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Wegmans in Chestnut Hill
Stopped in today for a peek, and could barely get in to this new supermarket....INSANE traffic, impossible to shop. I turned right around and walked out. Wait for the hype to ease up a bit says I
re: divinebaboon
Wegman's is not competing against MB; different market segment. It complements MB. It's more like a Roche Brothers on steroids. It's not perfection, of course, but it has a distinctive culture (as does MB, in a very different way), and knows how to do what it does very well (ditto MB). Employees are the foundation, and they build relationships with customers, and it all works out from there. This being Boston, there will be people very eager to knock it, because that's a special part of our local culture....
It make take a month or three before the mobbing goes down. That location is awkwardly placed for coming from the east.
I was actually able to get parking pretty easily, but inside was mobbed. There were some spots in the store that were pretty easy to navigate, but near the deli and prepared foods was pure insanity. They had free iberico ham samples, cut off the leg (very tasty) and the full line of Fentiman's sodas (the reason we went). The liquors seemed very well priced, and they had a large selection. I was happy to see local products such as Jacks Abbey and Bully Boy on sale. The checkout line moved very quickly, as well.
We went around noon, just for the laugh. No tie-up on Route 9, parked immediately, and the crowds were huge but not absolutely insane or anything. Although we did skip both the meat and deli departments because of the crowding, and the food court part was nuts. We were going to pick up a sandwich for lunch, but they were out of sub rolls and I hate ciabatta, so we passed.
I did feel bad for the person who just abandoned their cart with nothing but two cans of house brand chicken soup in it. (It reminded me of Christian Finnegan's joke about abandoned broken umbrellas on the street: "It's like seeing the exact point at which someone just said 'Ah, f--k it.'") And Allstonian said that she heard at least two people behind her moaning like Tina Belcher because of the crowds. But it really wan't anywhere near as nuts as I thought it might be.
re: Jenny Ondioline
I was there around 2pm, and getting past the prepared food/food court area was nigh impossible, and parking outside was at capacity. I don't want to slam the store, as I've not shopped there proper, I was just warning folks to let the hype cool down
re: trufflehound
It's a significantly smaller store. Burlington, finally opening later this year, will be comparable to Northborough. And it will have a new-generation Market Basket (plus TJs and H Mart) nearby....
re: Karl S
any idea when the fenway location is scheduled to open?
re: wonderwoman
2017. Wegmans takes its time. They invest a relatively large amount of effort into selective recruitment and training to their corporate mission and values; they might be said to leaven new stores with a core of employees from existing stores, including people from the core territory in western NY. They appear also to plan (time-wise, that is) on a certain amount of shake-out of locals who end up not fitting well - I recall talking with NY-origin staff at the Northboro location a few months after it opened.
re: Karl S
i'm without a car, so i was hoping that it would be sooner.
There was zero traffic on route 9 and I snagged a parking spot with no issue this morning. I steered clear of the prepared foods, but thought the fish selection was good. All the employees were helpful and friendly (with some very anxious to give out cheese samples!).
I thought the produce selection was varied and large. That's probably the most enticing thing for me so far.
re: Snowflake
You can take the 60 bus or a 20-30 minute walk from the Chestnut Hill stop on the D line. If you take the D line, don't walk along 9--you can walk Hammond St -> Heath St.
re: Snowflake
Not unless you're willing to do the bus, in which case yes, because the 60 is an easy transfer from Kenmore and goes that way. Although I suspect you'd have to plan to loop a bit and get off on the return end (because it's on the Eastbound side), and get off at the top at 280 Boylston.
re: Snowflake
I'm a big T enthusiast, but in this particular case, it's not very useful. The #60 bus goes ot the Mall at Chestnut Hill, but stops appear to be either on the other side of Route 9, or kind of far from the Wegman's, or both. It's nearly a mile from the Chestnut Hill stop on the D line to Wegman's.
re: Allstonian
I think the new intersection they put in on 9 at the western side of the Wegmans and Chestnut Hill Mall has a pedestrian crossing and signal. There's definitely a break in the median, and I think I saw crosswalks. Google Maps hasn't updated their imagery yet.
re: emannths
I can confirm there is a pedestrian crosswalk
We went to the liquor store on Saturday (it opened a couple weeks ago, at least). Space was enormous. Seemed like they had a ton of wine, but I can't speak to the quality of the selection. Prices were definitely below what you'll find in the city. Bourbon selection was very limited (ie Cambridge Spirits in Kendall, which might be all of 300 square feet, has a larger selection). Beer selection was rather large, with moderately crafty leanings. Prices were again decent. We went because I wanted Negroni ingredients - Campari was $27.99, Beefeater was $16.99 and the sweet vermouth (whose name escapes me, but was the most expensive one they had) was $9.99
re: mkfisher
The beer prices were quite good on the bigger craft brands but par for the course for smaller ones. So Sierra Nevada and Sam Adams 6ers were only $8-8.50, but those from smaller breweries were the same $10ish that any local packie charges. The store also has a nice range of 12pks.
They have a make-your-own-sixpack station, but since the price for the mix-a-6 is fixed, the field from which to pick is a bit limited. At least that's what my cursory glance told me.
re: emannths
I was unimpressed by the selection, random layout, and pricing of their beer section. Some of the bigger crafts like SN or Lagunitas and a couple locals were a little cheaper than local beer stores, but everything else was about the same or higher than better beer stores in the area. Also have to be careful with freshness too even though they just opened. Hopefully the Burlington location gets a little more attention when it comes to beer instead of the afterthought that it is here.
re: LStaff
My impression is that liquor prices are somewhat set by the state.
Is this not correct?
I mean, a dollar here and there ( that extra dollar you pay at Marty's for the convenience of going to Whole foods at the same time) but its not like people can offer beer or vodka at a 50% discount.
I went last night at about 8:30pm. Parking was not a problem, the multilevel garage is actually not very big which is actually good because you don't have to walk miles to get to your car. It was still busy but not crazy, there were no free samples to be had. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
The fish and meat sections were impressive, with decent prices. Non-organic chicken breasts were as low as $14 for a large pack of 10, can't beat that price. Slightly more for the organic stuff. Star Market might as well just close now if you were to compare the stores on fish and meat alone.
My takeaway was it will be great for parties when you need large quantities.
Cheese selection was nice with many NY state offerings. Seems like they had anything and everything, we got a fresh ricotta and a farmer's cheese. Pricing was not bad but honestly if you're looking for something that you can also find at Trader Joe's, I think TJ's will beat them price-wise.
Cheap prices on cereal and other grocery items, again Star is going to really lose this battle.
Italians will be happy to hear they randomly have 5 kinds of Mulino Bianco cookies as well as Pan di Stelle, cookies and barrette.
