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When I fill my monthly generic prescription for oxycodone, I sometimes get pills made by different manufacturers. It seems like some work better than others, same dose - same drug! Does anyone else have this experience?
Oxycodone - Is there a difference in manufactures of generic drugs?
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- 1 Jul 2013 by Anniebananie12
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- oxycodone, chronic pain, generic, prescription
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2 Jul 2013
Hi Anniebananie,
I don't feel any difference betwixt my generic oxycodone, but hang in there, others will agree with you I'm quite sure.
Do you've a preference of manufacturers? If so, talk to your pharmacist to see if they'll order your favourite just for you, it may work!
Best wishes to you,
Hi Lara!
Thanks for your speedy response! I've been given generic oxycodone from at least 3 different manufacturers. The ones I like the least are made by Qualitest Pharmaceuticals. It might be that there is no difference, and that's why I'm asking the question here. I don't want to complain to the pharmacist if it's all in my head! LOL!
I've already received one other answer to my question, so we'll see what others think...
Anyway, thanks again and enjoy the holiday (that is if you're a US citizen)!
2 Jul 2013
I read on WebMD recently, that manufacturers of generic drugs have to have the same "main ingredients" as Brand name. They can add coloring, or change size and shape, but, otherwise have to work like the Brand. I have been taking meds for over 28+ yrs and some Brands feel better, but, most generics work just fine. Generics have to pass same regulations that Brand names do. Basically there is very little difference, and from what I read, must "act" in the same manner. WebMd is a pretty good source of info. Look it up there if you can for more info. Its not as personal as this site, but, they do have updated info on most anything you can think of. I like it here best because not only do I get information, I get ideas, reactions, personal experience, and so far, the people are really nice and smart. Still, basic Information is good to have too. Ta ke care and be well as can be...
Hi ChelleKay!
Thanks for your response! I will take your suggestion and look this up on WebMD. I am familiar with their website, and I believe they have good information.
From the information you shared with me, it sounds like there is no difference between the different generic drugs. It could very well just be me!
Anyway, thanks again!
Annie, thanks for writing back. I am new here and still finding my way around. Will you add me as a friend?? I still haven't figured out how to do that 1st :-(
I wish you the best of luck, and by the way, I think some generics aren't as good either. Glad you were familiar with WebMD. They really do have good info, but certainly are missing on the personal touch. Be well...
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6 Mar 2014
I have this exact same problem! Most generic brands of the 5mg oxycodone cause me a lot of problems... mainly itching and sever heartburn... I asked my doctor about this and he explained that it' s most likely not the oxycodone in it but the inert added ingredients that these generic manufactures put in as filler. I also asked why I can not always get the brand that does not cause me any problems or side effects, I asked my regular pharmacist and was told that the "big box" store where I get my prescriptions filled, is constantly shopping around for the cheapest deal on the scripts that they carry! So far the worst brand I have found is Caraco.
It makes me as sick as a dog, but I have no choice but to take it, if I go to a different pharmacy, my doctor gets upset and threatens to dump me as a patient! Also some of the cheaper generic brands use a whole lot of extra inert fillers, to make their product cheaper therefore the pharmacies will buy from them more often, even though the drugs are supposed to be identical... we all know they are not! And no, this brand does not work as well as some others do, all drugs are not created equal!
I have the same problem! Trust me we are not alone. I know people personally and have talked to others in my pain management waiting room who have the same problem. Two out of the three generic manufacturers that I have used are just fine, but that third brand doesn't work as well and runs out sooner. I have also talked to a couple pharmacy workers about this and they told me that it is not on my head that they have had several people say the same thing.
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Eating 100% green
I hope you have watched all those awesome videos in TED about what's wrong about our food and about leafy green vegetables.
I have been eating one meal everyday comprising of raw food for a year now. It's not completely vegetables and fruits, I have tried eating raw fish too. I have developed eating raw eggs, in fact that goes really nice with milk.
I think Steve Jones, the famous geneticist from UK commented somewhere about humans not surviving more than 3 weeks on raw food alone. He made an off-hand remark that we, humans, have evolved with an external stomach - a frying pan.
