING cheese board. I highly recommend it - it's a hidden gem in the hotel!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TerryDined on 9/11/2014Everything was great, though the hard chairs made us skip dessert. We couldn't sit any longer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just RightGourmetCarnivoreDined on 9/11/2014La Cave is an oasis of quiet in a large hotel/casino, Wynn, in Las Vegas. They serve small portions to be shared. Our server explained our options clearly and suggested for the two of us that we order four of the small portions or three, if one of the servings was flatbread. We chose Beef Filet Crostini with blue cheese and truffle cream, which was beyond outstanding. We also chose Moroccan Chicken Skewers with pear chutney, tzatziki and pita. Again this dish was outstanding. Finally, we chose a Fontina flatbread featuring Nueske's bacon and poached quail eggs. The three made a fine dinner and left us well satisfied.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best restaurant in years!groupof14VIPDined on 9/8/2014This was by far the best restaurant I've been to in years - and we dine out 3-4 nights a week! Really great server (Lisa) - competent, quick, alert, recommendations were right on, and she seemed like a genuinely nice person. Service was great; they wouldn't leave a dish or crumb sit. Food was DELICIOUS; and the desserts were all spot on wonderful! Really nicest gem found in Vegas - highly recommend this one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was okay..MattCDined on 9/6/2014For the money, the food wasn't all that great - very small portions. Good wine list but not much for Napa reds.Special Features:


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Updated: 04/02/2010 - That's the best performance ever by a Notre Dame women's basketball player and tied for the best by any Irish hoopster. Former men's standout Chris Quinn finished 2nd in 2006.
Updated: 04/02/2010 - Jody Valdivia fired a two-hit shutout and Sadie Pitzenberger connected on a sixth-inning single to extend her hitting streak to 26 games as No. 24 Notre Dame defeated Rutgers, 8-0, Thursday at Melissa Cook Stadium.
Posted: 04/01/2010 - Bobby Plump led tiny Milan past Muncie Central in 1954. But he was also an all-conference guard at Butler - and for the first time in years, people care about his days in blue and white.
Posted: 04/01/2010 - With apologies to hometown favorite Butler, the Spartans might be the most unlikely team in Indianapolis.
Posted: 04/01/2010 - New Cubs owner Tom Ricketts also said Thursday that money should be available if Jim Hendry and Lou Piniella want to add players as the trading deadline approaches.
Updated: 04/01/2010 - New Irish football coach Brian Kelly wasn't pleased with Notre Dame's 4th spring practice on Wednesday. Not at all---particularly with quarterback Dayne Crist.
Posted: 04/01/2010 - Indiana's governor has declared Friday as "Butler Blue Day" across the state in honor of the Bulldogs reaching the NCAA men's basketball Final Four.
Posted: 04/01/2010 - The organization has looked at expansion for years and seems to have zeroed in on a 96-team format. It would be played in the same time frame as the current model and would include first-round byes for 32 teams.
Updated: 04/01/2010 - "We stink right now," Irish football coach Brian Kelly explained after Wednesday's 4th practice of the spring. "We're just so far from where we need to be in terms of attention to detail. This was a step back for us."
Updated: 04/01/2010 - The U-18 Team Michiana Hockey team will compete for a national championship next week in Rochester, New York.
Posted: 03/31/2010 - Holy Cross has fired coach Sean Kearney after one year during which the team set a school record for most losses in a single season.
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Hey guys! So, I have finally decided to write a review on Retin-A-- a product that I have been using (along with other products in a regimen) since 2011. I've had acne since 6th grade, but when I turned 21, it moved from just my forehead to ALL OVER my face. Only thing clear was my nose! I tried many products including Biore, black soap, nadinola fade cream, murad, and proactiv (giving each product at least a month to see results). Nothing was working :(, so I knew I had to see a dermatologist.
