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Last Saturday, I called this game against the Canadiens on All Hallows Eve Eve the game of the week, but it very easily could have been a horror show. After all, the Canadiens have been monstrous to start the season, with a frightening 8-2-0 record heading into this ghoulish game. The beasts of the East have owned October and looked eager to drain the lifeblood from the Canucks and their fans.
The Canucks, meanwhile, had yet to prove their early success wasn't just a masquerade that would turn into a pumpkin at midnight. Would the Canadiens supernatural speed send them screaming? Would the Dale Weise trade come back to haunt them? How quickly would this game turn macabre? Would it be a monster mash or, worse, a graveyard smash? How much more forced can these Halloween references get?
It turned out that those fears, like the fear of poisoned candy, were completely overblown. The Canucks managed to prove their early season record was no trick and it was a real treat when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›There are certain things that Canucks fans firmly believe about their team, even though they have no real proof of those beliefs being true. Two of those beliefs are as follows: the Canucks always make mediocre goaltenders look like Vezina-calibre all-stars and the Canucks are on the receiving end of an above-average number of first career goals, if not the most in the NHL. If you're a struggling goaltender or a rookie skater, you want to visit Vancouver, where you're sure to make multiple miraculous saves or pot your first NHL goal and pose for a picture with the puck after the game.
Are these beliefs true? Do the Canucks make bad goaltenders look good more than other NHL teams? Do they give up more first career NHL goals than other teams? I suspect not. But it sure feels true.
So, when the Canucks peppered Capitals keeper Justin Peters in the first period but couldn't put the puck past him, it just seemed like confirmation of what we already knew to be true. Even after the Canucks took the lead, they gave up a goal to 20-year-old rookie Liam O'Brien: his first NHL goal. It seemed inevitable: the Canucks would surely lose because of another firmly held belief about this season's Canucks, that they can't beat good teams.
My beliefs crumbled to pieces when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›The Canucks had some trouble with the speed of the Dallas Stars at the beginning of this road trip, so you had to know they were going to struggle to defend against a team that employs both Nathan MacKinnon and Matt Duchene. Those dudes have more speed than Sandra Bullock's 1990s filmography and, much like diehard fans of Sandra Bullock's 1990s filmography (such as myself), it's tough to keep them from The Net.
And so, while the Sedins contributed their usual Practical Magic, the Avalanche's stars were Forces of Nature that saw a tired Canucks team and decided Friday night was A Time to Kill. Duchene, in particular was a Demolition Man, hopping the boards with a "Who do I Gotta Kill?" look in his eyes, going end to end like a Fire on the Amazon. With his third period goal, he guzzled the Hope Floats of Canuck Nation. Perhaps you, like the Canuck defenders, napped through this one. Well. While You Were Sleeping, I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›Last time Willie Desjardins was in Texas, he was lifting the Calder Cup as head coach of the AHL champion Texas Stars. His return did not end nearly as well. I would say it was the exact opposite of winning the Calder Cup, but that would be losing a bent, dirty spoon. As poorly as things went, at least the Canucks didn't lose a spoon.
The best thing that could be said about this game is that at least it was short. This game effectively ended just over a minute into the second period, when the Stars went up 5-0 and Ryan Miller finally, mercifully, was pulled. That's it, game over.
That also means the Canucks and Stars played a second game that they dominated and won 3-1. I wish I had only watched that game. Instead, I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›This was a lose/lose situation for the Canucks. They came into Edmonton to face a team that had yet to record a win this season, was averaging more than 5 goals against per game, and was essentially falling apart at the seams. Failing to defeat this sad-sack Oilers team would be disastrous, but beating them would prove nothing.
At the same time, losing was a very real possibility. The Canucks were stale after a six-day break, while the Oilers were like a hungry dog that would devour anything, no matter how stale. The Oilers are already desperate and desperate teams are dangerous. Some fans were upset that the Canucks needed overtime to beat the Oilers on Saturday; imagine if the Canucks actually lost.
Fortunately, in this lose/lose situation, the Canucks lost, but didn't literally lose. Instead, they won. I watched them win/lose when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›This game alone was more exciting than the entire 2013-14 season. It was high-flying, defence-be-damned, entertaining hockey. There were fights — non-staged fights! — hits, goals, saves, controversy, an entirely-too-intense overtime period, and even a shootout for you heathens out there that enjoy that kind of thing.
But the real highlight of this game — the thing that made watching it completely worthwhile — was the Dry Scrape. For the first time this season, we got to see the zambonis come on the ice before overtime, rather than before the shootout, and scrape the ice clean without flooding it so that it didn't need time to freeze. Truly a momentous occasion.
It was a privilege to witness such an historic event when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›It's tradition in Vancouver to complain about the NHL schedule. Doesn't matter that our beef is actually with the Atlantic Ocean, whose East Coast Bias runs deeper than any NHL schedulemaker. The transatlantic-migration-and-its-effect-on-population-density argument doesn't really fly over here. It's clear the NHL is out to screw us.
But if we're going to complain about the negatives of the schedule, we should also praise the positives, like how the Canucks got to close their preseason with two games versus the defensively hapless Edmonton Oilers. There's really no better way to go into the regular season, especially for a team that lost their offensive mojo last season, than by playing the Oilers, who make every NHL team feel like, well, the 1980s Edmonton Oilers. Honestly, playing these Oilers fills you with such a confidence, one wonders if they're even a real team. Is it possible the Oilers have been inside you all along?
Maybe. But I'm pretty confident they're real, since they played in this game and I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›I am so, so sorry.
