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Virginia Heffernan adds to the increasing noise about how unfair cooking is for working moms in the NYT magazine. I'm a fan of her work, but her Sunday essay, a long, shrill, monochromatic whine about not liking to cook dinner, is so sad and self-unaware I feel compelled to figure out my own thoughts on a subject I write about regularly. I don't disagree that there are many people who really don't like cooking. More, I've argued that it's probably important that every family includes people who don't like to cook. But I do think cooking food where you live is important, as readers here know, and we fail to recognize just how important at our peril. Heffernan early on calls Ruth Reichl pompous for saying that cooking food is the most important thing you can Read On »
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The above photograph (by Donna Turner Ruhlman) is of family meal at Blue Hill at Stone Barns. The below essay was originally published by Finesse, Thomas Keller's magazine, in an issue that explores the notion of community. In light of the brouhaha begun last week over a study arguing that the family meal is a romantic ideal rather than a simply a good idea, an elite foodie construct that merely makes overstressed middle class moms feel guilty, I'm posting it here. On re-reading, it may seem a bit over the top. But then …? Is "Community" Important? Community. How nice. Hippies bagging granola in co-ops. Neighbors spending an afternoon weeding a communal garden filled with tomatoes and basil, bell peppers and a couple of bean plants. Isn't that special? How Berkeley! Let's make it Read On »
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I like this version! I think I will do mine without the belt loops too.
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this is a lovely dress!! i have been looking at everyones zoe dresses and they are all amazing. The whole picture is so nice it looks as though it came out of a clothing catalogue. You look like a model :D Well done :D
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Thank you all for your kind comments. I am so excited when I read comments about my dress. :)
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The wool is awesome…no lining? Hangs great anyway! Good job!
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It looks great! I want to do this pattern for a winter dress, but I think I'll wait to the fall, right now I'm into Spring clothes. But every time I see a Zoe I wonder if I should reconsider. But I'll wait…
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What are your favorite books? The ones you will always have on your bookshelf and that define who you are?
Those are agonizing question for book lovers to answer. How to choose from a vast array of books that have touched our lives in various ways and at different stages of life?
My Ideal Bookshelf gave such an assignment to an assortment of writers, chefs, musicians and a host of others.
It was: Select a small shelf of books that represent you — the books that have changed your life. Gee, that's heavy stuff!
They were not limited to a certain number although it's a small book shelf they're given to work with. In most cases there are ten to fifteen selections. The idea is to stand the books up as they stand on a shelf, but a few contributors cheat and stack some books on top of each other horizontally. The illustrations by Jane Mount are colorful and accurately portray the books' spines.
The same books do not appear over and over although certainly the classics and time-honored authors are well represented. But, because these are personal choices and those responding come from different walks of life, the selected books are widely diverse. For instance, the bookshelf of Jen Bekman, a gallery curator and entrepreneur, includes a children's book, Harriet the Spy, by Louise Fitzhugh. I was delighted to see it because I discovered that book when I read it with my oldest daughter many years ago. She and I both loved it and re-read it several times.
Daughter number two came along and she didn't like Harriet the Spy one bit even though she was — and is — a voracious reader.
Another favorite of mine that's on Bekman's shelf is Eats Shoots & Leaves by Lynne Truss. If you don't think a book about commas and the ways they can change the meaning of a sentence can be humorous, then you must read this book.
Artist William Wegman has an odd assortment that includes a cookbook, volume three of Child Craft, volume G of World Book, The House on the Cliff from the Hardy Boys series and the Handbook for Boys. Maybe my bookshelf wouldn't look so strange after all 'cause it would definitely include Where the Wild Things Are.
The neat thing about this book is the last page with My Ideal Bookshelf and 10 blank book spines where the reader can fill in his or her selections. In pencil, of course, so you can change the titles from time to time. It's a fun book.
