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Y'all, I think have a new favorite recipe. This homemade Pad Thai recipe rocks.
There's an authentic Thai restaurant about three miles from my house, and I love going there to get Pad Thai. The only problem? It's a little pricey. Other restaurants in my area may Pad Thai too, of course, but the vast majority of places where you get order the dish make it with a weird artificial orange-colored sauce. So, I've been on the hunt for a good Pad Thai recipe for ages…and now I've found one.
This recipe was originally pinned by Britt Reints and comes from Brownies for Dinner.
I made a vegetarian version of Pad Thai, but if you want to add a protein, you could make a meaty version as well. However you make it, I bet it will rock your socks off!
Here's all the ingredients you need to make awesome homemade Pad Thai:
Yes, there is sriracha in that picture. Do not be alarmed. I am the biggest wuss in the world when it comes to spicy food, but I thought this recipe was absolutely perfect. And of course, you can add more if your family likes a little heat!
You want to prepare the noodles according to the package's directions – almost.You don't want the noodles to be 100% done, because they will also cook in the pan a little and you don't want them to get mushy.
The only rice noodles available at my grocery store come in 14 ounce package (super convenient, right), so I used a little more than half, since the original recipe calls for eight ounces. This isn't rocket science. You don't have to be perfect.
While the noodles are soaking, heat about two tablespoons of oil in a hot skillet and add some chopped scallions (whites only) and garlic. I used the whites from about three scallions and about a clove's worth of garlic. Once it's had a chance to sizzle for 30 seconds or so, crack two eggs into the skillet and whisk. Cook the scrambled eggs until they are about 3/4 the way done. You want them to still be a little juicier than you'd normally like to eat.
Once you get to that point, remove the eggs and set aside.
Next, you need to make the sauce. As the original blogger noted, no weird unnatural orange sauce here! To make the sauce, combine 3 tablespoons brown sugar, 3 tablespoons lime juice, 4 1/2 tablespoons soy sauce, and 1 1/2 squirts of sriracha. If you like things spicy, give it an extra few squirts, but remember – you can always add, but it's hard to take away. Add slowly and carefully.
Once the noodles are just about done (according to your packaging), drain and add to your hot skillet along with the sauce. Toss the noddles a few times, gently, to coat. This is where you finish cooking the noodles and the sauce gets all warm and yummy. It's magic, baby.
At the last second, add the eggs and some chopped scallion greens. This is also the point where you can add cooked protein if you want.
Toss gently to combine and break up the egg chunks a bit. Then, simply transfer to your serving dish and top with some chopped cilantro and the best part of Pad Thai – peanuts!
That's it! Your homemade Pad Thai is done and ready for hungry bellies of people you love.
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Nice, Pad Thai is one of my favourite dishes. Looks definitely mouth watering! There are a few differences though. Here in Thailand usually people (the cook) put the peanuts at the side of their dish. The peanuts are smaller too. And there are two other ingredients they also put at the side of their dish, chilli powder (red coloured powder) and sugar. Some people prefer it spicy and/or sweet. Then personally I prefer to have it mixed with a few steamed shrimps. But I know these are quite expensive in the states. Over here there very cheap. Another ingredient can be tauge (bean sprouts) which some people like to put on top.
The strange thing is that I learned to eat Pad Thai in Boston in my college years.
Well done Allison,
With friendly greetings,
@HansH I've definitely seen it with chilli powder at the side before at restaurants, but I'm just a total wuss when it comes to heat, so I was glad this recipe didn't call for that (and would have left it out anyway). I've never seen it with sugar, but then I've also never been to Thailand! The peanuts are definitely usually smaller, all chopped up…but I love love love peanuts, so I leave them chunky in mine hehe. You know, I didn't think to put bean sprouts on top, but I even had some in my fridge! I think I'll try that next time instead of cilantro, since I'm not the hugest fan of cilantro. Thanks for the tips, Hans!
Thank you for linking up to The Pinterest Project Your blog is so adorable! I've been cooking my way through my boards lately because my amount of food pins is redonk! Hope to see you again next week!Sarah E
@Sarah E I honestly don't know how I found recipes before Pinterest! :-p


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St. Jude Charity Trail Ride Saturday at Fitch Farms
A St. Jude Charity Trail Ride will be held Saturday, Oct. 20, at Fitch Farms-Galena Plantation. The ride begins at 2 p.m. and ends at about 6 p.m. A fish dinner will be prepared by Sheriff Kenny Dickerson and his crew. There will be live entertainment by Sonny Jackson.
Deadline Friday to register for safe driving class
An AARP safe driving class has been scheduled at the Marshall County Library, 109 E. Gholson Ave., in Holly Springs on October 22-23. The class will meet from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. each day.
AARP safe driving classes are eight-hour driver education refresher courses for drivers 50 years of age and over. The law in Mississippi mandates that students 55 years of age and over who complete the class be entitled to receive an appropriate discount on their automobile insurance premium for the following three years.
