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It Cosmetics • Bye Bye Under Eye • Concealers
(147 reviews)
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ginaxav on 6/6/2014 2:33:00 PM more reviews by ginaxav
Age: 25-29 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I'm torn on this concealer. It covers blemishes well and it does sort of tone down my dark circles but it's not perfect. It's very pigmented, a teeeeeeeeeny dab will easily do one if not both of your eyes and y teeeeeeeeny I'm talking like the size of a pin head. Trust me. I did notice that it will kind of skip over any creases under your eye, so I have to gently stretch my under eye area and pat the concealer into the spots it skipped over when I blended. This is hard to explain but basically once you start to talk or eat or have expressions you'll see what looks like cracks in the concealer, but oddly if you stretch your eyes and pat it INTO those areas that crack, it doesn't emphasize them.
I like to use a corrector first, so I normally brush on MAC scuplt/shape powder in soft focus and then put this concealer over the top, and then do foundation. I am not 100% sold on this routine though and I think I want to try an orange corrector (soft focus is an yellow-orange) so I'll be buying Armani Master Corrector and trying that in conjunction with this product.
If it really is anti-aging as it claims to be, that's awesome. I'm not sure if I get the benefits of it by not having this be the bottom layer on my skin though.
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rainmedow on 5/25/2014 9:52:00 PM more reviews by rainmedow
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This is the best under eye concealer I have ever used. I have fair skin and dark under eye circles that come on due to stress and lack of sleep. I've been looking for a concealer to cover these dark circles and make me look awake. So far, I have used every drug store brand, Tarte, Lancome, Benefit, and Clinique - ALL of their under eye products. This works the best for my neutral skin tone and dry under eye skin.
Others creased, looked cakey, or dried out my skin. Don't even get me started on their price. Unlike these others, Bye Bye Under Eye is perfect. While not cheap, not much is needed and the tube dispenses very little at once. I've been using the same tube for four months to cover my serious circles, and it is still full.
Hints for how to use it: I always apply concealer with my Stila blender sponge, so some of the other reviews might reflect the product not working as well when applied with fingers. Also, I apply this about a minute after my eye cream. This definitely isn't something you apply throughout the day, but one application does the trick for me.
Finally, in humidity, I brush powder on to set the concealer, but this is just because it can take a full 5 minutes to dry on my own.
Other than that, this is full coverage, hydrating, and currently making it look like I've actually slept. I love it.
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LynneaB on 5/13/2014 6:33:00 PM more reviews by LynneaB
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Other, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
At 53 I started wearing bi-focal contacts. I ballroom dance and wanted to wear false eyelashes and be able to see where I was. I started to research products and this one popped on my radar. I decided what the heck and bought it at Ulta after reading a lot of reviews on line. At the store the SA tried out several shades on me and to my surprise the tan was the best. I may still end up getting on shade lighter when I want to really brighten this area.
I usually apply a yellow corrector first then my foundation then BBUA.(I use the CeraVe eye cream first) I use fingers and place the product on in dots and allow it to warm and then spread it. I may try using a brush after reading these comments to see if it makes a difference. I then set the foundation and concealer with a matching powder and fluffy brush. I then put on the rest of my makeup. At the end if I think I need a bit more coverage I will do a second coat of the BBUA and since I have oily skin I powder again. I tried a lot of different concealers and this so far is the best.
As for the shine.. I have found if I put on Nanoblur it totally takes care of that issue..I've put it on before and after and it seems to help both ways.
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*TOP REVIEWER* scarattina on 5/2/2014 2:01:00 AM more reviews by scarattina
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
LIFE CHANGING product!! So this product is pretty much perfection, but it took me some "engineering" if you will, to make it work perfectly for me. I have been using this product for about 30 days now, and I will break it down for you guys. I bought in shades Neutral/Medium & Fair just to be safe. PLEASE read below to find out how to apply if you are having issues.
I have used just about every other product under the sun, prior to discovering Itcosmetics, because yes, my under eye circles are that horrible-like I got punched many times in the face, and became worse after I had my wisdom teeth removed, so I was desperate to find my HG and just look normal again. My next move would have been injections/eye surgery. This is the best stuff because it doesn't matter what foundation you use, or if you don't use foundation, or use BB cream- it always blends in naturally with the rest of the face. Those with the dark circle problem usually know that half the battle is getting the concealer to blend in with the rest of your makeup to disguise the dark circles. It also is by far the most pigmented product I've tried, and it feels VERY moisturizing. Not sure why people are saying it's dry because it's so moist it will crease if not set right (I will explain below). I love that this has Vitamins in it too because I've noticed less darkness since using this. It is so easy to use that I feel comfortable knowing I can wake up late and put this on in a rush and still look decent. It also just feels nice on the skin compared to the cream concealers I used to use that kind of make my eyes itchy if I'm tired.
(Past products used: YSL touche eclat, Givenchy Misterlight, Armani pink & orange correctors, Mally Perfect Prep yellow, Bobbi Brown concealer/correctors/brightener,yellow powder, laura mercier secret camoflage, Benefit lemonaid, Benefit Erase Paste, Lancome Effacernes & Lancome Maquicomplet, Tonymoly, Skinfood salmon, Makeupforever, Pixi eye corrector quad, Pixi Peach eye brightener corrector, I know I am missing some but you get the point. I've also tried MANY MANY combinations of these products together and this one is simply the best.)