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Before the end of the year, David Cronenberg told us that he was finishing the sound mix for the film, which means it's nearing the finish line. Meanwhile, producerGregoire Melin recently told Cineuropa he is "counting on" the film showing up on the Croisette. Additionally, "Cosmopolis" is a co-production between French and Canadian backers, so we presume we're looking at Cannes premiere, followed by a TIFF bow before rolling into theaters this fall. Cronenberg is a regular at the festival but hasn't been there in a decade since "Spider," so we're sure they're going to want him back.
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Summer is the time to touch up schools and the warning signs that keep children safe.
This warning sign, caught by a friend in Millbrae, California, suggests that the painters should have paid more attention, not just on the street, but inside the classroom.
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One thing to keep in mind as the Portland City Council debates the street fee -- charging residents and businesses a fee to maintain the streets, on the ground that the City's revenues aren't sufficient to pay to maintain the streets -- is that this is not a new problem. The City, its residents, and its muffler shops have known for years that the streets have been decaying faster than the City was maintaining them. Something over two years ago, the City announced that it would stop maintaining most streets at all, reserving its paving dollars for arterials and streets needed for emergencies.
A few months earlier, in late 2011, the City Council created the Office of Equity. The Council allocated it $1.2 million from the budget for fiscal year 2013-2014. While $1.2 million won't patch a lot of potholes, it still represented a new program at a time when the City Council was painfully aware (or should have been painfully aware) that it didn't have the money to fund its existing programs.
Another way to look at it is that the Councilors all agreed two years ago, and again last year, that funding the Office of Equity was more important than patching potholes and repairing the streets.
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The aftereffects of my celebration of the demise of the Columbia River Crossing took longer to wear off than I expected. I think I'm back to normal now.
Today's paper Oregonian (the story doesn't appear to be online) reports that the Oregon Department of Transportation is running out of money and likely will not be able to undertake new projects or even maintain the existing highways and bridges. The reasons are threefold. First, Oregonians are driving less and using more efficient cars, so gas tax revenues are down. Second, federal grants for state highways will stop when the federal Highway Trust Fund goes dry next year. (Yuxing Zheng of the Oregonian wrote about that on March 28, here.) Third, ODOT is making massive debt service payments of nearly $200 million/year, maxing out at $210 million/year) on the $2.5 billion in bonds it's issued to finance the road and bridge construction projects under the Oregon Transportation Investment Act of 2001 and its successors.
Declining revenues, large debts, no federal funds: what's an agency to do? The public is reluctant to raise taxes to finance even the best highway spending, and residents of low-tax areas of the state, mainly rural, don't like to contribute to funds that they see as mainly spent to help urbanites.
At the same time it must be conceded by all but the most Teaful of the Party that the state gasoline tax is cheaper now, in inflation-adjusted dollars, than it's been for years, possibly since our first gasoline tax of 1c/gallon in 1919. From 1967 to 1981 the tax was 7c/gallon, from 1981 to 1984 it was 8c/gallon, increases in 1984, 1985, and 1986 brought it to 11c/gallon. From 1993 to 2011 it was 24c/gallon. In 2011 it was raised to 30c/gallon, where it is today, standing at about 9% of the pretax retail price of gasoline. In 2004 Oregon's tax of 24c was about 19% of the pretax retail price (24c out of $1.35 or so). In 1972 the 7c tax was nearly 30% of the pretax price of 25c/gallon. (The state and federal taxes brought the retail price of branded gasoline to 36c/gallon then.)
Herewith, therefore, the Laquedem Pay to Pave Gas Tax Plan. Let us vote on raising the gasoline tax to 40c/gallon, with the extra 10c devoted 95% to road and bridge maintenance (no new projects) and 5% to what the planner-types call "active transportation": bike paths, sidewalks, wheelchair ramps, and other aids to unpowered mobility (no light rail). The first Laquedem catch is that we'll tally the vote county by county, and impose the tax only in those counties that approve the measure. If you and your neighbors don't want to pay the tax to maintain your state highways, you don't have to pay it.