To register for this class, call the Marshall County Library at 662-252-3823 by October 19. A $10 materials fee is payable prior to the start of the first day of class. Class size will be limited to 15 students.
Holly Springs Chamber hosts fall luncheon on Thursday
The Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce will hosts its fall luncheon Thursday, Oct. 18, at Annie's Restaurant.
The luncheon will feature awards for the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year and Firefighter of the Year for Holly Springs and Marshall County. The keynote address will focus on "How Toyota Can Benefit Holly Springs."
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Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door. Seating will be limited. Advance reservations are recommended. Call 252-2943 for more information
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The Holly Springs Pilot Club is seeking sponsors and donations to support a community forum scheduled at the Eddie Lee Smith Multi-Purpose Building Tuesday, October 23. Project Lifesaver, a Pilot Club project, will be the topic with video presentations and guest speakers.
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(Surgical Skin Planning; Skin Resurfacing)
Pronounced: derma-BRAY-shunEn Español (Spanish Version)
Dermabrasion is used to improve the appearance of the skin. Using controlled abrasion, the top layers of skin are removed to promote the growth of new skin.
Parts of the Body Involved
Typically, facial skin is treated, but other areas of the body can be treated as well.
Reasons for Procedure
Multiple Facial Injuries with Surgical Dermabrasion
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Dermabrasion is intended to help repair damaged skin by removing the top layers. The surface trauma to the skin is believed to promote skin rejuvenation by stimulating the production of skin cells and collagen. Dermabrasion is used to treat the following skin conditions:
- Benign tumors
- Superficial malignancies
- Chickenpox scars
- Acne scars
- Surgical scars
- Scars resulting from accidents or disease
- Tattoos
- Age (liver) spots
- Wrinkles
- Certain types of skin lesions
Risk Factors for Complications During the Procedure
Dermabrasion is not recommended for those with the following conditions:
- Active herpes or bacterial infection and sores
- Current or recent use (less than one year) of Accutane (isotretinoin)
- Skin, blood flow, or immune disorders that could make healing more difficult
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
A complete medical history is taken and a general health evaluation is conducted. Facial scars and conditions are also evaluated. Antiviral medication is sometimes given to reduce the incidence of infection after the surgery.
Immediately prior to the procedure, medication may be given to help with relaxation. Some physicians may administer an IV sedative. Areas to be treated are cleaned and marked. Typically, a local anesthetic is used to numb the skin. Photographs are taken before and after surgery to help evaluate improvement.
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Description of the Procedure
A high-speed rotary instrument with an abrasive wheel or brush is then used to remove the upper layers of the skin.
After Procedure
Skin will feel raw and irritated. Healing normally takes 7-10 days. Your physician will recommend when to resume normal activities.
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The length of time is dependent on the number of areas and size of areas to be treated.
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Once the local anesthetic has worn off, the skin will feel raw and irritated. The physician will recommend over-the-counter pain relievers to alleviate pain and discomfort.
Possible Complications
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- Increased color in the skin (hyperpigmentation)
- Increased sensitivity to sunlight
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- Permanent scarring
- Lasting redness
- Prolonged loss of color in the skin.
- Tissue damage caused by excessive freezing (when a freezing spray is used)
- Infection
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Postoperative Care
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- Keeping the treated area moist by changing the ointment and dressing on the wound.
- Avoiding sun exposure and, after peeling has stopped, using sunscreen every day.
- Several follow-up visits to your doctor may be needed to monitor the skin's healing and regrowth.
An antiviral drug called acyclovir may be given to prevent infection if there is a history of infection with the herpes simplex virus . Pain relievers and a corticosteroid, such as prednisone, may be prescribed to reduce swelling.
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Back to School week continues into the weekend here in Columbus. Some of our contributors will be participating in a DIY Drunk History party tonight. If you aren't familiar with the concept basically, someone gets drunk and recounts a historical event. We're keeping it local and doing Ohio history. Topics include: Mad Antony Wayne, Ambrose Burnsides, Annie Oakley, Joseph Smith (yeah, the Morman started off here), The Battle on Bluffington Island, Tecumseh, and more.
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The big red tent at the Del Mar Fairgrounds that was left behind when equine-human acrobatic show Valitar went bankrupt last fall was auctioned off for $85,000 on Jan. 29, according to San Diego's Fischer Auction Company.
Valued at about $1.3 million, the tent will cost its new owner, Orange County resident Duane Ward, another $250,000 to move . Also liquidated were several smaller red tents, which an auction spokesperson said were claimed by a variety of entities, including an indoor soccer organization. Horse stalls, furniture, sand and other items were also sold.
Citing poor ticket sales, the 50-show Valitar production unexpectedly canceled in November, leaving many performers unpaid and unemployed, and horses displaced. The some $300,000 produced by the auction will go to a bankruptcy court to pay off creditors of show producer Equustria Development Inc., run by Rancho Santa Fe resident Mark Remley.