We had a bite to eat at the prepared foods section, was missing some selections as they were about to close it down around 9pm. Great kale salad, other choices fairly standard. Didn't get to look at sushi, subs and pizza very well.
Also a vast selection of vitamins and over the counter medicine, if their prices are good I'll probably shop there over CVS as well since I can't stand their scammy Extrabucks system.
As a longtime Wegmans shopper in NY, it was great to stop in today.
Traffic tip: the real problem on Rt 9 is the light at Hammond Street, which is east of the development. It backs up now in both directions for the entire afternoon and gets worse at around 3PM every day. Avoid by taking Hammond Pond Parkway: if exiting Wegmans, get off Rt 9 immediately to the right. (I live in the area.)
Inside: parking is easy with a big lot in back and a well designed parking structure (though the way out is roundabout).
If you are into the cheapest food possible, don't bother. This is a really good market, with some good prices, but the specialty is quality not pricing. Example: while I was there, they were cutting up a tuna and talking about that and the meat was $20/lb. The produce looks up to Wegmans' standards. The prepared stuff is better, IMHO, by quite a bit than Whole Foods, but I obviously haven't tasted much in this store. We did put together a pizza for tonight and I've tasted a white cheese & garlic slice that was very good.
(Note: I also scarfed a bag of Zapp's very hot potato chips. They always say "Louisiana" to me.)
I tried some samples of sausage and cheeses. All very good. The cheese area is large, though not as big as in Northborough.
Really makes the relatively new Star up the street look like a sorry excuse for a market.
re: Duster17
For anyone who has not had these, you need to. Now. My friend who grew up in Rochester turned me onto these and they were fan-freakin'-tastic.
re: QuakerInBoston
For folks not used to Zweigle red and white hots: Understand they are *supposed* to split - it's a feature, not a bug when you grill them (alternatively, one cuts them in half lengthwise, but managing drips and flare-ups is harder...). Ditto with the red hots (which simply mean "red colored hot dogs" not "hot dogs that are red hot spicy").
re: nsenada
I wouldnt be surprised if Zweigles made the Wegmans one.. I am a huge Wegmans fan. I didnt know they had Zapps chips!! I love those jalapeno chips and have even mail ordered them directly from Zapps before!
re: hargau
Yeah, they sell the small bags in the food court next to the sandwich station -- I don't think they're in the regular chip aisle.
re: nsenada
I love the Hartmann's smoked pepperette bites made just for Wegman's. I bought a bag.
re: tatsu
Watch for fresh kimmelweck (salt-and-caraway crusted hard rolls that are de rigeur for beef-on-weck sandwiches in western NY state). I've tried to encourage Wegmans staff here to stock more of the things it stocks on its home turf, things that Bostonians might not think of, but that ex-pat folks from the mid-Atlantic hanker for in the desert of New England chains. Things like hard rolls, Taylor pork/ham, better brands of pretzels, meat cuts that are relatively common in NY but rare in New England (like fresh ham) et cet.
re: Karl S
They do have their excellent pretzel rolls and sticks.
re: lergnom
Their marathon bread and braided sesame bread are da bomb, too. And the ultimate white cake is a benchmark; their cake development and testing group is highly skilled.
re: Karl S
I so miss hardrolls. Especially one with butter and a cup of coffee for breakfast.
re: Karl S
They've been stocking Taylor's pork roll at my local Roche Bros/Sudbury farm for almost a year now.
We went for the first time last night after hearing about how great Wegmans is for years and I have to say, it felt like a bit of a letdown. Granted, I think my expectations were too high but two things that I was surprised about were some of the high prices (even compared to WF) and the quality of the produce.
I do think each supermarket has to be evaluated for its individual strengths and comparing apples to apples isn't fair. We didn't try any of the prepared foods and although we spent a while in there, there is a still a lot we missed I'm sure.
At least 60% of what we buy at the supermarket when the CSA isn't running is fresh produce, so finding good quality produce is really important to me. We get most of our veggies and meat from the Brighton WF or if we're up for a drive, Russos and then hit Target, ethnic markets, or TJ for everything else. A lot of the veggies at Wegmans were tired looking and the pricing was all over the map: $5 for Yu-choy vs 1.29 at Super 88 or .99 cents for a lime vs .69 at WF last week. Seeing black truffles stored in the mushroom section in rice (good for the rice, bad for the truffles) for $999 a pound just struck me as odd. I also didn't like that they trim down veggies, so when I bought fennel the stems are already gone. On the plus side, it was great to fresh galangal as well as some more interesting tropical fruits.
A few other prices surprised me as well. Skirt steak for $18.99 a pound? Seriously? I know flank and skirt have short up in prices, but even at WF, it's $9.99lb. Not to mention the fact that everything is individually shrink wrapped and you can't fully see or change the size of the cut. I found most of the meat surprisingly expensive beyond the advertised "1.99 chicken breast family pack." Brined feta at $5 for 8 ounces or their cheapest smoked salmon (farmed) for $8.99 for 4 ounces?
A lot of what supermarket is right for you depends on what you're buying. If you're buying the advertised items, there are good deals at Wegmans, but I was surprised on the pricing of a lot of the other items. The size and hours are nice and the inventory of packaged goods is enormous. In the end, it's really about finding what works based on what exactly you buy.
re: Klunco
re: lergnom
Funny, I was waiting for you to add something of value to this thread. I guess that's done.
I admitted that it's hard to compare supermarkets because they are all competing for different customer sets and it's not an apples to apples comparison. I think comparing prices/quality of products to several supermarkets is pretty relevant to this discussion.
That said, I brought up Super 88 for one comparison above strictly because when I ran across Yu-Choy at Wegmans I was first impressed that they sold some Asian greens beyond Bok Choy. But four times the price of Super 88 is worth noting in the context of the fact that besides a few specials I found the produce expensive. I'm not comparing the entire Wegmans to all of Super 88. I also noted that their produce was expensive (besides the sale items) compared to Whole Foods.
re: Klunco
Read my other posts in this thread. The very first thing I wrote in one of the oldest posts in this thread is that it's ridiculous to compare Wegmans to Market Basket or other cheap markets. So try reading the thread before you post.
And you got the label of the skirt steak wrong: that's not their normal skirt steak. I checked when I was in there this AM. So again ... reading.
re: lergnom
I'm not sure how you define "normal" in this context, but considering that is the only skirt steak they sell at the Chestnut Hill location (you can check on their handy app), that is their "normal" skirt steak, because it's the only one they sell. Other locations may sell cheaper skirt steaks, but we're talking about Chestnut Hill.