It's all my fault. When I wrote an article on Wednesday about how the Canucks could use an injury in the pre-season, I only meant that an injury to a veteran depth forward who already had a roster spot sewn up would make it a lot easier for the Canucks to keep one or two of their promising prospects — Nicklas Jensen, Hunter Shinkaruk, and Bo Horvat — in Vancouver.
Clearly, the hockey gods thought I was mocking them and ensured that just one forward left the Canucks game against the Edmonton Oilers: aforementioned promising prospect Bo Horvat.
I did it. Me. I take all the blame. It was incredibly selfish of me to tempt fate like that just to make what I still think is a completely fair point about how difficult the Canucks' roster decisions are going to be. But it wasn't worth it. It…wasn't worth it…
I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›For the first time ever (at least on TV), Canucks fans got to see Willie Desjardins behind the Canucks bench. Sort of. We didn't really see him at all, because he didn't yell and scream, get in his player's faces, or charge down the halls of the Saddledome to confront Bob Hartley.
I mean, I know this is his first NHL head coaching gig, but it's like he doesn't even understand how a head coach is supposed to act. Instead, he got his team to go out on the ice and play hockey, as if this was some sort of game where the objective is to score more goals than the other team.
I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›There's no denying that the Sharks were the better team in this game. They out-shot the Canucks like crazy, particularly in the ugly second period, when they tallied 18 shots on goal to the Canucks' 5. But really, in a pre-season game, you're not necessarily looking at how the team performed as a whole, but instead at how individual players performed in a given role and how they fit with their teammates.
The result itself doesn't actually matter…oh, who am I kidding. It was satisfying as hell to see the Canucks beat the Sharks, even if it was just in pre-season and even if the Sharks out-shot the Canucks 34-to-20. The Canucks got better as the game went on and they actually scored goals.
Look, I love preseason hockey, because it's not no hockey. No hockey is dull and boring. No hockey is lame. No hockey is the worst. Give me preseason hockey over no hockey any day of the week, especially this day of the week, because on this day, I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›As is appropriate for this season, the Canucks earned a moral victory in their final road game. Not only did they lose, thereby giving themselves the opportunity to clinch the 6th overall pick in the upcoming draft with a loss to the Calgary Flames on Sunday (and simultaneously worsening Edmonton's draft position), but they also managed to get a rival team's fans to call them classy.
As CBC constantly reminded us all game, this was Ryan Smyth's final NHL game and, like Jarome Iginla and the Calgary Flames did for Trevor Linden, the Canucks came back out on the ice after the game ended and, led by Henrik Sedin, shook Smyth's hand and wished him the best.
The reaction was immediate and universal. Even the most ardent Canucks haters could only muster a weak joke about it being the first instance of class ever shown by the Canucks. For one brief moment, Oilers fans were forced to like and respect the Vancouver Canucks. If that's not a moral victory, what is?
Also, they played something resembling hockey before all of that. I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›Every Wednesday we take a look at The Week Ahead to see what storylines we'll be following, because Wednesday is a day meant for looking ahead to the future. Around here we call Wednesday "Future Day" and we all wear silver jumpsuits and big bubble space helmets. Doesn't everybody do that?
This week, it's the end of the season and the Canucks face a trio of former Northwest Division opponents.
Continue Reading —›As famed sportswriter Thomas Stearns Eliot wrote about this Canucks season, "This is the way the world ends, not with a bang but a whimper." A little flowery for my tastes, but his words proved prophetic, as the Canucks looked lame against the Ducks, officially becoming a lame duck for the remainder of the season.
Facing a rookie goaltender in his first NHL game, the Canucks mustered just 18 shots on net. In the second period, they had just 3 shots. In their five power plays, they got the puck on net just 3 times. They were credited with 10 turnovers and it felt like more, giving up multiple breakaways, including the first shot of the game. Not with a bang, but a whimper.
Know who else whimpered? Me, when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›In honour of Alain Vigneault returning to Vancouver for the first time in the regular season since getting the boot last May, I will be using the word "real" throughout this intro, both correctly and incorrectly.
The Canucks were real good in this game, playing with a real intensity as they tried to keep their playoff hopes real alive. They got in on the forecheck real quick and created real scoring chances. They looked like a real hockey team with a real first line and for a real short time it was real exciting.
Unfortunately, it all came crashing down to earth in a real hurry. Even as they looked real good, they still couldn't put pucks into the net, with the woeful power play giving the Canucks meagre playoff hopes one final kick in teeth, giving up a shorthanded goal to seal the loss. It may seem like this whole season has been a bad dream, but it's real real. Also real real? The fact I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›Heading into this game, Jannik Hansen had 3 goals in his last 33 games. Nicklas Jensen had 3 goals in his last 6 games. One played on a line with Daniel Sedin, the other on a line with Tom Sestito. One played more than 6 minutes in a tied third period. The other was stapled to the bench after the second intermission.
Does John Tortorella hate the happiness of Canucks fans? Jensen's success since his call-up has been the one thing that all fans can enjoy, the one real ray of sunshine and light in the dreary darkness, but then he got shunted down the lineup. Meanwhile, Hansen, who is having the worst offensive season of his career in terms of points-per-minute, kept getting sent out, despite not registering a single shot attempt and the Canucks getting out-shot 9-4 at even-strength with him on the ice.
Did John Tortorella confuse Hansen for Jensen? Does he think all Danes look alike? If so, that's pretty racist. He's lucky there aren't more Danes in the NHL so this didn't come up earlier.
