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May Kitchen + Bar
- Address:
17614 Vashon Hwy SW
Vashon, WA 98070Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ThaiPrice: $30 and under
May Kitchen + Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.maykitchen.com/
- Phone: (206) 408-7196
- Hours of Operation:
Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday, Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Thai
- Executive Chef: May Chaleoy
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout
A word from May Kitchen + Bar
May Kitchen + Bar brings a taste of Thailand to Vashon Island, WA. From the 150 year old dark teak paneling to the hand crafted iron work, the interior whisks you away to another, more relaxed place. Sit down and begin your meal by enjoying an original cocktail carefully crafted to bring out the most flavor from exotic ingredients. Then consider the food. You will have to come back, because you will need to try everything at least once. May Chaleoy is renowned for her ability to bring out a depth and complexity of flavor in all your favorite Thai dishes. May's attention to detail and dedication to the authenticity of her food is clear after your first bite. Come see for yourself.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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May Kitchen + Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
125 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.6
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (106)neighborhood gem (103)special occasion (85)romantic (49)hot spot (48)good for groups (33)vibrant bar scene (17)notable wine list (13)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (4)great for lunch (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Great food. Moderate prices. Reserve early!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/16/2014The food was awesome. We had a party of 8 and we came at the end of dinner service, so they ran out of wide noodles. They gave us a double portion of the dish using the skinny noodles. Food came right on time and there was plenty of it! Wait staff is excellent, friendly and accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KeokiDined on 11/15/2014Outstanding, cordial floor staff deliver an enticing menu and offer their own suggestions and preferences for diners' consideration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Clearly the best Thai food in the land.KW33VIPDined on 11/15/2014I make special trips out from Seattle just to get this Thai food. It is by far the best i have ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Thai FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014Everything from being able to make a reservation on line to adjusting the time was very well done. The food was truly fabulous. Great flavors and variety for food critiques and those with allergies. Our waiter was quick to jump accommodated our mood and conversation. We really enjoyed our evening and felt free to have time to enjoy our time there. It was busy and every table was full, but we felt like we had our space. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014Excellent great service. Wonderful atmosphere. Food was awesome!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well worth the effortAnneKDined on 11/8/2014Use Open Table to make reservations. Weekends are always busy - for a reason - the food is fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special cultural experienceRainDined on 11/5/2014This restaurant does not fit any of the categories above in my thinking. It is a place of beauty and flavor that offers surroundings from a different culture and time, filled with the presence of unheard stories that fill me with a deep gratitude to be sitting among them. The friendliness and respectfulness of the staff extend this aura of dignity and graciousness. And the flavors and textures of the food reflect an attention to each ingredient that is also very respectful and holistic. The food is the most delicious I have ever eaten at a restaurant, but that is just one part of a greater experience of the people and the place they have created thanks to the care and creative direction of May.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Thai food in WAOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/25/2014The food is fantastic and inspired. The presentation and the service are great. Ask about the wood and decorations - the story is fascinating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingShellsDined on 10/24/2014Had a very lovely and delicious dinner. We met great Island friends who recommended the spot and were not disappointed... in fact, I'd take a ferry and drive to Vashon for that red curry again.Special Features:
- Special occasionMimoDined on 10/24/2014It was my birthday and my husband and I were brought glasses of champagne at the start of the evening on the house as was the delicious dessertSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still the bestLocalguyDined on 10/23/2014Consistently the best restaurant on Vashon Island for several years. The best choice for entertaining off island guests. Sometimes can be a little loud inside. But that's because a popular restaurant is usually packed with people.Special Features:
- Once Again!CaroDined on 10/18/2014May's Kitchen is wonderful. There recently with a friend and sat at the bar. This allowed us fun chats with the very friendly and expert bartenders. The food, as always, was superlative: appetizers, red curry. They have a new appetizer: chicken wings with special sauce, yum! I took an extra order home for later. I always receive a warm welcome and try to go every couple of weeks. The best Thai food ever.Special Features:
- Best thai food in Seattle region!tshadairDined on 10/11/2014First time visitors. Will return often! The food was magnificent, especially the phad metmamuanghimmaphan! You also must try the phad thai just for the experience of having it prepared right at your table. We had the yum phak boong appetizer. Could become addictive. Our service was great. Kalib answered all our questions and had wonderful suggestions. All in all, an unforgettable experience. We'll be back.Special Features:
- Best Thai aroundOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/11/2014May Kitchen's reputation preceded it, and still it managed to blow our expectations out of the water. Even the phad thai was memorable and unexpected--not something I would ever have expected to say. Our server was the friendliest and most well-informed I've ever seen. This place is off the charts amazing.Special Features:
- Top shelfMusicmanDined on 10/8/2014Everything about the dining experience at May's is top shelf...from the food, to the cocktails...all the way to the service. We've never had a bad experience at May's and enjoy having dinner there whenever we're able. If any of the staff was having a bad day, you'd never know it because every one of them is cheerful and friendly and very knowledgeable about the menu. Highly recommend this restaurant for locals and visitors to the Island.Special Features:
- Disappointing ....Bangkok30Dined on 10/8/2014This is a beautiful little place and the staff are very sweet and helpful. However, I'm always disappointed by the food. They seem to rely on Thai chilis to cover up the real flavors. As a special treat, we ordered the creme brulee, which was runny and flavorless. Don't think we will pay the high prices for mediocre food again. Tables are very close together and we got to hear clearly the conversation of the couple next to us.Special Features:
- Excellent as alwaysRitaVIPDined on 10/3/2014May Kitchen+Bar is my favorite restaurant on Vashon Island. The bar is great and the waitstaff are cheerful and knowledgeable. One of my favorite dishes is their spicy cold squid appetizer. Heaven!Special Features:
- Best Thai Food EVER!CourtdeGDined on 9/26/2014I have been to countless Thai restaurants and none of them hold a candle to May Kitchen!! Every dish is just fantastic! Such a depth of flavor and not just your typical Thai. The authenticity is unlike anything I've experienced at any other Thai restaurant. The decor and ambiance are so wonderful you feel like you are walking into a different world when you step inside. The service is wonderful, the Pad Thai presentation is a definite treat! An absolute must for the ultimate culinary experience!!Special Features:
- Birthday Delights!!!foodloverDined on 9/26/2014Because the hot-spicy-chocolate cake wasn't available the night I was celebrating my birthday (2 days early - - with 2 friends), I was given a Gift Certificate (hand written/drawn!) for one when I wished to come back in. AND, we were treated to a free celebration dessert that night. On my birthday, then, I received a second Free Birthday dessert - -- and both were awesome* Talk about special!! -- - and terrific customer service. MAY did that, and Hillary was also the Best at helping it all happen. What a special 62 year treat*Special Features:
- Love May's Thai!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/25/2014We are so lucky on our little island of Vashon to have such decadence! Extraordinary in every way!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experience!EarlGodtDined on 9/25/2014From appetizers through entrées and deserts ,it was a fantastic experience. The service was superlative. The fried plantains encrusted with coconut paired with coconut milk ice cream was heavenly. All of the courses were large enough to split between two. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVE this place!foodloverDined on 9/24/2014The service was bend-over-backwards wonderful, especially on my birthday. It's a gem*Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best on islandSandy22Dined on 9/19/2014Love, love, love Mays! As always the food was wonderful. 4diners shared 4 different entres. The service was spectacular. I do eat there quite often, and am treated so well by all the staff, and that does spill over onto my table mates. Nothing bad to say about this resturant. The front of the house and the kitchen all wrk together to provide the ultimate dinning experience.Special Features:
- Incredible food that you crave!bestntownDined on 9/17/2014The food is awesome, the wait staff wonderful and the atmosphere superb. Plus its close to home to have a nationally acclaimed restaurant on Vashon Island! I would recommend to anyone for those with mild palettes to those that like spicy as you can customize the dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/13/2014Food was very good, as usual. Our waitress was really helpful with one of our guests gluten allergy (and patient with him!). Nice experience.Special Features:
- Great food and ambianceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014Our meals were delightful. From the vegetable roll appetizers to the fabulous entrees every plate was a delightful taste surprise.Special Features:
- You must experienceHitsterDined on 9/6/2014A must visit for non Islanders, its a great get away and nice diversion from the norm. Oh, did I forget, the food is great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Vashon must!!8alotDined on 9/6/2014I cannot say enough about how wonderful this restaurant is! The servers are incredible and the food is amazing!!! It is the best Thai food we have had anywhere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was worth the trip.CharlieinBellevueVIPDined on 9/6/2014This is definitely worth the ferry ride to Vashon Island. Probably the best curry I have every had. Not sure it is authentic Thai as I have never been to Thailand, but superlatively pleasurable to my palate. We had the green curry and the veggie/chicken dish with the longest name. The beer on tap and glass by the glass selection was a little limited due to a supplier issue the night we were there. There is no obvious signage on the restaurant, so you find it by looking for the two elephants on top of the building and by the address. My only criticism is that the wooden high back chairs we sat at were very uncomfortable for my form factor. The place was nearly full at 5:30, so they are certainly drawing a crowd. One taste tells why.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014Hard to share soupy dishes with each other, but we all wanted tastes of everything. The fried watercress is too delicious!!Special Features:
- Dining Delights!SchnabbercoupDined on 9/4/2014May Kitchen offers excellently prepared and presented exotic dishes from Thailand in a setting that could sometimes be intimate. Authentic Thai decor delights the eyes, but noisy, drinking neighbors can also be intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Thai food ever!SeattlePinotTastersDined on 8/31/2014Try the Red and/or Green Curry. Very yummy! The red rice is great too. Fried watercress is enough for 4 people! Service is outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A dream in the makingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014What drew me to May's was the story behind it. The owner apparently dreamed of this place and has spent the last few years making it a reality. The decor is lovely, the food is world-class, cocktails are okay. The staff at the front of the house will really benefit from some training and organization. if you're relaxed and it's all good, May's is a nice spot for a meal and seeing how it's the only game in town for Thai, will likely continue to flourish. A delicious outing in any case.Special Features:
- Best Thai EverPickyEaterDined on 8/29/2014I thought I knew Thai food, but once I went to May's it was like I had never had it before. The spring rolls were amazing, the Pad Ke Mao was hands down the best I've ever had in my life. If you like Thai, you have to try this place. All the ingredients are fresh and delicious - it's so worth the trip over to Vashon. And the prices are very good for such excellent food!!Special Features:
- Worth a ferry ride to VashonmaurygirlDined on 8/28/2014May's Kitchen and Bar is a gourmet oasis in a town where the rest of the eateries are mundane at best. The decor is understated and elegant, the staff is highly professional and attentive, and the food is heavenly. I had the specials the night I went: as an appetizer, basil leaves with a variety of toppings such as peanuts, toasted coconut, ginger, lime and hot peppers with a sweet sauce, and for the entree a whole trout flash-fried in the pan surrounded by mango strips and other veggies and filleted at the table. Everything was well-prepared, nicely presented and totally delicious. The place is so popular that you must make a reservation to ensure that you'll get a table.Special Features:
- visit - I want to go to May's again14cathDined on 8/27/2014The crisp watercress and spring wraps are a must. Everyone loved the shrimp puad Thai. The overall vote amoung we four was the oyster mushroom dish over the cashew dish, both with red rice. I got the leftovers. :) :) :) . I put the leftover rice into the dishes before they are boxed up. So, lunch just goes into a bowl and reheat. The next 2 lunches were the best. The coconut flavor was more prounced, the onions melted in my mouth - some with a bit of crunch. The sauces of the 2 dishes are totally different. I will gladly eat either one again. Excellent food. Family and friends visit Vashon Island, I'll take you to May's. Be well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MBP23Dined on 8/23/2014Everything was absolutely perfect - we luckily had the same server I had before. We told him to order everything for us and he created an amazing experience yet again!!!Special Features:
- Best Thai food in SeattleOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/23/2014The phad thai with fresh banana flower buds are a MUST HAVE. Be sure to make reservations.Special Features:
- Vashon. Who knew?OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/22/2014Got a recommendation to this place from friends and I thought, "Vashon? For amazing and authentic Thai food?". Then they said, "You must make a reservation otherwise expect a 1-2 hour wait". Again, my reply, "Vashon?". It's true. Worth every penny of the ferry fare. The staff are remarkable: knowledgeable about the menu, attentive without being intrusive, kind, happy, and obviously like their job. And the food. Wow. Everything was incredible, but the highlights were the grilled squid (an amazing sauce complemented the delicate, soft squid), the phad thai (that is assembled tableside for you, truly incredible), their house-made green curry with chicken (the most savory and rich curry I've tried), and the spicy minced pork. Go.Special Features:
- Travel to Thailand on VashonhappyeaterDined on 8/17/2014I really recommend taking the ferry trip to Vashon for a fantastic Thai experience. Flavors burst across your palate as you savor the many spices in your amazing appetizer and entrée choices. Be sure to order the traditional phad thai for a true Thai experience. A very outstanding dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Steve Gostkowski kicked a 20-yard field goal in the second quarter for the Patriots (1-3), who rested almost every starter.
