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Any tips for preparing for demolition survival?
After many months of planning and loads of invaluable help from G-Webers, it is almost time for our KC to show up with his sledgehammer. I'm going to move the fridge to the dining room, set up some wire shelves in the living room with basic cooking supplies, then slap a micro and a hotplate on the dining room table. Any tips for surviving this? What is that one overlooked thing everyone forgets to plan for? (My sister says to remember to lay out the ice cream scoop before boxing up!)
IMO the hardest thing is water. Water for cleaning vegetables, water for cleaning your hands when prepping, water for cleaning dishes and cleaning up your temporary kitchen. Water is an extreme hassle. Mentally prepare yourself for this. It is so much more that washing dishes.
I took to buying lots of bags of pre-washed salad greens something I normally do not do. I shopped the salad bar at the grocery store for sliced peppers, mushrooms, onions, broccoli and cauliflower florets and shredded carrots.
To comment on your sister's advice, don't worry about the ice cream scoop- find the corkscrew.
Demo day is today, and I learned a little lesson last night. Look for smoke detectors near your temporary cooking set up and think about whether you need to disable it temporarily. Turns out there was one about two feet from my temp. setup of the Foreman grill and hotplate. I set it off making burgers on the Foreman grill yesterday....while standing about two feet from it. :P
I plan to stock up on paper plates and plastic forks. And be extra nice to the neighbors, in case I desperately need a functional kitchen for something!
I also plan to move one old base cabinet into the dining room, for the micro, aforementioned paper plates, and other essentials. I'm hoping I can leave appliances in place after I pull out the cabinets (saving the sink for last); I can paint around them, and pull them out of the way when the electrician is here. Obviously everything will have to come out before the flooring goes in (we're tiling under everything). But that should minimize total down time.
We won't get our countertop for a few weeks after the base cabinets go in. My cabinet maker will cut pieces of particle board for me to use in the meantime, but I don't think I'll be able to put the sink in until the counters are in place. I'll at least be able to hook the dishwasher back up.
Best wishes to you, MizLizzie - please post pics, so we can suffer along with you!
My biggest thing was organizing the packing of boxes. One spare room got the stuff I would use during rebuild and one spare bedroom got the stuff that would go back into the cabs without being used during rebuild. I labeled EVERYTHING with what was in the box and it made restocking very, very easy.
Also, prep area is important. I have very little and had to use the guest bathroom as the water source. Just a pain.
Today the plumber is hooking up the sink, disposal, faucet and the dishdrawers. Happy day! Running water! Oh the stove is being installed too. Just don't have all my cabinets but I can live with that! The kitchen is back in working shape, just not done.
I'm watching this thread, we are about a month out from demo but I need to start mentally preparing NOW!
The temp kitchen will be a room next to the bathroom, and will have micro, coffee maker, toaster-oven, and probably a hot plate. So far I'm planning lots of paper plates/plastic utensils, prepared meals from the grocery store and frozen prepared meals. And the charity of friends to invite us to dinner. ;)
For the first week I didn't want to even think about cooking. Instead we made sandwiches, but used really interesting breads, meats, and cheeses. It's amazing what some aged cheddar, capicola, romaine lettuce, or sourdough buns can do for a sandwich.
Paper plates are my friend. I'm using up all the random sized leftovers from holidays.
Just remember the reno will go longer than planned.
No matter how much plastic is put up, and how careful the contractors are, dust will get into every nook and cranny of your house during the demo and dry-walling.
Do not plan on any gourmet meals made at home during the remodel.
Make full use of your outdoor kitchen (if you have one).
For your sanity, eat most of your evening meals out of the house.
My renovation is a bit different because we are also replacing all floors on the first level and also painting entire level. Here's what I've run into:
1. Make sure there's room in those other areas for the worker's "stuff"--tools, supplies, etc. They will spread out into your area!
2. Power--mine is a bit screwy, but they've turned off the power several times to my area where I cook--so no cooking when they are there (I was going to zap something in the microwave for lunch--nope).
3. There will be dust everywhere, learn to live/ignore it because it will continue until they are done.
4. This was the most unexpected: no refrigerator. Because I'm doing all the floors, they keep moving my fridge, so I had to clean it out and turn it off. Arghhh!! That was a last minute surprise. We have a tiny fridge that my DH used to have in his office--we are making due and I'm making lots of trips to store for small milk containers, small sizes of whatever we need.
5. I made ahead dinners (luckily I have a full freezer in basement). We have grilled out several times and I will just make a salad and something like baked beans that I can zap in the microwave.
Good luck.
I actually feel as though I had a wonderful temporary kitchen, and I kept cooking all my regular from-scratch gluten-free menus throughout the renovation. I was lucky enough to get my old refrigerator installed in the basement next to the laundry sink, and my GC loaned me an electric oven (like Angie's in the photo above). Also, instead of boxing up the kitchen stuff and just keeping out the bare minimum I'd need, I boxed up all the infrequently used stuff from the basement shelves instead, and put everything that I use in the kitchen on those shelves -- so I didn't have to do without any gadget or small appliance or pot that I normally use. The worst was not having a counter to chop on, and I ended up splurging on a small counter height island from Ikea. It was highly functional and relatively convenient. Not so say that I'm not eager to get back into a real kitchen -- one with a working dishwasher and some daylight available.