"Why would anyone vote for it?" you ask. That's the second Laquedem catch: ODOT will be authorized to spend the money only in those counties that approve the tax. If, for example, Curry County rejects the tax, then ODOT may not spend any money from the fund in Curry County. People who are willing to pay for paved highways can have them; people who don't want to pay for paved roads can enjoy their potholes while they salute Ayn Rand.
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Ten Washington legislators wrote to the Oregon Legislature, asking our Solons to kill off the Columbia River Crossing Project, the Oregonian reported yesterday. Observing that Clark County has voted against light rail several times, Rep. Liz Pike of Camas asked the legislature not to give in to "special interests who are attempting to override the will of citizens and locally elected county officials."
The story's author, Jeff Manning, quoted this reaction of Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt, a prominent supporter of extending light rail across the Columbia: "Individuals like Sen. Ann Rivers, Sen. Don Benton and a couple of local supposed "Republican" Representatives have dismissed the desire of our public. Instead of faithfully representing the will of the representatives of our local community, these individuals are entwined in political expediency, manipulation, and ideological rhetoric."
Did you notice the twist in Mayor Leavitt's statement? The mayor is suggesting that the job of the elected officials is to represent the will "of the representatives of our local community," not actually of the public. In other words, he's implying that Clark County's legislators should be representing Clark County's other elected officials, and not the voters who elected them.
Besides the intriguing descent into meta-representative government that this implies, some facts get in the way of Mayor Leavitt's argument. For instance, on the C-TRAN board, two of the three Clark County commissioners voted against light rail, and two of the three elected representatives of cities other than Vancouver voted against light rail. Rep. Pike is more in touch with the views of the elected officials of Clark County than Mayor Leavitt is giving her credit for.
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The supporters of the Columbia River Crossing fiasco continue to move toward the exits, rather like the guests at a giant's dinner party who realize that their host will devour the last few to remain. Last month Lee Beyer, chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee, withdrew his support. A few days later Senate president Peter Courtney said that the elephantine project doesn't have enough votes to pass the Senate. Yesterday Senator Bruce Starr announced that because Washington had withdrawn its support for the project, he would not vote to fund the CRC.
The erosion of support for the CRC could provide material to update Agatha Christie's famous novel. Ten supporters of the CRC are invited to a conference to plan how to get a funding bill through the legislature. One by one, they withdraw their support and leave, until at the end the host can announce, "And then there were none."
February 21, 2014 at 08:44 AM in Current Affairs, Our Friends in Salem, Roads and Transport | Permalink
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Not quite 50 years ago, but close: it was in 1968 or so that Portland psychiatrist H. Clagett Harding, known to his friends as Larry, taught his dachshund to ski. Dr. Harding and his family lived off NW Cumberland, and no snowy winter in Portland was complete with a photograph in the Oregonian of Dr. Harding and Schmalz skiing down a city street in the Northwest hills.
It occurred to me that the Zoobombers might be able to go in for winter sports: it's a bit of a hike from the TriMet Zoo station up to Fairview Boulevard, but then there's a nice downhill with a few challenging turns. Ski MAX? It would be a very Portlandia way to market mass transit.
February 08, 2014 at 11:08 AM in Roads and Transport, Sports, Weather, Whimsy | Permalink
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As the Columbia River Crossing debacle deepens its groundward face plant, its supporters' rush to the exits continues. The latest is Senate president Peter Courtney, who states that the CRC project doesn't have the 16 votes that it would need for the Oregon Senate to resuscitate it. Even Governor Kitzhaber's support for the CRC is sounding tepid; by giving the legislative assembly a fixed deadline to act or to shift the focus to other highway projects, he's given them his implicit approval to put an end to the CRC, yet maintained the ability to plausibly deny that he's no longer a fervent supporter. The end is near.