I went to the derm in May 2011. She put me on 150 mg of Doryx, Sumaxin facial wash sulfur pads, and epiduo. I was on this regimen for a month before I was scheduled for my next appointment. She wasn't happy with the results (It didn't make it better or worse), so she swapped out the epiduo for Retin-A micro 0.1%-- the STRONG stuff lol and I continued to use Doryx and Sumaxin. I was on this regimen for 2.5 months before I went back to see her, and we were both happy with where things were going, so she kept me on this regimen. By December 2011, you couldn't tell me anything. I thought I was so fine lol. My skin had not been that clear since 5th grade! When I turned 23, I was kicked off my insurance and couldn't afford their young adult plan, so I stopped using all of the products once I ran out of them in February 2012. I used Simple products to wash my face with and keep the acne under control. I thought that would be cool b/c the acne was gone and the worst was over. It seemed to be working, but then by May 2012, I noticed tiny under-the-skin bumps were popping up on my forehead, and by June 2012, I was starting to break out along my jaw line. By July, '12, I was once again, a hot mess. I signed up for the young adult plan, forked up the $176 a month to pay for it >-
Hey guys! So, I have finally decided to write a...
Sooo.. looks like my review got cut off. Anywho, second time around, it took 15 weeks for me to see results I was happy with. The purging/breakout stage in the beginning was just as bad as it was the first time. I had pimples and pustules all over my face. After 8 months, I feel very confident in my skin and am in love with Retin-A!! It takes some time to see improvement, but be persistent and faithful to your regimen, and the results will come!
June 2014
Hey guys! I have been so busy with school since August 2013 (I started nursing school! :)), so that's the main reason I became MIA. Anyways, I wanted to give y'all an update on my skin and skincare regimen. Well, in October 2012, I was kicked off my insurance because I was late on payments, so, once again, I stopped going to the derm. I still went ahead and got the insurance back in November 2012, but had not had my primary care provider approve of my dermatologist so I could get the $12 co-pay since she is not within my insurance's network, and blah blah (insurance stuff); but that was OK! b/c I was still on the same regimen, and she had written me prescriptions for everything to get up to 6 refills, so I was cool with that because that was going to easily last me a year, so I just held off on getting that done b/c I figured if I stayed on that regimen, I wouldn't need to go back anytime soon. Well, time got ahead of me, and in March 2014, i was completely out of all of my prescriptions (Yes. Her pre-approved 6-refills prescription lasted me from August 2012 to March 2014!; the sumaxin pads and Doryx did not last that long; I was kind of hesitant about taking an antibiotic (Doryx) for such a long period of time, so I started taking half a pill a day to taper myself off and that allowed it to stretch the product out longer, and I just started using Cataphil cleanser to wash my face instead of the sumaxin pads. I did have one more prescription left for another tube of retin-a, but my prescription had expired in August 2013, but I still had half of my 5th tube left). ANYWAYS... now we are at the very end of May, and I am noticing those tiny bumps on my forehead again, and bigger, more irritated under-the-skin bumps on my right cheek. my left cheek feels fine-- still smooth, but my right cheek has a rough texture again, and so does my forehead. I had an appt scheduled for May 23, '14, but I wanted to get the same dermatologist I've been seeing and she was on maternity leave, so now, I am having to wait until June 18. I jsut had a little freak out moment earlier today because I just don't know how much longer my face is going to hold up until I really start breaking out again. Right now, as of April, I've been washing my face in the morning with Cetaphil, then applying St. Ive's timeless collagen moisturizer, then at night, washing with Biore exfoliator cleanser and sometimes St. Ive's exfoliating scrub and no moisturizer. Hopefully, it continues to maintain my skin well enough to get me to the 18th..
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June 2014 Pics (Ran out of products again!)
Big point to take from this update: Don't stop seeing your derm!!! and definitely do not allow yourself to run out of your products :(
Back at it!!
