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19-09-2003 | #1 |
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| Interpreting error scans: This thread is for discussion of C1/C2 error scans and how to interpret them. Please begin by reading the media FAQ to get the basics on errors and general media info. There are several testing utilities around that measure either C2 or both C1 and C2. for this discussion we are using Kprobe, which is designed to work with LiteOn burners. If you have a different burner or reading drive that reports errors in another program, by all means use it. The principles are the same. Please note however than scanning discs in a different drive than they were burned on will introduce additional nuances into the scan results. When using that method, you should give less weight to the actual error counts and focus instead only on the differences between scans. The point of scanning is to find the combination of media and burn speed that produces the lowest error rates on your burner Each scan that's done for the purposes of comparison should include only one change in the variables. In other words, don't change both the media and the burn speed, don't change both the burn speed and the read speed, change only one thing and scan again to compare results. The point is to get burns with the lowest possible error counts. The actual error counts are not very important in and of themselves, and comparisons of scans done in different drives is NOT a good idea. The one and only hard rule with error scans is: less is better. If you lower your burn speed and you get a scan with lower error rates, you are moving in the right direction. If one media has lower counts than another, use that media. For our purposes, it doesn't make a lot of difference what is being reported as "C1" and "C2" by the drive and the software. All we really need to know is that C1 is the "friendly" error and C2 is the nasty error. All discs show C1 on them in varying amounts, but a good disc should not show any C2. You will see these errors showing in varying colors on the scans that are posted, colors are set by the user and don't mean anything. The C1 and C2 graphs will often be combined into one chart, or may displayed separately in 2 graphs. Please consult the Kprobe thread to learn about how the program works and how errors are displayed. If the charts are combined, the C2 chart will be layed on top of the C1 chart. You will notice that the scan images you see posted are different than the screen shots in the Kprobe thread. This is because Kprobe saves the basic disc and error info with the image of the scan charts. We are looking here at the saved report from Kprobe. Now let's look at one: I chose this scan cause it's so pretty, , and because it's a good example of what you do not want to see on a scan. The first thing to understand about Kprobe is that the graph is auto-scaled, so the errors always fill the graph. You have to look at the scale on the side to know where the max error levels fall. A scan with only max=10 level errors can look the same as one with max=1000 errors, so you have to check. Along the bottom of the chart, you see relative time measured, indicating the location on the disc. On the left is the start of the disc, (inside of the disc), and on the right is the outside of the disc. (the end). The chart will end (on the right) at the end of the burned portion of the disc, not at the max capacity of the disc. The error values are also displayed in the top area of the image. You will see the "max", "total" and "average" counts showing there. Max and total are the most important values, the average count is just that, an average of all the error values on the scan. It can be misleading sometimes, so don't fall into the trap of using the average counts as a measure of "quality". A disc can have fairly high average C1 value, and still be a very good burn. In VERY general terms any C1 average count under 10 might be acceptable, but higher values are not always the end of the world either. But, on CDR's we prefer to see avarage C1 counts under 2, with max counts under 20. The total error count is more of a measuring stick for comparing one disc to another, but again the actual value is not so important. Here's another scan that's a bit easier to look at: As you can see here, there are a few C2 and high C1 values. this disc would be considered "marginal". It's playable and the data is intact, but the scan indicated a problem with the media, the burner, the reader or burn/read speeds. In other words, something needs to change. In this case, it's a RW disc so very little can be done to reduce the error rates other than lowering the read speed. In Windows, most drives will slow the read speed to correct these errors. It's also a disc that should be considered less reliable over time because the errors can degrade to become much worse. Now let's look at a really good disc: Note that the max error values are under 10, and total and average counts are also low. This is a disc you can trust. Discs with even 2-3 times these rates are considered "good enough" by most people. A pressed CD will usually have far more errors than this. The other thing you need to pay attention to when looking at these scans is the scan speed. Speed = more errors. Most people will scan CDR/RW discs at max speed. but if you encounter a disc that has problems, lowering the read speed will make it easier to scan accurately. The read speed is also included on the image near the middle of the top portion. Be wary of scans that are done at low speeds, as they will almost always show low error rates, and may not tell you much about how the disc will perform outside the scanning program. The best result for any scan is this: Full speed scan with low C1 and no C2. Some scanning programs allow the drive to slow, and also display the drive speed during the scan. Look for scans that complete at full speed with no slow-downs. Error scanning 101: Error scans are one of the most misunderstood things around in burning circles. People often fail to remember that the media and the burner are only 2 of several variables that effect the outcome of the scan. You cannot always judge a burner by the error scans, or the media either. The only truly legitimate use for error scans is to compare different burns in the same drive. In other words, finding the right burn speed, the right media, and the right firmware for your media. Beyond these simple, limited purposes, you are exceeding the limits of the data by drawing any conclusions about the drive quality or media quality. It's easy to spot a really good disc, and a really crappy one. But most scans will fall somewhere in between where interpretation is more of an art than science. When you get to know your drive and media very well, you know what to expect from them and small differences can be noted easily. However, every scan varies to some extent, so drawing conclusions based on slight differences in scans is not helpful and will ultimately drive you crazy. There are at least 5 variables that affect the outcome of the error scan. 1) the burning drive 2) the media burned 3) the burn speed 4) the reading drive 5) the reading speed 1) Every drive has a "preference" for the media it likes to burn, which can include different batches of the same media. 2) Every media varies from batch to batch, disc to disc, and even from the start of the disc to the finish. 3) Every burner has a "preference" for burning speed, regardless of what media is in the drive. 4) Every drive has a preferance for what kind of media it likes to read. 5) Every drive has a preference for what speed it likes to read a given media at. You cannot draw any general conclusions about any particular drive or media type based on a few scans. If you wish to use a particular media, you should try different firmware revisions and burn speeds to "fine tune" your performance if you want the lowest error rates. Drive firmware revisions, wear and tear, variations from one drive to another, overclocking a drive, and a dozen other factors will affect how it behaves with a given media. Even multiple scans of the exact same CDR can produce varrying results in the same drive. Another important note: Discs that are "marginal" in burn quality can sometimes exhibit remarkably different scans when scanned multiple times. On one scan, they look OK, the next time the results are very different. On such a disc, lowering the scan speed a notch may resolve the differences between scans. There is no real evidence to support the conclusion that higher C1 rates (within reason) will adversly impact the performance of a CDR. We do know that lesser quality CDR's with higher C1 rates *may* tend to degrade over time, but given a good quality CDR (that is burned reasonably well initially), there is rarely any degradation seen. The Cyanine and azo dye types have earned a reputation for greater stability over time, even with higher error rates, but this may be due to the fact that they are better made in general. The error scans should be viewed as more of a benchmark of the performance of a given disc in a given drive, not as a test of the relative quality of either the drive or the CDR. It's just another piece of information in the bigger picture. Last edited by rdgrimes; 15-04-2004 at 20:54. |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans Do C2 errors imply bad sectors? Do bad sectros imply C2 errors? |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans Quote:
Every drive has different error correction ability, but all drives will fail when C2 reaches a certain level. | |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans What is a bad sector then? |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans what are cu errors, reported by plextools? |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans There are no specs for C1/C2. No C2 are acceptable, but very low C2 are generally not problematic in most players. C1 values do not appear to affect playback, but are considered an indicator of a disc's reliability. In other words, high C1 should be considered an indicator that the disc will eventually degrade and fail. Iv'e seen discs with C1 max values in the 1000 range that played just fine. |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans As far as I know C1 values should not exceed 220 per second, and C2 values should not exceed 1 per hour(!). I do have CDs however with a few thousand C1 errors per second and thousands of C2 errors per hour that are still readable without any major problem.