High quality beef can get pricey, and I don't mind paying for a high quality cut from time to time, but what's more interesting, is for $18.99 that skirt isn't: Kobe, Wagyu, dry-aged, "USDA Prime," or grass fed.
There is the marketing term "Food you can feel good about" on it which means no antibiotics, hormones, animal byproducts in food (standard at WF, where that same skirt steak is $9.99lb).
I'm not sure how that phrase applies to the rest of their "normal" meat...I shouldn't feel good about it? And if I have to pay almost twice what I do at WF for those quality standards, that doesn't represent value to me. I will pay a premium price for a premium product but that's not the case here.
In terms of comparing the prices/product quality to other markets, no comparison is apples to apples, but it's interesting to note where the deals are for each market and what's worth the "premium" price. This is no different than hounds comparing tacos from a yuppie taco place vs. a truck. Are two beef tacos really worth $11 at Tico when you could go to Jalisco and get them for a quarter of the price? Obviously atmosphere and service is part of the up charge, but comparing the tacos themselves on Chow is fair. If a place in Allston was putting out the exact-same plate of food that Craigie was for 1/4 of the price, but in a no-frills environment, would that be relevant? Of course.
Is a 400% up charge on an identical product worth it because the Wegman's is a nicer atmosphere? It depends on how many of those items you're buying an how much you value what a grocery store looks like. If we're only going to talk about "premium quality" it's worth defining what the premium quality is that justifies the price increase and comparing against a WF is fair.
One side note is the Valbreso Feta is cheaper at Wegman's than WF.
re: Klunco
VERY well said.
re: Klunco
I, too, am a stickler when it comes to quality and would rather pay more for better quality. That said, I was at Wegman's on Monday and found their produce to be very high quality and very fairly priced. I bought broccoli crowns for about $1.29 lb, a huge head of cauliflour for $2.50, a very fresh package of romaine hearts f0r $2.99, beautiful asparagus for $1.99 lb, bananas for .49 cents lb, and so on. I did pick up one red pepper that was "tired" but other than that everything looked great but I didn't look at the Yu-choy or black truffles.
re: bakerboyz
I'm glad to hear this. Not knowing when they stock, I know I need to go back a few times to get a better sense and it's not fair for me to judge quality of produce on a single visit.
I guess I was just surprised after all the hype and waiting that the prices were higher than I expected. Maybe they restock produce Sunday night, so can shoot for a Monday night visit. I also want to check out the Wegman's liquor store. I guess I'm just trying to understand what really makes Wegman's inspire such devotion and I expected the prices to be lower, but then again they have to factor in the associated costs of Chestnut Hill/Mass etc.
re: Klunco
<What inspires such devotion.>
In sure there are threads on chains about this.
My mom really likes shopping at her Wegmans in NoVA for a couple reasons. First it is a good source of fish in her area and there is always someone available to help with recipes or questions. Sometimes samples. Last time she was up visiting I took her to New Deal and she was impressed. I suspect she would prefer to have access to good fishmonger s, but Wegmans works. Second reason is because the bakery stopped baking a loaf of bread that she really likes. The department manager said with 24th notice they could bake one for her. Their level of customer service is high.
I always put their quality in line with whole foods, but with lower prices. I wouldn't compare them to Shaws, market basket, or shop and stop.
re: Klunco
My impression of the prices were that they were all over the place, but tended towards being Stop & Shop prices for food that tended towards WF quality.
That said, there are plenty of exceptions. Other than the produce that was on sale (the broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus, etc), most of the produce prices were...not great. I did not run into any tired-looking produce.
We only bought ground beef, but I peeked at a few of the other meat prices: they are high. But the $19/lb skirt steak you found is part of their higher-priced Food-You-Feel-Good-About line. For example, normal ribeyes are $9-11/lb (depending on package size), but the FYFGA ribeyes are $17/lb. Also, they have smoked salmon for $7/4oz or $15/12oz.
The nice thing is that most of their prices are online, so you can just input your usual shopping list and see if a trip is a good or bad idea.
re: Klunco
Just curious, what is wrong with storing truffles in rice? I worked for a pretty famous restaurant in NYC for years and our truffle purveyor dutifully arrived in the kitchen with truffles in rice for sale regularly.
re: Bugsey34
I know it is still a commonly used technique but storing in rice leeches aroma and moisture from the truffles. Truffles are obviously best eaten asap, but storing in either in paper, a loose damp paper towel or glass is a better option. Or if you're really really old school, wax (although no, I wouldn't recommend that).
re: Klunco
Thanks! Was curious myself as the mushroom guy who supplied the restaurant I worked at last, with a pretty shroom obsessed chef (Daniel Bruce) did the same. Cool how food technique is in constant flux
Went there Saturday morning, around 8AM. Wide open, easy to park and get in and get around. Prepared foods sections were all closed, other than the fruit bar.
Thought the store was well laid out, was disappointed in that the three things we were looking for, they did not have. We enjoy their Chocolate Babka (as good as Zabars), but did not see any. They also do not have a whitefish salad of their own, only a commercial brand (in the kosher section, none in the fishmarket). And the bakery has no seeded breads. Closest was one with pepitas that also had carrots and other stuff inside.
re: L2k
The whitefish salad they sell is Acme (from Greenpoint, Brooklyn, named for the cartoons), same as Costco, Market Basket sell. It's good.
I suggest saying something about what you want. I know a few other people who want them to carry actual whitefish and have brought it up. I heard one manager explain they are outsourcing Kosher so they don't have a kitchen issue.
re: lergnom
When they opened in Northborough, I lobbied for them to carry tongue, and they considered it, but decided not to pursue it further.
re: hargau
They carry Greens Babka in the kosher section. A few days ago, I got a cinnamon one.
re: catsmeow
Greens chocolate Babka is like crack. I would be interested to hear how it compares to the Wegmans brand babka.
re: black_lab
Green's is the brand that Zabar's sells (under their own label). I now buy it through the Green''s web site, as it's cheaper than at Zabar's.
re: kimfair1
Greens is also available through Amazon, and shipping is slightly cheaper. Russ and Daughters has it as well, so it's always a good addition to an order from them.
re: black_lab
Cheaper shipping than from Green's? I saw that Green's actually sells them on Amazon. I buy it around the holidays for the folks at work, and am generally buying 10-15 at a time. Shipping sure isn't $7.77 each like on amazon! Last year, I think I paid around $25-30 for shipping.


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Dr. William Vilensky, of Longboat Key and formerly of Margate, N.J., died July 30. He was 84.