The Giants iced the game with 13 seconds to play on an interception by Laron Scott
Eli Manning and the majority of the Giants' starters played just over a quarter, with receiver Hakeem Nicks making his preseason debut. New England rested their starters with only fullback Eric Kettani and defensive tackle Brandon Deaderick starting.
LANDOVER, Md. — - Billy Cundiff made three of four field goal attempts - and was booed for the one he missed - making him the only first-stringer to do something noteworthy in Wasington's win over Tampa Bay.
Cundiff, signed Tuesday after the Redskins cut Graham Gano, converted from 39, 27 and 22 yards and got some grief from the crowd when he sliced one wide right from 46. The 2010 All-Pro joined Washington just two days after being released by Baltimore.
Roy Helu Jr. and Evan Royster, who both might have a shot as the Redskins' starting running back job because of injuries, accounted for all three Washington touchdowns. Helu ran for 90 yards and two scores after missing two games with sore Achilles, while Royster ran for 44 yards and a TD after missing last week's game with a sore right knee.
Fourth-round draft pick Kirk Cousins played into the third quarter for Washington and was 15 of 27 for 222 yards and an interception.
Brett Ratliff, third on the depth chart, played the entire game for the Buccaneers and was sacked five times. He completed 14 of 30 for 164 yards and three interceptions.


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October 2014 Wine Tasting Calendar
ROMBAUER VINEYARDS – "New Release Tasting"
Thursday, November 6th 4:00pm – 7:00pm
$10.00 per person
One of Modesto's favorite wineries, Rombauer Vineyards, comes to
O'Brien's for a tasting of their new and current releases.
WINES OF PIEDMONT- "Italy's
Northern Treasure"
Thursday, October 16 thru Sunday, October 19
2:00pm – 5:00pm (4:00 till 7:00 on Thursday) $5.00 per person
Piedmontese wines have been called powerful when referring to their
Barolos, most food friendly when matching Barberas, and easiest to
drink with their Mosacto d Asti. We'll taste all these and others as
we explore one of Italy's most famous wine regions.
NEW GRAPE DISCOVERIES – "Wine Types
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Thursday, October 23, thru Sunday, October 26
2:00pm -5:00m (4:00 till 7:00 on Thursday) $5.00 per person
One of the pleasures of wine discoveries is something new that
catches you off guard. We will explore California grape types that
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Thursday, October 30 thru Sunday, November 2
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Often overlooked, Merlot, Malbec, and Cabernet Franc are three
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SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR – "Tasting the Other Side of the Globe"
Friday, November 7, thru Sunday, November 9
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We'll visit the warmer winter regions as we taste favorites from
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Added Oct 13, 2012
by sewtessuti
Sydney, Australia
Here's my version of the Chloe Pant pattern in our enzyme washed 100% Linen Como Black Out. To fit my body shape, I cut the size 10 and I made the waistline more a size 11, as well as shortening the pant length by 1 1/2"(approx 4cm) and the crotch 1/2" (approx 1.5cm) in front and back.
The pattern's super quick to sew up and the pants are comfy, relaxed and will get loads of wear this summer.
Note: See my side invisible zipper tutorial here
If you're interested, the pattern is available to purchase in Print At Home or Print At Copy Shop PDF form here
1.30mtrs of black linen, 20cm invisible zipper, thread, interfacing, vilene tear-away
Oct 13, 2012, 06.10 PMby Mary Athey
Fab trousers x
Oct 14, 2012, 04.53 AMby sewtessuti
thank you!
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I am so tempted by this pattern as the style looks like a pant style I like to wear. How do you think it would work for someone with a front muscular thigh?
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email me quiltsewsewsue – firstname.lastname@example.com
and I'll tell you the thigh circumference for your size and you can check it against your measurements
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Lovely! They look indeed very comfy.
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Great breezy trousers. Love the combo with the top!
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East-West Center in Washington enhances US engagement and dialogue with the Asia-Pacific region through access to the programs and expertise of the Center and policy relevant research, publications and outreach activities, including those of the US Asia-Pacific Council.