Besides the corkscrew, make sure your gym membership or running shoes are in good shape. All that take out and pre-made foods really pack on the pounds. :)
Seriously, it gets really tough to make healthy, multi-course meals without a lot of effort. We are fortunate in that our laundry room has a full size sink, counter and shelving system. We moved in two smaller bookcases to hold the coffee maker, toaster oven, mw and induction hotplate. Four weeks in, it is really handy to have it all right there in the same room.
Don't forget plenty of big bowls, especially if you lack a sink. And a dish drainer...
It looks like our reno will stretch for three or four months (if it still happens). It will involve messes in the basement, no kitchen at all and no good place to set up a temporary kitchen.
So, the plan is micowaved meals entirely. Frozen if we get the fridge up and working in the basement (which we'll need to leave the house to access anyway) or shelf stable if we can't. All paper plates and plastic cutlery. Did I say for four months?
We are one week in and it isn't as bad as I thought it would be. Stay positive! I have my coffee pot, quesadilla maker, rice cooker and microwave out. We have grilled out and I froze some slow cooker things ahead of time. Had pizza one night, and have discovered hot pockets.
Water is a hassle, but I bought a little dish pan from the dollar store that I put the dirty stuff in to haul to the mudroom sink. I have the dish drainer set up on the dryer.
Our front room has become our "studio apartment". About time we used this room for more than holding the good couch!
Ours starts in 2 weeks with a timeline of 4 to 5 months. Boy am I starting to worry. Weather should be better, so lots of outdoor cooking and dining. Small makeshift kitchen in the laundry room with microwave, breville oven, coffee maker, and at least a sink! Fridge will be set up in the sunroom. I am thinking a lot more meals out than I am used to!
Angie, the pictures are just too funny!
Everyone above has it right. But it's like being a parent: everyone can tell you all about it, but you can only experience it. Yes to all of the above. We planned on 3 weeks, it took 6. So far.
Beyond the day to day stuff, we had delays that strung it out that we had not properly prepared for. In our minds we were well planned and assume we could roll from one element to the next. Flooring; don't buy the day you plan to install. It has to acclimate for up to a week. Cabinet hardware: it took us 2 weeks to decide, then realized that no one in FL stocks what we wanted, you have to order, and you will need to cash in part of your 401K to do so. It's beautiful and they're proud. Counters took 2-1/2 weeks, and I am told we are blessed to get that. I complained loudly, but I have heard anywhere from 3-6 weeks minimum is what you should expect. Can't start until after the cabinets are in.
We are still only half way back to normal. This weekend will be a large push, as we have our pulls, stools, pendants, and Sav Blanc and Blue Moon in the beer fridge. The dust is everywhere, and I mean everywhere! Worse than the sand we got in our beach house in Galveston.
If we had any problems with the cabinets, flooring, electrical, plumbing, marble, MIL, we would have had some real problems. We are fortunate, and my DW is wonderful.
Good luck with demo! Ours was 4/2/12, so just about a year ago, and I have been looking at the photographs I took that whole week. The timeline was 4-6 months, and it took exactly 6, partly because instead of remodeling the addition that was already here, we had to tear it all down and pour a new foundation and build from scratch.
But it WILL get done. Happy demo!
MsLizzie - Ours wasn't as bad as I thought and it took longer than I expected.
A couple of thoughts - some listed above
-Prep and freeze meals
-Look for prepared but healthy options at stores - we were fortunate and have a great little store about a mile away that specializes in healthy meals - I bought quite a few and froze them.
-We used very little paper products - I kept one bowl, plate, glass, and a set of silverware(for each of us) - just washed them in the laundry room when we didn't have access to the DW. It is manageable if you don't get too many items to wash.
-Water - make sure you have a place to clean up dishes, etc
-Cooking - we had access to our old MW except for a couple of days. We had an induction side burner and a DeLonghi countertop convection oven, and one time even used our crock pot to make a pot roast to see us through.
-Refrigeration - our fridge was a re-use, but it lived in the DR until is was time to go home.
Here is a picture of our Zingerman Pot Pies in our oven -
Hang in there - it will be worth it in the end :-)
I highly recommend a portable induction burner if you won't have a stove top available. WAAAY better than a hot plate. They can be had for about $60 online. Boils water for pasta in a jiffy and great for one-pot meals like stir fries, pasta, stovetop frittata, etc. We made do with this one portable burner, a MW and a toaster oven for 3 months. Cooked almost every night and it was fine.
Angie - love the lobster pictures and the shots of your temporary sink. What news of the potential move? Keep us posted, please.
mizlizzie - my favorite tip (which hasn't been cleaned up almost two years later since the bathroom will be one of the upcoming projects) was to swap out one of our bathroom sink faucets with a tall,cheap model. Note the faucet on the left is much taller than the one on the right. This way, you can wash dishes at the sink vs. killing your back kneeling by the tub.