Like Jensen, who quietly sat back and let Tortorella call him Jannik all night, I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›I don't really know how to describe this game, only to say that I haven't seen anything like it for some time. In fact it's been so long that my vocabulary that I might used to describe it has atrophied. It was…expediting? No, that's not right. Exfoliating? Nope, that's not it. Excited? Is that the word?
Exciting! That's the one. It's been a long time since I used that word in relation to the Canucks, but it fits this game. The Canucks buzzed around the offensive zone, created scoring chances, and actually capitalized on a few of them. It was bizarre. I mean, they didn't win, of course. It wasn't that bizarre. But it was still fun to watch.
I was — what's the word? — entertained when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›Alex Burrows is such a terrible teammate. Having gone 35 games without scoring a single goal this season, Burrows chose to break his drought during Henrik Sedin's 1000th career game, stealing the spotlight and making the game all about him. Selfish.
To make it even worse, Burrows scored two goals without allowing Henrik to tally an assist, despite playing on the top line with the Canucks captain. And you'll notice that he scored two goals; why no assists, Burrows? Share the puck, Alex, this is a team game.
In fact, Burrows had a game-high 6 shots, while his other linemate, Nicklas Jensen, had just one, clearly because Burrows is such a puck-hog. Way to provide a toxic environment for the rookie, Burrows. Oh wait, I'm being sarcastic. Creating a toxic environment is a bad thing, Burr.
The final piece of evidence that Burrows was playing for the name on the back of his jersey rather than the logo on the front? He had the opportunity to score in the shootout and didn't do it, obviously because it wouldn't have counted for his points this season. He clearly just wanted to boost his personal statistics and didn't care about getting his team the win. He was just out for number one, who was, in this case, number 14.
Alex Burrows is just the worst. I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›The last time the Canucks played the Flames, the game was marred by a linebrawl off the opening faceoff, a crazed John Tortorella attempting to bull rush his way into the Flames locker room during the first intermission, and a total of 188 penalty minutes.
For a moment, it looked like this game might start the same way, as Tom Sestito and Brian McGrattan lined up opposite each other for the opening faceoff and had words. Fortunately, those words appeared to be, "Good day to you, sir" and "God be with ye," because the two players separated and did a novel thing: they played hockey. Imagine that.
I watched hockey players playing hockey when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›John Tortorella has a 5-year contract with the Vancouver Canucks.
I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›If you need proof that judging a goaltender by their wins and losses is incredibly stupid, you just have to look at Eddie Lack this season. He has a mediocre 9-8-4 record after this shootout loss to the Wild, but has a .925 save percentage and 2.05 goals against average. Over his last eight starts, he's allowed more than one goal just twice, but has just two wins.
The Canucks have given Lack less support than the parents of an Art major. By my calculations, Lack should have about 734 wins by now. I think there might be something wrong with my calculator, actually. There's also something wrong with me, because I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›Coming into Wednesday's quarterfinal against Slovenia, Daniel Sedin had gone 22 games without scoring a goal — 19 games for the Canucks and 3 for his home country. His last goal came on December 30th against the Philadelphia Flyers, meaning he had yet to score a goal in 2014, 50 days into the year.
It was getting to the point where we were wondering if he would ever score again. Every great scoring chance that skittered wide or was shot harmlessly into the goaltender's logo or pads just further cemented the certainty that Daniel was never going to put the puck in the net ever again.
On Wednesday, however, Daniel's long goalscoring slump finally ended, as he scored his first goal of the Olympics and first goal of 2014 in the third period.
Continue Reading —›It's over. The long nightmare is over. We don't have to watch another Canucks game for a whole two-and-a-half weeks.
Like most nightmares, it ends at its scariest moment: the first loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs by a Canucks team in over a decade. It happened in what has become typical fashion for this team: a third period collapse. They've become just as predictable as third period comebacks were for the Canucks in 2010-11.
That season, the Canucks scored 100 third period goals, leading the league, and out-scored their opponents by 42 goals. This season: second last in the league and they've been out-scored by 15 goals in the third period.
Is it fatigue? Trying to defend a one-goal lead too often? Choking? Or is it a psionic attack that is creating the illusion of a massive, terrifying dragon in the offensive zone in the third period then wiping it from their minds before they can talk about it in the post-game interviews?
I'm going with the dragon thing. I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›Even when the Canucks are good, they're not good. The Canucks peppered Carey Price with 44 shots, but the net behind him remained only lightly seasoned. Meanwhile, pucks seemed to find their way behind Roberto Luongo in the most convoluted of ways: bouncing off knees, kicked out from under his glove, and kicked in by his own defenceman.
The out-shot the Canadiens by 15 and out-attempted them by 22, but they weren't just shots from the outside. By Sportsnet's count, they out-chanced the Canadiens as well. Basically, the Canucks played better than they have in weeks. They still couldn't score and they still lost. It's infuriating.
Thankfully, it all ends on Saturday against the Maple Leafs, giving us a two-and-a-half week break from all of this angst. I felt a mixture of dread, anguish, anxiety, and, perversely, hope when I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›All the losing the Canucks have been doing this season would be a lot more palatable if they were losing in a more entertaining fashion. Like, what if they did a song-and-dance number during each power play instead of trying to score? We'd likely end up with the same result — no power play goals — but with better choreography and more jazz hands.
Alternatively, the Canucks could replace Jannik Hansen with his Muppet doppelgänger, Beaker, and spend the entire game exploding, shrinking, deflating, and electrocuting him. Or Hansen can just start cross-checking referees again. Either would be more entertaining than seeing Hansen constantly miss the net on scoring chances.
