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Sichuan Shrimp
Quickly strirfy :
2 chopped cloves of garlic
2 T chopped ginger
3 T chopped red onion
Then add :
400 gr peeled gamba's/shrimp
Stirfry for a minute, then add
1 T light soysauce
1 T chinese black vinegar
1 T tomoto ketchup
1 T chilibeanpaste (toban jiang)
1 t sugar
3 T chickenstock
Bring to the boil and simmer for another minute or so.
Then add :
1 t rice vinegar
1 spring onion, chopped
2 red chillies, chopped
1/2 t sesame oil.
Heat throug, thicken with some maizena.
Sprinkle with coriander.
Easy dish, very nice with steamed rice and stirfried white cabbage.
I should make this more often.
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called The Fooderbation Diaries, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
lovely shrimps.... yummmmm
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Very nice photo. The food looks delicious. The term "T" what does it stand for? (example: "1 T chinese black vinegar").
I will for sure try this out. Thanks for the recipe.
Best regards
Thank you, Petrusko.
T = Tablespoon
t = teaspoon
Thanks for the answer. Looking forward to try this one.
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Calathea leaves curling up
Hi everybody,
I normally have no problems with Marantaceae, but recently my Calathea Beautystar (see http://www.calathea.nl/ - it comes from a very reliable breeder quite well-known in EU) has developed curly leaves, the new ones are dry and crackling at the touch...
I know I should have taken care of it more, but I am quite convinced I did not underwater *that* extremely... (also, it is in a planter very close to a Begonia Rex and a Stromanthe Sanguinea, on a bed of wet pebbles, so I really can't think it was that bad regarding humidity). It used to be in a cache-pot by itself, which of course contributed to elevating humidity, then I took it out of it in order to accommodate the new Begonia Rex in the planter with it (how typical, there is never enough space anywhere).
I wonder- could it be too much light? The plant is located (since its arrival here, 5 months ago) about 2 meters away from the windows in the "light corner" (two consecutive patio doors one facing East, the other South), but it does not get direct light of course. I have experienced previously how sulking Marantaceae can be if they get too much or too little light, but this Calathea is my first serious case of curly leaves.
Any idea? Many thanks in advance!
Hi Calathea. Are the curling leaves new or old?
Evey so often, leaves from my Maranta/Calthea/Stromanthe curl. I first thought it lack of humidity, but because they're grouped, sit next to an indoor fountain, misted, showered wkly, and we use a home humidifier, this isn't the cause. Calatheas are touchy plants. Leaves curl for various reasons..Too much/little sun, overwatering, extreme underwatering, lack of humidity.
Since your screen name happens to be Calathea, I'm assuming you grow various types, know new leaves start out furled then when mature, open up. Right? (S)
Are they sitting in the same spot they were during winter? It's possible they're getting more direct sun, now that days are longer, especially in a south window.
My Cals, etc, sit across a west window, but once summer arrives, they're placed further back, otherwise leaves furl and brown. But normally, when this happens, leaf edges brown, too. Is this happening to your Cal?
Another thing, Cals do not like too much heat. Is yours in a hot room? Sitting across a heating vent? if so, it's time they're moved. Gas heat will kill a Calathea. Especially if it's forced, aiming at plants.
Have you done anything different the last month? Fertilized? Repotted? Changed soils? My cals get a low dose of fert, or organic..Like Fish Emulsion. Though a lot of work, once a wk each are taken to the kitcen sink and hosed.
Do you have a ceiling fan? If so, run on low. On warm days open windows. Cals like fresh air.
At our local conservatory, Cals are kept in a cooler room, planted in the ground..(indoors)
A second conservatory keeps theirs in the Palm room, which is a little warmer, but they too are grown on the ground, beside a huge man-made pond. So, even though the room is tropical, growing close to the ground, under taller plants, keeps them cooler.
Overpotting is another problem, too much soil, especially if it's heavy. Good luck,Toni
Dear Toni, Al,
Many thanks for your answers. I'll try to answer them in order, starting from the list of Al.
I live in Southern England. About 14 hrs of light a day these days.