Asia Matters for America is an interactive, online hub to explore the importance of Asia to the United States. AsiaMattersforAmerica.org | ASEAN | Japan | Korea | Australia
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
December 3:Reformism in the Philippines: Can Recent Gains be Sustained? featuring Mr. David Timberman , Technical Director, Governance and Conflict Practice Areas, Management Systems International. (02:30 pm - 03:30 pm) - Please note that this program will be off-the-record. We thank you for your cooperation.
Recent Publications
The Asia Matters for America Initiative and US-Asia Relations
Dr. Satu Limaye, Director of the East West Center in Washington, has written a article in the Winter 2013 edition of Education About Asia, a publication focusing on the "Cyber Asia and the New Media." In his article, "The Asia Matters for America Initiative and US-Asia Relations", Dr. Limaye explains the many educational uses of the Asia Matters for America initiative for both students and educators.
Russia Plays a Pragmatic Game on the Chinese Chess Board During APEC and EAS
Shinzo Abe's Struggle in the Indian Ocean Region
Tomoko Kiyota, Resident Sasakawa Peace Foundation Fellow at Pacific Forum CSIS, explains that "Shinzo Abe's strategy in the Indian Ocean region and South Asia seems to be a good way to offset the stagnation of Japan's diplomacy in East Asia. His success will depend on whether the Japanese people can understand his goals and how cooperative they are." Read more...
India's Joint Andaman and Nicobar Command is a Failed Experiment
Anit Mukherjee, Assistant Professor at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, explains that "Not only has [the Andaman and Nicobar Joint Command] failed to usher in more joint commands, but the experience might be cited by those within the military community who are opposed to [such cooperation]." Read more...
Modi's Canberra Visit: Continuing the Momentum
Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan, Senior Fellow at the Observer Research Foundation in New Delhi, explains that "there is a new outlook on bilateral relations, with a growing bipartisan support emerging in Australia for closer ties with India and New Delhi shedding its old thinking about Canberra as an appendage to Washington." Read more...
The East-West Center is proud to participate in the 38 North Network, a new and distinctive website, established at the U.S.-Korea Institute at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University, which provides a new forum for informed commentary and discussion on DPRK- (North Korea) related issues.


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For nearly a century Capel has offered employment opportunities with competitive pay and benefits in a variety of vocations.
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Capel Rugs is looking to hire experienced Sales Agents to attract new customers, develop existing accounts, and achieve sales goals.
We are looking for highly motivated independent sales agents with 3-5 years experience in successfully selling Home Furnishings; especially Area Rugs to Home Décor, Furniture, and Flooring dealers. We have sales territories available in many areas. We pay commissions monthly and offer bonus programs for sales increases. Income is unlimited. Our company has been in business for almost hundred years and is owned by members of the original family. We offer electronic ordering, 24/7 inventory availability, reputation for outstanding quality and customer service, the industry's largest customer base, and are looking for sales personnel that understand branding, sales training and dealer partnerships.
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$11 million for drug safety, $7 million for medical device safety, and $10.6 million for food safety—funding for the agency remains insufficient. He noted that these increases will barely allow the agency to operate at last year's level, and will do little to make up for the steady loss of staff that the agency has endured for the past decade. Moreover, while the lack of national standards impedes the adoption of the information technology needed to improve the drug safety system, insufficient funding for the necessary purchases and upgrades would remain an insurmountable barrier even if such standards were in place.
As part of its call for a renewed public commitment to the FDA, the Coalition for a Stronger FDA is advocating a total of $175 million in increased appropriations for the agency for 2008 (over the fiscal year 2007 budget and over PDUFA IV increases).5 This figure includes $40 million for drug reviews, $20 million for medical device programs, and $115 million for food safety programs. Among other improvements, the $40 million increase in the drug budget would enhance the agency's postmarket surveillance capabilities.
In light of recent events regarding food safety, the Coalition for a Stronger FDA has begun advocating for a $310 million increase in appropriations for 2008 rather than the $175 million previously called for. This figure still includes $40 million for drug reviews and $20 million for medical device programs, but increases funding for food safety programs to $250 million.


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Water Trails Reveal Rich Archaeological History in the Midwest
by mfairlady • June 22, 2014 • 0 Comments
By Mary Fairchild Maquoketa River Trail; 6/15/14. Aside from the fact that I enjoy paddling, this year I've enjoyed delving deeper into the rich archaeological history that our Midwest waterways provide. The waterways were important for the first peoples and more recent archaeological discoveries have been providing us with an increased knowledge of how they lived. My two...Read more →


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Majestic is the latest Alexander McQueen Fall 2010/2011, ' a poetic, medieval beauty'. You all heard that the show was canceled, instead they had this beautiful presentation yesterday in a private salon in Paris, banned from photographers.
An amazing collection, a bit hard to wear on a daily basis, but definitely nice to show off in some private gala or runway front row type of events. And the shoes! oh my, stunning, especially the boots in picture no.2.