Or, best of all, they could kill two birds with one stone and go the Mighty Ducks route: sign a figure skater or two — Johnny Weir retired a couple months ago — who could show off some flashy, entertaining moves, thereby distracting the opposition and allowing the Canucks to easily score.
Sadly, their was no entertainment to be had in this game. It was the Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 of hockey games. I should have gone to Rotten Tomatoes to check the reviews before I watched this game.
Continue Reading —›The Canucks hadn't visited Winnipeg since 1996, which is also the last time the Canucks won a game. At least, that's how it feels. They actually won just last week, against the former Winnipeg Jets, the Phoenix Coyotes. With this loss against the Jets, the Canucks have now lost three straight and are officially 4-9-2 in January. There's no denying it: that's pretty terrible.
The question now is "Are the Canucks bad now?" No, of course not. There's essentially no way that the past month is who the Canucks are. That said, there's no way that December was an accurate depiction of the who the Canucks are either. Essentially, the Canucks appear to now be a mediocre team, aiming to sneak into the playoffs and hope for a miraculous run. Since we've seen such fantastic highs recently, this is thoroughly depressing.
It's all about perspective: Maple Leafs fans nearly held a parade last season for a mediocre team. Oilers fans would sell their souls for a mediocre team right now. Those raucous Jets fans in the building for this game are desperately hoping their team gets to the mediocre heights the Canucks currently occupy. Like those fans, I watched this game.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued a warrant for the arrest of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir. The ICC accused al-Bashir of being directly responsible for the attacks by pro-government militia in Sudan's Darfur province.
Turkey hosted al-Bashir twice last year and his deputy Ali Osman Taha recently visited Ankara to seek support for the president. The arrest warrant puts Turkey in an uncomfortable position, because as a nonpermanent member of the UN Security Council, Turkey has the power to suspend the ICC's arrest warrant.
In case the Security Council decides to debate the al-Bashir case, Turkey's vote will be critical. It seems that Turkey would want to support the view of the Arab League and African Union, which are calling on the Security Council to suspend the warrant (see EDM, February 24). Moreover, Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, the Turkish secretary general of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, stated at a press conference in Cairo that the ICC's arrest warrant showed a double standard and asked why the ICC had not investigated the Israeli incursion into Gaza (Zaman, March 6).
Turkish Foreign Minister Ali Babacan said, "We will see what consequences the warrant will have, but to be honest, we have concerns. ...We believe the problems [in Sudan] cannot be resolved by excluding the Sudanese administration. On the contrary, the problems will grow" (Hurriyet Daily News, March 6). The Turkish press reported that Ankara would not only vote for al-Bashir if the case were brought before the Security Council but would take an active role in convincing the other members of the Security Council to suspend the arrest warrants (Aksam, March 6).
Ankara's support for al-Bashir has prompted a debate over whether Turkey should support the Sudanese president. Liberals who often support the Erdogan government are strongly opposed to the decision to back al-Bashir. The influential liberal columnist Hasan Cemal of Milliyet, for example, asked whether Erdogan would criticize al-Bashir the way he criticized Israeli President Shimon Peres about Gaza (Milliyet, March 6). The liberal daily Taraf ran the headline "Ankara Defends the Killer" (Taraf, March 6), and Yasemin Congar wrote an editorial accusing Ankara of supporting a "rapist" regime (Taraf, March 6).
On the other hand, Islamists disagree with the ICC's decision, which has opened up a new discussion in the Muslim world about how "hypocritical" the western institutions are. The basic premisef is that the ICC has not done anything about the crimes committed in Iraq and Gaza, for example, but has targeted Sudan for political reasons (Zaman, March 6).
Yet, neither the liberal intellectuals nor the Islamists have asked why the AKP government, the Turkish Foreign Ministry, and perhaps also the military would want to support al-Bashir. Perhaps the AKP elites' knowledge about Sudan is limited to the ideology of Hassan Al-Turabi, whose ideas were once widely circulated among Islamist groups in Turkey.
It seems that Turkey does not want al-Bashir to leave his post, because Ankara hopes to keep Sudan a unified country. More importantly, the al-Bashir government supports Turkey's dispute with Cyprus. In addition, al-Bashir's government wants to see the Turkish military deployed in Darfur to control the territory (Aksiyon, January 1, 2008).
Knowing that Ankara's main foreign policy objective in the region is to support the integrity of existing countries, one could expect Ankara to support al-Bashir for the sake of Sudanese unity. Even more, Ankara may hope to benefit from Sudan's recently discovered oil fields. These two possible motives have not been widely discussed in the media, perhaps because of a lack of knowledge about the region and perhaps even because Turkish diplomats are unsure about al-Bashir's future. Ankara's wholehearted support of al-Bashir would seem to indicate that Turkey considers Sudan to be an important country in its Africa strategy in the near future.
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lavroxanna on 3/15/2013 8:48:00 PM more reviews by lavroxanna
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
It's too bad that they changed the packaging and the formula...I heard that this was a very good waterproof liner before, but I only got to try the newer version a couple of months ago and I couldn't understand what the hype was about. I have oily Asian monolid eyelids, so this smeared ALL OVER the place when I put it on. And tightlining? Forget it. I had racoon eyes about 2 minutes later just by blinking! I'm sad I never got to try the old formula. This is a creamy eyeliner but overall, I'm unhappy with its smudgeproof abilities and wear. :(
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AONeal79 on 11/15/2012 12:11:00 AM more reviews by AONeal79
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
The packaging seems to have changed slightly, and unfortunately, the formulation seems to be different, too. It now glides on even more smoothly BUT does not stay put nearly as well as the old formula, which worked even on my very oily skin/lids. Very bummed - this used to be my HG eyeliner :(
If you can, see if you can buy the older formula with the word "WATERPROOF" surrounded by an oblong silver shape on the shaft of the pencil.
