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I know this is an old review, but I just bought this, as my grocery has been having supply problems with Kiss My Face, and this was the only non-brushless cream in the store.
Don't quite know where I am with the cream yet, but the tube is foil-sealed under the cap!!!
Cream seems a little...
I guess I'm going back to my roots. I find myself using and liking Williams about four days a week. I have Tabac, Harris,Valobra, MWF, and I keep grabbing the mug of Williams. No additives-- just lather and go.
National Service is not required in the US, but I've heard rumblings of a resurgence linked to some sort of education relief. I can tell you from experience with undergrads that options like the Peace Corp and Teach for America are becoming very popular, even without financial incentive.
Today on Meet the Press, James Baker was suggesting some radical stuff
The suggestion is along the lines of "Let's get the new guy in right now and have him start fixing things".
Nor am I, but I do think that an awful lot of heavy hitting economists should be trying to figure this out for the government. Getting it wrong is pretty bad both ways-- a waste of big money if we go for an unnecessary bailout that we didn't need (for any reason-whether we could live with a Big...
I've always liked Calphalon since getting a set as an engagement gift many moons ago. I've always avoided nonstick cookware, but I picked up a pair of nonstick Calphalon omelet pans a few weeks ago, and love them. The easy cleanup seems worth the added attention you need to use when cooking.
Looks pretty clean already. If you try and polish it, you should avoid the gold wash, or it might well come off. I'd just send it to a honemeister, get yourself a strop, and start shaving.
Sometimes, you find a place in your heart for a particular orchestra. The Cleveland Symphony will always be important to me, and I'll make the effort to track down their recordings if given a choice.
But it wouldn't surprise me if the Union Busters in Congress were the ones making the most noise against any bailout these days.
To bring this back to the current situation, it seems like people from most viewpoints are converging on a managed fast-track bankruptcy with some sort of...
Domestic heavy manufacturing influences many things-- the job market is only one of them. The ability to mobilize an effective war machine is another. Do we just want to flush the toilet on heavy industry?? Indeed, if the gov't doesn't come through, what will the REAL scenario be (as opposed...
I think this is probably true in isolation, but I'm not sure if that's the wisest course right now in the current situation. We're on the edge of a huge recession, unemployment is high, and the credit market is crippled. Somebody needs to take a step back and figure out how a big 3 bankruptcy...
Got them yesterday. Like them so far. Not as thickly insulated as what they're replacing, but not so stiff that I can't drive in them. Certainly warm enough, but by no means my choice for -30F
I used it daily for almost five years, than stopped about two years ago. I've picked it up again, using it every day this week, and wondering why I ever stopped.
I hardly consider the Proraso a soap. It's more like a very thick cream to me, and I associate the performance more with cream-- unlike something like the Valobra soft soaps, which are more toward the soapy side of the spectrum.
I think people who lean toward soaps want something more...
I don't know. It's hard to understand why you need protections when they've been so effective for so long. Watch what's going to be happening to the Family Medical Leave Act by way of Executive Order this week, and then figure out how readily you think we should give up collective bargaining.