Using this the first time, it was very obvious this stuff all of the amazing pigment and coverage that everybody claimed online, and that I saw on google images. I set with a powder and it looked great for about 30 minutes.... until I started getting really disappointing creasing. I was all sad until I remembered hearing about the "Goss method" on makeupalley and came up with this:
What you do:
1. Apply the ByeBye Under Eye concealer as usual.
2. Get a medium sized/blush sized brush and spray a makeup fixative/finishing spray 2-3 times on to the brush (ELF's blush brush is perfect). I was using Urban Decay All Nighter, but switched to NYX Dewy Finishing spray because it gives you more luminosity. Feels a bit stronger too and it's way cheaper.
3. Pat the wet brush all over the concealed area while your chin is tilted down so you can set the fixative into all of your fine lines and creases. Pat further down on the eye area just above the tip of your nose to prevent any and all potential lines.
4. Set with powder. (I strongly recommend NARS loose powder. This is the HG of all setting powders for the eyes. You wouldn't think so because it is techincally less finely milled than HD powders, but it actually prevents lines much better, the finely milled powders are tinier and will creep into lines. This powder also has vitamin E which makes the consistency smoother and long lasting. It also looks natural and foolproof-you can apply as many layers of powder as you need to and it will not look cakey. I've been using this powder for maybe 7 years now and haven't found anything better. The shade "Eden" works for me no matter what my skin colors changes too and should work for most skin colors especially around the eyes. It's slightly yellow. Btw, Bye Bye Pores looked weird on me and was hard to blend evenly so I returned it.)
***Adding a step: If this stil doesn't work for you, or you have a little bit of grey still showing and you want that very lifted "Kim Kardashian" look, use the Armani Master Corrector in Orange!! Do this before the Bye Bye Under Eye.
Color Selection: Important!! I purchased both Neutral/Medium & Fair shades just to be safe.
*Neutral/Medium works for most fair-light skin tones and is lighter than it sounds. I am NC20 and this is just about right. Should also be fine for medium shades.
*Fair is very very pale almost white. However, I like to mix a tiny bit of the Fair into the Neutral/Medium to get the perfect shade sometimes. You can also use the Fair to correct if you have a tiny bit of grey leftover and want to look more lifted, (or if you don't want to go out and purchase the Armani Master Corrector in Orange).
If you try my method and still don't like this concealer, my runner ups are Lancome Effacernes which is also very good, just not as good. And also the Bobbi brown corrector+concealer which I've been using for years and always seem to come back to. I shouldn't have to do that with this product, which I almost thought was too good to be true and that I'd start seeing problems, but after 30 days it still impresses me each time I look in the mirror!
***This is my routine now and it is working perfectly, never comes off, never creases. I have been doing this stuff for years now, and this is the perfect combination I've been looking for since forever! I hope it works for you guys too. Jamie Kern is a GENIUS!! Thank you ITcosmetics for making this stuff. I will continue to buy it forever and ever. This is the HG concealer, I will never have to look for anything else again. What a relief!! NEVER thought I'd get to say that. To summarize, this stuff is a miracle, makes you look 10 years younger.
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*TOP REVIEWER* smileandactnice on 4/30/2014 11:37:00 AM more reviews by smileandactnice
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I got this as a double-sided wand with byebye on one end and the highlighter on the other.
I hadn't used byebye before so I was expecting alot. I was way disappointed.
The coverage looks ok when you first apply it, but as soon as it melts into the skin maybe 30 seconds later, it's totally absorbed and disappeared into your skin. So, I reapply ,thinking I didn't use enough...same thing happens. Finally I give up in disgust and set with some powder so I can move along... When I checked my face in regular office light, I almost died--It looked like white gunk smeared all around my eyes--the dark circles totally showing through...I looked horrible! Plus you could see the powder had settled into my inner eye creases and they were all cakey and old looking.
I really wanted to like this concealer since the demos make it look like it's the best thing ever. But no matter how I've applied it, it doesn't do anything but look bad. I've used Bobbi Brown correctors underneath then applied and gotten the same results...I looked lousy.
Being that this is a double-sided wand, I keep using the highlighter for touchups at the office...but have a separate concealer since the byebye end of the wand looks horrible on me. Soon as I'm out of highlighter, this tube's going in the trash!
There are like 6-zillion other concealers I can think of that work better than this does, and that don't cake up or settle in fine lines--and actually 'conceal' like they're supposed to.
Again this was something I really wanted to like but it's suckage factor was so large there was no way I could possibly ever use it. Too bad too because it's a great idea.
**Updated 8/25/14...I got another shade of ByeBye in a kit..I blend the lighter and the medium and OMG what a diff!!!!!! BEST conceraler ever!!! Listen, seriously, this stuff is better than Bobbi Brown or anything on the market--once you find the right shade! Seriously, you can sleep in it and it doesn't break you out!! OMG you have to try it!! I get what the fuss is about now! Once you get the right color for your skin, you blend it on and it stays on--no caking or anything. I will never ever be without this stuff now!!!
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vanillafuzz on 4/6/2014 12:30:00 PM more reviews by vanillafuzz
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Blond, Wavy Eyes: Blue
Very good coverage - covers acne pretty well
A little goes a long way
It never sets - it comes off when I try to set it with powder
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fluffy4eva on 4/2/2014 5:15:00 AM more reviews by fluffy4eva
Age: 30-35 Skin: Oily, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I have pale skin and heredity dark under eye circles. No product will ever make them go away, so makeup truly is my only option.
I have tried just about every under eye concealer on the market, including Bobbi Brown, Benefit Boing, and YSL Touch Éclat and Byebye Undereye is the one for me.