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Dr. Vilensky began his early career working in his family's Atlantic City pharmacy and later attended the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. Following in his father's footsteps, he opened his own pharmacy in the Wildwood, N.J., area. After several years operating the pharmacy, Dr. Vilensky returned to school to earn his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, practicing in Camden County, N.J. Dr. Vilensky was a professor at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, where he became a sought after lecturer and expert in forensic medicine.
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Dr. Vilensky is survived by his wife of 25 years, Joyce; sister, Leonore Kaplan; sister, Jill Vroegop; brother, Lewis Vilensky; daughter, Dr. Louisa Sanders; son, Lee Vilensky; and two granddaughters.
Dr. Vilensky also leaves his four stepsons, Steven Sinderbrand, Gary Sinderbrand, Richard Sinderbrand and David Sinderbrand; and 10 grandchildren.
Graveside services were held Tuesday, July 31. The family requests that contributions in Dr. Vilensky's memory be made to RNS, 102 N. 35th Ave., Longport, N.J., 08403 or Congregation Beth Israel, 2501 Shore Road, Northfield, N.J., 08225. Arrangements were made by Roth-Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel, in Atlantic City, N.J.
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I bought this to remove the muck off of my face that accumulates overnight, and as a second cleanser after I rinse off my oil cleanser. Thus, I had no expectations regarding its ability to remove makeup. I was hoping that being from this line it would really rinse off, the way my Clarisonic cream cleanser does, but it doesn't, and that's my biggest complaint. I apply wet and move around, and it feels like it's removing dirt as I wipe it all around my face. But, alas, when I try to rinse it just doesn't rinse off as well as the Clarisonic does. I think I just have to splurge and re-buy the Clarisonic cleanser.
I was reluctant to buy this after reading all these bad reviews but for me personally, this is the best cleanser I have tried in forever.
I don't expect it to remove my makeup (it's a very gentle cleanser) but I use it in the morning to get rid of any impurities that have built up over-night and to wash off the oil that has accumulated while I was sleeping and it does the job well. Also what I have noticed is that the cleanser really mattifies the skin without drying it out which is pretty amazing. I've noticed that it also has oil control properties and my skin doesn't get as oily during the day. The appearance of my skin has drastically improved and all the oil seeds on my forehead that I've always had have vanished (but this could be due to other changes I've made in my skincare routine)
For those who have combination skin (I have normal skin on my cheeks with a very oily T zone) I would definitely recommend this.
Not a particularly effective cleanser. It fails to fully clean and seems to leave a film on my face. The packaging isn't the best either - more than once I've attempted to squeeze out some product only to have the bottle go flying out of my wet hands. Nice scent.
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This cleanser is nothing special for me. I have combo/oily skin so I wanted to try this from the seaweed line to see if it delivers the purifying and mattifying qualities it advertises.
First off, the description of this cleanser says that it is oil and soap free and will effectively remove all the makeup, oil and dirt from your face. I find this to be - at best - minimally true if I am not wearing any make up. One time I hoped I could clean my face of a light application of powder, blush, bronzer and the cotton pad that I used for my toner afterwards told me otherwise. This face wash is not strong enough to be an effective "purifying" cleanser. On the other hand, because it is such a weak cleanser I suppose it is good for a quick rinse during the middle of the day or something if you want to freshen up.
This cleanser did not leave my face feeling soft and smooth either. Although because it does not strip your face of its oils, I can see that claim sort of true...not because of anything in the cleanser but rather because of the natural oils on your face remaining on your face...so much for a cleanser.
The bottle is also bad to get product out if you have less than half left but I think that would be complaining too much ;)
I have combo skin (really oily T-zone and itchy flaky skin around the edges, with mild acne). I've used everything, and until now, the Neutrogena Stress Control line was the only thing that would keep my acne in check, although it was terribly drying. This has completely cleared up the acne, cut down the oil, and restored moisture to the part of my face that needs it. I used this cleanser in conjunction with the toner and mattifying moisturizer. Believe it or not, this is my HG cleanser. I'm almost through the bottle and I will definitely be buying it again.
EDIT: I have since changed cleansers, although I don't really remember if there was a specific reason. I now use Lush's Dreamwash on my face.
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I use it in the morning where there is not much of a dirt on my face.
First I splash my face with warm water and a bit of gentle rubbing with water, pat it semi-dry with towel, then start applying a dime size amount, sometimes it's more than enough to cover my face, then I just massage massage massage about a min, the cleanser will dry off a bit, but that's ok, I think it's glueing the dirts to it.
then rinse it off with water, lots of water (I don't use cotton ball), believe it or not, my face's super clean! supple and a bit squeaky with a healthy radiance!
I used to just wipe it off with cotton ball, but it didn't make me feel cleansed at all.
Using water helps a lot and increases the effectiveness of the cleanser.
If you're wearing a make up, best to follow it up with seaweed deep cleansing facial wash after using this purifying facial cleanser. As this will only provide a light to mild cleansing.
This is a great everyday cleanser with no frills. I'm almost out of my first bottle (which lasts a surprisingly long time because you don't need to use a lot to get your face clean) and I'm definitely going to buy another bottle.
I love how refreshed my face feels after using this. Instead of feeling tight and dry, my face ends up feeling clean and supple, which is exactly what I'm looking for in an everyday cleanser.
This cleanser removes all the makeup, dirt, sweat, and grime from the day without being rough on my face. I wouldn't use this if I was looking to clear up bad acne, but it's not meant for that reason: it's meant to be a simple everyday cleanser, and it's pretty close to perfect!
I got the "cream" version of this product in a bottle. I like that it's natural, and that it does not dry my skin in the spots where oily-skin products can dry it, but that's about it. This stuff just does not get my face clean. I wipe on a toner after washing my face with this product and I still get a lot of dirt and makeup that the cleanser left behind! My face has broken out more while using this, so I think I'll go back to my Estee Lauder combo-skin cleanser instead. Not to mention that you have to use a LOT of the cleanser per washing.
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BIG trouble in BIG China: Cisco shares fall off a cliff as CEO warns of slump
Cisco's shares slumped ten per cent in after-hours trading on Wednesday after the networking kingpin copped to terrible performance in emerging markets. The hardware giant squeezed $2.9bn in net income (up 11.6 per cent year on year) out of revenues of $12.1bn (up 1.8 per cent) in the third quarter of 2013. The company beat Wall …
Bad strategy to blame.
CISCO had the wrong strategy for China. What they should have done was one of two choices:
1) Sold their kit in China at a giveaway price that even the locals couldn't copy it for, weather the loss by using some of the massive margins they have charged the rest of the World for years, and when all the Chinese competitors have died simply ramp the prices in China back up slowly.