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans I am somewhat perplexed in some of the testing I have done. I oversee a small production operation in which I sell about 500 CDs a month of CDs produced on an Imagemaker 150 by Microtech (4 Plextor burners and Rimage Prism thermal printer). I recently noticed high error rates on a lot of the CDs that I tested on a Clover Systems CD Analyzer (bought about 4 years ago). After exhaustive testing I narrowed down the cause of the high error rates to the printer. I would get excellent burns and then print on the CD and test it again and the error rates skyrocketed. I replaced the printer's printhead and the error rates dropped dramatically for a time. I have assumed that the printhead got out of spec and was too hot. I am starting to see the pattern return, although not quite as bad. However, I don't know what to make of the different readings I get with different scanning speeds when testing the CDs. A little while ago I tested a CD at 8x speed and got a grade A (Avg. BLER not greater than 5, Peak BLER less than 100, no E22 or E32). I then tested the same CD at 4x speed and got a C grade with a total of 88 E22 errors. I have taken some of the CDs that got the poor grades home to test on my Plextor PX-716A with Plextools and the errors tended to be lower and more in the acceptable range. The fact that I am selling these raises my anxiety levels and I need some peace of mind. Which readings do I trust? |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans @stevenhal Unfortunately, both scans are "correct", for the drive they are done in. I take it that after the CD's "rest" a while, they don't improve? Suggest trying different media, you don't say what you are using. |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans Quote:
Scan at 4x: C1 - 2.4 avg/sec., 32 max/sec., 10959 total, no C2 errors Scan at 8x: C1 - 2.4 avg/sec., 32 max/sec., 11257 total, no C2 errors Scan at 10-24x CAV: C1 - 2.5 avg/sec., 34 max/sec., 11749 total C2 - 0 avg/sec., 10 max/sec., 12 total These scan results seem to show a bit more consistency than the Clover Systems drive, which I believe is a modified Plextor drive. I guess my bottom line is do I really have a problem here? Even though "both scans are 'correct' for the drive they are in" is it really representative of all other drives being used out in the real world? I need to be sure that our customers are getting decent quality. I could invest in a new printer at a cost of about $2400 but we are presently planning on switching our operation to a new system already purchased that will also support DVD burning which has an Everest printer. Unfortunately it will be a few months before all the programming is completed. (It's an automated system where customers create their CDs online and they are automatically burned from files on a server on the network) One other interesting note regarding the Clover System's drive. I had absolutely horrid test results on the Prodisc media after printing with the old printhead. Got graded with an "F" with a lot of E22 and E32 errors. However these same CDs tested with a grade eqivalent of "C" on my Plextor at home with some C2 errors but no CU (E32) errors. It's as if the drive in the Clover Systems drive absolutely despises the Prodisc media. The million dollar question is are these CDs really bad? I guess I should just try and play the files (about 10 hours of MP3 files) and see what happens. Thanks for the info in your posts. Very helpful. Steven | |
21-04-2005 | #13 |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans I always scan CD's at 40x, low speed scanning doesn't always separate the good from the not-so-good. As I said before, both drives are giving you accurate scans - for the drive. Clearly it seems your thermal printer is cooking the discs, and this is not good. To do further testing, suggest picking up a LiteOn CDRW drive for about $35 at NewEgg and using it to double-check scans with KProbe2. Your Plextor scans are perfectly good, though too slow for my taste. Since you are using good quality media, I think you can hope that they won't degrade much over time. One thing, if it's an option, is to reduce the amount of label being applied to the disc. (smaller area) |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans Quote:
It does appear that the new printhead has solved the bulk of my problems. I did test one of the discs that got the "A" grade at 24x speed again at 4x speed and got a "C" grade because of 16 E22 errors which were picked up at the slower scan speed. I have read that faster scans will result in higher error rates yet the opposite seems to be happening here. I think I understand what is stated in the Clover Systems manual when they say that "the disc itself does not have an error rate; playing the disc produces errors" which in essence is what you have been saying. I think I will take your advice and purchase one of the LiteOn drives for comparisons. Thanks again | |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans I'm using old Teac W512EB cd-burner and LiteOn 1653 dvd-burner. I have a lot of no-name CD-R discs. The disc surface looks like metal-AZO. Nero CD-speed and kprobe quality test results are strange – 0 C1, and average (!) 80 C2 errors, but there is no problem with reading of data. What that's mean??? |
21-09-2005 | #16 |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans This is a great interpretation, but can u point me to one as good that uses CD Speed as the measuring tool? The help does not help, and there are so many posts here, it's hard to find a good one (many are based on very old versions of CD Speed). thanks!!! |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans I've had some "gold" noname CD medias since the mid 90s. I never thought any good about them, as nothing is printed on, and therefor I don't know what brand it is. But the bottom side, which always gets scratched is of a golden color. I took some of them, and run them though Q-check with my PX-755A drive, and guess what. Those medias have the same readings as my newly burned Verbatim quality medias, and they are 10 years old. Used out for DJ'ing, and is a little scratched. But the result surely surprised me a lot, never expected them to be that good after all these years. Haven't seen any "gold" CD's even since that time, only the blue and green color CD's. A very good artical. Though I'm a little unsure about the C2 errors, as most of my medias contain them. The Cd's I've checked are all CD's that has been saved in those thin CD sleeves. Some of the sleeves has some protection filth build in, and some not. But for sure the CD's gets a little dirty and also gets some fine scratches from pulling them out of the sleeves. There is also some fingerprints on them, which I have removed with a little Isopropanol on a very fine micro fiber cloth, that don't scratch my CDs. But I can't get rid of the C2's, must be the small scratches and many of the pressed Cd's is 10-15 years old. But I don't plan to start making copies of all of them (>5000 cd's). So I started to take the worst CD's, where the C2 error peaks way out of the scale in Plextools, and ofcause where there are CU errors. Moef