Namely, because it stays on forever. Or at least all day. It claims to be water resistant and I pretty much vouch for it. True, if you get caught in a torrential downpour or you find your boyfriend kissing another woman it might require some fixing, but you can walk to sainsburys in a light splatter of rain without too much to worry about, which is more than I can say for some of these concealers.
It doesn't wear off at all.
I do have a tendency to load it on, thanks to a combination of morning light and personal insecurity. Consequently, later in the day I will find it has settled into my minor 30 year old creases. To be fair, all makeup will do this to some extent.
My process is to apply this concealer to my undereye with a concealer brush (gentler, and better application) then go over it without whatever foundation Im using that day to blend it into the tone of my face (personal favourite, Lily Lolo Mineral Foundation)
Frankly, if youre like me you will still see a hint of undereye circle no matter what you do. But no one else seems to see it, so that'll do me.
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*TOP REVIEWER* itscake4me on 3/28/2014 5:33:00 PM more reviews by itscake4me
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
This is my review for IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye concealer. IT Cosmetics describes this as a concealer for the under eye area that is full coverage and waterproof, complete with anti-aging ingredients. It comes in 4 shades and you get 0.28 oz of product. It comes in squeeze tube. I paid $24.00 and purchased this at Ulta.
First, let's talk about the color selection. There are 4 different shades. I'm around NW15 and I use Neutral Medium. This is slightly more yellow toned than I would prefer. I found that Light had a closer undertone match, but it was a touch too light for me. I like my under eye concealers to be an exact match or slightly darker than my skin tone to avoid reverse panda eyes! I would suggest checking this product out in store before buying to get an idea of what color what work best.
The coverage is almost ideal for me. I do have under eye circles with a light blue tint. They aren't severe, but enough that the average light or medium coverage concealer won't be enough for me. I would say that this concealer covers about 90% of the problem, and it does this without looking cakey or unnatural. Sure, it would be nice if this covered everything, but I've tried heavier concealers and the result is almost always unnatural.
I find that this blends pretty easily. I squeeze a very small amount directly onto my eye area and quickly spread the product with my fingers. I find that fingers work best because my skin warms the product up a bit, making it easier to blend. I have used this with my Sephora Pro Airbrush concealer brush (#57) and my EcoTools Airbrush concealer brush. Both worked fine, but I prefer brushes for thinner products. This concealer is fairly creamy. The description on the website describes this as being moisturizing. I would say that this is true. I definitely don't experience dryness from using this, and it cooperated pretty well with my dry skin over the winter.
Lasting power is great! It stays all day with minimal creasing. I do experience a small amount of creasing about an hour or so after I apply, but I just gently tap the area with my finger. After this, I usually don't experience creasing for the rest of the day. I also like the fact that this is waterproof. If my mascara get smudged, I can wet a q-tip to fix the mistake without messing up my concealer.
The packaging is nice enough, nothing fancy. I like the squeeze tube because it is more sanitary than a tub and less messy as well. I rarely have a problem with it dispensing too much product. You have a lot of control.
I'm not sure how long each tube will last. I use a fairly small amount, but I use this product almost everyday. I've had it for about 2 months so far and it still dispenses easily. The tube is opaque, so it's hard to tell how much is left.
Overall, I would definitely repurchase this concealer. With good coverage and long lasting power, it works great for me. I would recommend checking this product out at Ulta or QVC because they sometimes will include samples or extras!
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teecee28 on 3/26/2014 5:17:00 AM more reviews by teecee28
Age: 36-43 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This product is amazing. just a small amount covers very well. I use it on all red marks on my face. I have the brush that is set up to be used with the eye cover. The brush works great for blending. it took me a few times using this cover up before I got the hang of it. Worth the money.
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Esmerelda55 on 3/25/2014 11:41:00 PM more reviews by Esmerelda55
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I was so sure I was going to love this. But, alas, no. I have some crepe skin under my eyes.. not like the crypt keeper, but enough to be a pain. This stuff totally emphasized everything I didn't want emphasized. It is so thick and.. thick.. no matter how I put it on, it was a no go. With extra moisturizer, with extra primer, just a teeny bit, a big bunch.. no matter how I tried it it was not my friend. It was bad enough that I ended up removing it rather than go the day with it on.
The color match was good!
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This last Monday of April has been rather snowy at times for parts of the area and I'm starting to get a lot of emails about it. The strong cold front from this past Friday (which triggered storms with large hail in our area) has now pushed well south and eastward throughout the past weekend... allowing some very chilly conditions from the northwest to move in. We're in a trough (valley) of a rather strong Rossby Wave, which will continue to keep things a bit on the chilly side for about the next 7-10 days. That doesn't mean we won't get back to 60 at any time, but it does mean it will be hard for the area to stay in the 60's for any extended period of time. Some milder weather should return thereafter.
Now, on to the draft. I had the luxury of being in Green Bay during the draft and got to experience the fun and excitement of covering the draft at Lambeau Field. When the Packers were getting ready to pick for round #1, it looked like all signs were pointing to Brandon Flowers, a CB from Virginia Tech. After hearing Thompson speak, it sounds like the Packers were thinking he'd still be on the board at their first 2nd round pick, #36 overall. However, the KC Chiefs had a different idea, drafting him as the #35 overall pick.. one right before the Packers. The Packers then went out and got the WR Jordy Nelson from K-State. I'm not sure what they were thinking by grabbing a position player in an area where their position seems to be strong, but that's what they did. I'm sure a lot of people were left scratching their heads after that one. As it turned out, the Pack still lucked out with Brian Brohm and then ended up drafting another QB, Matt Flynn, in the 7th round.