2) Paid bribes to the right Chinese government ministers, given them franchise rights and employed their idiot children as "consultants".
end of csco
Facebook's Open Compute Switches + Software-Defined networking will be the end of Cisco as we know it. A new era is upon us where bloated vendors can no longer sell their overpriced gear. This is probably as good as it will get for CIsco as switches are their cash cow and that cow will be slaughtered on the altar of Software-Defined Networking. Does not matter what Chambers does, Cisco cannot be successful, it's like going against the tide. At mega-scale (where IT providing is going) nobody buys overpriced custom made hardware. Look at Google, Facebook, Amazon. These are Tier 1. Service providers are Tier 2 and they will be next down the SDN path. Cisco's model is unsustainable.
Re: end of csco -agreed
Cisco have become the Oracle of networking and like Oracle faced with open databases, Cisco is faced with open networking products. The high premiums that Cisco charges for its products will no longer be sustainable as the products from lower tier suppliers become good enough. Unlike Oracle, Cisco does not have much of a lockin caused by other products dependant on Cisco's products as network switches and routers by their very nature have to talk to competitors products. Can Cisco survive when the profit margins on its products fall to the under 10% level?
The only thing good about cisco is meraki. They've already started jacking up meraki's prices lets hope they don't totally destroy them.
Ahhh is that the one were you buy the kit and if you don't cough up a usage fee that cost pretty much the same price as the kit, year on year, your network shuts down?
New time new thinking
Collaboration with workable competitors is what needed. Nobody wins all nowadays just look at Google!
Massively overpriced buggy kit, poor compliance with networking standards, a sneering arrogant attitude, an emphasis on the nasty dated IOS over any sort of modern management tools. Confused why people are leaving.
I doubt that the stories about the NSA working with vendors to establish backdoors would have helped their sales in China much either.
Possibly that ban on Chinese products wasn't clever..
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TEXAS: RHP Willie Eyre said he felt fine Wednesday, less than 24 hours after he was hit in the chest with a line drive during his first major league start. X-rays showed no serious injury but manager Ron Washington said he wasn't certain whether Eyre would start July 1 at Boston. ... DH Sammy Sosa's 61 RBIs marks a major league-best 12th straight season the Rangers have had a player with more than 60 RBIs before the All-Star break. The next closest streak is St. Louis' 10 seasons.
DETROIT: Craig Monroe, the Tigers' regular left fielder, was scratched from Wednesday's lineup because of soreness in his left knee. Monroe, who said he came to the park expecting to play Wednesday, had the knee X-rayed after Tuesday's 9-6 loss to Texas. ... LHP Kenny Rogers' scoreless streak at Comerica Park is 23 1-3 innings, 23 of which came during last season's AL playoffs and World Series. ... Wednesday's rainout was the Tigers' second this season at Comerica Park but the first because of rain. Snow and sleet forced the postponement of an April 4 game against Toronto.
KANSAS CITY: The Royals' shutout Wednesday was their first since Sept. 5, 2006, against the Yankees. ... They finished their road trip with a 5-4 mark. ... The Royals won the season series against the Angels for the first time since 1996. ... LHP Jorge De La Rosa didn't allow any runs Wednesday, a season best.
LOS ANGELES: The Angels told DH Shea Hillenbrand that he will be designated for assignment Friday. He has complained about his reduced role after being an everyday player for six years. His .254 average and 22 RBIs have been eclipsed by the emergence of LF Reggie Willits and 1B Casey Kotchman. ... RHP Justin Speier, out since May 1 because of an intestinal infection, will pitch at Class A Rancho Cucamonga on Thursday. ... INF Maicer Izturis, on the DL because of an irritated right hamstring, will begin a rehab assignment Thursday at Rancho Cucamonga and OF Garret Anderson, sidelined by an aggravated right hip, will follow on Friday.
weekend. Street has been in Toronto, being examined by a specialist. Street played long toss at 60 feet Monday and 100 feet Tuesday. ... OF Travis Buck (elbow, thumb) started Wednesday night after missing three straight games. ... SS Bobby Crosby was given a planned day off and Marco Scutaro started in his place. ... Geren said RHP Rich Harden is still slated to throw two innings Friday or Saturday against the Yankees. Harden was scheduled to throw two innings Monday, but was pulled after one because of tightness in his shoulder.
NEW YORK: OF Bobby Abreu's exile to the eighth spot in the batting order lasted only one night. Abreu, who had never hit eighth before Tuesday, was moved up to the sixth position Wednesday after going 1-for-4. ``Just putting Bobby in a little more responsible spot,'' manager Joe Torre said. ... Yankees relievers walked 138 batters through Tuesday, a statistic that worries Torre. ``It's concerning, it's frustrating and certainly nothing good comes from it,'' he said. ``We've had bad counts out of the bullpen and when you have bad counts, bad things happen.''
BALTIMORE: Andy MacPhail, president of baseball operations, said Wednesday that he won't interview candidates for the managerial job before the end of July. He said he was encouraged by the team's play under interim manager Dave Trembley, who remains a candidate to assume the job on a full-time basis. ... The Orioles recalled INF Brandon Fahey from Triple-A Norfolk to solidify the SS position while Miguel Tejada is on the 15-day disabled list. Tejada, who has a broken bone in his left wrist, isn't expected back until August. To make room for Fahey, the Orioles optioned OF Jon Knott to Norfolk.
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CHICAGO: The White Sox won their first two games after GM Ken Williams said Sunday that changes to the roster could be upcoming. ``We've played good the last couple days,'' manager Ozzie Guillen said before Wednesday's game at Tampa Bay. ``We have to prove to Kenny and myself, we can make a run with this ballclub.'' Guillen said one job he will never take in baseball is general manager. ``It's not an easy job,'' Guillen said. ... The White Sox remain hopeful that RF Jermaine Dye (strained quadriceps) will return to the lineup this weekend. If Dye is not ready, Guillen said it would likely be best if he goes on the disabled list. Dye, who has taken part in onfield drills the past two days, has missed the past five games.
TAMPA BAY: 2B B.J. Upton (strained quadriceps) went through pregame drills before Class-A Vero Beach's game at Tampa and is expected to play five innings Thursday. ... C Shawn Riggans (right elbow) has started a throwing program ... Backup INF Josh Wilson started at second Wednesday, his fourth consecutive day in the lineup. Manager Joe Maddon said he wanted to give INF Ty Wiggington a couple days off by having him DH. ... 3B Evan Longoria, the Devil Rays' 2006 first-round pick, hit .395 with two homers and nine RBI in his last 10 games through Tuesday at Double-A Montgomery.