I'm sure I found that tip on GW but can't remember from whom.
Best of luck! Take lots of pictures and keep us posted:)
Love the lobster dinner! We didn't have our kitchen for only 4 weeks I think. I ended up making meals on Sundays at my parent's house which was 15 min away. I bought a bunch of those steam in a bag veggies, which was great. We only needed our microwave and fridge for the duration. We used the toaster oven a few times in the morning for waffles. And it was in January and about 5 degrees out, so no grilling except for the night before the install started, I cooked up some chicken and steak for a few meals. I got grossed out washing dishes in the bathroom sink, so I stopped at my parents every few days to do the dishes. I was very lucky they live close by!
Wow, this is all so helpful! And a little daunting. I had NOT expected that much dust. Maybe we will escape it? Our reno doesn't involve flooring or -- hopefully -- much in the way of drywall. My KC says they will tape off everything with thick plastic, so fingers crossed.
We did do new countertops, sink and appliances about seven years ago so I have some hard-won experience washing dishes in the powder room! It is quite a trial. I bought my huge wire pantry shelves at the wholesale club so it will hold a lot. I have a lot of frozen soups and stews and bean dishes in the deep freezer ready to go. Still, I feel a few weeks' worth of Lean Cuisine coming on.
I did luck out and find some hardware I really liked at Overstock.com of all places. I will post pics on another thread. The hardware I truly loved was $14 for a 5" pull. The one from Overstock was $2.60. Heavy as solid brass. Hope it will hold up.
Keep those survival tips coming! This might make a great thread for the archives. ;-) Thank you all so much.
I'm lucky enough to have a great laundry room with a sink that made a great temp kitchen. I cooked almost every night. I had an electric frying pan, crock pot, rice cooker and a microwave. I tried to get by with a small dorm fridge but it didn't take long to realize that wasn't going to cute. I ended up renting a fridge and kept it in the garage. That was a life saver!
Have a great tip for packing up the kitchen that I learned here. I emptied out my linen closet and used that to store all of my china and as much of my kitchen items as I could get in there. So much easier to take out all the linens and dump them on the guest bed than it would have been to wrap and box up all that china and all those dishes. That was a HUGE help. Make packing up the kitchen so much easier.
Good luck and take tons of pictures!
When we bought this house, I was so thrilled with the laundry room and told my husband that it would make a great temp kitchen when we remodeled. And it did. It was a lifesaver.
Haha...we made it a week and moved in with my mom for four months. I had a fantasy we would only be out only for a few weeks when we didn't have electricity or water.
In my defense, we did an addition and a whole house rewire. Our dog hates strangers and I work in sales from home. Clients, it turns out, have a short fuse for noise on conference calls.
It turns out we were whimps.
We started demo on Monday and so far my favorite things are the zipwall we put up and the disposable plates, silverware and cups. I have the microwave, toaster oven (which is also a convection oven), coffee maker in the LR. My husband made several meals that are in the freezer that we can just reheat to have home-cooked food 2x week, we have the grill for cooking 2x week and we plan to order out 2x week. That's the general idea. We have bought gallons of water for drinking. But this is for 3 weeks only.
Thanks, all for the kind comments on the lobsters. They were a delicious New Year's dinner. Here is the awesome recipe: Sous Vide Lobster
OB2B, that is a genius move! High-arch faucet in bathroom should be a GW "must-do" for a kitchen reno.
I don't ever recall anyone else installing a DW in their temp. kitchen. I am still wondering why not? It really wasn't that hard, and it helped a lot. I tapped into the hot water from the line feeding the washing machine, so I could use garden-hose threads (and therefore no "real" plumbing needed to be done). And, of course, I already had an old DW!
we had a dishwasher installed in our basement utility room and it was a lifesaver. my daughter was still on bottles, so handwashing everything would have been a nightmare. if there is any way to do it, I would hightly recommend. it made staying on a "normal" home cooking regime much easier. we had a single induction burner which was awesome too. I also recommend grilling a lot if the weather is good. it spared us a lot of dishwashing.
Donaleen, my Mom and Dad built a custom home in 1977. She couldn't afford a DW at the time (and had never had one, so didn't miss it), but her builder wired a cabinet for it, assuming she would change her mind. Today, still no DW - but we always refer to that cabinet as "where the dishwasher is going to go!" If she ever sells the house, I suspect we'll install a DW first.
I once lived in an apartment with abysmal kitchen storage, and my roommate and I used the DW for storage, and washed dishes by hand.
The necessities for me: Microwave, Water Cooler, Trader Joe's. In retrospect a Keurig coffee maker would have been nice.
I second the Keurig - and cases of water bottles stored in the garage. Not very "green" but it kept all of us happy - all including all the workers!
We have terrible allergies plus small children so to keep the dust out of the rest of the house (and the children out of the reno zone) we had the GC build a temporarily wall with a door and key. Totally worth it. And yes, the running water thing can be really grating depending on your setup. We had a tiny sink in our upstairs bath to use. So I cried tears of joy when my new faucet started running water!