I wish to test my idea of living on 100% raw food. By living I mean healthy, disease free and longer life. By raw food I mean food not cooked over stove. It can be marinated, mixed, garnished with other raw ingredients. No frying, steaming or sauteing. The idea is supplying little or no heat to the raw ingredients.
If done, this can help in reducing expenditure in energy, which I presume is considerable fraction of a household budget.
Do you think this is possible? Do you have any suggestion on reducing the risk of E-coli ingestion through raw food? Or better still, can you propose a sample daily menu for home comprising of 100% raw food?
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Jul 21 2013: Hello Pabitra,
You told me you were going to start this conversation, and I just discovered it!
I believe we can survive with a diet of raw foods, and I like everything in moderation! I eat lots of raw vegetables out of the garden in the summer, and also often steam, or stir fry vegetables, which does not cause them to lose as many nutrients as fully cooking them.
I eat more cooked foods like soups, stews, etc. made from frozen garden vegetables, in the winter, when the wood cook stove is going.
I feel like I am fulfilling your idea of eating raw, healthy foods AND cooking on a stove that also heats the house, thereby reducing energy use:>)
To reduce the risk of E-coli, I suggest growing your own food, which I know you have begun to do Pabitra:>)
Daily menu?
I usually start the morning with a quart of smoothie....yogurt, various fruits (often seasonal), ground flax seed, fresh mint, lemon balm, red clover when blossoming in the garden (I also freeze red clover for later when it stops blossoming).
I suggest using everything that is available in the garden (veggies and herbs) for a HUGE salad, with olive oil, vinegar and fresh herb and garlic dressing. I honestly don't like raw fish or eggs, so I might add a little cooked fish, cooked egg or cheese to the vegetable mix.
For a change, you can take most of the same vegetables and make a stir fry, (which only uses a couple minutes of energy) and serve over noodles or rice. When I do stir fry, I make a big batch that can be used in wraps, as well as with noodles or rice, or, as a side dish with meat or fish:>)
Jul 23 2013: AWWW thanks Pabitra:>)
I agree that it is mouth watering, and after writing it, I was hungry, so I made a huge salad and sat on the porch with a glass of wine....enjoying:>)
Another thing I do, is eat when I'm hungry rather than at a scheduled time. Some nutritionists and doctors say that it is better to eat on schedule every day, and some say it is better to eat when hungry. I prefer eating when hungry, so that is what I do:>) I usually have one "meal" in mid afternoon, and "graze" the rest of the day.....veggies with hummus (which I make), cheese and crackers, nuts, fruit, etc.
Jul 23 2013: I follow a schedule but it is such that I feel a little hungry before each meal. My principal meal is the breakfast which I take at 8 in the morning on workdays and 8.30 on holidays. I like my breakfast a little on the heavier side, fresh bread, hand made rotis with multigrain wheat flour, fresh salad, egg-white and milk and an apple or a banana. I indulge in English breakfast on holidays - toast and butter with fresh salami with lots of homegrown lettuce complete with a glass of fruit juice.
My lunch is a spartan affair on workdays, mostly vegetarian meal but on saturdays and sundays I still enjoy cooking fish, these days mostly grilled or baked.
Dinner is over by 8 PM and its even lighter, veg soup and two rotis.
I have given up red meat.
I drink wine rarely. My favorite drink is Jack Daniels Old no. 7 black label - one large peg before 10 PM in my study.
Mike may think that it will be impossible for me to live on 100% green :)
Jul 24 2013: Of course it's not. That's why I am still not on a 100% green diet :)
But I try to use traditional knowledge (borrowed from my mom) and websites like this http://www.rawmazing.com/ to keep on experimenting. I tried home made granola type bread but with little success.
Jul 24 2013: Pabitra,
Generally, some kind of schedule is needed when we work, and share the living space with other people. When I was working, and the kids were home, we had more scheduled times for meals, because I had to know when to prepare a meal, and everybody had to know the approximate time of eating the meal. A work or school situation usually does not provide the opportunity to visit the kitchen every time we are hungry. I think it's important for us to explore what works for us and what feels like the healthiest choice at any given time.