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CODE PINK ... again. I and my intrepid colleague Julia Flyte just got back from today's Code Pink "Troops Home Fast" ... fast. As in "not eating". On the 4th of July. If that isn't treason I don't know what is. Most of the usual suspects were involved. Cindy, of course ... (we're on 'nodding' terms now, G-d love her) ... with some geriatric additions! Let's start with: Daniel Ellsberg! Can you believe it!? I mean ... Daniel Ellsberg!! In the flesh! This guy was an old lefty traitorous commie faux-patriot flake when I was but a nipper in High School. And there he is still! Daniel Ellsberg!! (I know you're jealous). G-d life is weird. I couldn't believe this guy was still sucking breath. Sad, though. I figure his life is sorta the perfect paradigm for lefty 60's types who just won't let go. Heck, I should know ... I'm an old lefty 60's type myself ... but then I had a family and started a business and actually grew up as opposed to sitting in my patchouli smelling apartment dreaming of those acid trips with Sandy on the beach and re-reading old Tom Hayden manifestos. Those were nice ... no doubt ... and Tom was one heck of a writer, but time moveth on, dude. And just look who you're walking around with now! Sandy? I think not. Not even in her heyday. Then we have: Dick Gregory!! You young whippersnappers may not know this, but this guy used to be fat and funny. Really. By the way, that "Free DC" chapeau is typical of a peculiar species of DC moonbattery. Just for you collectors. Speaking of collectors, you all who read this blog on occasion know that one of my passions is protest signage ... so let's get that over with right now. Here we have a classic example of left-wing humor. They don't seem to be able to help themselves. I suppose that it's all that "free love" stuff. Believe me ... you get what you pay for. Note the use of the colon ... that may or may not have been Freudian. Probably was. Interestingly, this seems to have been "finger painted". I'm not sure what to make of that, but I do find it "interesting". In a Freudian kinda way. This being Code Pink, the sign randomness was kept to a minimum. Here we have a small, barely readable sign even from a few paces. What are these people thinking? I keep the fingers to give you, my dear readers, a sense of the scale. Tiny. It had a reverse side ... even less readable if that's possible. We're going to be marching down Connecticut Avenue, dude, and then camping out on Lafayette Park. This thing would be invisible and off-putting at a yard sale. Jesus would have bombed the crap out of Rome. He told me. The inevitable Rachel Corrie reference ... I think we'll be seeing a lot of this in the next few months. This guy claimed to be an Iraq vet. I don't know ... maybe he is. Is that an official issue kaffeyeh? This was great and the subject of a VIDEO I'll put up after I process it. At the end of the march, at Lafayette Park, as Code Pink was milling and getting photo ops this group of young band musicians from Michigan (I think) came by for their White House visit. The Code Pinkers started to sing a bastardized version of God Bless America. These little heros started singing and completely drowned them out. It was priceless. Check back for the video. Video is up!
Monday, July 03, 2006
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Our world needs more sarcastic clods like yourself. Make us all happy, go procreate with yourself.ReplyDelete
Lovely! Not only is Code Pink ridiculed by children (who are smarter than those used up, impotent adults), you have a kibitzer! (A humorless one, at that. What a loser.)ReplyDelete
If the "Free DC" means DC statehood, you have to admit that they have a point and not label it "moonbattery". Moonbat should be reserved to lunatic ideas and not simply one's that we on the right happen to disagree with. There is a difference.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the video!!ReplyDelete
CodePink wasn't doing much here in San Diego....probably because San Diego Protest Warrior shut them down six months ago!
Sarcastic, INTELLIGENT clods are a rare breed, indeed, so I stopped by to let you know my team acquires out streaming-video tech-nerd Monday 10th, and after that I'll be hitting them low, hard and often!ReplyDelete
I like your work, and applaud your efforts! BrainSurgeryWithSpoons.blogspot.com
is an Audio-Only version similar to this, and uses intelligence and wit to skewer idiotarians and murderous thugs!


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Two weeks after competing in Kona, Hawaii, for the Ironman World Championship, Robert Flanigan is taking some much-needed time off. After finishing in the top 500 competitors (out of 1,900) – a race that took him 10 hours and eight minutes to complete – he has returned to his Chester home where he can finally reflect on his exciting year.
The board of directors of SAFE (Substance Abuse Free Environment, Inc.), a community coalition in Chesterfield County that seeks to prevent substance abuse, has presented Mary Lib Morgan the Sharyl W. Adams Award for her outstanding contributions.
Linda King was named the 2011 Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Christmas Mother last week during a Tuesday morning reception at Magnolia Grange.
Protect your family from fire was the theme this year for National Fire Prevention Week, observed October 9-15.
For the last few weeks, Henricus Historical Park has been closed to film segments of "To Have and To Hold" – a feature film depicting life in the Virginia Colony during 1619 – but this week, however, marks an end to filming at the site.
At a very young age Rick Young got a glimpse of human potential. His father, once a pilot in World War II and now a retired physicist with NASA, would take him to space launches in Florida, where Young had the privilege of meeting world-renown scientists and astronauts.
The Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom Tour is coming to the Chesterfield County Airport, Oct. 21-24, as part of its nationwide tour. This is a rare opportunity to visit and explore three World War II aircraft: the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress "Nine O Nine," the Consolidated B-24 Liberator "Witchcraft," and a P-51 Mustang.


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MARS NEEDS WOMEN, claims NASA pseudo 'naut: They eat less
The precedents.
Yuri Gagarin was 5 feet 2 inches tall (that's 157cm) and weighed 153 pounds (69kg). From: http://www.brighthub.com/science/space/articles/74867.aspx
Most of the early astronauts were quite short.
On the other hand when they started doing space walks they discovered that a very high level of physical fitness and strength was required. Basically (until they come up with a redesign of the suits) a pressure suit is a big balloon and doing anything in it requires bending the balloon out of shape - it's hard work.
So, errr, women to stay in the cave, I mean Martian lander, and look after it, and men to go out hunting for food, I mean rocks.
Yahoo close to investing $20m in disappearing chat app Snapchat
Always get a bit narked when I see a small stake in a company extrapolated into a massive valuation. That 20MBuck investment probably has a number of components, of which the actual share-holding is the least valuable from Yahoo's POV. E.g. a look at the source code and internal roadmap, influence over same, direct dial numbers for engineers, blah.
US Copyright Office rules that monkeys CAN'T claim copyright over their selfies
Re: hypothetical
"The Americans have sided with the Americans" - quite. If the claimant had been a US corporation rather than a foreign individual, I think we all know how it would have gone.
Something's phishy: More holiday scam spam flung at real hotel customers
ISPs co-operating?