January 30, 2014 at 10:18 PM in Current Affairs, Our Friends in Salem, Roads and Transport | Permalink
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Not to throw too much manure into the CRC pigpen, but in doing the research for yesterday's autopsy of the Columbia River Crossing, I came across this juicy bit, reported by Joseph Rose in the Oregonian of August 10, 2010. Mr. Rose reported on a recent vote about the proposed bridge, in question-and-answer format, including this question and answer:
What ever happened to the eight-lane option?That pretty much disappeared from the rearview mirror this summer when a Portland-funded independent study by URS Consultants found that an eight-lane option would work only if 37 percent of commuters took public transit or bicycled over the new span. Currently, those commuters make up only 3 percent of the traffic over the six-lane Interstate Bridge. Officials saw a disastrous scenario that wouldn't be able to handle the first year of traffic, much less the demand by 2030.
What ever happened to the eight-lane option?That pretty much disappeared from the rearview mirror this summer when a Portland-funded independent study by URS Consultants found that an eight-lane option would work only if 37 percent of commuters took public transit or bicycled over the new span. Currently, those commuters make up only 3 percent of the traffic over the six-lane Interstate Bridge. Officials saw a disastrous scenario that wouldn't be able to handle the first year of traffic, much less the demand by 2030.
Think about that for a bit. In 2010 Portland hired a reputable consultant who reported that an eight-lane bridge wouldn't be big enough to handle the first year of traffic after it opened. In 2013 the bridgemeisters were asserting that six lanes would be enough. Somewhere in there is a logical disconnect.
I am not implying that the CRC proponents lied about the six-lane bridge, but I do think that in this Age of Google they shouldn't have expected a study from four years ago to be unfindable.
January 27, 2014 at 08:00 AM in Current Affairs, Local Politics, Our Friends Up North, Roads and Transport | Permalink
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As the supporters of the Columbia River Crossing boondoggle start to edge toward the exits (State Senator Lee Beyer, chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee, is the latest, reports Willamette Week), it's time to reflect on why this project failed -- or, more exactly, why the expensive planning, networking, and lobbying effort to build this project failed. I have some thoughts.
1. The planners set out on their trip without having a destination in mind. Along the way they fell into detours to look for an iconic bridge design, arguments about whether the replacement bridge would have twelve lanes, or ten lanes, or eight lanes, or six, and an eleventh-hour realization that the bridge as designed would be too short for three major users of the river and the federal government.
2. Portland's insistence that the bridge include light rail, and refusal to compromise even as the highway component shrank from 12 lanes to a bridge no larger than the current bridges, turned Vancouver's and Olympia's mild support into active opposition, and persuaded the Washington legislature to direct its funds somewhere else.
3. The overblown propaganda in support of the bridge ("The current bridge is the only stoplight between Canada and Mexico," for example) eventually backfired, and brought the public around to doubt the more sober statements from the CRC backers.
4. As the bridge backers, under fire, shrank the bridge from 12 lanes to 6, and continued to argue that the current bridge doesn't have enough capacity to serve demand, the public rightly noted that it doesn't make sense to spend $3.5 billion to replace two functional three-lane bridges with one functional six-lane bridge.
5. And finally, the reason for the title of this post, is that the political insiders on the Oregon side who were pushing for the CRC listened only to the views of the elected officials in Vancouver, and took them as representative of the views of the Clark County public, in much the same way that the United States in 1977 assumed that because the Shah of Iran, Mohammed Pahlavi, was friendly to the United States, the Iranian people were also.
I think that the public would have supported, and even possibly been willing to pay for, an 8-lane fixed bridge with 135-foot high water river clearance that passed over Hayden Island without direct access and did not include light rail tracks. Alternatively, I think the public would have chipped in to rebuild the railroad bridge to raise it about 30 feet, which would cut out 90% of the lifts of the freeway bridges, and put light rail tracks on the railroad bridge. I also think that the more sensible of our local politicos will be happy to wait 8 or 10 years before they touch this issue again.
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New Jersey has achieved an unexpected level of political scandal, the result of an incident in which officials of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a bi-state agency, blocked several lanes leading from Fort Lee, New Jersey to tollbooths at the George Washington Bridge, which crosses the Hudson River to connect New Jersey to the north end of Manhattan. (The bridge is the north end of the New Jersey Turnpike, but is operated by the Port Authority.)