While I was left scratching my head on the Jordy Nelson pick so early in the 2nd round, I thought the Packers Draft went pretty well. I think the KC Chiefs had one of the better drafts for the weekend, and I wasn't too impressed with my Steelers drafting a RB and WR when the main need for next year is OL and DL. Oh well, you can't win 'em all right?
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Critical Care
Air Space: Stopping Massive Nosebleeds
Published: Jan 15, 2014 | Updated: Jan 16, 2014
What to do in the intensive care unit or emergency department when a massive nosebleed occurs in a tricky patient, such as one who can't go off anti-coagulants? Check out these tips from an ENT surgeon.
The Intensive Care Network posted what it called "essential listening" for anyone who has faced epistaxis that just won't quit.
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NORTH SMITHFIELD — The North Smithfield Emergency Management Association (EMA) has begun collaborative talks with agencies in Burrillville, Glocester and Smithfield with the goal of sharing staff and pooling resources as a regional emergency management team to help residents in the three communities weather storms and other emergency situations.
The first of several monthly meetings was held recently at the North Smithfield Town Hall to address current needs and future objectives, North Smithfield Town Administrator and Public Safety Director Paulette D. Hamilton said Wednesday.
WOONSOCKET – Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Rhode Island and Landmark Medical Center have reached an agreement to extend their existing reimbursement contract, ending the threat that the health insurer's members would not be covered for services rendered at the hospital.
Provided the pact is approved by the Superior Court – a hearing is scheduled for Wednesday – Blue Cross will honor the terms of its existing reimbursement agreement with Landmark until Dec. 31, or 90 days after Steward Health Care purchases the hospital, whichever comes first.
WOONSOCKET — Former funeral director Todd Lauzon has been ordered to serve four years in prison for embezzling money from numerous clients who purchased prearranged funeral contracts from him between 2002 and 2009.
Lauzon, 39, was sentenced by Associate Superior Court Judge Netti Vogel on Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to 30 counts of embezzlement, said Amy Kempe, spokeswoman for the attorney general.
Vogel's full sentence was 20 years, with four to serve, and the balance suspended, with probation. She also ordered Lauzon to make $137,000 in restitution to his victims.
WOONSOCKET — A spokesman for Republican congressional challenger Brendan Doherty said Wednesday he will remove a campaign sign from private property on South Main Street after a complaint about the size of the advertising was filed at the city's zoning office.
"We don't want to ruffle any feathers," said Robert Coupe, spokesman for the campaign. "If there's a complaint, we'll remove it."
Jeff Burlingame, a city firefighter, told The Call he filed the complaint because the sign is larger than the zoning code allows for political advertising.
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BURRILLVILLE — The School Committee later this month will formally honor School Superintendent Frank W. Pallotta Jr. for being named Rhode Island's 2013 School Superintendent of the Year.
A special ceremony will be held prior to the committee's regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 18. Members of the Town Council will also be on hand to present Dr. Pallotta with a special council resolution. The public is invited to attend the ceremony, which will include refreshments.
UXBRIDGE — After searching for hours, investigators recovered the bodies of a woman and her young daughter from the charred rubble of an 18th century farmhouse near the West Hill Dam Tuesday morning.
The victims were identified late yesterday as 45-year-old Suzanne Donovan and her daughter Fini, 6, who started the first grade a few days ago.
They were killed when a fast-moving inferno transformed their home into an unrecognizable heap of blackened cinders and debris about 10:30 p.m. Monday.
CUMBERLAND — Town residents Jocelyn Bodington, Daniel Collard, and Adam Vartanian each took home state titles in the 2012 Pitch, Hit & Run competition during a recent on-field pre-game awards ceremony at McCoy Stadium.
Bodington was the Best All-Around State Champion for the 11-12 year old division; Collard was the Pitching champion for the 11-12 year old division; and Vartanian was the Best All-Around State Champion for the 7-8 year old division.
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Ichiro traded to Yankees....
For those from WA and NY, discuss.
Or anyone else who cares
I am a lifelong Mariner fan. It is tough to see him in a Yankee uniform, but to be honest, I don't care. He is at or near the end of his career. He has always been a class act and I wish him well. He has potential to get a ring. We are rebuilding, have been for a while and may be for a lot longer. I am just glad it wasn't Felix!
Oh, and maybe he can show A-Rod how to play the game the right way (you know, without cheating);)
Good riddance?
Ok, to strong I guess. I never fell in love with Ichiro. I appreciated the way he hit but I don't think he was a good team mate, he wasn't a leader and had no interest in the community. I also think he is greatly over rated. His OBP is garbage, always been subpar for a guy batting .300+.
I do love his defense and his arm, amazing stuff and he plays hard.
All in all, good player but nowhere near a Griffey, Martinez, Buhner or Johnson. I'd even put Wilson and a few others up there ahead of him for top list of mariner greats. He would start on the team tho, LF. Not RF, that's Buhners.
Edit: Plus he was a 38? 39? year old guy eating a roster spot on a go nowhere team. It will be really nice to see more of the young guys ...
As for the antisocial-ness attitude, he has been in seattle for 12 years I believe, and he still doesn't know any english. They had a interpreteur at the press conference to speak for him, so I don't have anything against him as far as connecting with the team or community.
I wish him luck, I wasn't huge Ichiro fan but I have more good memories of him than bad one's. But it was time for him/us to move on.
He'll make the hall regardless, he's already in. He'll go in as a Mariner, no debate about that.