I have yet to find a web-hosting company or domain registrar that gives a stuff when informed that they have criminals using their services.
Forty-five years ago: FOOTPRINTS FOUND ON MOON
A11 landed with plenty of fuel left.
http://www.aiaahouston.org/Horizons/Horizons_2013_05_and_06.pdf covers it nicely.
They had more than they thought - but they still thought they were good for another 40 seconds or so.
http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4029/Apollo_18-28a_LM_Descent_Stage_Propellant_Status.htm has numbers.
Re: sign of times ?
"The US *only* went to the moon because the Russians put a rover there that did *extremely* well."
WTF? is it *that* hard to check facts before posting here? Lunokhod 1 landed in November 1970.
And now for someone completely brilliant: Stephen Hawking to join Monty Python on stage
They're regular A4 in size and feels like 80gsm to me.
Tor is '90 per cent of the net' claims City of London Police Commish – and he's dead wrong
Re: I harbor some darknet myself
I've tried this myself. And no, Google never spidered my "googletrap" page.
Everyone can and should learn to code? RUBBISH, says Torvalds
Re: @AC101
"Learning Latin teaches you Latin. that's it" - that'll be "I have not done X, therefore X has no value".
Re: The man is correct
Triangle's bloody hard, 'acksherly.
TrueCrypt hooked to life support in Switzerland: 'It must not die' say pair
None. But it is no longer needed, at least in the (apparent) opinion of the authors:
"Windows 8/7/Vista and later offer integrated support for encrypted disks and virtual disk images. Such integrated support is also available on other platforms".
You know all those resources we're about to run out of? No, we aren't
Re: I would argue the situation was even worse
If you are a non-voter, you ensure that the political parties will continue to ignore you. If you do vote, they *might* do something to try and *get* your vote.
Fanbois Apple-gasm as iPhone giant finally reveals WWDC lineup
Re: No tablets before 2008?
For the hard of thinking, they put this in - "[Copy-editors, check this – ed]" but for many of us, it wasn't really needed.
NASA agonizes over plan for Mars rock sample return mission
Re: Why does this need two Rovers?
"the engineers and scientists involved have considered these issues and come up with quite an elegant solution". Quite. It's like the sky-crane landing system for Curiosity. Seems utterly bonkers at first glance but is, of course, a logical solution.
Re: Something's Wrong
Of course there are "'wrong choices"! If they land somewhere where there is no geological evidence of liquid water, it's a balls-up.
Re: Something's Wrong
I think you miss the point. The "correctness" at stake here is not what the scientific answers are, it's choosing an interesting destination. Trying to avoid landing in the Martian equivalent of the Sahara.
Giant pop can FOUND ON MOON
First beverage
The first was communion wine drunk by Buzz Aldrin just before the first moonwalk:
Crypto-guru slams 'NSA-proof' tech, says today's crypto is strong enough
I disagree that it was "effectively unbreakable by the technology of the time".
The crucial flaw was that a letter could not be encoded as itself.
Even the much more sophisticated Lorentz cipher had a statistical flaw that allowed the space-age technology of Colossus to attack it.
@ Michael Hawkes - the difference between then and now is that we have the maths:
@ NoneSuch - no idea where you get your information from. "Enigma" was the name of the machine, as given to it by the manufacturers. The main problem with U-boat traffic was the introduction of the fourth rotor. I've never heard it referred to as "Oyster". Wikipedia is over there -->.
Game of Thrones written on brutal medieval word processor and OS
"the misguided notion that teens getting married was the norm in days gone by".
How do you figure that? There's still plenty of places on the planet where it is *still* the norm. I was staying in such a place in 2005. There was some disapproval of a wedding going on in the next village. Because the bride was twelve, IIRC. They felt that was too young. But fifteen would have been seen as perfectly normal. Eighteen probably counted as "stuck on the shelf". Meanwhile I think that boys were expected to become working adults at about sixteen, the Big Men of the village were in their late thirties, and anybody over about fifty was past it.
In short, everything happens much much sooner. Maybe it's because of the low life-expectancy alone, or perhaps the subsistence agriculture and low levels of education come into it too.
China 'in discussions' about high-speed rail lines to London, Germany – and the US
Re: They have't built a copy of teh Concord because the idea is crap
BA ran their Concorde fleet at an operating profit despite being hampered by the short range (which meant the only feasible route was across the North Atlantic) and the tiny fleet which meant no economies of scale on training, maintenance, etc.
An SST which had the range to get across the Pacific could piobably sell quite well.
Japanese cops arrest man with five 3D printed guns at home
Ban hand tools!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darra_Adam_Khel is an interesting place. They don't need 3D printers to churn out Lee Enfields.
What HAS BEEN SEEN? OMG it's a thing that looks like an iWatch
It's the foam.
That is all
Marauding quid-a-day nosh hack menaces teepee hippie villages
Tarka dhal
That is all.
Re: celebratory full English breakfast with extra black pudding
And where do you get proper bacon from, south of the Pyrenees?
It's spade sellers who REALLY make a killing in a gold rush: It's OVER for graphics card mining
Re: ... "just to generate some data with no real (rather than arbitary) value "
"Even then paper money can still be used as toilet paper or burnt for fuel if the banks ever collapse completely." This has been tested, in Somalia. The value of the note drops until it is more or less what it costs to print and distribute it. Because everybody and their dog is free to try their hand at making their own.
A real pot-boiler kicks off Reg man's quid-a-day nosh challenge
Re: Try harder!
When I lived south of the Pyrenees, I'd see people out collecting snails. Also wild asparagus, when in season. Here in blighty, as a kid we'd sometimes eat boiled stinging nettles when camping, but I think it was to prove that we could, rather than for any good reason.