The soil is standard John Innes Nr. 1 (typical British off-the-shelf mix for growing young plants).
Fertilization- I use Miracle Gro slow release tabs, I put the required amount for the pot size in February.
I can water without any problems- the soil drains well, and I take care of watering until the water flows out of the drain hole.
About Toni's questions:
The curling leaves are the old ones, they curl on both sides along the length (like in an involute vernation). When I refer to the new leaves being a bit crackling, I refer to those growing according to the usual convolute vernation of Calathea (or Stromanthe, or Ctenanthe for that matter). Incidentally, these curled up leaves also seem not to fold up at night as much and as efficiently as the others- like the mechanism for pulling them up which is in the pulvinus is "damaged".
Indeed, this particular plant has been sitting in the same spot as the whole winter. I see what you mean about the leaves getting brown at the edges: this is exactly what has happened to some of mine! So it may be *too much light* that causes it?
About temperature and humidity, we live at an almost constant humidity of about 60% (at this very moment it is 64%). And the temperature is 18-21 degrees (Celsius).
I don't fertilize my Marantaceae too much- they're slow growers anyway. And no, I did not repot, or do anything strange. My watering routine is standard- I actually use an hygrometer and water when needed (only, I had to attend my father at the hospital recently and somehow I slacked a bit). I mist all my plants needing misting two times a day, in the morning and in the evening.
Toni, your suggestion that it may be too much light seems to ring a bell- I have moved the plant a bit to the center of the room now, let's see what happens. Indeed, there seems to have been a bit of discoloration in the leaves, which may be bleaching caused by too much light.
Once again many thanks Al and Toni, I'll keep my eyes open and I'll do my best. All the best!
Calathea, sounds like you're doing everything possible..Soil, humidity, watering.
Like I said, Cals and relatives are not the easiest plants to care for, some harder than others.
See how they do in less light. But remember, now that they're in lower light watch the watering. It may not need the same frequency as it was in the sunnier spot.
Trim brown edges leaving about 1/8" of brown on. Also, perhaps saving a container filled with room temp water 'may' help..Good luck, Toni
Hello all, I live in karachi, Pakistan. I'm very new at gardening and can barely understand some of the terms used in your conversation. I am having similar problem with my cal as calathea did, except, I did notice one thing. Of late, the leaves start to curl almost immediately after the plant has been watered. I do water the plant twice a week. It receives filtered light The temperature these days is touching 40 degrees (centigrade). I am watering as much as I was when the temperature was in the low 30's. Am I underwatering? Please help!!
Shoabi., there are so many factors that affect how long a plant takes to dry, it's impossible to say from the info we have so far if your plant is getting too much or too little water. Picking up the plant should help you gauge how dry (or wet) it is. In your location, (assuming the climate is desert,) low humidity may be stressing your plant more than either of these. A terrarium might help. Adding a pic would be helpful.
At those temperatures Calathea tend to curl, will also do it with too much sun, especially if humidity is very low. Just make sure the potting mix stays moist without being soggy. They need good drainage. Mine also do that in hot weather but it doesn't seem to affect them badly long term.
Thank you for the response. The humidity here is up at 60-70% presently. I don't think thats an issue. i don't think drainage is an issue either as there is no water left standing in the tray. I make sure that the excessive water is totally drained. There are a few new leaves sprouting as well.


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The 4th Annual Valentine Broadside Printing event was another rousing success.
The planning started well in advance. The inordinate amount of necessary prep work is painstaking. But to the printers, all of it is fun.
Even on the day of the event, there was a lot of fine-tuning to do.
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Above you can see the copper block in the bed with the little red heart visible. The experts are aligning the paper on the tympan.
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With the frisket closed over the tympan, you can see the paper peeking through.
Next steps: close it up, roll it under the platen, turn the rounce handle, and pull the bar handle.
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Here you can see the happy result!
|Valentines laid out in the SF History Center Reading Room
Later, production printing filled the room.
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Footwear maker dips a toe into branded iTV entertainment.