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans I have a very general question about interpreting CD-R error scans. I am archiving my favorite music to CD-R as WAV files. I burn the files in Mode 1 for maximum error detection and correction. After trying various media, I settled upon MAM-A gold as my archiving medium, as it consistently gave the lowest error rates. Taiyo Yuden was a close second. My interest here is in obtaining the lowest possible error rate, since this presumably gives the greatest longevity of my archives. Having read hundreds of articles in this forum and elsewhere, there is still doubt in my mind as to how to select the optimum burn speed. Some experts say: test burn some discs at various speeds, and see which gives the lowest error rate. Then stick with that. Others say: If another speed has a somewhat higher error rate, but its beta is closer to zero, then choose that. The disc will be readable on a wider variety of machines. Still others say: Watch out for jitter. You want it to be low and flat. Make sure the jitter looks good, even if the error rate isn't minimized. To complicate things further, my burner is a Plextor Premium. Plextools does not give me an absolute number for jitter, but only a nebulous "high-to-low" graph. Even the Plextools manual is of little use to me in understanding how to interpret this. Can someone give me the big picture here? How can I best interpret the results of C1/C2 and beta/jitter scans in Plextools to decide on a best burn speed (for greatest data longevity)? Despite the countless articles I have read, no one seems to adequately pull it all together. I have a host of scan data that I can post, if someone would like to help me interpret it. |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans @Jaslane Your questions will be answered in the thread entitled "Secrets of C1/C2/PI/PO error and beta/jitter tests", for the issues are highly related to what are being discussed over there. |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans Just thought I have a change and scan a few CDs. Following the advice from rdgrimes I burned a TY at 32X in a BenQ1640. Now scanning in a Liteon 1693S at 8X. I try higher speeds but for some reason Kprobe only seems to want to scan at 8X. Previously it did scan at 48X - so must have done something wrong. Is 8X fast enough ? Although I have no experience of scanning CDs - the attached looks good to me. so 32 X burns of TY in a BenQ will do for me. |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans I understand what folks are saying about test scores being (mostly) accurate for the particular drive being used. Just the same, I have had some results that are so divergent that they make me wonder about the point of sharing test results at all. Example: a Taiyo Yuden audio CD-R, burned yesterday at 16x on a Plextor Premium. CDSpeed on a Sony CRX320A (rebranded LiteOn SOHC-5232K) reports an average of 0.08 c1, and no c2 at all. PlexTools on the Plextor Premium reports an average c1 of 0.5 and 14 c2 errors. CDSpeed on a Pioneer DVR-111D reports an average of 1.07 c1 and a total of 2412 c2 errors. I understand that the error-reporting of some LiteOn drives are in question, but even if we ignore the LiteOn/Sony results totally, I'm still looking at more than two orders of magnitude of difference between what my Plextor says and my Pioneer says about c2. Are the drives' read capabilities really so different that a disk that's virtually perfect on one drive can be essentially trash on another? Or is there something I'm missing? |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans fnordius: It depends on what types of C1 & C2 stage errors the drives are capable of reporting. C1 & C2 errors can be seperated into 6 types: BLER = C1 Stage errors = E11+E21+E31 C2 Stage errors = E12+E22+E32 BLER is what is usually referred to as C1 by most users/drives. The Plextor drive is correctly reporting BLER (C1) but for C2 stage, it reports E22 only so the 14 C2 errors are E22 errors. (it does report E32 aswell, but they are labelled as CU by Plextools). I have no idea what Pioneer reports or if indeed what it reports is reliable compared to a professional CD analyzer. If you want a comprehensive consumer drive for CD error checking, BenQ 1600-1655 series drives are all capable of reporting all the error types listed above, aswell as Jitter, which is useful information for Audio CD-R at least. |
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans Quote:
The Plextor and Pioneer 111 drives report C2 differently than the LiteOn drives, and differently than many other drives as well. If a block read from the CD fails C1 error correction, it is passed on to the C2 error correction stage (but it goes through a process of interleaving bytes into separate blocks first). At the C2 stage each block can have zero errors or it can have one or two errors that can be corrected. Three or more bytes in error in a block at the C2 stage is considered uncorrectable. The LiteOn CD-RW drives will only report the uncorrectable C2, i.e. C2=E32. The Plextor drive reports C2=E22 and CU=E32. The Pioneer drive reports C2=E22+E32 but it also, unfortunately, reports random C2 errors on top of that. Quote:
That's basically why I usually don't rely on a single drive for testing my media. EDIT: I was a little slow in editing my reply, so I didn't see TL0's nice explanation until now.