It has transpired that aides to Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey, told the Port Authority to block the lanes in order to create traffic snarls in Fort Lee and punish the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, Mark Sokolich, for not endorsing Governor Christie's re-election bid. Still unknown to the public is whether Governor Christie (a) proposed the plan, (b) approved the plan when his aides thought it up, or (c) did not know about it in advance, but was pleasantly surprised after the fact by how well it worked.
This scandal includes many of the elements that scandalologists love to study: hundreds of e-mails, a second-rate explanation (the lanes were blocked, the governor's aides said, for a traffic study that the Port Authority didn't know about), a pugnacious press conference, a few fired aides, and a legislative investigation. But the scandal is significant for another reason: it may hint at New Jersey's emergence into the realm of cleaner politics.
Why? Consider this. In all the kerfluffle over the governor's aides ordering the Port Authority to block the lanes, no one's suggested that they did anything illegal. This scandal lacks any suggestion of money, sex, drugs, corruption, organized crime, violence, or graft. It's actually a scandal that would fit well with Portland's laid-back character, the only difference being that here we block lanes with concrete barriers and leafy trees instead of with orange plastic cones. And when our government blocks traffic lanes, they stay blocked.
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Usher takes on his first leading role in the romantic comedy, In the Mix. He's got the right stuff in the music biz, but does he have what it takes to light up the silver screen? Find out with Kidzworld's review!
In the Mix - All's Fair in Love and Gangster WarThe reigning king of R&B stars as Darrell Williams, New York's hottest DJ and most popular ladies man. When his childhood friend, Dolly (played by Emmanuelle Chriqui), comes home for summer vacation, he's invited to spin at her homecoming party. No biggie, right? Well, Dolly's dad just so happens to be a mafia boss who becomes the target of a mob drive-by during the party. Darrell saves his life and before he knows what hit him - other than the bullet - he's hired to be Dolly's bodyguard.
In the Mix - A Mixed-Up MessSince Dolly doesn't want a personal bodyguard, she decides to make Darrell's life a living hell by dragging him to the spa, yoga classes and posh lunches with the girls. But Dolly finds she can't get rid of Darrell that easily cuz he fits in wherever he goes! In the middle of all their arguments, Darrell and Dolly realize they have feelings for each other - you know where the rest of the story's headed. Though Usher's character isn't that far off from his real-life persona, his acting gets a little awkward at times. But he's so charming and likeable that you'll stop questioning his acting abilities - hopefully.
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In the Mix - Bottom LineIn the Mix is a cute but predictable romantic comedy. Skip this flick if you're looking for an ending with an unforeseeable twist, but if all you want to see is Usher stylin' and profilin' in GQ suits half of the time and showing off his washboard abs the other half of the time, then this is the movie for you.
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"If you don't use your brain, it will age quickly. Your brain will not be as strong as one with the ideal brain age of 20. It's just like not exercising. A healthy body must work out regularly, you know! But there is a solution: you can train your brain like you train your body! I've found that quick, simple exercises in reading, writing, and arithmetic can help.Also known as Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training in PAL regions (including Europe), Brain Age is series of "brain training" video games for the Nintendo DS and 3DS based on the research of Dr. Ryuta Kawashima.If you go into the equivalent of "Campaign Mode" in any of these games, you will be expected to take a test from which Dr. Ryuta Kawashima (represented as a talking head) will determine the mental age of your brain. (20 is ideal.) For the original Brain Age, it is to quickly say the color that a word is written in, made slightly trickier because the words are the names of the colors they come in, and the words frequently don't match the color. In Brain Age 2, you are to quickly win or lose games of Rock Paper Scissors verbally. (Why, yes, this game does use the DS mic.) There are also alternate tests for when you cannot speak into the mike. Checks on a file after the first one will include two other tests, as well. The third title for the 3DS, Brain Age: Concentration Training, focuses on very strict and challenging exercises to help vastly increase your concentration. Also known as "Oni Training" or "Devilish Training" because of its Nintendo Hard nature.There are also a wide variety of training exercises to help improve the agility of your brain. You start with three, and get another one unlocked each time you do a training exercise until you have them all unlocked. You can even frequently come face to face with surprise brain activities every time you sign in.You can do a quick brain-age check with any game in the series, but if you don't have a regular file, Kawashima will only give you a decade range.The games also have a few minigames that you could play to relax and unwind after a brain training session. The first game came with lots of Sudoku puzzles. The second game came with lots more Sudoku puzzles and added Virus/Germ Buster, a touch-based remake of Dr. Mario. The third game took away Sudoku, but added Blob Blast, a touch-based remake of Wario's Woods (particularly the NES version).