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wilddkat on 11/10/2012 10:16:00 PM more reviews by wilddkat
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
This is my favorite eyeliner ever! I bought this in the summer the day before I was going to the beach, so I was just running into CVS and grabbed this because the product is waterproof. I tried it out and I was shocked at how creamy and pigmented it is, and it barely faded after a whole day of swimming and sweating! Ever since then I have worn it every day I love it even more than my Chanel eyeliner! I definitely recommend it :)
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lablanche on 10/25/2012 7:43:00 AM more reviews by lablanche
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Dry Hair: Silver Eyes: Blue
I had some CVS coupons and thought I'd give it a try. All my eyeliners seemed to go kaput at the same time, so I thought I'd try one, a nice, dark navy blue. I loved my Mac waterproof, but needed to find a cheaper alternative when it ran out.
I loved it! It went on easy without primer and stayed all day. So I went out and got the dark plum, loved the colour but it crumbled as soon as I tried it. I couldn't even sharpen it and I tried two different sharpeners. It was a beautiful colour but a bad, bad pencil. I exchanged it and the new pencil is just fine. The wood in the new one was a light golden tan, the defective one was a dark greyish-blue.
I would have given the product a 5 if the second pencil hadn't been defective.
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ifallingforyou on 9/30/2012 7:23:00 PM more reviews by ifallingforyou
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I got this product I think it was in a purple. This product did smudge on me and it was like as waterproof as it said it would be.
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*TOP REVIEWER* LizWords on 8/29/2012 8:05:00 PM more reviews by LizWords
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
For a 3$ eyeliner, this performs very well. It really is pretty good in terms of staying power, better than many higher cost drugstore liners. I do think a few brands surpass this and will generally stick with them, but this is definitely a great inexpensive alternative when I can't find my preferred eyeliner.
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meliadfun on 2/28/2012 10:47:00 PM more reviews by meliadfun
Age: 36-43 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
so, i've been cycling through the waterproof pencil eyeliners. i had settled on the smashbox limitless. i liked the pigments, but it still didn't have the set i wanted. even with primer and powder, i still had the runny smudge toward the end of the day. my skin is also a bit mature (dry), so i'm super conscious about any pulling the can result in 'wrinkle assist.' point being, at $20 a pop...the smudging just didn't scream 'yay'...and the tugging to clean up the smudge was creating some concern. so, playing around at the drugstore i picked up the nyc in smoked plum and dark brown. and for $4, no runny smudge and no tugging touch-ups! wahoo!!! i've given these 4 lippies, cause it's only day one. they lasted all day and endured the gym and the sauna, but i haven't done a late night or clubbing. dirt cheap, yep. (especially with what i spend on makeup!) packaging quality, well...i wish it had a sharpener. at this point, i'll buy it again...
EDIT: so, i'm hooked. i've bought all the colors. they continue to hold all day and into the night. i do do a little touch up before heading out, but there's not runny smudge. i do wish they had more colors and colors with sparkle. i do set with powder after application.
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gluk1 on 1/26/2012 7:37:00 PM more reviews by gluk1
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I have this eyeliner in black, and it is the best eyeliner I've found. It's waterproof, and glides very easily. The color payoff is very good, and it's easy to smudge. You can get away with wearing it for most of the day without primer. The only things I don't like about it is that it's not a good pencil for lining your waterline, and that you need to sharpen it, but that's a small price to pay for the quality you get and the price. I have this in smokey plum too, which is also a great eyeliner that doesn't budge even without primer!
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anaelleee on 1/26/2012 11:01:00 AM more reviews by anaelleee
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I regret not buying more than one of these when I spotted them! I got mine for a little less than $5 CDN which is crazy cheap for a good eyeliner :) I've only tried 3-4 products from this brand, and so far I only like this one and their bronzer (although if not careful it is a bit orangey).
I wasnt expecting much color pay-off or lasting power, but i still wanted to try an NYC pencil liner, so I purchased it. To my surprise, I got this creamy and rich product! I used it on my upper lash line (rarely tight line or put liner on my waterline because i'm a contact lens wearer), and after a few hours, it did fade a bit with a tad bit of smudging, but it has terrific lasting power compared to all the other pencil liners ive tried before, and i've tried over 20 from high-end and drugstore.
I know for a fact that these are not completely waterproof, but they are def water-resistant. However, thats okay with me because I dont need a $5 liner to be the best. This would also make a nice eye shadow base if the liner is smudged and blended quickly :)
I mainly use this for when i'm in a rush to get to school on time. I don't have loads of time fussing with primer and then gel liner and then a powder shadow over it to prevent the gel liner from creasing/smudging.
For a more important occasion, I would spend more time on makeup.
If I have time, Ill go buy most if not all the shades, and I suggest giving it a try. I do not recommend these on the water line, but even if you buy this for that purpose and don't like it and ends up in the trash, it wont hurt your wallet :) Good Luck!
EDIT: couldnt find other shades, but bought a back-up in the shade "Mink". The only reason I knocked off a lippie was due to the ingredients.