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TORONTO: Frank Thomas entered Wednesday's game one home run shy of 500, and is hitless in his last nine at-bats. Manager John Gibbons doesn't believe Thomas is putting extra pressure on himself. ``He's just got to get a pitch to hit and get after it.'' ... For the first time this year, Aaron Hill did not start at second base. Howie Clark got the nod and is expected to start at third base Thursday. ``We just want to get Howie some at-bats. He's been swinging the bat really well,'' Gibbons said. Clark, who came off the bench to hit a game-tying sacrifice fly Tuesday, is hitting .316 in 12 games since being recalled from Triple-A Syracuse May 30.
MINNESOTA: 1B Justin Morneau, out since Friday with a bruised lung, passed more medical tests Wednesday. ``He's going to start working out and we'll gauge that accordingly to how he feels day-to-day. When he tells us he can get out there and start running around and playing, that's when he'll play,'' manager Ron Gardenhire said. Morneau is expected to hit in the batting cage soon. ... Michael Cuddyer started at 1B for the second straight game, and is expected to play there Thursday. ... Joe Mauer started at DH for Minnesota, with Mike Redmond behind the plate. Mauer is expected to catch Thursday's day game. ``It's kind of necessary right know, with Justin out,'' Gardenhire said. ``You want to keep as much offense as you can in there. This is a good chance to get him out from behind the plate and keep his bat in there.''
HOUSTON: The Brewers beat the Astros 6-3 in 11 innings Wednesday to sweep them in a three-game series for the first time. Houston has lost seven of its last 10. ``We're not finding a way to win a ballgame,'' manager Phil Garner said. ``On the flip side, we're finding a way to lose ballgames. It's very disappointing.'' ... Craig Biggio returns home Thursday night against Colorado needing three hits to become the 27th player with 3,000. He popped out trying to bunt in his only at-bat Wednesday. Biggio started only one of three games in Milwaukee to make sure he could set the record at home.
MILWAUKEE: C Damian Miller's 11th-inning, three-run homer gave Milwaukee a 6-3 victory Wednesday. Miller, who was born in La Crosse, Wis., got the big hit in front of hundreds of fans on La Crosse Area Day. ``It's perfect timing,'' Miller said. ``The stars were lined up perfectly for La Crosse.'' ... Miller Park's retractable roof didn't close quick enough to keep some Brewer players from getting wet before Wednesday's game. The roof was being closed an hour before the game because of a threat of rain. It was partly closed when a brief shower doused players practicing in the outfield and sent them scurrying for cover. Workers even put a tarp on the infield to keep it dry. ... OF Corey Hart extended his career-high hitting streak to 14 games with a double.
COLORADO: OF Cory Sullivan went 2-for-4 and scored a run Wednesday. It was Sullivan's first multihit game of the year and came in his first start of the season. Sullivan had 25 multihit games last year. ... OF Matt Holliday, the NL's leading hitter at .349 entering Wednesday, has come a long way since he broke into the big leagues in 2004. Manager Clint Hurdle said he's seen Holliday improve tremendously over the past four years. ``It's been a process where he's matured and gotten better,'' Hurdle said. ``He's added a little discipline, he's added recognition, he's added experience. He's just gotten better just about all across the board.'' ... OF Willy Taveras, who didn't play Wednesday, has set a club record with 26 bunt hits, even though there are three more months left in the season. He had two bunt hits Tuesday night and passed Juan Pierre, who had 24 in 2002.
CHICAGO: The Cubs have swept back-to-back series for the first time since April 20-25, 2004. ... Turns out Kerry Wood did get in his bullpen session Tuesday before a deluge hit Chicago. On Tuesday, manager Lou Piniella told reporters Wood had gone home because his house was flooded during heavy rains. But a team spokesman said Wood did throw before the rains hit. Wood is on the DL with right shoulder tendinitis and has not pitched all season. ... Closer Ryan Dempster is not slated to pitch until after the All-Star break after being put on the DL Tuesday with a strained oblique muscle. ``Take care of it and be strong for the second half,'' he said.
SAN DIEGO: The Padres recalled RHP Mike Thompson from Triple-A Portland to provide a fresh arm in their taxed bullpen. To clear roster room, San Diego optioned INF Chase Headley to Double-A San Antonio. ... The Padres plan to activate OF Brian Giles on Friday for the opener of a weekend series at Los Angeles after he was scheduled to complete a rehab assignment with Class-A Lake Elsinore on Wednesday. Giles has been sidelined with a bruised right knee since May 26, a move retroactive to May 20. ... LF Terrmel Sledge sprained his right thumb - on his glove hand - while diving to try to make a play on Randy Winn's eighth-inning single. X-rays were planned. ``Let's hope it's nothing significant,'' manager Bud Black said.
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PITTSBURGH: A day after his first throwing session since being placed on the DL on June 9, RHP Salomon Torres (elbow) told manager Jim Tracy on Wednesday he ``felt good.'' Tracy said Torres will likely come back just after the All-Star break ... The Pirates had collected at least one extra-base hit in a season-high 32 straight games entering Wednesday.
FLORIDA: SS Hanley Ramirez batted leadoff Wednesday for the first time since May 14. He has batted .343 at leadoff this season, compared to .297 at the third spot, where he had hit since the move. ``He came in my office laughing at me,'' manager Fredi Gonzalez said. ``He said, 'I know what you're calling me in for, I'm batting leadoff.' I said, 'No you've been traded.' I was just messing with him. He doesn't care where he hits. He can hit no matter where he is in the lineup.'' ... INF Aaron Boone was placed on the 15-day DL with a sprained left knee. OF Todd Linden was brought up from Triple-A Albuquerque and OF Cody Ross was transferred to 60-day DL with a left hamstring strain.
CINCINNATI: 1B Jeff Conine was in the lineup and batted cleanup on his 41st birthday. ... CF Ryan Freel, on the DL with contusions to the head and neck, was scheduled to play nine innings in the field Wednesday night in a rehab assignment with Triple-A Louisville. RHP Jared Burton (back) and LHP Bill Bray (elbow) were supposed to pitch for Louisville.
PHILADELPHIA: LHP J.A. Happ will make his major league debut against the New York Mets on Saturday. He's 1-2 with a 4.02 ERA in 13 starts at Triple-A Ottawa. ... RHP J.D. Durbin will make his first big league start against the Mets in Friday's day-night doubleheader. He was 2-4 with a 4.55 ERA in 10 starts at Ottawa. Durbin has been with three other teams this year. In his only appearance in the majors with Arizona, Durbin allowed seven runs and seven hits in two-thirds of an inning. ... LF Pat Burrell was out of the lineup for the sixth time in nine games.