Solving simple calculations and reading out loud activate the brain! These activities are included in this software, as well as many other training programs for your brain. I designed this software to include only exercises which aid your brain. Modern imaging tools suggest that they are all quite effective! And now, it's time to start your training!"
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linh989 on 11/5/2012 7:55:00 PM more reviews by linh989
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is a great starter primer for people getting into makeup. However, it does not last me all day and doesn't stop my oily lids like the Urban Decay primer potion does. It would probably work great if someone didn't have oily lids and it certainly lasts a long time for $1.
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LadySarah24 on 11/3/2012 1:47:00 PM more reviews by LadySarah24
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
This is my first eye lid primer I have tried and I don't mind using it. Goes on smooth and lasts all day, I do wish the packaging was a bit better not a fan of the applicator.
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Sperina on 11/3/2012 12:10:00 AM more reviews by Sperina
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Olive, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I haven't tried any other eyelid primers yet, so I don't have anything to compare it to, but this stuff is SO good especially for only $1! I use it everyday and it really does get rid of my VERY oily eyelids (I usually only need to use it once, but sometimes twice if I'm wearing eyeshadow with it) and I love it. This has lasted me SO long, and I've only just recently had to repurchase this. I even got some of my family members using it too. Awesome product! :)
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samanthurrrrr on 10/28/2012 11:27:00 PM more reviews by samanthurrrrr
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
I LOVE THIS EYEPRIMER. It is exactly like the Urban Decay one for so much cheaper. Also, it works great with a lot of their Studio and Mineral eyeshadows. You'd be foolish not to get this for the price. I'm never getting an expensive primer again. My eye makeup stays put for 14+ hours so long as this baby is underneath the shadows.
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KeepFlyyingGirlie on 10/27/2012 6:37:00 PM more reviews by KeepFlyyingGirlie
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Hazel
I didn't really notice any difference with this. I have it in sheer, and contrary to the name, it does have a fair amount of pigment to it, which is nice if you are using sheer eyeshadow. It has a bit of a sheen to it, and when it dries you will notice the slightly "tacky" feeling (as to hold the eyeshadow). It has pretty good hold, but I still notice creasing when I wear it. It's not really good or bad for me, just a neutral product.
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*TOP REVIEWER* BRANDI7013 on 10/27/2012 12:58:00 PM more reviews by BRANDI7013
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
I have been using this for a long time (original form.) I did purchase the other colors and they aren't near as good as the original. This primer is only $1...why do you need to buy UD or TF when this works just fine? I have super oily skin (including eyelids) and this primer lasts all day with no problems. I don't think it "enhances" my e/s by any means..it only adds to the longevity of it.The packaging could be better--bet hey..it's only a buck.
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kamiekirk on 10/27/2012 9:48:00 AM more reviews by kamiekirk
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Blue
-does the job
-other brands may be better
Overall, I love this primer. It's cheap. It does the job. What more do you want?
However, I've done research that shows that the Palladio Herbal Eyelid Primer is better than this product.