I'm back on my doryx, sumaxin, and retin-a regimen! My cetaphil regimen was not working, so for two weeks (prior to today), I used PanOxyl foaming cleanser with 10% Benzoyl Peroxide, followed by Clean & Clear Deep Cleaning Astringent (toner), followed by the St. Ives moisturizer in the morning. At night, the same thing except I skipped the moisturizer and applied Persa Gel 10 with 10% Benzoyl Peroxide by Clean & Clear over my right cheek and forehead and spot treated the left cheek and chin with the same product. My skin reacted very well to it! My inflammation and irritation ceased and my bumps reduced almost completely except along my jaw line. Only problem is I was using TWO 10% Benzoyl Peroxide products a day, and it got VEEERRRRYYY drying! I mean, I was applying moisturizer 5 minutes after I first applied it, and then again 15 minutes after that. I tried doing the Persa Gel 10 day and night, but my skin started flaking and showing white dead skin when I scratched, so I went back to night only. Face was still dry, but with constant moisturizing, I didn't have the dry flakes on my face. I will post pictures later of my skin after the PanOxyl regimen/before Retin-a regimen. I am very excited about getting back on retin-a! Praying for a less dramatic purging stage in the beginning. I would be embarrassed to show my face at school or work.
Retin-A Regimen Round 3
Hey everyone, FINALLY updating my review with pics. So sorry for the long delay. I'm so-so about my progress thus far. Since my face wasn't as broken out as it was the past two times I started this regimen, I thought my skin would be clear already. It's not improving as fast as I would like. Sometimes, I felt like it was getting better, but then the next week, it would look worse than ever. Compared to my other pics, I'm not sure if I'm on the right track or not. I started off using the generic form of retin-a. Three or four weeks ago, I had enough of the generic product and asked my derm to write me out a prescription for the brand name Retin-A. I don't know if the generic version was slowing me down or not, but I felt if I was not happy with my results, I want to know I'm doing everything the right way and using the true products. It was horrible trying to get in touch with my derm. Finally, I left a message with the receptionist and she passed along my message. She called me back and told me that my derm had written out a new prescription for me and sent it in to my pharmacy. so elated, I went to the pharmacy, only to find out that she had written me the generic prescription again, but in the pump form! I was frustrated, but happy, too, because I felt the pump version would allow me to pump the accurate amount needed for my face (pea-sized amount=2 pumps per packet directions). Ever since I started using the pump, I feel my face has gotten better. The last picture I have posted on here is before the pump when I was still using the cream and it was taken at the end of August. I have to put up some more updated pics, but I have no space on my phone right now haha. I feel the pump and the change in weather to cooler temps is helping my skin recover. I do think the hot summer days and my hot room (bc I had no working air conditioning and trying to cut back on the utility bill) did not help at all. Many nights, I would put my retin-a on and my face would start to get moist from being hot. I had a fan, which would keep me cool, but it also got dusty, so I wouldn't be surprised if I had dust flying in my face, which wouldn't help the cause either! In the day time, the heat and sweat would irritate my skin. I'm more positive now about my progress, but I'm not going to get too happy yet. Like, I said, I will be posting more pics. Hopefully in the next day or two if life doesn't get in the way. Thanks for reading and ask any questions you may have!!
Day 95 Progress
Here are some more recent pics taken about 3 days ago on day 95. My pimples are finally going away. Main problem now are scars, but I'm happy with where it's at now. I'm finally feeling more confident about the progress again.
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The whole of East Street will be closed for a very special Festive Fair, with market stalled, fairground rides, a music stage and Bedminster's very own reindeer! Head down to pick up some gifts, yummy foods and get in the Christmas mood!
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Winter Warmer
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A Christmas Fair raising funds for many different organisations.
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Welcome to the seventh Henleaze Christmas Festival. Rest assured that it is going to maintain its reputation of being the event that everyone wants to go to at this festive time of the year. Many of the stalls which play such a big part in the success of the evening will be back and there will be a few new ones as well.
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Portishead Late Night Seasonal Shopping with a Christmas Market and Festive Entertainment.
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To take the stress out of festive shopping, retailers in Portishead will be opening late on Thursdays in the run up to Christmas.
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Bristol Local Xmas Market 2014: "MADE IN BRISTOL"
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4th-22nd December, Broadmead West (between The Galleries and M&S), come and support our fantastic local artists and crafters and get all of your Christmas shopping done in one place!
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Royal York Gardens Committee presents their 7th Christmas Fayre on the historic promenade of Royal York Crescent. Started as a fundraising activity for the communal gardens, the fayre is a popular with its delightful mix of festive stalls, carol singers, BBQ, mulled wine / cider and more.