Footwear marketer Reebok International is taking a step into interactive TV advertising, offering exclusive video-on-demand (VOD) content featuring interviews with NBA star Allen Iverson, along with hip-hop musicians Jay-Z and 50 Cent.
The interactive video content will be available to Comcast's digital subscribers in the Philadelphia market, where Iverson plays for the 76ers. It's designed to promote Reebok's urban-oriented brand, Rbk, which it launched in 2002.
The iTV effort is part of Reebok's "I Am What I Am" integrated campaign, which the company says represents its biggest advertising spend in more than a decade. New York advertising agency mcgarrybowen came up with the campaign's overall concept. ITV agency BrightLine Partners handled the iTV creative and media. Spending for the iTV unit wasn't disclosed.
"This campaign represents a natural progression for the 'I Am What I Am' campaign by further establishing Rbk as being on the cutting edge of content and technology," said Marc Fireman, Reebok's director of interactive marketing, in a statement. "VOD enables us to extend consumer exposure and engagement with essential qualities of our brand."
Thirty-second spots from Reebok will tease the iTV programming by asking viewers to visit Comcast's on-demand channel, where they can access the long-form videos. Those spots will appear on 76ers basketball games as well as on other NBA programming. They'll also air on MTV, BET, Spike TV and Comedy Central.
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When it comes to Easter eating, our family has favorites: Deviled eggs, baked ham, potato salad and Rice Krispies cereal treats are a must. However, we also like trying something new. We found ground lamb on sale and decided to try some curried lamb meatballs.
When it comes to pie, everyone has a favorite, from bright citrus key lime to the dark decadence of chocolate silk. There are fruit lovers who demand all pies have a double crust and go well with ice cream, and there are those who delight in creamy pudding mixed with coconut or bananas. Then there are the pumpkin lovers who argue a pie without a squash isn't a pie at all. Around our house we love them all, but there is one pie we love the best: the cheesecake.
Did you know that St. Patrick was an English missionary who shared the message of Christianity with the people of Ireland and that his color was actually blue? (See history.com and catholic.org.) Or that corned beef was an American food that Irish immigrants ate when they moved to New York? (See history.com.)
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Pictures showing Nakai, an 11-year-old whale who performs at the San Diego SeaWorld park, with a large gash to its chin were leaked online by a unnamed whistleblower.
In a statement, SeaWorld said Nakai's injury was caused when it 'came into contact with a portion of the pool environment'.
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Is the Economy Losing Steam?
Another day, another underwhelming economic report. Today's reading of weekly Jobless Claims data appears even more disappointing than what we saw yesterday from Automatic Data Processing (ADP). But the key number is tomorrow's jobs report from the government's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), expectations for which have been coming down post-ADP.
Also in play in today's trading session are interest rate decisions from the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of Japan (BOJ). The ECB decision came in as expected, with no interest rate cut despite the widespread economic pain in the currency union. But the BOJ more than came through with what the market was looking for.
The new governor of the Bank of Japan is leaving no stone unturned by taking a leaf out of the Bernanke playbook and announcing an aggressive easing program to fight entrenched deflationary expectations. Japanese stocks have been the best performing this year of all developed markets in anticipation of this BOJ move. But given the positive surprise in today's announcement, they may have some more room to run.
Yields on Japanese government bonds were quite low to begin with, but will likely come down even further following this aggressive action by the BOJ. The Japanese Yen which had been weakening relative to the Euro and the dollar in anticipation of this move will likely fall some more. That's a problem for Europe, which it's rate decision today fails to address. Perhaps Draghi can paint a future outlook in his press conference that can anchor expectations. But hard to envision the markets responding to mere talk.
On the home front, today's Jobless Claims numbers provide another worrying sign that the economy may be moving towards a 'Spring Swoon'. Initial Jobless Claims jumped by 28K to 385K, erasing weeks of gains in one move. The consensus expectation was for a modest drop. The four-week moving average went back above the 350K level – increasing by 11.3K to 354.3K. The surprise jump could be due to seasonal adjustement issues related to Easter and the Spring break, but we will have to wait a couple of more weeks to decipher that.