Our kitchen, laundry room and downstairs bathroom were remodeled at the same time (no water on the first floor), so we put our old slap sink outside in the back of the house (with water hose right next to it). It was all happening during summer time - the weather was nice and warm - the crew used it to wash the paint brushes, hands, etc.
Poohpup, what a great tip on using laundry closet, maybe next time....
Yes, I have a tip for the remodel period. New Amsterdam gin is less expensive than Beefeaters, and mixed with a little Noilly Prat dry vermouth makes a very nice martini. Shake on ice. Add a lemon peel. You will still have a fridge somewhere, right?
Also, tell everyone you know that you're doing this, and some portion of them will ask your family over for dinner. (thanks, sayde)
We found Boston Market to be affordable and healthier than usual fast food - lots of vegetable choices. Do you have one near you?
We did a complete upper level remodel that was supposed to take 3 months but ended up just short of 6 months. We lived in our lower level during the remodel which was taped off with a plastic wall to minimize dust. We have a mini bar downstairs so had a microwave, panini press, keurig, crock pot, electric skillet and small bar sink. Like a2gemini I set aside a place setting of dishes per person which made it manageable for dish washing. Our remodel started late last March and finished in September. Everything went well, but just took longer than expected. We got weary at times because it does disrupt your life, but we were fortunate to have a wonderful team of subcontractors. We are really enjoying our "new" home and I can say it was truly worth it. Our contractor has entered our house in this year's Remodeled Home Tour in June! I hope all goes well for you. This forum is an incredible asset and helped me so much!
We remodeled our downstairs bar area with a bar fridge, kegerator, single dishdrawer (thank the heavens!), and a small sink.
I don't have a way to wash large bowls, but can take them up to the laundry room. We moved the old kitchen refrigerator downstairs, and moved the over range microwave onto the counter. My Breville Toaster oven is earning its chops, and I got a hot plate from Amazon for $45.
And if we run out of milk for breakfast, the dual tap kegerator is right there, with 10 gallons of micro brew....
We have it better than some, but we are also going to be out of the kitchen for a while, as those of you who have seen my kitchen stadium post would guess.
Still loving this thread! I had never wanted a Keurig but I'm seriously rethinking it. Ginny20, another of your great tips. LOL. And yes, we have a Boston Market. And loads of fab salad joints. Plus, l can live on Lean Cuisine, and often do when on a work deadline, which I will be in about . . . two weeks. Ugh. So from then until September, I won't have a day off or any time to cook. Should ease the frustration. Then retirement!!!!! And my wonderful new kitchen, with many thanks to GWers.
Here is my temporary scullery
Here is a link that might be useful: temporary scullery
Demolition of our kitchen sink counter/cabinets was Monday. So, we are living without a kitchen sink for a few weeks. We are eating from scratch simple meals at home. The secret to clean up is we wipe all the food off the dishes with a small paper towel before washing the dishes in the bathroom or laundry sink. We did hookup the dishwasher in the basement but have not used it.
In only a few more weeks our twenty year kitchen project will be finished... well, maybe not the backsplash. That may take a little more time.
Here is a link that might be useful: Sink Wall cabinet project
We started demo this week of our kitchen and family room.
The refrigerator and some of the old base cabinets have been moved into the dining room to make a temporary kitchen. We first put down some masonite to protect the carpet.
In our laundry room, we have a freestanding utility sink that will be removed and the old sink base cabinet, complete with the old sink and disposer, put in its place. We will at least have a sink for washing dishes, unlike our last kitchen reno where we only had a bathtub. We will plug in an extension cord to an outlet when we need to run the disposer. After the reno, that cabinet will get a new countertop and a drop in utility sink.
Unfortunately, we will be without our dishwasher for awhile. So, we will be using paper plates and plastic utensils. We will also be without our range. So, we will have to make do with a microwave, hot plate, crockpot, toaster oven, and BBQ grill for cooking. We might consider getting a portable induction cooktop.
We made a 2x4 stand for the sink. We only went two days without a sink at the beginning and two days without it during installation of the new cabinets. It wasn't pretty, but it was functional. Once cabinets were in, it was installed again while we wait for countertops. Peke
I 100% agree with a portable induction burner. They run 60-100 bucks and they are stronger than most non-professional gas stoves. http://www.amazon.com/Max-Burton-6000-1800-Watt-Induction/dp/B000MVN1M6
Also, a portable dishwasher is a lifesaver, as well as a deep sink. I bought a crappy $50 Home Depot utility sink, and it's worked great.
And a portable convection oven works wonders.
Finally, have someplace covered for all your food. It's amazing how dusty a home renovation is, even if your far away from it.
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BeneFit Cosmetics Play Sticks Concealer, foundation and powder all-in-one!
283 reviews
63% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.2
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Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$$
on 11/13/2008 8:15:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Benefit makes some interesting products.
Play sticks are very expensive in my opinion. I only use MAC foundation. The play sticks give remarkable coverage, I love the way I can blend it in. Sadly I can only use the Benefit concealer with the Play sticks. It just doesnt work well with any other concealter. It doesnt feel cakey.