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| Re: Interpreting C1/C2 error scans Thanks much to both of you, I do get it now. My new mantra: Write with Pioneer. Read with LiteOn. Test with Plextor or Benq. |
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Cheers: To tidy political candidates. The winner of this year's "Beautify Southwest Washington" campaign is likely Woodland Mayor-elect Grover Laseke. When called by a reporter on election night, Laseke wasn't home. He wasn't out at some victory party. Instead, he was out pulling down his campaign signs. Other neat candidates, including Vancouver City Councilor Larry Smith, were out Wednesday morning gathering their signs.
Jeers: To various glitches that kept thousands of Washington residents from promptly receiving their general election ballots. According to KPLU-FM, a Seattle-area National Public Radio affiliate, the first was in King County, where 11,000 voters didn't get ballots until about a week before the election. The problem was traced to a computer that crashed while the mailing list of voters was being transmitted to the company that mails the ballots. About 1 percent of the electorate was skipped because the computer had to be rebooted. Then the state uncovered another problem that affected 21,000 voters statewide. In this case, the voters had used a check box on the Department of Licensing's website to update their voter registration when they updated their driver's license, but the information was never transmitted to the Secretary of State's office. Many of the affected voters were able to use provisional ballots.
Cheers: To Vancouver city leadership for finally moving ahead on a salary comparison survey that includes both public and private sector workers. The compensation study is to be undertaken next year and the results will be available by September 2012. It will include comparisons between city employee pay and private sector pay, a look at how the city could offer more performance-based pay, and a review of the city's compensation policies and structure. "The complete (employment) picture has changed in the last few years," said Elizabeth Gotelli, the city's human resources manager. A clearer picture will only make the city's compensation policies more realistic when compared with the private sector.
Jeers: To TriMet. Last month, a camera at the Expo Center station in north Portland caught a MAX train barreling through the station and striking a barrier at the end of the line, causing significant damage to the train. No one was injured, but damage to the train was estimated at more than $25,000. Word got around about the accident, but TriMet at first acknowledged only a "minor service disruption." When rumors of the accident video surfaced, a TriMet spokesman said it didn't exist, and that he didn't know of any accident. Finally, someone who had obtained a bootleg copy of the video posted it on the Internet. So did TriMet apologize for misleading the public? Not so much. In fact, it launched an investigation into a bus driver who put the video on his blog.
Cheers: To the Camas Fire Department, which has the best success rate for treating cardiac arrest patients among 11 emergency medical services agencies in the greater Portland area. Camas also placed fifth out of 102 EMS agencies in the United States, according to a clinical research group. Probably one of the key reasons Camas patients fare so well is that the agency was quick to adopt new CPR recommendations issued by the American Heart Association in 2010. The new guidelines call for chest compressions to be faster and deeper than before, stopping less to give rescue breathing. Clark County has about 300 cardiac arrest calls in a year. In about a third of those cases the emergency responders are able to re-establish a heart rhythm and transport the patient to a hospital.
Jeers: To Oregon public employee unions for suing to block release of public employee pension data. The public deserves to know what it is paying for, and to whom.
Correction: The Oregon Department of Transportation plans to erect 31 signs to replace fewer than half a dozen unofficial signs that were placed near the Interstate 5 Bridge. The unofficial signs will be removed during routine maintenance. The new signs have been approved and will be placed by the end of the year. A Jeer in the Nov. 5 Columbian contained incorrect information about the signs.


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Origins Clear Improvement
468 reviews
70% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$
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Price: $$$
Aqueous Infusions; Melilot (Melilotus Officinalis), Equisetum Arvense, Kaolin, Bentonite, Butylene Glycol, Montmorillonite, Polysorbate 20, PEG-100 Stearate, Activated Charcoal, Natural Xanthan Gum, Lecithin, PEG-150 Distearate, Propylene Glycol Stearate, Sorbitan Laurate, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol Laurate, Simethicone, Trisodium EDTA, Deydroacetic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben, Iron OxidesAge: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I found this mask to be ok. It work well enough for me. It was gentle enough that I could use it a few times a week but I prefer my clay masks to bit stronger. On that point I think it depends on what you are looking for. I found the packaging a bit hard to work with, it was hard to get the product out and it made a mess.
Overall the product itself wasn't bad but it isn't something I have to have. I have other masks I prefer. I think if you have sensitive skin that suffers from acne you may like this mask.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I've been using this mask weekly for about 3 months now i got the news about it from my girl friend who had told me about it. I've been pretty happy with it as the ingredients are very basic so i know nothing is harming my skin.