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After going through the hassles of interviewing, not getting an offer sucks. Your first assumption is you weren't qualified, but that's not always true. You also could have failed any number of hidden tests, some of them very evil. »
Facebook is constantly changing its algorithms for which of your posts are shown to your friends. A recent article suggests putting "congratulations" in the update might cause more people to see it. »
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The show's title isn't quite as risque as it sounds. Frances Ruffelle burst into the public consciousness in 1985 when she created the role of Eponine in Les Misérables in London's West End and then on Broadway, where she earned a Tony, a Helen Hayes Award, a Theatre World Award and an Outer Circle Critics Award for her dynamic performance. Now, in a rare NYC appearance, she presents Beneath the Dress, a celebration of all "women who love to entertain," via the music from the stage and screen that made them great. Having released four acclaimed solo albums, Ruffelle's many roles include Dinah in Trevor Nunn's Starlight Express, Yonah in the original West End production of Children of Eden, Roxie Hart in Chicago and, most recently, the title role in Piaf. Ruffelle can also be seen in a fun cameo in the recent hit motion picture remake of Les Misérables.
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Henry Gribbohm, 30, said last week that he lost $2,600 trying to win an X-Box Kinect game system for his kids at a carnival game called "Tubs of Fun," in which players attempt to sink two softballs into plastic buckets, on April 27. He said he complained to carnival management that he believed the game was rigged and received $600 in cash and the famed giant banana.
Gribbohm, who could not be reached Saturday for comment, said last week that he got caught up in the moment.
"The two guys at that game knew what they were doing, and they were very good. I know I fell for it. I was feeling good and I never recognized what was happening, but you just don't think about that at something like a carnival like this," he said at the time.
He said in post on unionleader.com on Friday morning, after several commentators questioned his intelligence, that he didn't care that people were "trying to pick on" him.
"ive got tough skin and I'm laughing all the way to the bank because of ladies and gentlemen like you. keep it up you're doing great! thank you," his post said.
After his story appeared in numerous other media outlets he was invited to the VH1 comedy show "Best Week Ever" on Friday night, which included an all-expense-paid trip to New York City. He was asked to sink a small ball into a large bucket after the show's hosts made fun of his situation - and made fun of Gribbohm and his numerous tattoos.
"I feel bad for the guy. He blew his life savings of $2,600 when he could have spent it on at least nine more tattoos," said one of the show's hosts, Pete Lee.
He made the shot, then gyrated against the bucket several times and was given an oversized check for $2,600, meaning he is now up $600 since his visit to the carnival.
He may also get even more out of his strange week. The humor website CollegeHumor.com set up a web post in which it pledged to buy Gribbohm's banana for $2,600 if the site received 26,000 "likes" on Facebook and would kick in the XBox system if it got to 30,000 "likes." As of Saturday morning, the post was at more than 37,000 "likes."
Jaime Marsanico, a spokesman for CollegeHumor.com, said in an email message Saturday that the humor website intends to live up to its pledges.
"Yes, that's our plan. We want that banana!" Marsanico said.
Factoring in the carnival reimbursement, the television appearance and CollegeHumor's pledge, Gribbohm could end up with $5,800 after losing his original $2,600.
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In less than 10 days, Samsung will present their next Android flagship at a press conference in New York that will be watched around the world. Expectations are already enormous. The Russian smartphone clairvoyant Eldar Murtazin put a slight damper on things, though, when he said he was sure that the Galaxy S4 – like it's predecessors — would again be made only of plastic.
Galaxy S4's specs are no longer secret as most of the details have already been leaked to the press (a 4.99-inch display, eight-core Exynos 5410 processor with 2GB of RAM are all but certain features). Only the design is a giant question mark. But if you believe Murtazin, we shouldn't be expecting any surprises.
As Murtazin writes on the blog MobileReview.com:
The Galaxy S4 will be made of the same material as its predecessors. The model will again be long and passionately criticized.
According to Murtazin, nothing significant about the design of the Galaxy S4 will be different than the previous variants. Murtazin says he's basing his observations on the experience had testing the device last week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Why should you believe him? Well, this is the same tech reporter who was the first to foretell the correct Galaxy S4 launch date. His forecasts in the past have been spot-on.