ONLY downside that even with a primer or a matte cream underneath it still goes oily within three hours. I tend to wear on those days where my skin is just a mess! Its the only thing that gives me enough coverage when nothing else will work.
on 11/7/2008 2:42:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I used this..2 years ago? And I loved it. I loved it so much I can't believe I stopped using it! It made my skin look flawless (I only used Benefit makeup for about 6 months and my skin and eyes look model-gorgeous in all the pictures I took).
For some reason, I stopped using it..then I found it about a year later and threw it away because of how old it was..But I'll probably buy it again when I run out of my Estee Lauder DoubleWear Light foundation (which I also love..I have MUFE F&B, Shiseido Powder Fdtn. and the Estee Lauder...all fantastic fdtns)
I fully recommend this for combo skins. I used the shade Jax, which was a little pale for me..also if you have dry patches, apply with your fingertips, don't rub the stick on your face...the finger method works better than the stick anyway.;
on 9/30/2008 4:42:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
i've been using play sticks for almost for 4 years now and can't think of a day without it. I use the shade "spin the bottle" and it gives the perfect coverage. I use it as a concealer though. Never on my forehead or nose or chin since it tends to make your skin oily after a while. Just to cover some acne scars and you're good to go.
ps: never caused any breakouts.
on 9/7/2008 2:25:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I use it as my concealer, for some unknown reason I just don't quite like it as a foundation all over my face (please don't ask me why, I simply don't like how it looks all over my face), but it works really well as a concealer, it covers really well, the trick is, DO NOT spread it, the moment you try to spread it, it doesn't conceal anything anymore, but it stays on nicely if you dot enough on the area you want to conceal, and it stays on until you remove your makeup, and it doesn't look unnatural, it really does a nice job. Well, it gets a bit dry when I try to conceal my dark under eye circle though. But overall I am really pleased with this thing.
Choosing the right color is tricky, I had to choose the lightest shade, which is a great match as a concealer, but maybe a bit too pale as an overall foundation, it's not exactly cheap, but maybe because I only use it as a concealer, it lasts really long, it's been almost a year now, and I still have plenty left. Also, the lavender smell is really nice, I can smell it everytime I apply it.
on 8/18/2008 6:40:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This stick is a little heavy wearing and can start to feel a bit sticky after a couple of hours although the coverage is relatively good and it made my skin tone look alot more even It thoroughly hid all my blemishes aswell. I'd recommend this product although not for everyday use or for people with very sensitive skin.
on 8/11/2008 10:04:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
fantastic coverage! if only it lasted longer! i must admit it is very oily and it causes it to slide off your face a few hours later! i was so happy with this when i first got it, after i purcashed the third stick i started to get fed up of it sliding off my face as i need total cover up, so i no longer buy this product as i need to concentrate on helping my troublesome skin instead of covering it up in 'heavy industrial strength foundation' as my boyfriend called it , and its what it felt like on my skin!
on 7/16/2008 6:09:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
First I thought I like this foundation stick for the first few days and it looked beautiful on the skin, but after while it created more oily on T-zone and very easy to come off that doesn't last long. This foundation is more likely concealer than the foundation itself and it's very oily. Not good to use it for warm/humid weather. I would not buy this again and I also would NOT recommend to anyone who has oily skin even prone acne.
on 7/9/2008 3:53:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i adore this product very much. everyone says its oily, but when i put it on, i just streak it wherever i need it, and use the triangle sponge, damp it in water and it doesnt make my face oily at all. i like this product cause it does do well on coverage. i'd buy it again most def!
on 7/7/2008 11:35:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
MY HG. i can't say enough about this product! first of all the coverage in beyond amazing, full coverage without looking it. my face looks flawless without looking like i have a mask on. the smell of tea tree oil is wonderful and very clean smelling and doesn't irritate my extremely sensitive skin. my skin is also very dry but i put on a good moisturizer before i put 3 stripes and 2 dots on my face (stripe on my forehead, and each cheek, then a dot on my nose and chin) then blend with my fingers for a flawless look. i think if you don't put too much product on you will have no problem with oil. this product is so creamy and easy to blend you need very little. also it looks great in photos! i use paper dolls which seems like it would be too dark for my skin but it blends flawlessly.
UPDATE, knocking one star off because it isn't that long lasting so you might have to touch up. still love it
my only con is the $32 pricetag. now i've spent way more on foundation and this is completely worth it but i feel like this should be cheaper than their liquid foundation which is only $30.
my only suggestion is to get matched with this at a benefit counter or sephora because the lighter shades are all very similar but with different base tones and are misleading with their descriptions.
on 6/20/2008 7:51:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Wow. This foundation is actually a god send for me. I have many red patches and other discolourations on my face and this just covers it all up. Most of all, A VERY LITTLE GOES A LONG, LONG WAY, just swipe it on and blend and it goes everywhere. I think most people think its very oily because if used in access it does make a 'layer' effect and becomes very thick, but generally, this goes over EVERYTHING. I use Jax, the lightest shade, and it is wonderful! My mum also uses it and she has very patchy skin and rosasia, and this covers it too! It's wonderful! It's not really that expensive at all considering how much you have to use per application!