I love the texture of this mask and it dries quickly and washes off nice. It's really helped in getting rid of black heads on my nose and chin area.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Dry, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Black
I'm a mask junkie and this is one of my favorites. I bought it back when I had severely oily skin and now have extremely dry skin due to chronic medical conditions. I find it works equally well on either skin type, which I think can be rare. It is a thick mask, but it is smooth and easy to spread onto the face. I think this is best for decongesting the skin and cleaning the pores. You can feel a definite change in the skin after using this. The only problem I have is that it makes my skin burn, but I have very sensitive skin so I don't think everyone will have this problem. I like to wash this off with a sponge for maximum pore cleansing effect. But I think I would recommend this to everyone as I have a very difficult skin type (sensitive, dry) and it works for me so it should work for you!
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I love this mask. I've tried clay masked before, green, white, red, Egyptian. So when I heard about this mask I really didn't think it was going to do anything... the only thing that compelled me to buy it was the charcoal. I heard wonderful things about the drawing power of charcoal so I thought I'd try it. I paid about $25 at Sephora's First let me tell you about my skin. I had oily skin as a teenager and up to into my 50's and have been battling blackheads.. I tried everything out there. Probably spent a small fortune. But hope springs eternal. The first time I used the mask I noticed my pores seamed smaller. After the second time some of the blackheads were gone, yea! The third time, more are gone. It's dries a little, but I don't feel my skin is parched. I had used Paula Choice Skin Balancing Oil Reducing mask, but it's not as good as the Origins. I only use a little on my nose, I leave it on 15-20 minutes and rinse it off. I am truly amazed what this mask does...the best I've ever used. I gave the price 2 lippies because even at $25 you only use a little, it will last a long time.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this mask! I have an oily t zone and break out frequently. I use this mask immediately following a shower (the steam will open up pores and allow the mask to draw out impurities). I leave it on for about 15 mins - immediately after washing off, my face looks so smooth. The mask hasn't done much to shrink existing acne, but it does keep pimples from appearing. It goes on so smooth - feels so soothing. It is a clay mask, so it will feel tight and hardened as it dries (this is a good thing! it means the clay is deep cleansing). It is definitely pricey, however I would repurchase because it is worth the price.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Black
Holy cow does this mask really draw impurities out. I used this on cystic acne and it actually finally made it come to head hallelujah! After 3 days my cyst was almost completely flat, all that was pretty much left was the hyper pigmentation from the acne.
I would definitely purchase this again. However, be forewarned it accelerates the life span of acne and cysts, which is why things will pop up. I personally use this as a spot treatment and works heavenly.
Price it is a little on the pricey side; however, the packaging is done well so that this mask does not dry out fast. So the tube does last for a while.
I recommend buying the smaller sample size first, or getting a free sample and see if it works for you skin.
This a great mask for spot treating acne (coming from a very acne prone girl).
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Cool
Hair: Black, Other, Medium
Eyes: Black
If your skin responds to charcoal and/or oil absorbing clay masks, then I highly recommend you get this one because it's a good bang for you buck. I have combo skin with an oily t-zone with mild acne in the form of congested pores (nose, chin, and cheeks) and hormonal breakouts. This masks contain kaolin or fuller's earth which is the main ingredient in most clay masks that is responsible for drawing out oil- after the mask dries, you will see the spots where the oil has been drawn out because it's darker. This won't cure your acne, but really helps decongests skin and helps prevent future breakouts- I recommend about 1x per week or less, otherwise your skin might get dried out. I use mine regulalyr and each tube lasts probably 6 months to a year.
Here are the other oil absorbing masks I've tried but this one seems to be the best overall bang for my buck (I'd rather spend the serious cash on serums and night creams):
-I've tried the pure kaolin clay in the form of Fresh's umbrian clay bar and while that was more economical, it felt harsher/more drying and didn't have the additional benefits of charcoal.
-St. Helene's is super cheap but doesn't pack the punch
-glamglow is super expensive but kind of painful and while it does work well, it's not SO indispensable where I'm willing to shell out that kind of money regularly
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This product is too harsh for me... My entire face was red after using it. It's a shame because I was hoping for a deep pore-cleaning mask. I'm afraid it will upset my skin further, so I'll have to pass this along to someone else.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I first got a sample for it and tried it out for the first time EVER. I have oily skin but dry in the winter and I have to say the after rinsing off this mask it doesn't dry my face at all. MY FACE WAS SOOO SMOOOTH. Next morning my skin was soft and had nice glow. You do not need to apply a lot on just enough to cover the face enough (for me at least).