Today's disappointing data comes after the weak ADP and the two ISM surveys. The claims miss is not relevant to tomorrow's BLS report as the survey week doesn't correspond with the BLS survey period, but it is nevertheless a further sign that the economy may have started losing momentum in March after strong gains in the first two months of the quarter. As a result, expectations for the BLS jobs report tomorrow have started coming down from the original 200K.
I wouldn't expect the market to resume its positive momentum in the absence of unequivocally positive economic data. That's what we should expect to justify the market's record levels. But what we are seeing instead is far from unequivocally positive, or even just positive. It's actually negative. Let's see what Friday brings.
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Adolph Friedrich Lindemann
Adolph Friedrich Lindemann (13 May 1846 - 25 August 1931) was a German-born, British engineer, businessman, and amateur astronomer.
Lindemann was born in the Palatinate to a Roman Catholic family established in Alsace-Lorraine under the Comte de Lindemann, who had married into the Cyprien-Fabre shipping family. Lindemann married Olga Noble (1851-c.1927), herself heiress to a wealthy New London, Connecticut engineering family of British origin, and the widow of a banker named Davidson with whom she had parented three children.[1][2] Olga was reputedly "vivacious and beautiful".[1]
Lindemann had raised capital in the City of London and constructed waterworks in Speyer and Pirmasens. Lindemann was also involved in the Transatlantic telegraph cable project. He moved to England in the 1860s and became naturalised.[1]
The couple were wealthy, having an annual income of around £20,000 by 1914 (£1.5 million at 2003 prices[3]). Olga had inherited a mansion near Sidmouth,[2] Devon and Lindemann took the opportunity to establish a laboratory and astronomical observatory there. On Olga's death, Lindemann donated the observatory to the University of Exeter.[1]
The couple had a daughter and three sons, the second of whom, Frederick was to become a physicist, World War II adviser to Sir Winston Churchill and who was ultimately to be created Viscount Cherwell. The youngest brother, Septimus, became something of a playboy on the French Riviera but became a notable agent for the intelligence services in World War II.[1] Adolph's only daughter (he had two stepdaughters by his wife's previous marriage), Linda, became a short story writer and playwright, writing under a pseudonym to avoid family disapproval. One of her plays, 'The Man in the Case' was censored. Her granddaughter is Salley Vickers the novelist and her great grandson Rupert Kingfisher, the children's writer of Madame Pamplemousse.[citation needed]
Olga was a Protestant and insisted on the children being raised in the Anglican Church.[1]
- The minor planet 828 Lindemannia is named for him.[1]
Further reading[edit]
- Blake, R. (2004) "Lindemann, Frederick Alexander, Viscount Cherwell (1886–1957)", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, online edn, May 2006, accessed 18 August 2007 (subscription or UK public library membership required)
- Crowther, J. G. (1965). Statesmen of Science. London: Cresset Press.


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A belated Tuneful Tuesday post. A recent UK study confirms what we've known all along:
"Computer-literate music fans who
illegally share tracks over the internet also spend four and a half times as
much on digital music as those who do not, according to research published
The survey confirms what many music fans have informally insisted for some
time: that downloading tracks illegally has also led them to become more
enthusiastic buyers of singles and albums online.
Unlikely to be music to the ears of record companies, who have previously
argued the opposite, the results will raise a question mark over the companies'
recent drive to pursue individual file sharers through the courts."
According to the study, music fans who regularly share and download music illegally — active P2P users — typically
spend over 400% more on legal music downloads
than other music fans.
Speaking from personal experience, I have never discovered or purchased more music than I did during the heyday of Napster.
Paul Brindley, one of the authors of the study, noted "There's a myth that all illegal downloaders are mercenaries hell-bent on breaking the law in pursuit of free music. In reality, they are often hardcore fans who are extremely enthusiastic about adopting paid-for services as long as they are suitably compelling."