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On Monday, Vancouver Coastal Health reported that nine injured people have been treated at Vancouver General as a result of the downed Northern Thunderbird Air flight, which crashed on Russ Baker Way about 900 metres short of the airport runway Thursday afternoon.
Of those treated, one remains in intensive care; three are in serious but stable condition; and two are stable and may be released later this week.
Two others, including passenger Tony Zanatta of White Rock, were discharged from hospital before the weekend.
Luc Fortin, the flight's 44-year-old pilot from North Vancouver, died at VGH from his injuries at around 10 p.m. on the night of the crash.
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Two other passengers believed to still be in hospital have been identified as Cameron Sobolik, president of Vancouver-based Teligence, and his wife, Lorelei.
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DH's Caribbean cruise (pics)
He has returned, and I thought I'd share some of the (hundreds of) pics he took. Due to my dial-up issues, I'll just post a couple links at a time. :)
LOL Semper.
When we had a home on St. Kitts we'd just tell people we live in the orange house in Birdrock. EVERYONE knew exactly where we were! The house was painted orange and turquoise! It was easily spotted from planes landing at the airport. Good thing the Goosi were not making their runs down there, ehh?
It is a beautiful Church isn't it? Maybe the colour makes it easier to find? Or to give directions like " We live a quarter mile down the street from the Pink Church".
Cabin fever!!!
More photos! Colors! Sunshine! Help!
Here is a link that might be useful: no caribbean for me
Awww, you guys are sweet. I know the pics aren't that exciting yet, but I hope to find some more that are relative to the area. :)
That's funny, I didn't even notice the color of the church, until I had to look up the name of it. (DH wasn't real good about keeping track of the photo IDs...) I'm sure my brain was thinking "tropical climate equals funky-colored buildings," or something like that. LOL Kind of like your house on St. Kitts, Chicka! Now, if I had a house that color here, I'd probably get fined or something. LOL
These next pics are of another church, but for the life of me, I can't find which one online. DH seems to remember a local guy saying it's the oldest one on Antigua (302 years old, he thinks), so I'm thinking it might be St. Paul's Anglican in Falmouth, but I'm not sure about that.
(I asked DH if those were headstones! "I don't know...." *sigh*...oh, TinyPic cut them off, but you can barely see one at the bottom...)
Awwwwwwww ......... Fantastic pictures Brenda and Brenda's DH!
Here's our orange and turquoise house in St. Kitts. (Doesn't exist any more though. :-( ) It's a scanned deteriorating Poloroid picture.
Oh, that's not so bad, Chicka! It looks similar to some of the beach houses seen here in Cali (color and style). Love those louvered windows that allow in the sultry breezes. :) What happened to the house?
I love seeing familiar animals in unfamiliar places. Why wouldn't Antigua have ? :D
This was merely in a looooong line of bar hopping....Can you tell DBIL is happy that refreshments are in his future? LOL
He joined Jean-Claude, their taxi driver, for a brewski (Wadadli, made right there on the island) . Jean-Claude was happy to report that not one accident has occurred on the island due to drinking and driving. In fact, he announced that drinking is encouraged, since it makes you drive better! (I'll walk, thanks...)
Our house in St. Kitts was gone with the wind of Hurricane Gilbert. :-( But we had a *LOT* of fun while there! Nice tans too. LOL!!! x 13!
Awwwwwww. Baby chickies! How adorable. That could be a Caption Contest contender. :-)
LOL! Looks like they painted the bar with the same stuff on our house. DBIL *DOES* look happy before getting in, doesn't he?!?!?
Hmmm. Drinking and driving? Hmmmm....
Great pictures! More please! ----> Pushy aren't I ?
DANG! That house looks like it belong in a Miami Vice set! Any pictures of Sir Nappy sporting a three day stubble, a mullet, espadrilles and loafers without socks, Ray Ban Wayfarer sunglasses, no belts, unconstructed Italian blazers over tee shirts, linen pants... and of course, pastel colors?! :-)))
BTW, using man logic  is great... but I gotta say, Caribbean man logic is messed up. I would've walked too!
I'm loving these! Great choice of subjects, I love seeing the locals (especially the chickens!). And what great colors - makes me want to go paint my house!
Those danged hurricanes, anyway. DH was hinting around about MOVING there (yeah, RIGHT!), and I immediately brought up the hurricane issue. "Oh, most of the coves are protected there." HA!
ANYBODY with a mullet? GASP ! COUGH... Cough...
I'm waiting for the top-40 hit from Antigua, (Deputies on their break....?)
(Wish DH had taken a recording of her speech; I love their accents!)
(no pesky walls or rocks to get in the way of wading....)
was a beautiful enigma, almost like it's waiting for the performers to return and continue playing/dancing. Note the wonderful mural behind it...
(Not sure if some of these pics got cut off at the bottom....*growl*)
LOL Yeah, Sarah, I've had goats do damage, too. They're brutal! But cute. :D
Men aren't the only cool ones who had mullets, Fi guy. I'm pretty sure I had mullets #2 & 6 at some point in the 80s. :D
- the happy cruisers were complaining about weak drinks they'd experienced so far on the trip (this being only day 4 of 10), so the bartender handed over the bottle and let them have at it. DFIL enjoys playing drink mixer...