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
While this mask can be drying, it's incredibly effective to pull out excess oil and other impurities that are in the skin. I've been using this mask for almost 3 months now, and my skin has cleared up significantly after having a lot of blackheads and pimples come up to the surface (which is to be expected since the mask pulls stuff out, that's how charcoal works). I use this at least 1 time a week, and no more than 3 times, because otherwise I get really dried out. Definitely follow this with a moisturizer because it can be a little bit drying. Will be buying again.
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Crab and Shrimp Appetizer Balls
- 1 cup Rice Krispies cereal, crushed to 1/4 cup
- 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese
- 2 cups Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal
- 2 egg whites
- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
- 2 tablespoons light, reduced calorie mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped cilantro
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped green onions
- 1/4 teaspoon liquid pepper sauce
- 1/4 cup finely chopped celery
- 1 package (6 oz.) frozen crab, thawed, finely chopped
- 4 ounces cleaned, raw shrimp, finely chopped
- Vegetable cooking spray
- 6 tablespoons light, reduced calorie mayonnaise
- 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped cilantro
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped green onions
- 1/4 teaspoon liquid pepper sauce
Yield: about 36 appetizer balls. Combine the 1 cup crushed Rice Krispies. cereal and cheese. Set aside. In large mixing bowl, thoroughly combine remaining appetizer ingredients. Using level measuring-tablespoon, shape into balls. Coat balls in crushed cereal and cheese mixture. Place on baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Spray balls lightly with cooking spray. Bake at 350 F about 10 minutes or until lightly browned. Serve hot with sauce. To make sauce, thoroughly combine all sauce ingredients and store in refrigerator. Variation: Substitute 1 package (8 oz.) imitation king crabmeat for crab.
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Kristen McKain 2/14/2004 4:00:00 AM
cute image, Karen! #97321Mette Vendelboe Allison 2/14/2004 4:23:17 AM
This is a very good image, it's warm eventhough it's in b&w. Such a cute kitten! #375664Carolyn M. Fletcher 2/14/2004 5:27:49 AM
Very nice, Karen! #375703William C. Raco 2/14/2004 5:32:05 AM
Wonderful photo, Karen.bill #375709
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well deserved awards!!!!!! #376487Serena Pierce 2/14/2004 5:10:41 PM
I can see why! Great image!! #376630Peggy Wolff 2/14/2004 6:44:11 PM
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Beautiful shot Karen!! #386404Kristen McKain 3/19/2004 3:52:12 AM
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Congrats on making it to the finals! #431849Serena Pierce 3/19/2004 7:14:47 AM
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I can see why you have won numerous awards with this one. Congrats again. Good luck #434184Susana Matos 3/19/2004 2:47:32 PM
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A good photographer doesn't need to brag about their work...and in case you haven't heard...EVERYONE that enters a photo to the IAP/ISP is a finalist. #434871William C. Raco 3/19/2004 5:16:33 PM
That was an uncalled for remark, John.bill #434881
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Must have missed this ... Wonderful image, Karen!! I understand why it has won awards! Many congratulations and good luck! #435531Judith G. Secco 3/20/2004 6:59:10 AM
Yes, this is very deserving of all the awards you have won. Just wonderful. Congratulations, Karen!!Patrick Campbell 3/20/2004 9:06:38 AM
Congrats Karen, nice to see this one in the finalists group. I remember it well from last summer. #436453Mette Vendelboe Allison 3/20/2004 9:20:05 AM
I agree, Bill!! There is nothing wrong about being proud of your work and selling yourself well! Big congrats and good luck:-) #436470Karen M. Kroll 3/20/2004 4:32:04 PM
Thanks everyone for your very nice comments, even John's not so nice comment. What I have learned along the way to being a good photographer and artist, is that not everyone will like your work nor agree with what you say or do. Everyone has the right to feel & think the way they do. Everyone also has the right to promote/brag/show off/etc their work. For if we didn't, there would be many galleries that would not hold showings, book publishers that would not produce books, book stores that would never hold book signings, talk shows that would not have as many guests, less magazines on the news stands, less websites on the internet and less shows on tv, just to name a few ways that people self promote (aka "bragging") themselves.I sat in a conference today held by George Lepp, well known and respected "good" photographer. Those words left by John kept running through my head, "a good photographer doesn't need to brag about their work." I looked at the stage and as our host, Mr. Lepp, was talking and flipping through his brilliant pictures on the overhead, I also began to pan the room and notice that it was stuffed with books of pictures and instructional books, once again written by our host, and all I good think was, "a good photographer doesn't need to brag about his work?" And to think I paid to listen to this guy brag about his work? I then go home and log into BetterPhoto and see the Instructors brag about their work and share their knowledge to us other good photographers who also must be bragging about their work with their personal websites?