I find healthy choices are important no matter what our schedule is. People sometimes say it is easier to grab prepared foods when we are on the run. I think it is just as easy to grab a piece of fruit, nuts, carrots (which I almost always have cut up in the frig in little packages), etc.
My biking group often stops on the trail somewhere for lunch, and that is fun sometimes, however, I found it to be more comfortable eating a little bit every time we stop, rather than sitting down for a big lunch. So, I pack my bike pack with a couple pieces of fruit, sometimes, carrots, cheese nuts, and a hummus sandwich. Variety is the spice of life!
Jul 24 2013: Oh Pabitra! It is yummy, nutritious, and very simple to make!
Here is a basic recipe given to me by a friend, and I alter it quite a bit!
1 large onion
1-2 cloves garlic (I use way more than that because I love garlic)
1 tablespoon oil (prefer olive oil)
2 cups cooked chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1/2 cup fresh lemon juice (I use whole peeled lemons and more than is called for)
1 tablespoon soy sauce (I use more soy and no other salt)
salt to taste
1/4 cup tahini (sesame paste)
1/2 cup sesame seeds, toasted and ground (I don't usually toast them...it's an extra step)
Blend all ingredients, serve with pita, dip for vegetables, spread on sandwiches, bagels, etc.
Sometimes, I don't have tahini, so I use more ground sesame seeds....sometimes I don't have seeds....use more tahini. As long as you use most of the basic ingredients, you can play with taste and consistency. It freezes really well, so I usually make a HUGE batch, and freeze some in small containers. Always have some available in the frig. for dipping vegetables, pita, crackers, making sandwiches (I usually add cucumber, avocado or red pepper slices and/or lettuce), etc........have fun, and I'm anxious to hear about your experiment:>)
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Polish porn actress, Violet Kowal claims she had an affair with Mel Gibson while his ex-girlfriend, Oksana Grigorieva was pregnant with their daughter. Kowal took and passed a lie detator test as reports by the National Enquirer. Say it isn't so!
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Kowal, 26, claims she and Gibson had steamy sex while his ex, Grigorieva was pregnant.
Huffington Post reports Kowal told the Enquirer "Mel's breakup with Oksana doesn't surprise me at all,"
Violet says she had steamy sex with Mel eight times at his compound in Malibu and Santa Monica office in 2009.
"Mel's great in bed! It was the best sex I've ever had!"
Mel's rep called the story an "absurd fabrication."
Gibson and his Russian ex-girlfriend, Grigorieva have a baby daughter, Lucia born last October. The pair was posing happily together just this March on the red carpets and weeks later in April, they suddenly split up. Grigorieva did say that the split was sudden and we will find out everything quite soon as she didn't want to disclose the reason behind their split.
Gibson and his estranged wife Robyn announced their split in April 2009 shortly after Oksana's pregnancy was revealed. Mel and Robyn were married for 29 years and they have seven children together.
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On September 9, 2012 the FUMC Church Conference voted to continue ministry at the Christian Center. The approved motion also included hiring a full-time staff person to serve as youth director and coordinator for outreach ministries at the Christian Center.
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What's on in Singapore in September 2012
Proof that Singapore offers something for everyone, events on the calendar for September 2012 range from a race of the world's fastest cars to a centuries-old Chinese harvest festival. Here are the highlights of the best events throughout the month.
It's no secret that Singapore is obsessed with technology, and half the city will be at COMEX IT Expo at Suntec City from September 1 to 4 to test drive the latest tablets and smartphones. Admission is free, but you'll probably want to bring your credit card as some great deals will be found.
Normally Singapore is too straight-laced to allow street performers, but an exception is made for the Sentosa Buskers Festival from September 1 to 8. Head down to the beach and enjoy free family-friendly entertainment by clowns, comedians and circus performers from across the globe. All money raised by the performances will be donated to charity.