They learned that the is originally from Australia. He holidayed in Antigua 7 years ago and decided to stay - bought a house and the bar. Good on ya, mate!
Jean-Claude informed the travelers that is owned by Eric Clapton. Rock on, dude!
(the white buildings in the foreground)
Thanks, Chicka! :D
Welp, we're going out of town for the weekend, so I'll leave you with some pics of blue water until I get back. It seems that DH took more than half the pics in Antigua, even though Grenada was his favorite. LOL
- so tempting...if I liked jumping off high cliffs into unknown waters, anyway. :)
I couldn't believe how the water appeared! I didn't fiddle with these pics at all...
Another pic of the Clapton's from .
Have a great weekend, and I hope the weather clears up for those east of here! (And don't forget the Daytona 500 on Sunday! :D)


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Doing a google search one is able to pull up such information for some Canadian cities but I was thinking it should be available for most if not all population centres in Canada. However I don't see it on the Weather Network site. Have you seen such data?
Is this what you mean?http://www.almanac.com/content/frost-chart-canada
The last time this data set was calculated was for the 1951-1980. However Environment Canada will be including updated info ie 1981-2010 sometime this year.
The 1951-1980 Canadian Climate Normals Volume 6 - Frost is available at an FTP site.
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60-65% of the retailer's sales come from repeat shoppers, the CEO says.
Health supplements e-retailer PureFormulas.com, No. 395 in the Top 500 Guide, boasts the thirteenth highest conversion rate among Top 500 Retailers: 10.74% in 2012. It's also one of the fastest-growing retailers in the guide. Its annual web sales totaled $30.75 million in 2012, up 54.1% from $19.96 million in 2011. That makes it No. 39 among Top 500 retailers in order of their annual growth rates; among web-only retailers in the Top 500 Guide, it's No. 24.
"It boils down to just getting that repeat of purchases from customers," says Jose Prendes, PureFormulas.com CEO. "We don't let them down, we get them back—on the first purchase we try to wow them."
That wow hinges on fast, free shipping, he explains. The retailer offers free shipping on all orders and promises delivery within seven days. But, typically it takes just two or three days, which impresses customers and motivates them to buy again, he says.
"Sure it's an investment for us, [we spend] a good amount of money spent on shipping and packaging," Prendes says. "But as a customer, I don't want to see an itemized cost at the end with $8- $9 added for shipping."
PureFormulas.com also offers free returns. Its 2012 return rate was 1.50%, according to Internet Retailer data. Fast, free shipping and its focus on customer service, is paying off in loyal customers, the retailer says. About 60-65% of sales stem from repeat customers, Prendes says. Now it is investing in a new technology to enable recurring order placements with automatic shipping that will make repeat purchasing easier, he says.PureFormulas.com spent the last year evaluating vendors and is now finalizing development plans. When the program is built, it will allow customers to set up automatic refills for the dietary supplements they buy regularly, such as a 90-day supply of magnesium citrate capsules.
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proper watering for potted Stargazer lillies
We live in an apartment so I have to have all the flowers grown in pots on our patio and can not plant them in the ground. We bought a large pot with beautiful Stargazer lilies from Home Depot two weeks ago and it was healthy and green when we bought it and covered with large pink lilies. I watered the lilies most every day with a watering can when I'd water all my other plants and flowers and then I found all the blooms fell off by the end of the next week (after the petals turned light brown) and some of the leaves are yellow now and there are no flowers at all. I assume I watered them too much. I've never had lilies before and read at another website that they like very moist soil but I guess that information was wrong :( They pot which they were planted in when I bought them is about ten inches diameter round and has drain holes in the bottom. How often should the lilies be watered and how much water should I give them? What should I do with them in winter?
Here are some photo I took of them the day that I bought them:
No care instruction card was included with them. I assumed they were Stargazer lilies because I thought they looked like them but I can't be sure.
Doesn't look like a Stargazer - but a very beautiful lily, nonetheless.
If it was purchased in full bloom, it might simply have finished its blooming cycle in the time you had it at home. I don't keep track, but maybe each bloom lasts a week before fading and dropping.
I think you definitely overdid the watering though - especially for a potted lily. The bulbs are self contained; they have everything they need to sprout, grow and bloom. In the ground, they're watered when first planted, then nature pretty much takes over. Sitting in water is a lily bulbs worst enemy - they rot.
Stop watering! Let the stem get brown and dry out. Once that happens, you might lift the bulb to see what shape it's in - if firm, it's probably okay; soft or mushy and you've got rot.
You might look into the soil the bulb is planted in. If I were you I would go back to where you bot the lily, and ask them if they have any instructons. If they have them, but won't give you a set, ask them if they would "Xerox" a copy for you. At the same time grub around and see if any they have left has a growers name and address, and if so write them and ask what the soil mix is--i.e. what brand it is. Then write the manufacturer of the soil mix and ask them if it is correct for the bulb, and ask them to make any suggestions for growing them.