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missmarytx on 10/23/2012 8:17:00 PM more reviews by missmarytx
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I got this based on how many people love it on this website. I got the white(thin oily white with glitter) and the nude (oily thin beige color) I swatched this on may hand and the texture alone freaked me out that it was so oily that I was afraid to use my mac eyeshadow over this for fear of applying my brush over this oily substance to my eyeshadow pot repeatedly would transfer some of the oily product to my eyeshadow pot which could ruin it (mac eyeshadow textures will change if they are mixed with water or oil). Anywho I feel like people want to dupe everything... just because its an eyeshadow primer doesn't mean its "just like UDPP" and if you have never tried UDPP then how are you at liberty to compare the two?
I swatched this on my hand along with UDPP also to compare the two I put eyeshadow over it (romp by mac if you were wondering). It was very obvious the ELF primer did little in terms or enhancing the color and because of the oily texture of the primer the color just looked muddy and washed out. I tried it on my eyes and the same thing happened it looked lighter on some parts and darker on other parts very splotchy and cheap looking. While the swatch over the Urban Decay potion was vibrant, loud, smooth, even, honestly it just make your eyeshadow, whatever your wearing look flawless and high end.
This product makes me want to buy several backups for my UDPP. I would recomend buying the UDPP its worth the money and makes your makeup look amazing.
Im sorry I bought these primer they are gong in the garbage
From now on I might stick with just the elf brushes because the actual makeup products are just not up to par with h/e alternative, yes h/e makeup is good its worth the money and 90% of the time better than drugstore makeup, I'm sorry to say its true...
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daniellejmckenzie on 10/23/2012 10:36:00 AM more reviews by daniellejmckenzie
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Neutral Hair: Black, Curly, Fine Eyes: Brown
Helps eyeliner last most of the day
I can see all the way into the bottom of the tube...where is all the product? The way that the primer is fully covered up the sides of the tube you would think its filled to the top
Dries white...not sheer. Worse for darker complexions
Wouldn't buy again. I bought it as a first try
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madisonlovesmakeup on 10/21/2012 5:13:00 PM more reviews by madisonlovesmakeup
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
This is awful. For the first few days it worked fine, but then it actually started to make my eyelids oily and my eye shadow crease like crazy, which has never been a problem before. I don't recommend this, spend the extra 19$ on Urban Decay's primer potion, it's the only one that truly works for me.
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Tuesday 19 August 2014
Brooklands Open VC10 for Tours
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Tuesday 19 August 2014
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Vulcan confirmed but with a twist!
The last airworthy Avro Vulcan will be putting on a powerful display as she returns to Wings & Wheels on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th August this summer.
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The Wings & Wheels press launch got off to a sunny start today (12th August 2014) as the Aerodrome's resident DC3 took to the skies with the Old Flying Machine Company's P-51 Mustang to kick off the 10 day count down to the Show.
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During 2004, the University of Sydney Archives celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of its establishment in 1954, although its origins may be traced back to 1913 with the University's Honorary Archivists.
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To mark the commencement of the University of Sydney Archives in September 1954 a special jubilee exhibition, On the Record: Fifty Years of University Archives was opened on 4 November 2004 by the Registrar Dr William Adams.
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Hello Seattle Sports Fans and various Jeff's Mariners Fan Blog followers! Yes I'm back after taking a month off to relish the 2014 Seahawks season highlighted by my trip to the big game in New Jersey, and as you can see my Mariners Blog has a new fresh look for the upcoming 2014 season. This […] [Read More]
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The city of Seattle has been in the news all week after our Seahawks thrashed the New Orleans Saints, so when I heard the news this morning that the lowly Mariners had actually signed Robinson Cano I was shocked, and still am…. Robinson Cano pictured above living the good life with his high-profile Jay-Z and his Roc […] [Read More]
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The Mariners got a rare win today 7-5 over the visiting Athletics who with the loss will no longer be in contention for the best record in the AL and thus will host the Tigers at the Coliseum next week. For the record I suppose they are my Bandwagon team in the AL with either […] [Read More]
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Mariners Week One in Review
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