Dell charges £5 to switch on power-saving for new PCs (it takes 5 clicks)
I liked my ex-corporate Latitude ultra-portable that I bought another - now 5.5 years old, still going strong with Linux Mint. Another year or so I expect I'll get another.
Parent gabfest Mumsnet hit by SSL bug: My heart bleeds, grins hacker
My Mumsnet password
is really terribly advanced for its age.
Apple poking at idea of bayonet phone fittings
Re: a patent on a bayonet fitting?
We're commenting on the story, not the patent application. We shouldn't have to read the comments section (let alone the patent itself) to find out what the supposed novel feature is.
Vodafone brings African tech to Europe
Re: Nice
The cents in the article refers to Kenyan cents. 50 cents is about 0.006USD, so much the same as bitcoin.
Re: Not sure I can see this working well
Must be like Ethernet then - works much better in practice than it does in theory.
Facebook Oculus VR buyout: IT WANTS your EYEBALLS
VR: Real Big, Real Soon Now, since 1989
Mind you, pads were the other Hot New Thing in 1989, so maybe the time really has come.
Dear Reg: What is a 'Lag' and a 'Jacksey'?
Re: Tread carefully
I thought it was already.
NASA: Vote now to put FLASHY LIGHTS on future spacesuits
"NASA is retiring its current spacesuit, the Z-1"... the Z1 is an unflown prototype. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z_series_%28space_suits%29
The current NASA suit is this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extravehicular_Mobility_Unit
Improbable: YOU gave model Lily Cole £200k for her Impossible.com whimsy-site
Re: Figurehead?
ISTR the young lady got sent off to the Amazon and in an interview afterwards said summat like "I never realised that rubber comes from trees".
5 Eyes in the Sky: The TRUTH about Flight MH370 and SPOOKSATS
Re: Not the least of "their" capabilities.
"1500 METERS below the water taken from another helicopter hovering 50 meters above the surface THROUGH THE PROPWASH. The helicopter under the water was upside down... and you could clearly read the aircraft identification painted on the bottom."
April issue by any chance? According to WP at a depth of "100 m (330 ft) the light present from the sun is normally about 0.5% of that at the surface." At 15 times that depth it is pitch black.
Bletchley boffins go to battle again: You said WHAT about Colossus?
Re: So why not
Tony Benn, daddy of Brit IT biz ICL and pro-tech politician, dies at 88
Re: Concorde?
Boeing also won a government-funded contract to build an American SST. Before it got cancelled they'd chewed up more money than was spent developing Concorde, and they'd got as far as a plywood mockup of the cockpit (more or less). At the time of cancellation Concorde had 74 orders lined up.
Get Quake III running on Raspberry Pi using Broadcom's open-source GPU drivers, earn $10K
Call *me* a cynic...
but I suspect the main reason that large companies are reluctant to release their source code is the amount of work involved in making them fit for public consumption, starting with removing all the comments that say things like "//Fred is an idjit, look at this crap!" and then ensuring that something embarassingly piss-poor hasn't slipped through the net.
Oh, and management thinking that "this cost us 300K to develop, therefore it is *worth* 300K"...
But... you work in IT... Why aren't we RICH?
Re: Totally agree about WTFapp
I have a Vodafone Spain SIM and a GiffGaff UK one. When in Spain it costs roughly twice as much to send a text to a Spanish mobile - even another Vodafone - using the Spanish SIM than it does using the UK SIM.
It's Satya! Microsoft VP Nadella named CEO as Bill Gates steps down
Re: Welcome to Toyland!
It would appear to me that on the contrary, there's been a large cultural shift in MS's engineering since BG took his hand off the tiller. Whereas BG famously argued against code modularity:
by the time of IIS 7, MS were trumpeting that very same modularity and replace-ability that Gates had argued against:
Similarly you just have to look at the download size of the browser testing VMs that MS have made available to realise that they have put a lot of effort into modularising the OS.
Gates's point of course is that there's no *commercial* value in allowing other companies to release components that can replace your software - quite the opposite in fact.
NASA probe orbiting Moon sights ANOTHER SPACECRAFT
Technically impressive and utterly pointless.
The reg's SPB should send them a commendation or something.
Vile Twitter trolls thrown in the cooler for rape abuse tweet spree
Re: Would it be too much...
And not forgetting that Nobel prizes are not awarded posthumously...
NASA's Opportunity rover celebrates 10 years on Mars with a FILTHY selfie
Re: Expected lifetime
Shall I try again? If your design goal is that *everything* should be still working at the end of 90 days, unless you're really quite unlucky, then your design goal is *also* that *most* of it will be working some years later. Which is what we have. It's maths.
Don't forget that (for example) one of Spirit's wheels failed back in 2006.
Yes, I have grossly simplified things. Yes, I agree it's quite an achievement.
Expected lifetime
It wasn't 'expected to last for 90 days'. It was designed to work (without significant degradation) for at *least* 90 days. That means that each component had to have a MTBF much higher than 90 days.
From that you can see that the *expected* working life *with* degradation - which is what we have now - is much much higher than 90 days.
I'll make up some numbers to illustrate the point. Let's say that the goal is 95% probability that the rover will have all of 20 major components (ten scientific instruments, ten functional systems) working at the end of the 90 days. That translates into each component having to have a 0.9974... probability of surviving 90 days. Ten years is (near enough) 40 x 90 days; 0.9974^40 = ~ 0.90. So there's still a nine in ten chance that an individual component will be working after ten years. (Ignoring wear and tear, obv). And despite starting off with a completely made-up 95% goal, this matches fairly closely what we observe: most, but not all, components still working.
Of course the other one died but I believe that was mainly a power issue.
Chinese Moon rover, lander duo wake up after two-week snooze
Re: A lot of risk was taken for the Moon landings
@Vulch: I think you've taken two facts and drawn a slightly erroneous conclusion.