If the bulb proves to be o.k. I think you should bring the bulb and the pot it is in into your appartment for the winter and with hold water until the bulb shows sign of growing, in which case you can put it outdoors on good days, but bring it in at night if it is going to get very cold--under 45 degreees. I think you should fertilize the bulb next Spring after it starts growing possibly every other week, but water in between fertilizing. One thing to remember: NEVER FERTILIZE A DRY PLANT..sure way to kill it because it will burn the roots. GOOD GROWING!
This may sound like a lot of work, but it has proven to be an excellent learning experience. Learn now, and it will help you next season, it just might prevent you from buying a lily again and losing it again, and waisting your money.
Lilies are spectacular when in bloom but they bloom for a short time and then are done. If I had an apartment balcony, I'm not sure I'd give them permanent space since they bloom for two weeks tops.
Likely it just finished it's bloom cycle and won't do anything for a year. Try to buy them when the buds are closed and they'll last longer for you.


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The National Enquirer is reporting that Scarlett Johansson is jealous of Blake Lively's quick wedding to Ryan Reynolds, and that Johansson is 'convinced' that Reynolds cheated on her with Lively when they were still married.
The Enquirer's source says, "Even though there is no evidence behind it, Scarlett has convinced herself that Ryan cheated on her with Blake," a source said.
"She's incredibly bitter about it. In a way, Scarlett feels like Blake actually stole Ryan from her, because it was when he started shooting Green Lantern with Blake in 2010 that everything fell apart. Scarlett thinks that Blake is a total phony and a complete fame monster. Scarlett also considers Blake to be a cheap version of herself. They've actually auditioned for the same roles a few times and Blake has always lost out. Ryan and Blake's wedding has brought back a lot of pain for Scarlett. She's sure that Blake deliberately seduced Ryan, even though she knew he was attached at the time. On top of that, she feels like it's a huge slap in the face that Ryan would remarry this fast. Scarlett is happy and dating, but she assumed he would wait a few years before he tied the knot again."
It's unlikely that this is completely true, considering that the Enquirer is notoriously unreliable when it comes to printing celebrity relationships, but it's not out of the question that this has some truth in it. There were a lot of rumors floating around that Lively always tried to seduce Reynolds when filming 'Green Lantern, when he and Johansson were still together. Also, the timeline of Lively getting together with Reynolds so quickly after his breakup from Johansson does seem a little suspicious, but we can't know for sure.
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My Balcony Containers
This year, I started a photo site for my garden. The gardens are less than a mile from Lake Erie. So far I've only pictured my 8th floor balcony container garden. I need to get down to my garden patch and take some photos down there as well. I concentrate on veggies, with some sunflowers.
Here is a link that might be useful: My 2009 Garden
I am so impressed with the gardening setup you have on that balcony. Tell me, what are cesars boxes? Are they similar to Earth boxes?
I just love container gardening of late, because I plan to move to a condo in the near future, and want my own home-grown veggies. Will likely move to Green Bay, WI, near Lake Michigan.
Your photo site is great. Keep it up please. Pondy
Hi Pondy, sorry I haven't been back here, I just saw your question. That box is planted with Little Ceasar Lettuce, but I have several of those window boxes, purchased from Discount Drug Mart (for those in NE OH). The one with Little Ceaser lettuce is an 18" and I have three 24". Below is a link. The manufacturer's site is not listing as many self-watering choices as they used to, which is a shame as these things work great and only cost $4-$5 apiece on sale. In fact I picked up 2 10" round self watering pots on sale earlier this year, they have container tomatoes in them now. They are not the scalloped style so they don't match, but I think they were $3? Couldn't pass it up. I'm afraid my store may be discontinuing them as there are hardly any left on the shelf. Hopefully they get more next spring.
Things are pretty well set on the balcony now. I'm in watering only mode. I'll be posting new pics soon.
Here is a link that might be useful: Misco Self Watering Windowboxes, scalloped style.


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BEIJING, Nov. 15, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bona Film Group Limited ("Bona" or the "Company") (Nasdaq:BONA), a leading film distributor and vertically integrated film company in China, today announced its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2012.
Third Quarter 2012 Financial Highlights
Third quarter 2012 net revenues were US$24.6 million, compared with US$37.5 million in the third quarter of 2011.
Third quarter 2012 gross profit was US$13.6 million, compared with US$21.6 million in the third quarter of 2011.
Third quarter 2012 gross margin was 55.4%, compared with 57.5% in the third quarter of 2011.
Third quarter 2012 net income attributable to Bona Film Group Limited was US$1.3 million, or US$0.02 per diluted ADS1, compared with net income attributable to Bona Film Group Limited of US$7.5 million, or US$0.13 per diluted ADS, in the third quarter of 2011.
Third quarter 2012 non-GAAP net income2 was US$2.4 million, or US$0.04 per diluted ADS, compared to non-GAAP net income of US$8.1 million, or US$0.14 per diluted ADS in the third quarter of 2011.
Cash and cash equivalents, term deposits and restricted cash totaled US$30.7 million as of September 30, 2012.
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