Should have done it 3 years ago when he was actually worth something. 2 unproven 25 year old pitchers that are playing AAA and cash.....what a trade
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West Riverside House Rental Photos and Description
2 Bedroom + Extra Room, 2 Bath (Sleeps 4-8) in the best location
This residence literally shares a cross-walk with Whole Foods. There are numerous boutique shops, coffee, pilates studio, local stores, restaurants and bars just steps away. Two bedroom (queen size mattress in each) / two bathroom with toddler bed in third bedroom, daybed in sun-room and sleeper-sofa in living room. Fully renovated and equipped kitchen, Washer / Dryer, central heat / air, wood floors, off-street parking for two cars.
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Jennifer Smiley
I am a native of New Orleans and absolutely love this part of town. This was our starter home but have outgrown it with kids. This house allows me to wake up in the morning and get a coffee next door then go work-out at the pilates studio or just walk the strip. An Uptown Paradise Stay!
Jennifer Smiley purchased this house in 2010
Why Jennifer Smiley chose West Riverside
Really you have got to see the location and experience the locals walking around everyday. The house was renovated completely in 2010 and is top-notch everything. We built this house to start our family and then to one day rent it out full time. It is a charming house for its location.
What makes this house unique
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FORT MYERS, Fla.- Southwest Floridians can still sign up to help make history as Cre8 Salon & Spa attempts to break the current Guinness World Record for the most haircuts performed by a salon team in eight hours.
The Guinness World Record Cre8 Cut-A-Thon Challenge will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday November 6, at Cre8 Salon & Spa, 814 SW Pine Island Road in Cape Coral. Haircuts are only $8 and all the proceeds will be donated to charity. A representative from Guinness World Records will be on site to officiate the event and verify the results.
The goal is to reach at least 300 haircuts in eight hours with a team of ten stylists, which would break the current record by at least 50 haircuts.
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A few weeks ago, we talked to the creators of Rabbit and Turtle's Amazing Race about how they used Corona to build their Top 10 eBook. Today, we are thrilled to tell you that Rabbit and Turtle have jumped to the #1 spot on the App Store's eBook list! Congrats to creators Unicorn Labs, and thanks for making Corona a part of your magnificent achievement!
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Corona Tutorial: Dragging Physics
Tim is taking a break this week from his "Game in 8 Minutes" series, but has still provided you with a very useful tutorial on dragging physical objects. (somebody could make a really cool shuffleboard game with this!)
Corona wins 'Best Demo' at MobiCASE 2010!
This past week, we presented our Physics in 5 Lines demo at the MobiCASE conference in Silicon Valley. To our most pleasant surprise, Corona was named 'Best Demo' at the conference for its contribution to the field of mobile development! Thanks to the MobiCASE organizers for the honor, and thanks to you — our users — for putting our "5 Lines" demo to everyday use in your creations!
Trick or Treat! Particle Candy for CoronaAnimated particle systems for your apps and games
While it's awfully hard to fill a bag with candy via the Internet, the folks at X-Pressive.com just gave us some Particle Candy to share with you! Particle Candy is a high-performance particle/effects engine, which X-Pressive have now made available for Corona. Behold! You soon will be able to implement Particle Candy in your own Corona creations by following X-Pressive's very easy How to Guide. The best part? No cavities!
Diary of an 'ActionScript 3 Madman' Tumble Bee creator Ben Walker
Ben Walker is no stranger to programming. His portfolio boasts an impressive array of creations built with languages like JavaScript, Python, and ActionScript, among others. When he decided to get into mobile development, Ben could have chosen any of those scripts that he already knew very well. So, what made him go with Lua and Corona to create Tumble Bee for iPhone? Do you have any prior programming experience on platforms other than mobile? What types of scripts and platforms have you worked with before? First and foremost, I am a self-confessed ActionScript 3 madman! I love the language, develop with it everyday for the web, and wish that I had found it sooner than I did. I also currently work very heavily in PHP/SQL,
Tips & Tricks: Using textures for better motion
In this quick tutorial, Carlos demonstrates several features of Corona: sprite sheets, alpha channels, and event listeners. Using the classic iFishies sample app, he shows how to use textures to create a better illusion of movement for your in-app animations. Simple, but highly effective!
Meetup: Carlos talks Corona in Santa Clara
Last night in Santa Clara, our CEO (Chief Evangelist Officer) Carlos Icaza was at another Meetup about third-party mobile toolkits. Carlos and the other guests — team members from other SDK startups — discussed the importance of maintaining cross-platform compatibility and maximizing your efficiency when developing apps. Carlos' talk was the shortest of the night (those Corona demos are just too quick and simple!), which allowed more time for audience members to grill him first-hand about Corona. Developers in attendance could not believe the classic Physics in 5 Lines demo, or the Legend of Doodle Dash. The prospect of creating top-caliber games in a matter of days really turned a lot of people onto Corona. The highlight of the night? All the familiar faces in
Make a game in 8 minutes with Corona (Part 2)
Tim is back with the second installment of his "Game in 8 Minutes" series! This time, he takes about 10 minutes (I know, I know…) to add more balloons, better physical reactions, and even multi-touch to the simple game he created in part 1. Download the source files for this tutorial. Let Tim know what you think in the comments below — he reads them all the time! Also, he says he will be making a part 3 for his balloon game, so keep an eye out for that.