Yes, I did brag about my work because yes, I am a good photographer, a good artist and a good person who can recognize and appreciate others who share the same.
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YOU GO, GIRL! #438870Janice Forrest 3/23/2004 7:25:38 AM
Bravo! This is a beautiful shot. Congratulations on being in the finals. #442357This has won many awards, including Kodak, PetsMart, and a finalist in the International Amatuer Photography contests.
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Dowdy Ranch Visitor Center |
>> The Dowdy Visitor Center will open for the season on Saturday, May 2 << The Dowdy Ranch visitor center is situated in the southeast corner of Coe Park. It is accessible from Bell's Station on Highway 152. The Dowdy Ranch area (elevation 1,600 feet) includes a new visitor center, restrooms, drinking water, an equestrian staging area, shade ramadas, and picnic tables. There are great views looking east and north to the hills of the Diablo Range. The landscape looks almost exactly as it did when early explorers like Juan Bautista de Anza traversed it in 1775. The few signs of human presence in this remote and beautiful area are old ranch roads on the ridges and a scattering of stock ponds that were once used by the cattle that roamed these peaceful hills. Stock ponds in Coe Park and are now enjoyed by wildlife as well as hikers, backpackers, mountain bikers, and equestrians and their horses. There are several trails leading out of the Dowdy Ranch area and hikers, backpackers, mountain bikers, and equestrians can enjoy visiting the Pacheco Creek drainage, Burra Burra Peak, remote ponds, and even Coit and Mississippi lakes. Hikers, equestrians and backpackers can also explore the Orestimba Wilderness. Getting to know this remote area of the park will involve long hikes and rides with some steep elevation changes. Trails are often rough and signposting is limited, so visitors should plan to carry a park map (available for purchase in the visitor center), a compass, wear sturdy boots if walking, and carry lots of water, more water than you think you'll need, or a water purifying device, especially in warm weather. Hours of OperationThe Dowdy Ranch visitor center will be open for the 2015 season on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Friday operation time is noon to Sunset. On Saturdays and Sundays, the entrance gate at Bell's Station will be open from 8am to Sunset. All other days of the week Dowdy Ranch visitor center will be closed and the Bell's Station gate at Hwy 152 will be closed. The road to the Dowdy Ranch visitor center will only be open during operating hours. Any day use vehicles parked in the Dowdy parking lot after sunset can be ticketed and locked in overnight. Hours are subject to change based on staffing levels. Be aware this entrance is at the end of a 7 mile dirt road that can be closed if conditions are not safe for vehicle travel. For example, the road will be closed if there is significant rainfall within 2 days of opening. Check the Dowdy Status section on the right for the latest information. FeesWhen the Visitor Center is staffed, fees are collected at the registration counter. Otherwise, there is a fee collection station in front of the Visitor Center. See the Park Fees page on the California State Parks website for current fee information. Getting ThereDowdy Ranch is accessed from Bell's Station on Highway 152 Bell's Station on Highway 152 is located 6.5 miles east of the Highway 152/Highway 156 junction. If you're driving east from this junction, look for the unmarked left turn lane and indicate your intention to turn left well in advance. You'll first see a high rock outcrop on the south side of Highway 152, then the old white Bell's Station building on the north side of the highway. Move into the left turn lane and turn very carefully across oncoming westbound traffic. If you're traveling west from Interstate 5, the Bell's Station turnoff is approximately 22 miles from Interstate 5. Again, look for the old white Bell's Station building on the north side of Highway 152 and turn north at Bell's Station. If you miss the turn into Coe Park at Bell's Station traveling from either direction, proceed to the next safe place to turn around, which might be three or four miles. The distance from Bell's Station to the Dowdy Ranch visitor center is seven miles. The road is unpaved, quite rough in some areas, a somewhat steep climb in the lower reaches, and has many turns and bends. Drive slowly and enjoy the gorgeous views opening up on all sides. Beware of dust and slow down if a vehicle approaches from the opposite direction. The road is safe to drive in 2WD vehicles, but carry a spare tire and extra water just in case. Plan on 30 minutes each way for the trip. There is no parking along the road until you reach the Dowdy Ranch area. The speed limit is 25 mph. |
Updated: Friday, March 27
Dowdy Visitor Center will open on Saturday, May 2
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