Molina (broken left wrist) was expected to be activated from the DL on Thursday. SS David Eckstein (back spasms) could return this weekend in Cincinnati. ... Rookie INF Brendan Ryan had quite a day in New York on Monday. First, his cab driver took him to Yankee Stadium instead of Shea Stadium. Then, when he arrived at the ballpark, he found his teammates had frozen his clothes as part of a rookie hazing ritual. When he tried to thaw them out, the moisture blew a fuse and knocked out power in manager Tony La Russa's office.
own consistently. ... The Mets were still waiting to learn when the commissioner's office will hear C Paul Lo Duca's appeal of his two-game suspension. ``Nothing immediate,'' Randolph said. Lo Duca said he was told there are cases lined up ahead of his.
with a 3.86 ERA and earned both wins as a starter.
ATLANTA: Manager Bobby Cox still isn't sure when RHP Kyle Davies will rejoin the rotation. Davies, who has a sore left oblique, reported no subsequent problems after his bullpen session on Tuesday. With an open date Thursday, Cox will stay with the current lineup of LHP Chuck James, RHP Tim Hudson and RHP Buddy Carlyle this weekend at Florida. RHP John Smoltz will start the first of a four-game series Monday against the Dodgers in Los Angeles. ... CF Andruw Jones, who ended the second-longest hitless streak of his career (0-for-24) with a single on Sunday, grounded into a double play and popped out on a sacrifice attempt in his first two at-bats against the Nationals. He followed with an RBI single to make it 7-0 in the fourth. ... RHP Rafael Soriano hasn't allowed any of his nine inherited runners to score. ... RF Jeff Francoeur was tied for fourth in the NL with 25 two-out RBIs and third in the majors with 78 since the start of 2006. Only Alex Rodriguez (85) and Ryan Howard (78) had more.
LOS ANGELES: In two starts since joining the rotation, RHP Chad Billingsley has allowed seven earned runs, six hits and six walks in 7 2-3 innings, and his ERA has climbed to 4.01 from 3.09. ... Manager Grady Little said the club is continuing to evaluate interim hitting coach Bill Mueller, who took over when the Dodgers fired Eddie Murray June 14. There are no other candidates being considered at the moment, Little said. ... LF Luis Gonzalez matched a career high with four walks Tuesday night at Arizona. The last time he did it, the Dodgers walked him four times when he played for Arizona on May 26, 2002.
ARIZONA: OF Jeff DaVanon, who has missed the entire season with a shoulder injury, is scheduled to begin a rehabilitation assignment at Single-A Visalia on Friday. Manager Bob Melvin said he's unlikely to be available before the All-Star break. ... LHP Randy Johnson will be limited to about 85 pitches when he faces the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday afternoon, Melvin said. Johnson has been out since June 11 with a herniated disk. He's 4-2 with a 3.52 ERA and has won his last four decisions. ... RHP Tony Pena has missed the last two games with an infection, but he's expected to be back Thursday.


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ISO: Salted Caramels in toronto
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- chalenegirl Mar 4, 2010 05:07 AM
I'm dying for some salted caramels...the harmonious blend of complex flavors - rich smooth chocolate, soft buttery caramel and the unexpected boldness of the salt. Fran's Salted Caramels in Seattle were outstanding! unfortunately stupid me didn't buy enough boxes to take home, and they don't ship to Canada.
is there any place in toronto that offers a similar product?
fyi: Fran's Salted Caramels are the fave treats of the Obamas, and i can see why!
re: Tatai
My wife and I LOVE salted caramels. The best we've had were purchased from Jean Talon market in Montreal. They were expensive but amazing falvour. They didn't have the crunchy salt on the outside; the salt was mixed throughout. I beleive they were imported from France and made with fleur de sel. I googled and found the following but I'm not sure if this was the brand. http://www.sel-de-re.tm.fr/en/index.p...
Any high-end chocolate shop has caramels with salt, usually chocolate covered. Recently, we've had them from the following:
Soma (fleur de sel caramel covered in chocolate)
Stubbe (from website - Caramel & Sea Salt - chewy caramel with sprinkles of coarse Fleur de Sel, covered in dark chocolate
Odile Chocolat - a new place on Dundas, a couple blocks west of bathurst on the south side - really good fleur de sel caramels covered in chocolate.
They are all VERY expensive but worth it for a treat once in a while. If I bring some home for my wife, I am pretty much guaranteed a very pleasant evening ;-)
re: acd123
you sound like a great husband acd123! out of the places you have listed Odile chocolat is the closest to my place. i'm going to try to make it down there this week, and hopefully Montreal before summer ends (just for the SC). thank you!
Willams-Sonoma sells some French Flur De Sel caramels that are pretty good, you'll just have a seizure when you see the price.
Sen5es has a really nice salted caramel chocolate (and truffle). but not just plain caramel...!
re: TorontoJo
For Valentine's day we did a tasting of every salted caramel I could find in Toronto.
The clear winner was Soma.
re: estufarian
wow! that sounds like my kind of valentines day! which places did you end up trying? what price points were you seeing?
re: chalenegirl
I basically toured my 'regular' chocolate route:
Queen St East (includes Distillery); Bayview/Mt Pleasant south of Eglinton, Dupont/Dundas West and Yonge & St Clair - about 8-10 places total. I deliberately ignored Yonge/Bloor (another half dozen) as most of these are commercial outlets of (mostly) foreign chocolatiers and the stock can be suspect (and usually not worth the cost - these had been ruled out in previous years tastings).
Prices averaged around $1.50 to $2.00 per piece but were as high as $4 at the new French chocolatier on St Clair just West of Yonge (Dahso) - which incidentally came in bottom place! Soma was average cost. Mt Pleasant was the cheapest for a 'quality' product - but let's face it, we weren't interested in 2nd place anyway.
re: estufarian
sounds great. thanks so much. Distillary is fairly close to me too. can't wait.
re: estufarian
Just an update: i had the salted caramel at Ambiance Chocolate (753-A Queen Street East) in Leslieville. i tried one of each of the flavours they had there (dark choc covered, mild choc covered) and 2 other types of caramel (rose and red wine; salted jalepeno i think). overall they were ok. the caramel filling was too liquidy. and once it gave away there was a rather large crystal of salt in the middle, so i was sucking on what felt like a salt cube.
i also tried Leonida's Chocolates. there was too much chocolate, and the caramel wasn't very caramelly or salty.
the search continues...
re: chalenegirl
Not as high class as some of the recommendations, but I really like the Pink Himalayan Salt caramels from Purdys (there are a couple in malls around Toronto and you can order online). A box of them (some dark chocolate, some milk) is about $15.
re: katsongs
thanks for the rec! i love pink salt.
re: Toronto Fastfoodie
For the price ($5 for a box) I agree these are decent, maybe a little salty but enjoyable. Obviously not in the same league as Soma. But I thought they were a Christmas-only item?
re: julesrules
I thought so too but I recently saw them at Loblaw at Yonge & York Mills and they were not on clearance or anything so I am assuming they are either an all year thing or an Easter thing? Has anyone else seen them?