HD Interactive talk Arts & Sciences with Corona
Trae Regan and Todd Williams of HD Interactive are no strangers to high-level development. The Florida-based, Adobe-certified studio has developed interactive creations for clients like the STAR Recruiting Service, Martha Stewart, and the Daytona Beach Museum of Arts & Sciences (MOAS). For the latter, HDI used Corona to create an iPhone app that lets users step inside the MOAS from the palm of their hand. Trae and Todd talked to us about why they consider Corona their go-to mobile toolkit of choice — even if Lua isn't quite the language that they know best! * Editor's note: Art and museum apps currently are experiencing a "mini dot-com boom" of sorts, as recently described by the Smithsonian's head of mobile strategy. Could you describe your background
New Toy: TexturePacker for Corona
Last week, we introduced Zwoptex integration with Corona for more efficiently dealing with sprites and animations in your games. This week, we bring you the TexturePacker command line tool for handling sprites in Corona. It's not a competitor to our previous Zwoptex integration — just another option we wanted to provide for you, our users. Here are the main specs on TexturePacker, courtesy of creator Andreas Löw from Code 'n' Web: Fully automated layout with detection of the optimal texture size. On-the-fly rescaling of sprites to create high-res and low-res sprite sheets. Automated cropping of transparent pixels for faster rendering and smaller files. Automated creation of aliases using space only once for identical sprites after cropping. Output size optimization for finding the smallest file size.


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Steven Kovaleski scored three goals, two of which came in the third period as Point Pleasant Boro defeated Middletown South, 4-2, at Ocean Ice Palace in Brick. Owen Herrington and Carter Klotz each contributed two assists and Nate Bissey made 19 saves for Point Pleasant Boro. Anthony Bartos and Cole Ditzel scored goals for Middletown South.
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Mark & Sam: Odd DucksMay 23rd, 2014 | By Cecilia | Category: guest bio, the show
Mark Buley and Sam Hellman-Mass are two young chefs with a passion for farm fresh food and sharing it with all who care to partake.
Mark Buley and Sam Hellman-Mass are two young chefs with a passion for farm fresh food and sharing it with all who care to partake.
One of the goals of Mark Buley and Sam Hellman-Mass — chef/partners with Bryce Gilmore at Odd Duck restaurant– is for every diner who eats their food to leave feeling satisfied by the experience and the knowledge that what they consumed was locally grown and prepared with respect and creativity.
Lou Lambert is the creator of several award winning restaurants in Texas, including Lambert's Downtown Barbecue and Jo's Hot Coffee Good Food in Austin, Lambert's Steak Steaks & Seafood and Dutch's Hamburgers in Fort Worth.
Outdoor cooking takes more finesse than simply moving all your gear from the kitchen to the patio, or campground. So we brought in an expert: Lou Lambert.
It's just a matter of time before persistent drought conditions worldwide force us to rethink how we grow food. That means everyone: from home gardeners watering backyard vegetables, to farmers irrigating acres of row crops. We all have skin in this game. Maybe it's time to consider aquaponics.
Our shared history at the table is undeniable. Perhaps at the table, and with the help of people like Michael Twitty, is where we will join together and take a bite out of that which keeps us apart.
Carol Fowler Huntsberger took over operations of Quality Seafood Market nearly 11 years ago and hasn't looked back.
When you get past your revulsion over an oyster's appearance, and its creepy texture, you are rewarded with a succulent, briny, and versatile delicacy that elevates those who consume the delicate flesh to a transcendent state.
Lauren Maples is the founder and one of the current co-managers of the PEAS School and Community farm. She began the farm as a parent volunteer with money raised by the community through a Kickstarter.
About 25 families actively participate in PEAS Farm at Cunningham Elementary School in South Austin; they do everything from tilling the soil to harvesting the crops. All along the way both the children and adults learn what it takes to grow a sustainable organic food garden, and even learn how to cook with what they've grown.


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Comments Welcome on My Hong Kong Restaurant Selections
We will be in Hong Kong in late September (yes, I plan early!). I have been watching the board for the last few months, and have come up with the following plan. We are looking for a variety of food & experiences, willing to go to the higher end of the price scale for one or two meals, but prefer most in the US$150 range for dinners for 2. Prefer most meals at more casual than extreme high end of formality scale. Comments welcome!
Thanks to Charles and others who have already provided excellent information.
- take-out from Tim Ho Wan (arrive in HK early afternoon and going to Happy Valley Race
Course that evening, so want something before races)
- lunch - Jumbo Floating Restaurant in Aberdeen
- dinner - TBLS
- lunch - Tai O Heritage Hotel on Lantau Island (alternative: Po Lin Monastery)
- dinner - Yan Toh Heen in Intercontinental (want window table for view of light show)
- lunch - Tso Choi Koon in Kowloon (alternative: Tea at Peninsula - very different!)
- dinner - drinks at Busy Suzie then dinner at Din Tai Fung in TST for xiao long bao
- morning - dim sum at Maxim's Palace in City Hall
- lunch - Rainbow Seafood Restaurant on Lamma Island (alternative: Lambobme on Lamma)
- dinner - Spring Deer for Peking Duck
Where are you staying??! Is your hotel close to one of the THW's location?
Dim Sum take-out from THW might not be a good idea since apart from the B-B-Q pork buns, other items will deteriorate in quality and texture from condensation inside the containers. IMO, a sacrilegious treatment of Michelin caliber food! Besides, where are you planning to eat your take-outs?
If you are going to Happy Valley for the horse race, I would suggest taking the taxi to 'Tasty' in Happy Valley. You can have your choice of noodles, congees, dim-sums and other tapas size wok-hay dishes. Taxi from Tasty to the race course is less than 5 minutes!
If you really wanted to savor good Michelin calibre Dim Sum, why don't you move Tso Choi Koon to Day 2 Dinner and then have a great sit down dim sum lunch at the 2* Ming Court on Day 4?!
Hi DRD .. I'll comment on a few of your choices.