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The NRA has posted Wayne LaPierre\'s prepared testimony, which he will give to the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday morning.
LaPierre opens his testimony by saying the way to address gun violence is teaching \"safe and responsible gun ownership,\" and mentions that his organization knows how to do so:
The title of today's hearing is \"What should America do about gun violence?\" We believe the answer to that question is to be honest about what works – and what doesn't work. Teaching safe and responsible gun ownership works – and the NRA has a long and proud history of teaching it.
He mentions Newtown in a push for school security:
\"We joined the nation in sorrow over the tragedy that occurred in Newtown, Connecticut. There is nothing more precious than our children. We have no more sacred duty than to protect our children and keep them safe. That's why we asked former Congressman and Undersecretary of Homeland Security, Asa Hutchison, to bring in every expert available to develop a model School Shield Program – one that can be individually tailored to make our schools as safe as possible. \"
LaPierre says that the mental health system is broken and needs to be fixed, but that mental heath records should not be included in the NICS background system. He also says universal background checks \"will never be universal–because criminals will never submit to them.\"
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18 JUN 2014 - The crew of UCGCG BRISTOL BAY work on aids to navigation on Lake Erie, as part of the Coast Guard 9th District's "Operation Spring Restore," 01 May 2014. The operation restored over 1,200 navigational aids and included five cutters, five aids to navigation teams, and two small boat stations, as well as inter-agency partners, including the Canadian Coast Guard. Video by PO2 Levi Read.
NEW YORK, NY - USCGC THUNDER BAY (WGTB 108) participates New York City's 26th annual Fleet Week, 21 May 2014. The 140' Bay-Class icebreaking tug joined several other cutters and Navy warships for the week long celebration. Photo by PO2 Jetta H. Disco.
06 JUN 2014 - Today marks the 70th anniversary of D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II. On that day, thousands of American troops landed on Omaha and Utah beaches, often under withering German fire. Frequently, they were brought there by Coast Guard operated landing craft. Other Coast Guardsmen, like the crew of USCG-6, pictured above, made up Rescue Flotilla One, a squadron of 60 wooden-hulled, 83' cutters assigned throughout the invasion force. They operated close to the beachhead, and rescued over 400 men from the English Channel during the D-Day, most from disabled or sinking landing craft. For the full story of the Coast Guard's D-Day contributions, visit the source link below.
04 JUN 2014 - Boat crew members from Station Cortez pull a man from the water, 20 nautical miles west of Anna Maria Island, Florida, 01 June 2014. He and his three companions were rescued from the overturned hull of their vessel by STA Cortez's 45' Response Boat-Medium. A MH-60 Jayhawk from Air Station Clearwater also participated in the search.
02 JUN 2014 - GM3 Samuel A. Peikert receives the Silver Lifesaving Medal from CAPT Steve C. Truhlar, chief of operations for the Coast Guard Atlantic Area, 29 May 2014. He received the award for his heroic action while off-duty on 14 July 2012, when he pulled an injured father and son from the San Marcos River. Read the full award citation here.
30 MAY 2014 - ADM Paul F. Zukunft succeed ADM Robert J. Papp as the 25th Commandant of the United States Coast Guard today, in a change of command ceremony held at Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington, DC. Zukunft used the opportunity to unveil his Commandant's Direction 2014, The document introduces his three guiding principles: Service to Nation, Duty to People, and Commitment to Excellence.
Zukunft previously served as Commander, Coast Guard Pacific Area. In 2010, he served as the Federal On-Scene Coordinator for the Deepwater Horizon Spill, where he directed over 47,000 responders, 6500 vessels, and 120 aircraft. Zukunft's three Command Afloat billets include the cutters Cape Upright, Harriet Lane, and Rush.
03 DEC 2012 - Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne died early on the morning of 02 December 2012, from injuries sustained while conducting a maritime law enforcement mission off the coast of California. BMC Horne, the Executive Petty Officer of the USCGC Halibut (WPB 87340), was approaching a vessel suspected of smuggling drugs in the cutter's small boat, when the target vessel rammed the Coast Guard boat. Horne and another Coast Guardsman were thrown into the water. Horne sustained a traumatic head injury in the process, and was rushed to port, where he was pronounced dead.
Know Your Coast Guard extends its heartfelt sympathy to the friends, family, and shipmates of Chief Horne, and keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
SECTOR MIAMI, FL - The Coast Guard accepted delivery of the its first Sentinel class Fast Response Cutter, USCGC Bernard C. Webber, 10 February 2012. These 154' vessels will eventually replace the ships of the 110' Island class, including the USCGC Nantucket pictured in the background. The Sentinel class boasts a number of improvements over their aging predecessors, including a stern launch ramp for its small boat, and mixed-gender berthing. Photo by PO1 Jennifer Johnson.