The Leading Question
Music pirates spend four-and-a-half times more on legitimate music downloads than average fans
Radio is still the number one source for finding out about new music
Downloading 'myths' challenged
Online file sharers 'buy more music'
Owen Gibson, media correspondent
The Guardian , Wednesday July 27, 2005
File sharers 'spend more on music downloads'
By Tony Smith (tony.smith at theregister.co.uk)
Published Wednesday 27th July 2005
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I get some interesting questions about my interest in music/film. (You may have noticed that commentary on this subject tends to run on Tuesdays). In particular, I find the intersection between technology and entertainment to be fascinating. Clearly, its been a huge driver of so many new innovations and products, from iPods to plasma screens to TiVos.
Understand where my criticisms of the recording industry come from: While I am interested in music and film as a fan, my issues with some of the poor decision making of the labels and studios comes from a business/investment perspective.
As an investor, I want to know how the Labels have managed their key assets, how they have strategized, what their business model is for the future, how they incorporated new technology, what their responses are to changing consumer tastes.
In short, they have done a horrible job. Not just recently, but historically. The recording industry has failed to recognize several key ideas:
- all business models are temporary;
- change is ever present;
- adapt or die.
On that note, I would like to share a terrific commentary/rant from music industry insider Bob Lefsetz. His take on the Music Industry's failure to adapt to P2P and other new tech is fascinating:
Give It Away
"Call it the Metallica Rule. When you can't get arrested, give it
away. When you're a star, arrest people for stealing your music.
Radio's over. The model is done. Unless iPods start coming with
commercials and every Internet radio station has to have twenty
minutes of ads, terrestrial radio is done. Oh, it will survive in a
fashion. As a place for news and talk. But for music it's history.
OH NO, you say. It's in all those cars!
Don't be a fucking idiot. Of course radio counts today. But if
you're thinking about today, you're just as dumb as the major labels.
Because really, it's what's gonna happen TOMORROW!
Look at major label release schedules. It's not like the seventies
anymore. If something doesn't have hit potential, it doesn't come
out. Furthermore, that which DOES come out is tweaked endlessly,
making it palatable for sporting events and fashion shows, but it lacks
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A woman charged with allegedly selling alcoholic "freezies" at the popular nudist hangout Wreck Beach is the first to face criminal charges in what police say is a crackdown on the open sale of liquor and drugs.
Alana Thomson, 31, of Vancouver, had a court date this week to face 14 charges, including several counts of unlawfully selling, advertising and soliciting for orders of "frozen alcoholic beverages, commonly known as freezies," according to court documents obtained by The Province.
The charges include one count of manufacturing freezies and two counts of possession of drugs, marijuana and ecstasy, for the purposes of trafficking.
The court hearing was adjourned for a month.
Thomson didn't return messages left on her active Facebook page, which said recently she'd been in Namibia, the Bahamas and Panama.
Her lawyer, Patrick McGowan, said Thomson has received some disclosure of evidence from Crown and is awaiting further disclosure before deciding whether to fight the charges.
At her February court hearing, which she's not required to attend, "There may well a trial date set," he said.
"It's an unusual charge," said McGowan. "It's often a ticketable offence. This is a more aggressive approach."
Thomson posted a bio on the Vancouver Entrepreneur Mentors website in October, saying she was a budding entrepreneur looking to "play in the big league with the help of a mentor to ... develop freezies that are cocktails fit for adults. A lime margarita, strawberry daiquiri or some other delicious cocktail us big kids can enjoy!"
Her goal is to "get this product on the liquor shelves all throughout Canada by the summer of 2014."
Thomson was charged under B.C.'s Liquor Act, which prohibits the selling and advertising of alcohol without a licence and, under Section 55 of the act, manufacturing alcohol.
Police allege she sold the freezies at Wreck Beach, a 7.8-kilometre strip of clothing-optional beach near the University of B.C. known for decades as much for its culture of open drug and alcohol use as for its nude beachgoers.
"There is a lot of drugs and alcohol going on (at Wreck Beach)," said UBC RCMP spokesman Sgt. Drew Grainger. "It's been a challenge for this detachment for many years."
He said that since 2011, patrolling officers have issued hundreds of $230 violation tickets for open alcohol, at the rate of a half-dozen to 20 a day.