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9. Wayne's World (1992)
PG-13 | 94 min | Comedy, Music
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11. The Rock (1996)
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Writers: David Weisberg, Douglas Cook, Mark Rosner | Director: Michael Bay | Stars: Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris, John Spencer
12. Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)
R | 90 min | Comedy, Drama
A group of Southern California high school students are enjoying their most important subjects: sex, drugs and rock n' roll.
Writer: Cameron Crowe | Director: Amy Heckerling | Stars: Sean Penn, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Judge Reinhold, Robert Romanus
13. Miracle (2004)
PG | 135 min | Drama, History, Sport
Miracle tells the true story of Herb Brooks (Russell), the player-turned-coach who led the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team to victory over the seemingly invincible Russian squad.
Writer: Eric Guggenheim | Director: Gavin O'Connor | Stars: Kurt Russell, Patricia Clarkson, Nathan West, Noah Emmerich
14. We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)
R | 112 min | Drama, Thriller
Kevin's mother struggles to love her strange child, despite the increasingly vicious things he says and does as he grows up. But Kevin is just getting started, and his final act will be beyond anything anyone imagined.
Writers: Lynne Ramsay, Rory Stewart Kinnear, Lionel Shriver | Director: Lynne Ramsay | Stars: Tilda Swinton, John C. Reilly, Ezra Miller, Jasper Newell
15. Bedtime Stories (2008)
PG | 99 min | Comedy, Family, Fantasy
A hotel handyman's life changes when the lavish bedtime stories he tells his niece and nephew start to magically come true.
Writers: Matt Lopez, Tim Herlihy | Director: Adam Shankman | Stars: Adam Sandler, Keri Russell, Courteney Cox, Guy Pearce
16. This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
R | 82 min | Comedy, Music
Spinal Tap, one of England's loudest bands, is chronicled by film director Marty DeBergi on what proves to be a fateful tour.
Writers: Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner | Director: Rob Reiner | Stars: Rob Reiner, Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, Kimberly Stringer
17. Little Nicky (2000)
PG-13 | 90 min | Comedy, Fantasy
After two of the devil's three sons escape hell to wreak havoc on Earth, the devil must send his third son, the mild-mannered Nicky to bring them back before it's too late.
Writers: Tim Herlihy, Adam Sandler, Steven Brill | Director: Steven Brill | Stars: Adam Sandler, Patricia Arquette, Harvey Keitel, Rhys Ifans
18. Heathers (1988)
R | 103 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama
A girl who half-heartedly tries to be part of the "in crowd" of her school meets a rebel who teaches her a more devious way to play social politics; killing the popular kids.
Writer: Daniel Waters | Director: Michael Lehmann | Stars: Winona Ryder, Christian Slater, Shannen Doherty, Lisanne Falk
19. Ocean's Twelve (2004)
PG-13 | 125 min | Crime, Thriller
Daniel Ocean recruits one more team member so he can pull off three major European heists in this sequel to Ocean's 11.
Writers: George Nolfi, George Clayton Johnson, Jack Golden Russell | Director: Steven Soderbergh | Stars: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, Catherine Zeta-Jones
20. Billy Madison (1995)
PG-13 | 89 min | Comedy
In order to inherit his fed up father's hotel empire, an immature and lazy man must repeat grades 1-12 all over again.
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An extreme sports athlete, Xander Cage, is recruited by the government on a special mission.
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22. Van Wilder: Party Liaison (2002)
R | 92 min | Comedy, Romance
The most popular kid on campus meets a beautiful journalist who makes him realize that maybe he's afraid to graduate.
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23. Empire Records (1995)
PG-13 | 90 min | Comedy, Drama, Music
The employees of an independent music store learn about each other as they try anything to stop the store being absorbed by a large chain.
Writer: Carol Heikkinen | Director: Allan Moyle | Stars: Anthony LaPaglia, Debi Mazar, Maxwell Caulfield, Rory Cochrane
24. Rock Star (2001)
R | 105 min | Comedy, Drama, Music
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Writer: John Stockwell | Director: Stephen Herek | Stars: Mark Wahlberg, Jennifer Aniston, Dominic West, Jason Bonham
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PG-13 | 110 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
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R | 133 min | Biography, Drama, History
A man's coerced confession to an IRA bombing he did not commit results in the imprisonment of his father as well. An English lawyer fights to free them.
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30. Wayne's World 2 (1993)
PG-13 | 95 min | Comedy, Music
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Writers: Mike Myers, Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner | Director: Stephen Surjik | Stars: Mike Myers, Dana Carvey, Christopher Walken, Tia Carrere
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R | 117 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
A New York nightclub manager tries to save his brother and father from Russian mafia hit men.
Writer: James Gray | Director: James Gray | Stars: Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes, Danny Hoch
32. The Family Man (2000)
PG-13 | 125 min | Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
A fast-lane investment broker, offered the opportunity to see how the other half lives, wakes up to find that his sports car and girlfriend have become a mini-van and wife.
Writers: David Diamond, David Weissman | Director: Brett Ratner | Stars: Nicolas Cage, Téa Leoni, Don Cheadle, Jeremy Piven
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PG | 93 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Mystery Inc. must save Coolsville from an attack of past unmasked monsters brought to life by an evil masked figure trying to "unmask" the gang.
Writers: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, James Gunn | Director: Raja Gosnell | Stars: Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, Linda Cardellini
34. Up in Smoke (1978)
R | 86 min | Comedy, Music
Two stoners unknowingly smuggle a van - made entirely of marijuana - from Mexico to L.A., with incompetent Sgt. Stedenko on their trail.