17SEP11 - Crew members from the 270' USCGC Mohawk (WMEC-913) interdict a self-propelled semi-submersible (SPSS) in the Western Caribbean Sea. The vessel, which transporting cocaine, sank during the encounter. While increasingly common in the Eastern Pacific, this marks only the second time a SPSS has been interdicted in the Caribbean.
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CPU 100% maxed out (Only when streaming Flash Video sites)
I've been having a problem with my CPU maxing out on sites that use flash video for almost a year now.
I've gone through all the checks for Malware and virus's using multiple programs from other members of a forum but no one has been able to help me as of yet.
The problem only occurs when I'm live streaming from a site that uses JW player 5.10.2295, I have downgraded my Flash player to an older version 22.214.171.124 on the advise from a poster on the adobe forum site.
I've recently ran a clean install and after only a day, the problem has started again, I'm using chrome browser, I have disabled the pepper flash plugin and I've also disabled hardware acceleration on the flash program.
The site that I use regularly is using the JW player to broadcast, There is High CPU usage for other flash sites(you tube, BBC I player) but my CPU is maxing out to 70/80 and the laptop is just about to handle it.
I've had my laptop for about 3 years now and it's always been able to stream HD content with no issues, I also have an old win XP and apple mac air in the house and it has no issues streaming from any sites with high CPU.
I would greatly appreciate some help to solve this, I have literally tried every thing to fix it, and the laptop might need to be kicked out the top window soon.
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The application that is always at the top of cpu usage in task manager is always chrome.
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The Oklahoma Wheat Commission will hold an election to fill the District IV opening. The election will be held May 13, commencing at 2 p.m., at the Caddo Kiowa Technology Center, 1 Career Tech Road, Ft. Cobb, Okla. District IV consists of Caddo, Comanche, Cotton, Greer, Harmon, Jackson, Kiowa and Tillman counties.
All wheat producers within District IV boundaries who are actively engaged in wheat production, have marketed wheat, paid a check-off fee and left that fee with the Commission for the current year are eligible to vote. It will be the responsibility of the producer to prove their eligibility to vote by providing a dated grain elevator receipt including the producer's name and amount of wheat sold, and a driver's license or some other form of identification.
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The Wyoming State Historical Society is honoring a book about Matthew Shepard that claims the gay University of Wyoming student was killed in a drug deal and not in a hate crime.
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For a guy who waited so long to get his chance to play basketball again, this was one game Jason Collins couldn't get through fast enough.
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The mother of Matthew Shepard is speaking in Charleston. It's been 15 years since Shepard, who was gay, was abducted and beaten to death in Laramie, Wyo.
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First it was Sen. Sam Brownback's lovely comments about how survivors of rape shouldn't have access to abortion.
Now it comes out through an interview with Mormon feminist Judith Dushku that Mitt Romney–who can't seem to stop changing his mind about abortion–once bullied a woman who was on her sixth pregnancy to carry to full term despite the fact that her life was in danger.
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So then Mitt came in to the hospital. X thought Mitt had come to be comforting because that's what bishops do. They have a pastoral role. But she said that instead he was critical.
He said – What do you think you're doing?
She said – Well, we have to abort the baby because I have these blood clots.
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However, I installed Windows VPC to my Win 7 Home Premium laptop. I can't get the free copy of Win XP activated, so within 30 days I have to get that uninstalled. How do I uninstall my unactivated copy of XP from Win VPC?
I also have an Acronis backup from my semi-defunct XP machine and wouldn't mind putting some of that on Win VPC. Is there a way to do that? Like over-install on top of my unactivated Win XP? Yeah, yeah, it might not like my Dell code for XP.
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With only four games remaining, it's all coming down to the wire for the Dallas Mavericks. The Mavericks enter the home stretch confident as they have won three consecutive games on their current West Coast swing. The Mavericks most impressive win of their current road trip came at Los Angeles against the Clippers on April 3. Despite leading in the fourth quarter in each of their previous three matchups, Dallas had yet to beat the Clippers this season.
The Mavericks started strong and built up enough of a lead to fend off the Clippers late, winning by a score of 113-107. Dallas then carried that momentum into road victories against the Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento Kings.
Dallas is continuing to play with the urgency required to secure a playoff berth in the Western Conference. The Memphis Grizzlies and Phoenix Suns refuse to relent, and the Mavericks have no choice but to treat each game as a must-win proposition.
As the week of April 7 begins, the Mavericks find themselves with a record of 47-31. The Phoenix Suns are sitting at 46-31 and the Memphis Grizzlies are 45-32. Despite a disappointing homestand that saw the Mavericks lose four of eight games, they are back in a position to control their own playoff destiny.
The onus is on the entire team and coaching staff to muster the energy and fight necessary to secure a spot in the Western Conference playoffs. The Mavericks play three games this week, starting with Utah on Tuesday.