He said the laying of charges, which have been approved by Crown, was necessary in this case because "this person is somebody who came to our attention quickly."
Court documents allege Thomson "did advertise liquor or the availability of liquor" and "did canvass for, solicit, receive or take orders for the purchase or sale of liquor."
Undercover officers allegedly bought the freezies over three days at the beginning of July and about a month later.
Judy Williams of the Wreck Beach Preservation Society said she knows Thomson.
"She's obnoxious, she's loud and she didn't follow the dictates of the culture down there. There's an etiquette on the beach and you don't get in people's faces. They don't like that."
Grainger said RCMP will be stepping up police patrols in the summer to protect the public from possibly ingesting something harmful because "we don't know what's in that liquor," and from potential violence that he said could result from competing vendors.
"There's going to be enhanced police patrols done there, I can guarantee that, throughout the summer months," he said.
"We would be naive to think that there isn't going to continue to be the sale of drugs and alcohol, but we have to keep it at a level that ensures the safety and security of beachgoers."
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on 2/3/2014 4:30:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
is Physician's Formula kidding us with this garbage?! i bought this after buying their Eye Booster Eyeliner + Serum, which i totally adore, but i thought this could also be a recruit to my makeup infantry ;) i adore a felt-tip eyeliner, except for the PF Eye Booster exception (which has tiny, pointed bristles that i actually love!), i always feel more comfortable using a felt-tip as i can get the perfect cat's eye, winged out look with a pen tip. not with this product. this eyeliner pen is AWFUL. first of all, it's not "Ultra Black" at ALL! more like a transparent PALE smokey gray. not what i'm looking for when i buy something that is labeled Ultra Black! the felt-tip is huge and you can't draw a small, narrow line with it to save your life. also, since it boasts "24 Hour Wear" on the packaging, i took my pointer finger and rubbed gently against where the liner had been applied to my eye about a half an hour ago and guess what? it came straight off. and i do NOT have oily eyes, i've never had a shadow crease on me, a liner smudge, and i've never had to wear a primer. so what i want to know if how they got this product out onto the market, and how are their women here who actually like it?!?! everyone has their own preference for makeup, but even the savviest makeup artist would have trouble getting a good look with this. i can't attest so it's overall wear time since i only just tried it on, but seeing as how a light touch with my finger took it completely off, i'd say it can last very long. so long PF Eye Definer, i'm RUNNING back to my Palladio Eye Ink and PF's Eye Booster Eyeliner + Serum. no looking back! i wil probably give this to my niece who will be thrilled with it.
on 1/4/2014 7:05:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I tried this liner after using the lash boosting liquid liner by Physician's Formula.
This liner goes on well but the tip is a little larger than I would like. I have small eyes and have to build my liner. It works ok for a winged tip. Easy to draw a line on the bottom lashes but goes on a little thicker than I'd like. It is dark which I like. This may grow on me but as of now I will go back to the lash boosting liner.
on 12/26/2013 2:32:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I like to use this for my lower lids. Stays put for a few hours when applied thinly, easy to apply and remove, modestly priced and doesn't irritate my sensitive dry eyelids! Love it. I've had mine almost 2 months and I use it a few times a week. It's just beginning to finish .
on 5/9/2013 3:38:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I love this eyeliner! It's so easy to put on. You can easily make thin lines and thick lines. It lasts all day for me, but I do have dry skin so I'm not sure how it would hold up on oilier lids. I'm always in a rush in the morning and I don't have to spend much time putting it on. I did have some trouble using it the first time, but that's just because I had never worn eyeliner on my top lid. After a few times putting it on it came naturally.
on 5/5/2013 3:57:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I love using the felt-tup eye marker to extend my eye liner. It gives my eyes an extra 'oomph' factor by extending my eye liner line. The felt tip is very gentle on skin and easy to remove with makeup remover. It is gentle for contacts and leaves little room for errors when applying. My makeup always looks flawless and professional.