I guess I don't think that they are too salty because I tend to like things on the salty side (as long as it is good salty and not table-salt-iodized overkill)
Just call Fran's. They ship to Canada, for 20 bucks or so. I did that last year... Marvelous packaging with ice packs, bubble wraps, etc :)
Godiva used to have a very limited edition salted caramel truffle, it is the only truffle there that is edible, and it rivals Fran's salted caramels.
And I second that Soma recommendation.
update: Soma's salted caramels are the best in the city. Very similar to Frans in Seattle, but they don't use Grey salt, Soma uses Fleur de sel. a very smooth and chewy caramel that slowly dissolves in the mouth. They are $2 a piece and i got a box of them.
i also grabbed a bunch of other items (maybe too much?... about $100 worth of chocolate! haha). will report back if others are interested.
re: chalenegirl
Welcome to the Soma fan club! Those caramels are both evil and wonderful. For a slightly different experience, try the caramel with the feuilletine coating. Instead of the fleur de sel, they finish the caramel by rolling them in these super thin crispy cookie bits. Yum.
re: TorontoJo
O_O I luurrrve feuilletine.... so. good.
re: chalenegirl
Thanks to this thread, I picked up some caramels from Soma for the first time recently. And of course along with some other good things there, which is always hard to resist.
I was actually expecting a more liquid filling, a style I am more familiar with. Love their caramel taste and the only gripe is, I thought the caramel itself was not salty enough, tasting the salt with the chocolate does not do much for me. Or is it not meant to be that way?
Because of the preference for a more runny filling, I am thinking of trying Ambiance next. How were they aside from the consistency?
re: tarteaucitron
Ah, if it's a runny filling you like, then you might want to check out Xococava's caramels. I don't like their caramels because they are liquid, rather than soft and chewy. :)
re: TorontoJo
Runny filling at Frangipane. Haven't been there in a while, but their version is luscious...hope they still have them!
re: TorontoJo
So there is something for everyone regardless of taste -- thanks TJ and others who gave me the tips! Will try Xococava and Ambiance soon definitely (I pass by these areas more often), and put the rest on my list.
By the way, I first fell in love with caramel-filled chocolates when I had them from Geneviève Grandbois, which was hard to match, as I eventually learned. Just the right ratio of filling and chocolate, the right ooziness and amount of salt. And the intensity of the caramel itself -- in fact I was impartial to caramel all my life until then. It is nice to know Toronto offers some choices too!
re: tarteaucitron
Also, the fleur de sel caramels at Stubbe on Dupont at Christie have a more runny filling. They're really good.
re: tarteaucitron
if u like the runny filling - try the ones at Ambiance, Leonidas (it's only 2-3 blocks east), and Xococvas.
re: tarteaucitron
Another place with runny filling is Delight in the Junction. We just had some over the weekend. Delish... Try their ice cream too.
I just bought 5 salted caramels at Xococava -- overall they are very tasty although the caramel taste could have popped a bit more (the dark chocolate overpowered the delicate caramel salt flavour IMO). They are worth a try -- but at over 11 BUCKS (!) for a box of five small ones (that incl. tax) it's a bit rich for my blood....
re: Arcadiaseeker
It's definitely a treat more than a regular thing. I love sampling different chocolates - and the little tasting box lets you do it.


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Trademarks can take other forms, as well, like a product's shape or a restaurant's interior — as long as the shape or interior points back to the maker or owner. Trademark law protects brand owners against later-comers from adopting marks that are likely to cause consumer confusion with the earlier-adopter. ]]>Disclaim Now, or Disclaim Later?http://seattletrademarklawyer.com/blog/2014/9/8/disclaim-now-or-disclaim-later.htmlMichael Atkins2014-09-08T20:28:04Z2014-09-08T20:28:04Z However, that presumption does not usually extend to generic or descriptive elements of a mark, apart from the mark as a whole. That means the owner of SEATTLE'S BEST COFFEE, for example, doesn't get exclusive rights to the word "coffee." Registration or no registration, it can't object to other companies using that term as part of their trademarks. 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However, its doing so in no way means the team has to stop using the mark or that others can sell merchandise bearing the trademark without liability. Both of those things were widely reported, but they're wrong. ]]>Washington's Bill to Tax Marijuana Trademarks is a Bad Ideahttp://seattletrademarklawyer.com/blog/2014/6/1/washingtons-bill-to-tax-marijuana-trademarks-is-a-bad-idea.htmlMichael Atkins2014-06-02T02:40:14Z2014-06-02T02:40:14Z It's a bad idea. But first, a little background on the bill. If passed, House Bill 1976, would have levied a "tax of three dollars and sixty cents per thousand dollars of assessed value upon the assessed valuation of all trademarks, trade names, brand names, patents, and copyrights that are related to marijuana." Revenue collected from the tax would go into the state's Life Sciences Discovery Fund and be earmarked for marijuana farming research. Rep. Jeff Morris (D - Mt. Vernon) introduced the bill, which was referred to the House finance committee. 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What Can I Do?http://seattletrademarklawyer.com/blog/2014/4/13/the-pto-says-my-mark-is-descriptive-what-can-i-do.htmlMichael Atkins2014-04-14T02:01:47Z2014-04-14T02:01:47Z For this reason, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office will refuse to register a mark it deems to be "merely descriptive." That is, a mark that describes a feature or benefit of the product, or the geographic area in which the product is made. "Self-laudatory" ("We're the best!") trademarks also fit into this category. If the PTO objects because it perceives a mark as being descriptive, the trademark owner has a few options. First, it can try to convince the examining attorney that the mark isn't descriptive, but instead is "suggestive." The main difference between these categories is how quickly and specifically the mark conveys the information. 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Tour brings World War II planes to Ramona Airport
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It won't take long to stroll to Regents Park or Primrose Hill , where there are brilliant views of the surrounding areas of London. Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace and Leicester Square can all be reached within 20 minutes on the Underground and it is also easy to get to the shopping districts of Oxford Street, Regent Street and Knightsbridge in just a few stops (Northern and Central lines).
This is a spacious and comfortable property. It will make a superb temporary home to a family or a group of adults alike, and with it being so well located near parks and transport, there are lots of options to explore!
Please note, this house has a resident cat. If you would prefer, we can ask the owners if they could relocate him but this would be subject to availability. It is very likely that, for the summer of 2013, the cat will not be at home.
- Suitability:
- children welcome