Tuesday, April 8 at Utah Jazz
The Mavericks should be happy to see a matchup with the Jazz on their schedule, even if it is in Salt Lake City. Dallas has won all three previous matchups against the rebuilding Jazz and this game should be no different.
Utah has won only two of its last 13 games and those wins came against the Orlando Magic and the New Orleans Pelicans. Despite their struggles, the frontcourt duo of Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter could make life difficult in the paint for the visiting Mavericks.
The temptation will be there to look past the Jazz with two challenging home games coming up against the Suns and Spurs. Despite what lies ahead, Dallas cannot afford any slip ups during this crucial stretch.
Thursday, April 10 vs. San Antonio Spurs
The Spurs are not a team that anyone wants to see on their schedule right now, especially teams that need each win possible to secure a playoff berth. The Spurs have won 22 of 24 games and they will be favorites in Dallas once again.
There is a possibility that the Spurs may sit one or two of their veterans down the stretch but the Spurs are playing at such a high level it may not matter. The Spurs have tilted what was once a back-and-forth rivalry. San Antonio has won all three matchups in 2013-14 and they have won eight consecutive games against Dallas.
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The stakes will likely be high when the Mavericks meet the Suns on Saturday night at the American Airlines Center. The Suns and Mavericks have been separated by no more than two games for over a month as both teams continue to fight for two of the remaining three playoff spots in Western Conference.
The Suns and Mavs have split their previous matchups this season, with both games taking place at the US Airways center. This time the Mavericks will look to use home court to their advantage in this critical matchup. Dallas has another advantage in this pivotal game as the Suns must play on the road against the Spurs on the previous night. The Mavericks will have a day off before hitting the court against the determined Suns.
The Suns are led by guards Goran Dragic and Eric Bledsoe. Bledsoe missed the Suns 110-107 loss to the Mavericks on Jan. 17 and he will be another scoring option the Mavericks must find a way to defend. With so much on the line, fans should be treated to an incredibly exciting game when these two teams take the court.
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MTA needs improvements for disabled riders, group finds
The MTA needs to improve its communication with disabled riders, an advisory group to the agency said yesterday, recommending that the Authority make better use of its Web site and upgrade its announcement systems.
While much has been accomplished, more remains to be done, and the MTA is legally and morally obligated to improve accessibility for all riders on its buses, commuter rail services, and subways, William Guild, chairman of the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said in a statement Tuesday.All buses and 82 subway stations are wheelchair accessible, with 34 additional accessible stations expected by 2020. And while the MTA has or is testing other technologies to help disabled riders, more needs to be done, the citizens group said in a report issued Tuesday.
When it comes to improving service to our customers with disabilities - from the efforts underway to install tactile warning strips at railroad and subway stations, to our exploration of ways to add more elevator and escalator information on our Web site - we are pleased that the MTA and the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee are thinking alike, said an MTA Aaron Donovan spokesman.
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- Create Web site pages for all subway stations and post any information related to accessibility, including the location of elevators and escalators within the station.
- Install tactile strips along the floor of newly constructed or significantly renovated stations that lead visually impaired customers to Braille signs, ticket booths and other important locations.
- Post floor plans in all key stations with the location of the elevators at that station. They should be placed at the entrance to the station near other maps or passenger information centers and on platforms.
- Accelerate implementation of technology that provides automated audible and visible stop announcements on buses to reduce the impact of operators failing to make announcements. All new buses should have this feature.
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I'm trapped in my hotel room in Manila, Philippines - our security is advising that we don't leave the hotel for threat of kidnapping, potential drowning or another reason with undesirable consequences. SO, I thought I'd share some of the photographs I've taken so far.
…Within Asia's largest "underground" shopping mall, 85,000 square meters of dense commerce. // Seoul, Korea.
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…17th floor view. At night the "Sindoh" sign would illuminate to a near blinding level. // Korea.
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…Upon arriving in the Philippines, I was lei'd and given a fresh coconut before being swiftly "sent to my room".
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- Dress Code: Casual Dress
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- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Urbana Restaurant and Wine Bar has a range of private dining spaces which can seat 12 guests privately and up to 40 guests semi-privately. Our 12-seat Private Dining Room features wall-to-wall velvet curtains and two frosted glass walls. Two sliding glass doors open for a view into the restaurant's Main Dining Room or close for complete privacy. Our restaurant itself is available for private buy-outs for up to 200 guests. For additional information please call 202.956.6650.
- Special Events: Come join us for Happy Hour Monday - Friday from 4pm - 7pm. We offer $4 Yuengling and Peroni. $5 House red, white and sparkling wines. $6 Ketel One mixed drinks. $7 Mark & Stormy. $1 oysters and $8 pizzas.