The "bingo call" was the point at which they had to abort OR land within the next few seconds. At the time, Apollo 11 was about 20 seconds away from the bingo call.
Subsequent analysis revealed that due to fuel sloshing around in the tanks, the low fuel level sensor (which triggered a latching indicator) was uncovered early and that the binggo countdown was started too early. The final analysis of fuel remaining indicated about 50 seconds left, which was on a par with all the other lunar landings. The lander was never designed to land with masses of fuel left.
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Re: The bigger Question is :
The state of Bavaria is the rights holder, as covered here:
although I appreciate that that might not really answer your question.
Cygnus cargo truck on its way, and funding to 2024: Space Station is back in the game
"flew airplanes strapped to Orbital Sciences' rockets during tests" is a REALLY strange way of saying "flew the B-52 from which the Pegaus was air-launched".
Anatomy of a 22-year-old X Window bug: Get root with newly uncovered flaw
Re: Because free software is SOOOOOO secure, many eyes and all that.
The last few years I've been supporting a client who has a (relatively expensive) licence for a closed-source (and Zend-encrypted) PHP application. A few years back I noticed that the "display random image" feature was starting to get rather slow (client has more than 10^6 photos on site). With much wangling I extracted a non-encrypted version of the file from the vendor and discovered that they were using "ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1" in the SQL to select the photo. I rewrote it to ""SELECT COUNT(*)" to get the number of images and then used rand() in PHP to select one. So it ran about ten bazillion times faster.
I submitted my patch to the vendor.
More recently I wondered what they'd done with it so I requested an unencrypted version of the code from the latest release. And found this:
"SELECT FLOOR(RAND() * (COUNT(*) - 1)) + 1 AS offset " in the SQL
and then
$selected = rand(0, $num_images-1); in the PHP.
To save you the hassle I've done the workings; if you have three images then the first will appear three times out of four, the second will appear one time out of four, and the third will never appear.
There's professional for you - even when *given* a working patch they can screw it up.
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I tried this and it works just fine. It. Removes my eye makeup, even waterproof makeup, easily without irritating my eyes. It's a decent basic eye makeup remover. Will I repurchase? Nope. That's because it doesn't do anything l'Oreal or neutrogena doesn't do. Seriously, if you took the labels away I'd never know the difference. If you have very sensitive eyes you may notice a difference, but I'd rather spend that extra cash on more makeup!
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*TOP REVIEWER* bluedestiny4 on 1/16/2014 5:34:00 PM more reviews by bluedestiny4
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone, Dark Hair: Black, Relaxed, Coarse Eyes: Brown
I bought a travel-sized bottle of this at Sephora. This looks like the Mary Kay Eye Makeup Remover that I have used for years, and I do like Clinique products, so I figured that I would give it a try. The travel-sized bottle cost just about the same amount at a full-sized bottle of Mary Kay. I had a Sephora gift card, so that is why I went ahead and purchased it.
I like the formula, and the way that it works. It takes off my eye makeup well, and doesn't leave a lot of oily buildup. It takes off all of my mascara in a couple of swipes. I do have to use a bit extra to take off my eyeliner, but that's usual with anything that I use. I don't have any eye irritation, so that is very good, especially because I wear contacts.
Overall, this is a very decent product. Would I purchase this again? If I have the extra $$, yes I would.
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dragongirl26 on 12/12/2013 10:02:00 PM more reviews by dragongirl26
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Red, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I received this as a trial size in one of the Macy's Clinique gift bags. It sat on my bathroom shelf staring sadly at me, alone and unused, until one day I needed to take off my eye makeup and didn't feel like doing the whole routine. I picked this up and gave it a try. A little on a cotton ball, and the eye makeup came right off, right down to the normally annoying to remove eyeliner! It has gone from untouched to practically being a staple. It doesn't take much, and it isn't heavy and obnoxious on my eyes. I would definitely buy a bottle once this runs out!
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xsuperbabe on 11/29/2013 5:14:00 PM more reviews by xsuperbabe
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
Absolutely love this remover! If you just soak your lashes/lids with a small amount on a cotton pad, the make-up just slips off. I'm also an avid lipstick wearer (especially stains & matte lip shades) and this remover removes that too! 100% will stick with this forever 😍
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I have used it several times. It is really gentle even for water-proof maskara.
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perfumista1 on 11/23/2013 8:25:00 AM more reviews by perfumista1
Age: 44-55 Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Warm Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Green
I love this stuff! I've been using it for years without allergy flare ups. Does the job efficiently. It's the only one I'll ever use.
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glamycakes2014 on 11/23/2013 7:44:00 AM more reviews by glamycakes2014
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i dont really like this. like other reviews have said its very oily. also i have to scrub scrub and scrub. it doesnt really take my makeup off. guess ill just keep usin soap and water
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AmyN24 on 10/31/2013 4:35:00 PM more reviews by AmyN24
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
It works quite well. It removes makeup without burning the skin like the Lancome removers. The only thing is that it is oily so after taking off your makeup, you should use a cleanser to take off the oiliness left behind
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Backmasking on 10/23/2013 12:53:00 PM more reviews by Backmasking
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I do not use this product on my eyes since it is very oily, but it works wonders if waterproof lipsticks and lip stains. I have 2 sample sizes which will last me years, so I don't see myself ever buying the full size since it is very expensive and I don't wear long-lasting lip products that often. I will continue to use the samples until they are gone.
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I tried this makeup remover when I found a mini bottle of it in our bathroom, I instantly loved it and used up the whole bottle. I was a little hesitant to repurchase because it's a little pricey, but now that I have I will repurchase this product over and over! It's the best eye makeup remover I have ever tried, it's the only thing that gets off waterproof mascara easily. No need to tug, removes everything in seconds. I highly recommend this!! Totally worth it.
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