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Prison inmates sickened by tainted chicken
Tyson Foods has announced a recall of nearly 34,000 pounds of chicken on fears of salmonella contamination.
Flu season may be peaking
An additional 10 states reported widespread seasonal flu activity last week, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Transitional kindergarten bill introduced
SACRAMENTO, Calif.,—State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson is co-sponsoring legislation to provide voluntary, high-quality transitional kindergarten to every 4-year-old child in California, he announced at a Sacramento elementary school today.
Man accused of killing mom, stepfather escapes from facility
A man accused of killing his mother and stepfather then dumping their bodies in a basement is on the run after escaping from a South Carolina mental health facility.
Producers Awards
The producers of 10 films were nominated today for the Producers Guild of America's Darryl F. Zanuck Award for motion pictures, an honor that traditionally leads to best-picture honors on Oscar night.
Colorado's recreational marijuana stores make history
DENVER, Col., -- Iraq war veteran Sean Azzariti described his purchase of recreational marijuana -- legally -- as a historic moment Wednesday.
Turkey quake
A 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck Saturday in the Mediterranean Sea, some 50 miles (80 kilometers) south southwest of Avsallar, Turkey, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
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One really fun task I did this year was creating new yarn colorways. We started with Stroll Tonal, a super soft, washable treat for the feet. As a team, we decided on a set of new colorways, and then I mocked up our visions in my design program to send to our manufacturer.
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BlackBerry Sales are Declining, But Not in Indonesia!
The sales of BlackBerry continues to decline globally, but not in Indonesia. BlackBerry and Samsung were still the top two best-selling phone brands in Indonesia in the past year, according to the Erajaya Group, the leading distributor of mobile products and services in Indonesia.
Not so long ago, Research in Motion (RIM) announced their loss of more than half of a billion dollars in the second quarter of 2012. As a result, about 5.000 RIM employees must unfortunately lose their jobs. The shipments of BlackBerry are also reported 21% declining compared to Q3 of 2011.
The Erajaya Group is still optimistic that BlackBerry demands in Indonesia will not be affected by this bad news, although many people seem to start questioning the future of RIM. In the first semester of 2012, the Erajaya Group has opened two new BlackBerry Store outlets, and they are even planning to open two more in the coming months! "BlackBerry and Samsung are the two best-selling brands in Indonesia. In terms of sales, BlackBerry wins; but Samsung has higher values than BlackBerry" said Djatmiko Wardoyo, Communication and Marketing Director of Erajaya Group.
In addition, here is an interesting article about "The Survival Guide for Life After RIM" by BloombergBusinessweek to prepare you for the worse case ;)
Three Billion Downloads on Blackberry App World
In another news, Research in Motion announced last week that three billion apps have been downloaded by BlackBerry smartphone and PlayBook users around the world since BlackBerry App World™ was launched. "It took 786 days to reach the one billion mark, 210 days to reach two billion, and only 176 days to reach the three billion number."
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Many people go to monster truck rallies just to see the crashes, but only die-hard fans stay to watch drivers solemnly bury the cars. Pay your respects with this GrouponLive deal.
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- KSR Motorsports monster-truck show, "Night of Fire and Destruction"
- When: Saturday, June 14, at 7 p.m. or Sunday, June 15, at 1 p.m.
- Where: Miller Farms in Berlin, NJ
- Seating: general admission
- Door time: two hours before event time
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Normally, Miller Farms is a place to soak in the beauty of majestic horses as they trot gracefully around the grounds. But on June 14 and 15, the grounds will become a mess of mud and smoke and skid marks as the KSR Motorsports monster-truck show continues its fiery circuit across the East Coast.
Now in its 28th year, KSR Motorsports arrives at venues with some of the world's most impressive monster trucks. During the visit at Miller Farms, legendary trucks such as Bigfoot, XDP, and Stinger, with its scorpion-like frame, will steamroll any object that dares to cross their paths. Other beastly rides, including quads and tuff trucks, round out the weekend's cast of mud-slinging characters. Additionally, attendees can experience the sheer size and power of the show's vehicles by hopping into the MOPAR 1 ride truck, which sports a flawless build since it stays away from the course and the mosh pits at heavy metal concerts.
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