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Urbana is a refined casual neighborhood restaurant with an innovative design, high energy bar, and bustling social atmosphere. Our cuisine is coastal Mediterranean with influences of Italy and Provence using local ingredients and 100% sustainable seafood. Our service is professional, yet relaxed and we strive to make each guest a guest for life by welcoming them into our inviting environment and providing them with a great meal at a reasonable price.Continued
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Urbana Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
61 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food4.2Service3.9
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (30)good for groups (17)romantic (16)neighborhood gem (16)special occasion (13)notable wine list (13)vibrant bar scene (12)hot spot (11)great for brunch (11)great for lunch (5)late-night find (4)great for outdoor dining (3)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Some of DCs BEST Food!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/28/2014Had lunch with business colleagues and the setting was trendy, location easy to get to, food was the best I have had anywhere -- fresh pasta with interesting and well conjured sauces. Service was knowledgeable and attentive without being intrusive. Did goof one order but that was simply and quickly corrected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was good!lizaliz86Dined on 10/26/2014We had the trout and the shrimp and grits (more like polenta - which was better) and both were delicious. My mother loved her Chesapeake Bloody and I enjoyed my grapefruit vodka something or the other. It wasn't crowded at all so it felt very low key and the table for 2 was sort of large - we felt pretty far apart. The service was great and the hotel is super cute. Great location too.
- Excellent food & serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014Went here for a business dinner and after calling to request a quiet area of the restaurant, they gave us a private room. The service was impeccable as was the food. You MUST try to gnocchi! I could eat that every day and not get tired of that dish.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 10/18/2014Great menu and service. Nice atmosphere in the room. The food was quite good but calamari appetizer was not sufficiently hot and the tagliatelle with rapini didn't have much flavor. Would try again though; the menu is great.Special Features:
- The Wait ServiceStudenWParentsInTownDined on 10/14/2014In a party of four, and on a Tuesday night, we ended up at the Palomar for nearly three hours-- far too long for what was intended! The food was delicious- so if you aren't in a hurry, the Palomar is great.Special Features:
- Great restaurant!smb1986Dined on 10/10/2014I came here a few years ago and then I came back after looking for a different Italian place to have dinner. The service is way better than it was before. Our waiter was amazing. He was attentive without being too intrusive. Everything was fantastic!! Will recommend to friends and visit again!Special Features:
- Unexpected FunLuv2eatDined on 10/4/2014If you are looking for a place that offers good food, great drinks and no pretension, try Urbana. The bartenders are fun and know how to make great drinks, the food was unexpectedly good and the service was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sseatsVIPDined on 9/30/2014Decent pizza and very good sandwiches. A small menu, tho. It was quiet because it was nearly empty at lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/29/2014Delicious food and attentive service with a lively bar crowd and innovative cocktail menuI would recommend this to a friend.
- Wowme55Dined on 9/29/2014Came here with a friend the other day and all I can say is fantastic. I had heard about the renovations and this place looks amazing. The housemade pastas whoever nana is- she makes amazing cheesecake. Our server was knowledgeable and helped us pick out a wine to pair with the meal. All-around winner.Special Features:
- Thumbs UpMPieDined on 9/22/2014A friend and I went for dinner to check out the renovation--WOW. The bar/lounge space looks awesome, what a change. We usually go to Urbana for drinks and snacks but wanted to try dinner this time around. So glad we did, the food was delicious and our server was super helpful. Overall, I'm excited to come back, you'll see us again soon!Special Features:
- AMAZING!VeegeeDined on 9/20/2014I have loved this place for years but the recent renovation really blew me away--I love the wrap around bar and am happy that what used to be the private dining area is now open to bar patrons. Food and cocktail were fabulous, as always. Thank you for a wonderful evening!Special Features:
- My Go To Spot Looks AmazingGeorgeDined on 9/20/2014I've been here many times and was a bit bummed with them being closed for what seemed like forever for their remodel. I went this past weekend and it looked amazing. The space was beautiful and the bar was huge. I was a bit nervous seeing a new menu, but some of these dishes were incredible (chicken entree was the best). Cocktails good as always as was service.
- Newly renovated …BillVIPDined on 9/14/2014This restaurant just went through a major renovation and the ambiance is wonderful. The menu has also been changed featuring more pastas. Everything we had was delicious and the service was first-rate.
- There are better choices in town!DCDinerDined on 9/13/2014Poor service, OK but certainly not great food. To top it off it is very expensive. I have eaten here many times over the years. I used to think it was great. But the last three or four times it has been disappointing to out right not good. All three at my table felt the same way. We have learned our lesson. There are certainly many better choices in town. Almost any place on 14th street (if you can get in).