Writers: Tommy Chong, Cheech Marin | Directors: Lou Adler, Tommy Chong | Stars: Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong, Strother Martin, Edie Adams
35. Private Parts (1997)
R | 109 min | Biography, Comedy, Drama
The auto-biographical story of Howard Stern, the radio-rebel who is now also a TV-personality, an author and a movie star.
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R | 118 min | Comedy, Drama, Music
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Writers: Roddy Doyle, Dick Clement, Ian La Frenais | Director: Alan Parker | Stars: Robert Arkins, Michael Aherne, Angeline Ball, Maria Doyle Kennedy
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PG-13 | 91 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
A high school girl must find a substitute date to escort her to the prom.
Writers: Todd Strasser, Rob Thomas | Director: John Schultz | Stars: Melissa Joan Hart, Adrian Grenier, Stephen Collins, Mark Metcalf
38. Singles (1992)
PG-13 | 99 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
A group of twenty-something friends, most of whom live in the same apartment complex, search for love and success in grunge-era Seattle.
Writer: Cameron Crowe | Director: Cameron Crowe | Stars: Bridget Fonda, Campbell Scott, Kyra Sedgwick, Sheila Kelley
39. The Client (1994)
PG-13 | 119 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
A young boy who witnessed the suicide of a mafia lawyer hires an attorney to protect him when the district attorney tries to use him to take down a mob family.
Writers: John Grisham, Akiva Goldsman, Robert Getchell | Director: Joel Schumacher | Stars: Susan Sarandon, Tommy Lee Jones, Brad Renfro, Mary-Louise Parker
40. Bandits (2001)
PG-13 | 123 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama
Two bank robbers fall in love with the girl they've kidnapped.
Writer: Harley Peyton | Director: Barry Levinson | Stars: Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Cate Blanchett, Troy Garity
41. Dogtown and Z-Boys (2001)
PG-13 | 91 min | Documentary, Sport
Documentary about the pioneering 1970s Zephyr skating team.
Writers: Stacy Peralta, Craig Stecyk | Director: Stacy Peralta | Stars: Sean Penn, Jay Adams, Tony Alva, Jeff Ament
42. Down Periscope (1996)
PG-13 | 92 min | Comedy
Lt. Cmdr. Tom Dodge is assigned as Captain to the USS Stingray, an old diesel driven submarine that has seen better days. With a crew that consists only of weird guys (and a gal), he's ... See full summary »
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43. Gone in 60 Seconds (1974)
PG | 105 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Insurance investigator Maindrian Pace and his team lead double-lives as unstoppable car thieves. When a South American drug lord pays Pace to steal 48 cars for him, all but one, a 1973 Ford... See full summary »
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44. The Banger Sisters (2002)
R | 98 min | Comedy, Drama
Lavinia and Suzette, former rock groupies and best friends, reconnect after twenty years; one is still as wild as ever, while the other has adopted a more conservative life-style.
Writer: Bob Dolman | Director: Bob Dolman | Stars: Susan Sarandon, Goldie Hawn, Geoffrey Rush, Erika Christensen
45. Joe's Apartment (1996)
PG-13 | 80 min | Comedy, Fantasy, Musical
A nice guy has just moved to New York and discovers that he must share his run-down apartment with a couple thousand singing, dancing cockroaches.
Writer: John Payson | Director: John Payson | Stars: Jerry O'Connell, Megan Ward, Billy West, Reginald Hudlin
46. Stay Tuned (1992)
PG | 88 min | Comedy, Fantasy
A husband and wife are sucked into a hellish TV and have to survive a gauntlet of twisted versions of TV shows they find themselves in.
Writers: Tom S. Parker, Jim Jennewein, Richard Siegel | Director: Peter Hyams | Stars: John Ritter, Pam Dawber, Jeffrey Jones, David Tom
47. Jane Austen's Mafia! (1998)
PG-13 | 83 min | Comedy, Crime
Takeoff on the Godfather with the son of a mafia king taking over for his dying father
Writers: Jim Abrahams, Greg Norberg, Michael McManus | Director: Jim Abrahams | Stars: Jay Mohr, Christina Applegate, Lloyd Bridges, Billy Burke
48. Fathers' Day (1997)
PG-13 | 98 min | Comedy, Romance
A woman cons two old boyfriends into searching for her runaway son by convincing both that they are the boy's father.
Writers: Francis Veber, Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel | Director: Ivan Reitman | Stars: Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Nastassja Kinski
49. Rock 'n' Roll High School (1979)
PG | 93 min | Comedy, Music
A group of rock-music-loving students, with the help of the Ramones, take over their school to combat its newly installed oppressive administration.
Writers: Richard Whitley, Russ Dvonch, Joseph McBride, Allan Arkush, Joe Dante | Directors: Allan Arkush, Joe Dante | Stars: P.J. Soles, Vincent Van Patten, Clint Howard, Dey Young
50. The Stöned Age (1994)
R | 90 min | Comedy, Music
Joe and Hubbs are a pair of rockers who are on a quest for 'chicks'. This is the tale of their adventures over one night.
Writers: James Melkonian, Rich Wilkes | Director: James Melkonian | Stars: Michael Kopelow, Bradford Tatum, China Kantner, Renee Allman


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Saudi King replaces CMA boss
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud issued a royal order relieving Dr. Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz al-Tuwaijri, President of Capital Market Authority (CMA), of his post on Tuesday.
The king went on to appoint Mohammed bin Abdulmalik bin Abdullah al-Shiekh as CMA President at the rank of Minister, reported the Saudi Press Agency.