Lunch at Jumbo -- are you going for the food or the experience? If the latter, and on a weekend, perhaps consider the Top Deck. It's a buffet and includes all the champers you can drink for a fixed price. Food is not bad (for a buffet) but it's a great place to chill out and soak up the sights of Aberdeen. Good music playing too. http://www.cafedecogroup.com/outlet.p...
Dinner at TBLS -- you need to book well in advance for this, especially if a weekend (months in advance). I loved this restaurant - good choice.
Intercontinental -- not just for the light show, it's surreal sitting there while huge boats float past. If you don't make it for dinner, the massive lobby bar has same view and serves a generous martini (they pour then leave the shaker on the table for you to top up your own glass).
Tea at Peninsular -- I've been a few times with visitors and want to like it. They have live classical music playing and the place is steeped in history. I think what I don't like is that everyone around you is a tourist and it feels like a tourist trap. If only more locals were there, it'd have a different vibe.
Din Tai Fung is Taiwanese and they have them around the world. Having said that, I still think it's a good choice for your trip as the quality (food and service) is so consistently good. HK'ers love it so can get quite busy and not unusual to have to wait in line.
Maxim's Palace in City Hall -- been many times and was there just 2 weeks ago. Busy as usual, lots of atmosphere and I think the food is pretty good considering how many people they need to serve from carts. But you're going morning? Opens 9am on Sunday but all other days 11am. If you want early dim sum then there's another thread which mentions a quality place in IFC.
Rainbow Seafood -- I feel sad for the other restaurants either side as they're always empty while Rainbow is full. Rainbow has free ferry going from Central Piers straight to restaurant or, if you need to walk off that huge Maxim's breakfast, catch the usual public ferry to Yung Shue Wan and then walk across the island (http://www.hongkongextras.com/lamma_i...).
Cheers, Ian
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I agree with Charles regarding Tim Ho Wan why take-out? Better to eat in if the queue isn't too bad. That said it is good for its price not really the bet in HK. Happy Vally races has food but it isa long evening and if you are not being catered then eat before you go.
I will be ruder than Ian about Jumbo....been once never again....despite the all you can eat buffett and all you can drink champagne....if you want that type of thing lots better. TBLS is great and my best meal in HK - but it is a very tricky reservation that you need to plan for - you need to ring X days in advance on the day.
Heritage hotel is very new andi have yet to read a review, dinner at Yan To Heen will be good - the light show is meh.
Tea at the peninsula is not great. Better to head up to the Ritz Carlton for the view - and you can book rather than queue. Have not been to Busy Suzie so can't help.
Maxims is fun but don't go for the food. Rainbow is OK but the journey is better than the destination.
Thanks for the info Charles, Ian & Phil, very helpful. I am staying at a friend's apartment, just south of Hong Kong Park. Good comments about THW take-out. Will either go with eat-in (HK Station) or will go to Happy Valley Tasty. Also, am going to take the Ming Court dim sum suggestion.
Jumbo is about the experience for me. Spending that day at Aberdeen, Ocean Park & Stanley.
I'll ask my friend to do the TBLS reservation. Looking forward to that evening! The Maxim's plan is for a Sunday morning. Monday is a holiday on the mainland, so I am figuring it will be a busy weekend at the popular restaurants so am trying to plan timing around that.
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True, dim sum are usually steamed a la minute upon order, and should be consumed as soon as they are served up hot.
If you do Po Lin Monastery, do not buy the lunch coupon offered by the cable car ticket booth as that would be to restaurants at the Disneyesque part of Po Lin. When you get off the cable car just walk thru the Disneyesque part towards the temple itself. The authentic Po Lin vegan lunch place is just to the side of the temple.
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Thanks to all for very helpful suggestions
re: DRD
This is my very delayed report (3+ months after trip), so my memory is a bit foggy on the details. Please excuse the lack of them.
1. TBLS - excellent - loved every aspect: service was professional and friendly, enjoyed the atmosphere (not formal) and food was very, very good (dessert and soup were outstanding). Had a thoroughly enjoyable evening, clearly the highlight of the several HK dinners. My #1 recommendation.
2. Tim Ho Wan (HK station) - ate here twice, for a breakfast and an afternoon snack. Thanks to all commenters above for convincing me not to go the take-out route. Bit hard to find (near foot of escalator descending from near the airline check-in counters). No English sign, but not necessary - only busy spot. Seated promptly (overlooked the very surly, rude service from the woman at the front check-in desk; she actually managed a slight smile and thanked us as we tipped when we were leaving). Incredible value. Very good dim sum - particularly pork buns. Not my typical breakfast, but would definitely have it again!
3. Ming Court for dim sum - a close 3rd - excellent service and very good dim sum. Thanks Charles for the recommendation. More formal setting, very nice.
4. [remainder in no order] - Tai O Heritage Hotel on Lantau - sounded like it would be nice, but didn't enjoy any aspect of it. Not terrible, but definitely not worth the fairly long walk from centre of Tai O. Should have ate at the Po Lin Monastery.
5. Yan Toh Heen (Intercontinental) - unfortunately experience was coloured by the two loud, misbehaving children at the neighbouring table, for which adults were too busy talking to try to control. Leaving this minor issue aside, still wasn't that impressed. It is fine, nothing more. And service was a bit overbearing - insisted on giving way too much information and no real opportunity to control the amount of info. Also, there isn't much of a view from this restaurant - others in Intercontinental likely offer a much better view.
6. Rainbow Seafood Restaurant (Lamma) - very busy spot on a Sunday (National Day weekend, so everywhere was very busy). Enjoyed it. As we had made a reservation, we had a table right on the water. Food was very good. Service is rushed, but otherwise fine.