- Even better, if that is possibleDCMideDined on 9/12/2014I used to go to Urbana before their remodel for happy hour, brunch and basically anytime I got the chance. I met a friend there for "a quick drink" and didn't leave until they closed. I was surprised to see that they had remodeled but the place was even better - the bartenders are awesome and the drinks are fantastic. When I had friends in town, I decided to take them here for dinner and it did not disappoint. After I got over the initial shock that everything on the menu had changed, we ordered a mix of courses and shared amongst our group. Our server was a mix of humor and efficiency and the manager came to see us as they ran out of a couple of our orders. He offered us other things on the menu gratis! Flavors Galore, excellent service.Special Features:
- Its a hotel restaurant...MontyBDined on 9/6/2014...so expectations were low. Urbanna is attached to the Hotel Palomar. Noise level was fine and conversation was easy. We had the red snapper crudo and the king salmon crudo, and both were well prepared. For mains we enjoyed the pork chop, which was, well, a pork chop and the pork cheek muzzaluna, which was very tasty. Wine list was ok, with a limited number of selections also available by the glass and resonably priced. The service left something to be desired. We felt basically ignored by the waiter who spent a lot of time chatting with an attractive young couple seated near us. A water refill would be nice, you know? OK if you need a quick meal at the hotel but nothing I would return for.
- New and improvedDCFineDinerDined on 9/5/2014Ate here for my boyfriend's birthday dinner not two nights after it reopened after being under renovations for several months. Wonderful experience - the Squid Ink Bucatini was incredible. The dessert paired with a 10-year aged port wine. Waitress was super sweet. Will be back again soon.Special Features:
- Waiting for mediocre foodRrrrVIPDined on 9/4/2014After waiting at the crowded bar for more than 20 minutes after our reservation time, we were subjected to overly salty and overly rich food. Why there was a wait is not clear. There were numerous tables available in the dining room. The pasta was overcooked and way too rich and the fish was also overcooked and way too salty. I was very much looking forward to dining at Urbana, based on its reputation. It seems like the makeover of the restaurant has not been kind to the food.
- My worst dining experience everNobanaDined on 7/20/2014The service was the worst. The staff smiled at us but we never felt welcome there. The snarky waiter who ignored us the whole night to the just ok food. I still regret giving an ok tip. The waiter didn't even come over to refill out glasses of water. Well go to Urbana at your own risk.
- Great foodpxrocksDined on 7/20/2014Food was very tasty, nicely varied. Octopus was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday brunchdiningarounddcDined on 7/19/2014This place was not the hopping, open-air brunch place that pulls you in from the street. BUT it was a well designed, sleek restaurant tucked under the side walk with delicious food and $16 bottomless belinis (in four tasty flavors.)Special Features:
- Great Food, Stellar Servicenicolesixx66Dined on 7/18/2014Everything we ordered turned out perfect. The appetizers to the salad, to the entrée and then the dessert. The waiter also recommended a fabulous wine. We had been in DC on work travel for about a week and had dined at some well rated fine dining places. This place was great as the quality of food was same as all the super expensive places, but the prices were broad in range, accommodating pretty wide range of budgets. The homemade noodles were especially awesome! The Octopus was a total hit, as well! Service also stood out to us. Our waiter and all the wait staff were so accommodating and friendly and really knew the food and the wine well. It really made the place stand out as our best dining experience we had in the DC area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First ClassCowboy26Dined on 7/12/2014From the moment I reserved a table I felt like Urbana really cares about their customers. A friendly reminder phone call was very nice. The overall experience was excellent. Food, service, and ambiance exceeded expectations. Would recommend to someone looking for a special night outSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food. But don't go late.ThomasWayneDined on 7/10/2014The food at Urbana is wonderful; our table of four shared a variety of starter and entree plates, including: beet&carrot salad, kale&frisse salad, spring pea soup, charred brussel sprouts, gnocchi, mussels, spinach pappardelle, and kale pizza, and we enjoyed all of them. Unfortunately, our reservation was at 9pm, and we felt rushed through our dinners since our server cleared individual plates as soon as each of us was done without waiting for the whole table to be done, our server didn't offer dessert, and we were surrounded by Urbana workers doing their end-of-night cleaning and and table resetting as we were trying to enjoy our dinners. In addition, we waited at an empty host stand for a bit when we arrived.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnerZmanDined on 7/5/2014Had a delicious dinner with my wife for our wedding anniversary here last weekend. Tapas style with the option for some regular size meals. The service was fantastic and the food was incredible. Portions sizes are small as the food is high quality so expect to order multiple plates but you should not be dissapointed. Kid friendly as well with some pizza on the menu. Overall we had a great meal and enjoyed our time thereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Steak Special Worth the TripGeorgeDined on 6/27/2014Went last night for dinner with the lady. Specialty cocktails were truly delicious, great Italian wines on the list and the food was solid. Beet salad, tagliatelle pasta and cauliflower were very good. The steak special, however, was excellent. It was a Ny strip with these perfectly cooked French beans. It made the night. Thanks for a great meal.Special Features:
- Not as impressed as they arebooklovertxDined on 6/21/2014I found it more pretentious than it deserved to be. Three-piece charcuterie, for example, was $15 - and the tasso was so fatty that we couldn't eat it. We were told that dishes are designed so that each person eats 3-4, which meant that the gnocchi was $2/noodle. It wasn't that good! Pastas were good, though overpriced and not consistent in size (mine was a fine size for an entree). Desert donuts no better than if I had gone to Dunkin. Disappointing anniversary dinner - won't return.Special Features:
- EmilyVIPDined on 6/21/2014Amazing as always! Definitely my favorite place to brunch in DC. The food is fantastic, the service is great and the bottomless Bellinis are the #1 reason I keep coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor Service, Average FoodDupontDinersDined on 6/20/2014We went in for happy hour and for dinner service. We never made it to dinner despite being there for over an hour. We got in around 5:30 and took a seat at one of the booths just outside the bar. We got our own menus and it was 15 minutes before a server stopped by. We ordered a bottle of white wine, calamari, and mussels. After dropping off our wine, the server said she would get us a chiller for it, and did 10 minutes later. The calamari came quickly, but was average. The mussels came about 20 minutes later, without anyone checking in on us. Again, the mussels weren't bad, but we have had better. We asked a manager more bread that never came and had to ask twice for our check. We saw three managers and countless staff standing around.