on 5/4/2013 9:52:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
I really love this stuff! I am big into eyeliner. I can manage going without all my other products if I'm in a rush or camping or something but I always need a good black eyeliner. And I load it on, too. This is absolutely amazing! It's literally a Sharpie you can draw on your eyelids with. You can get perfect thin lines with the felt tip for a cat eye or other designs. And it also works great for full lid coverage if you hold it vertically, slightly slanted. It dries in seconds unlike any other wet liners I have ever used. It doesn't transfer onto the skin above your eyelid when your eyes are open line kohl liners, even after several hours. It goes on great, with much less wrinkle-inducing tug and pull than pencils. It stays put and intensely black longer than powders or creams. As much as I intensely love this stuff, I also have a strange, passionate hatred for it. Once you make one swipe, DO NOT GO OVER IT AGAIN because it will just pull off random little chunks. There's no way to fill them in unless you use a pencil, which I sometimes end up doing. Once you've applied it, don't touch it! This has to be the last thing you apply to your face and it is really happiest being the only thing on your eyes. It works best if you just pair it with a mascara and no eye shadow at all. That's why I usually use it to colour my entire eyelid. If I do use a shadow, I'll put it just in the crease with a brush - very delicately! If you touch the dried eyeliner with anything, random flakes of it fall off. It's weird. If you're the kind of person - or in a situation - where you can just throw this on and go, not doing any touch ups or anything for the rest of the day, than that's it, really, this is the perfect eyeliner for you! The one huge drawback that really makes our relationship one of love and HATE is that it doesn't last long at all. On average, mine will last around three weeks. No matter how I store the thing. I've even tried putting a bit of water on the tip like how you might get a felt pen to work, but that doesn't help. You better be willing to put out $10 a month for this if you want to add it to your daily makeup routine. For what it does and using it every day, maybe it's worth it?
I left one of these pens sitting in the bottom of a makeup bag full of less-often-used products for a few months. Recently I was going through there and took this out, thinking I'd toss it, but it works again! Just like new! I've been using it every day since I took it out, almost four uses now and it's still going strong! So maybe you need to buy two and alternate using and resting them. ;)
on 4/29/2013 4:03:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
Took me AGES to find a decent eyeliner marker and I LOVE this!! Stays on all day, and easy to apply...though I do agree with others that it dosn't last too long. The first one I ever got lasted me a solid 2-3 months but the new one I just purchased I only used a few times before noticing how dry it had gotten. I do love it though!! Bought it on a whim the first time and I DO NOT regret it :]
on 4/16/2013 5:53:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This eyeliner was actually really good! it was easy to use! and it did not smudge or move around, i have greasy/partially hooded eyelids so that's amazing! BUT, when it started to run out it started to flake and move around. But i guess that's just how i know i need to get a new one! other than that it was pretty good only complaint is the price! it is a little pricey but all physicians formula products are, Just wait until there is a sale. There is always a sale! lol
on 4/8/2013 2:06:00 PM
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
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I picked this up at CVS because all Physician's Formula products were $6 off, so I got it for $1.79. Great deal! Unfortunately, this doesn't work with my oily lids. It began to smear in minutes. I like the concept though, and it was easy to use.
on 4/2/2013 5:37:00 PM
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September 30, 2006 in Business
Avista scales back gas rate requests
Avista Corp. wants to scale back its request to charge Eastern Washington customers more money for natural gas.
In Idaho, the utility plans to cut rates.
The moves should be a welcome bit of news as autumn sets in and the cost of winter heating reappears in family budgets.
Natural gas prices have fallen, and thus the cost of procuring supplies for Avista customers has dropped.
The company said Friday it will ask the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission for a 2.5 percent rate boost. That's down from the 8.1 percent rate hike initially sought.
In Idaho, Avista is asking regulators to allow the company to lower rates by 2 percent. The company had been seeking a 3.2 percent rate increase.
If regulators go along with the Spokane utility's requests, heating the average Eastern Washington home with natural gas will cost $88.81 per month.
In Idaho the average monthly home natural gas bill will be $84.60.
Avista spokeswoman Catherine Markson said Idaho ratepayers have been paying more in recent years, allowing Avista to cut back on rates.