7. Da Ping Huo - definitely good value (reasonably priced). Food was good, not amazing - need to be a bit adventurous (tasting menu). Service (owner?) was good. Not much atmosphere. Overall, disappointed that used up one of our 5 meals here - not that it was bad, but we could have done much better.
8. Chicha - enjoyed it. Here is a link to my post in another chain: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/878783
9. The Boathouse, Stanley - somewhat surprisingly good lunch. Based on the introduction to the restaurant (looked better from outside than inside and greeting/service were somewhat disinterested), wasn't expecting much. But I very much enjoyed my fish dish.
re: DRD
Thanks for the report back, agree on much you say - very surprised by the food at the Boathouse on all my visits is has been barely tolerable - but I so get the "looked better from outside than inside: comment - I don't think it has been painted since they opened ten years ago.
For Stanley my new go to place is the tiny "Vern's Beach Bar" the beer list is spectacular with many US craft beers, the welcome is friendly and the food passable.


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The Adopt A Stream Foundation, Snohomish County Parks and Surface Water Management thought that it would be a nice idea to help everyone out from the post holiday "Visa Blues" with some inexpensive entertainment.
Bring a seat cushion and blanket to make the Northwest Stream Center lecture chairs more comfortable and kick-off the new year with a great nature film on our big screen and, at the end of the month, enjoy our first 2012 Streamkeeper Academy event:"White Birds of Winter."
Never been to the Northwest Stream Center? Get directions here: Contact.
Call 425-316-8592 to register.
Beavers: the best IMAX movie!!...and its free!!!
Beavers has played to over 14 million viewers and delighted audiences all over the world. At the end of the movie, all your questions about beaver habits and habitat requirements will be answered by stream ecologist and beaver fan Tom Murdoch.
By the way, this film will be introduced by Sammy the Salmon who will teach you why beaver ponds are great things for salmon!
Call early to reserve a seat as space is limited for this free showing!!
Date: Friday, Jan 17, 2014 (All Spaces Reserved)
Time: 7 PM
Tickets: This movie is FREE, however, you must register in advance by calling 425-316-8592
Age Recommendation: This wonderful film is great for the whole family! Attention parents: kids love this film
White Birds of Winter
Join biologist Martha Jordan and learn myths, legends and facts about Washington's White Birds of Winter...our native Trumpeter and Tundra swans and snow geese. Martha will present spectacular photographs and teach you about their life history, biology, and identification tips.
By the way, in addition to "mothering" baby swans, she also helps in the care of injured adult water fowl - see her releasing a rehabilitated swan to the wild on King TV. Swans are the real "Big Bird!"
Martha chairs the Washington Swan Stewards, an affiliate of The Trumpeter Swan Society -- a non-profit organization dedicated to assuring the vitality and welfare of wild swan populations.
Free Swan Identification Pamphlets will be provided to everyone who attends.
Date: Thursday, January 30, 2014
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Tickets: $5 Members / $7 Non-members. Advance Purchase Necessary by calling 425-316-8592
Minimum Class Size: 15
Age Recommendation: Grade 5 to Adult.
How to Restore Allen Creek's Riparian Zone
"Go up a creek" with the Adopt A Stream Foundation and learn how riparian zones (the area of vegetation around a stream that affects its ecology) function, and how to restore the Allen Creek riparian zone that was damaged by horse grazing. - and "do it."
This will be a fun event. You will get to wear grubs, learn proper techniques for planting trees and shrubs, and get some great outdoor exercise at the same time. During the process you will participate in planting hundreds of trees and shrubs that will help out a this small salmon stream NE of Marysville. Some of those trees are 2012 Holiday Trees for Salmon!
Location: Allen Creek just east of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church off 67th Avenue
Date: Friday, January 31, 2014
Time: 10 am to 3 pm
Tickets: There is a free event! Call 425-316-8592 and let us know if you are going.
Age Recommendation: A good outdoor learning experience great for the whole family! And a terrific team builder for community groups - young and old. Brings some friends, have some fun and a different work out.


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Christ's Hospital Model United Nations (MUN) programme develops global citizenship amongst the next generation of world thinkers and leaders.
Its award-winning team debates international affairs at conferences across the country and organises its own for students from other schools.
The Model United Nations (MUN) team at Christ's Hospital dressed up in dinner jackets and cocktail dresses for its Annual Diplomatic Dinner earlier this month. The special event celebrated a year of extraordinary successes for the Horsham-based School's MUN programme, which aims to develop global citizenship amongst the next generation of world thinkers and leaders.
In total, the team has won more than twenty-five different awards over the past twelve months, competing at conferences attended by hundreds of young people from schools across the world. This spectacular haul of silverware included winning the highest team prize - the prestigious Outstanding Delegation Award - at three of the major international competitions it attended.
The students also found time during a hectic year to organise two conferences at their own school. In the Autumn, Christ's Hospital hosted more than 200 students from other schools for a simulation of the UN Security Council during a global crisis. Another conference hosted by the School in the Summer recreated the deliberations of the International Court of Justice. Both of the events were managed and organised by the students themselves.
The dinner began with a drinks reception accompanied by music provided the pupils. The school's chefs then spoiled guests with a four course meal, lit by candles and the open fire.
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The English Conversation Club normally held
on Thursdays at 6pm will not be held on the following dates: November 13th,
20th, and 27th. They will resume the normal Thursday schedule beginning on
Thursday, December 4th. We look forward to seeing you there!
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