- Great Happy Hour foodLeahrheeDined on 6/19/2014Really enjoyed the happy hour specials on food. The calamari was a massive portion (and delicious) for only $5. The pizzas were phenomenal as well. The cocktails were good but I wouldn't pay more than the $7 happy hour price for them.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- restaurant in Dupont Circle areaDolceVitaDined on 6/15/2014Loved the idea of small plates for sharing, similar to a tapas bar. The restaurant also had a good selection of cocktails and wine list. The location the restaurant was ideal, near Dupont Circle. However it is located at a lower level and did not look too inviting from outside. Once you go in, the ambiance changes completelySpecial Features:
- Good and unusual tapaselaineDined on 6/13/2014Delightful restaurant with tapas menu. We are vegetarians and a very nice selection of tasty treats. Lovely, a bit dark, great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tapa style Unique FindsAsaMcDined on 6/10/2014This restaurant offers tapa style (small portions) of some unique meals ranging from pizza to hanger steak and seafood. The beet salad was a standout. Location is just couple blocks off Dupont circle and bar was packed appears to be a popular after work stop. It is quite vibrant so not for those desiring a quiet setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/9/2014Very very good value. Food was very good but the service was just okay. Not bad, but just fair. Would come back.Special Features:
- Special nightKitikatinhiDined on 6/5/2014We came on a special night for us, and Urbana rolled out the red carpet! The food was delicious, service was top-notch, best table in the place...the evening staff even hand wrote a card for us. If you want something special, THIS is the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceArgonautVIPDined on 5/25/2014Service was great. Ian, our server, explained the choices, provided recommendations, paced the delivery of the small plates. Was available when needed, but unobtrusive. A great evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/25/2014Brunch was really great with my family. The build your own bellini for an affordable price was great.Special Features:
- Good but ExpensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/23/2014Although the food was very good at Urbana, don't go unless you are prepared to buy three or more dishes. A single dish is akin to a 'side' order at a normal restaurant, so if you hope to get a full meal at Urbana, be ready to spend some money! Their alcohol list is extensive, but also fairly pricey. Review the menu online before you decide to go or not.Special Features:
- Enjoyable wedding planning mealSandySpringMichaelDined on 5/18/2014Delightful service and selection for our first visit for an early evening meal with another couple to discuss preparations for wedding. Each of the four of us took turns choosing first, then second course from a diverse and tasty menu.Special Features:


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Solution: Arnica Warming Relief Massage Oil captures the natural soothing essence of Arnica to provide immediate warmth and relief to tired' overworked muscles. Set in a base of antioxidant-rich Olive Oil' this deep-penetrating massage oil contains potent Arnica' in addition to a perfect collection of essential oils and other natural extracts. Arnica Warming Relief Massage Oil is perfect after a busy day or a strenuous workout' and can also be used as a daily skin softener.
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Sunflower Seed Oil' Extra Virgin Olive Oil' Arnica Oil (Arnica montana)' Aroma Oil Blend [Organic Lavender Oil' Lemon Oil' Palmarosa Oil' Natural Vanilla Fragrance' Wintergreen Oil] and Vitamin E (natural d-alpha tocopherol).
Massage desired amount of Arnica Warming Relief Massage Oil into any area of the body that needs relief from muscle tension' aches or pains. Apply the oil 2-3 times a day as needed' until the muscle tension is relieved. Keep away from sensitive areas' and do not ingest.
For external use only. Arnica can cause allergic dermatitis with extended use or in sensitive persons. Not to be used on open wounds or broken skin.
Allergy / Dietary Needs
- Gluten Free
- Paraben Free
- No Animal Testing
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Overall Rating for Arnica Warming Relief Oil 8 oz (237 ml)
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By Elena
from MS Gulf Coast
Smooth glide
Arnica Warming Relief Oil by NOW Foods is a great oil to massage my clients with!
Smells great!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By MB
from United States
Great quality.
Really love the smell of this oil.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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