The king instructed the appropriate authorities to carry out the order immediately.
The move comes in tandem with other new appointments in the Kingdom.
King Abdullah on Friday appointed his advisor and special envoy with the rank of minister to be the prime minister's second deputy.
Since January, Abdullah has initiated many reforms including allowing women to be members of the kingdom's Shura Council for the first time.
Also, in a move that signaled bringing in a younger generation of leadership, the king appointed new governors for the oil-producing Eastern Province and for Madinah, the second holiest city in Islam.
Saudi Arabia has also set new limitations on the powers of its religious police, charged with ensuring compliance with Islamic morality.
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75 Featherston Street, 6011 Wellington, New Zealand – Show map
Pleasant staff. We had to switych rooms because the AC wasn't working and the staff took care of this in a very efficient manner.
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Location was central to all Wellington All staff was nice but one person
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The foyer of the hotel seemed inviting and provided for good seating.
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Posh rooms. Modern. Eclectic. Decent location.
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Excellent location. Room was very nice --staff efficient.
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The elegant Rydges Wellington is centrally on Featherston Street with a spectacular harbor view. It is a 10-minute walk from Wellington Cable Car and a 5-minute walk from Westpac Stadium. Free Wi-Fi is available.
The spacious rooms are well-equipped, with a kitchenette. Some units have unique views of the harbor.
Rydges Hotel Wellington features a lap pool, hot tub, sauna and exercise room.
Portlander Restaurant serves a delightful breakfast buffet with fresh juice, hearty grain cereal and warm baked goods. Lunch options include tender Hereford sirloin and juicy burgers. The dinner menu features slow-braised pork ribs, prime angus sirloin, marbled wagyu, fresh seafood and pistachio lamb rack with garlic mash on bacon and mushroom ragout.
Various bars and restaurants are within walking distance. Victoria University and Wellington Train Station are steps from the Rydges Wellington. Valet parking is available.
We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 280, Hotel Chain: Rydges Hotels & Resorts. This property has been on Booking.com since Sept 25, 2009.
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Private parking is available on site (reservation is not possible) and costs NZD 30 per day.
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location is fabulous - 100m to bus station and ferry terminal - all cafes etc within 500m - loved our stay at a secure clean friendly place
Room was comfortable with everything we needed.
Must be in the windiest part of Wellington. Walk 5 minutes toward town centre - no wind - weird.
The pool and spa were a definite highlight for myself and my two boys! The free wi-fi was excellent also!
Was close to restaurants and shops. Rooms were spacious and clean and tidy.
Room had a dirty bathroom smell and there was no car park available. (Did not get this offered when booking either)
Nice room, comfy bed, nice people
I wouldn't call it a bad experience, but when we checked out, with about 4 or five other people, there was only one person serving. That made checking out take a long time when we had a car waiting
Excellent staff and the room was great. We were on the 17th floor.
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I am frequent guest at this hotel due to its location, but every time I get more disappointed, the rooms they provide when you book through Bookin.com, is a mess, not tidy , curtains falling apart, the bathrooms smell badly, and the reception service terrible, I requested a taxi and they answered saying: they were busy attending more important people, that I should wait until they were finished what they were doing. That is not a way to treat a customer, more when you are a frequent guest. breakfast over expensive for what they offer, I asked for some fried eggs, and they brought them with no presentation in a tiny dish, one on tope of the other, with no presentation at all. They say they are a 4.5* hotel, but far from being one.
Lack of parking and limited valet parking availability.
Staff were helpful room was lovely plenty of room comfortable bed very nice bathroom convenient and easy stroll to wharf train station stadium and shopping malls
Air conditioner didn't work Rydges are a big corporation no excuses and NO free WiFi
Convenient for city centre, waterfront and ferries.
Poor car parking facilities.
Pleasant staff. We had to switych rooms because the AC wasn't working and the staff took care of this in a very efficient manner.
The vioew from the window. I had anticipated a harbor view but instead, we were given a room with a view of an ugly office building.
Fabulous views over harbour. Well designed room. Close to railway station.
The location, breakfast and kids enjoyed the pool/spa
Jug and air conditioner wasn't working and had to request towels for a family of four.
Staff helpful. Room comfortable Great food at Portland
Bathroom very dated and not very clean with dirty splash marks on the glass between the bed and bathroom. Selected a room with a balcony and view, however the windows were so dirty, no view. Very expensive for what we received.
The central location was useful and the lap pool was good
room was very hot the air con had not been left on,son it took a like long time for the room to get comfortable.One of the bed cushions was frayed and holed.One bedside lamp had faulty wiring so the light only worked if you jiggled the cable.The toiletry basket was mouldy and the room was in need of dusting.
Staff incredible friendly and helpful. Fantastic facilities with lovely room
Location was central to all Wellington All staff was nice but one person
Wifi was spotty, valet only parking Room view was horrible, thought our cost deserved better bay view
close to ferry for Picton and also Wellington Train Station
Parking up the road - the car a couple along had been smashed into
Staff were pleasant enough
Overpriced for this quality hotel
Location good, check in easy, wifi access reasonable. Free upgrade appreciated.
Hotel booked via booking.com as last minuet requirement to stay in Wellington. Hotel had a higher rate on my invoice and receptionist was not empowered to immediately make the right decision and charge me the amount shown on my email confirmation. It was all sorted reasonably quickly, but should have been more immediate.
Easy access to and from ferries. Useful valet parking. Easy walking to waterfront dining, Te Papa and cable car.
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