Of course, the biggest event of the month is the Formula One Night Race which turns downtown Singapore into a street circuit from September 21 to 23. Even if you're not into the fast cars, the nightly concerts after the races feature some all-star names including Katy Perry, Maroon 5 and Jay Chou. Tickets are available via www.singaporegp.sg/ and start from S$293 for a three-day pass.
If you're interested in Singapore's cultural offerings, visit the Chinatown area from September 15 to October 14, 2012, to experience the Mid-Autumn festival. In celebration of this traditional harvest festival, Chinatown is filled with colourful paper lanterns and stalls selling festive treats like mooncakes. There will also be family-friendly entertainment like a lantern decorating competition and traditional Chinese dance troupes. Visit chinatownfestivals.sg/ for the festival schedule.
Two exhibits are worth checking out in September at the ArtScience Museum. On until September 30, Harry Potter: The Exhibition allows fans of the series to explore Hogwarts and see props from the film like Harry's wand. On until October 21, Andy Warhol 15 Minutes Eternal features some of the pop artist's most iconic pieces, including the Campbell's soup can. Admission to both exhibits costs S$28.
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It would be a more specific look at something, rather than Patch X.Y, but I'd really enjoy reading about the mount questlines for locks and pallies. In BC, I'd take locks through DM myself, so that they could save the 700g or so on the Scroll and Jar (which still sit in my bank, along with a soul shard, a spellstone, and a firestone. Come get em, Bliz.).
I did the pally version with my buddy once and found that cool as well.
>Come get em, Bliz.
Don't say that, because they've deleted other cool but obsolete stuff before.
(I still have mine as well)
I wish they kept one server up for historical purposes that would be stuck on Classic Wow, so those of us who came later could get to do the whole AQ chain if we wanted. (That and wallhack, but shhh, don't tell anyone, we don't exist any more)
I still have those too. Ah, memories....
Eugh. Frikin 700g questline, damnit... Still a hell of a lot of fun to finally finish, though :D
That was the thing about it: The quest was long, ardous, expensive, and, at points, obnoxious, but at the end you got a freakin flaming demon-horse. Now you go to your class trainer and get your warlock class mount. Somehow, taking the quest away also made the mount that much less badass. Oh well. I still love that thing.
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What if the world was undeniably coming to an end? How would people react? The aptly titled comic The End explores this through a series of vignettes that range from the truly dark to the bittersweet. Written by Shawn Murphy and drawn by various artists, The End examines how people would react to the world's impending demise at the hands of a rapidly approaching meteor storm.
Both issues of The End consist of two stories of various lengths and examine a host of characters, from an unhappy telemarketer with a violent streak to a boy trying to dealing with his adolescent feelings for girls at the end of the world. While all four stories exist in a common world, they could not be more different. Id is a violent, dark story, while Crush is cute and innocent. It's a testament to Murphy's writing skills that each story has entirely different tones and themes, and all four protagonists have a distinct and unique voice.
The best of the four short stories in The End is Ladder, illustrated by Rand Arrington. Ladder focuses on Lester, a successful businessman who decides to spend his last week with his wife, with whom he is deeply in love. Of all the characters featured in The End, Lester is the most well-rounded and real. In eleven pages, readers form a connection with his character and are touched by the surprise his wife shares at the end of the book. Both my wife and I enjoyed the story, which also features the strongest art in the book. The other three stories range from fun to forgettable, but Ladder is an authentic gem with heartfelt emotion.
If you want to give The End a try, you can pick it up on Shawn's site. Ladder is featured in issue two. I look forward to seeing what else Murphy has to offer and hope that this is the first of many successful comics written by Murphy.
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Football supporters are a loyal and superstitious bunch, often travelling the length of the country and further afield.
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Malala Yousafzai has made a number of headlines in the past few weeks: Nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, addressing the UN on the occasion of "Malala Day" dedicated to youth education, meeting with the Obamas in the Oval Office, chatting with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace, speaking at the World Bank's "International Day of the Girl," and receiving the honorary Canadian citizenship. In case you missed it, even The ...Keep Reading »
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Hello my fellow bloggers. I want to send oodles of appreciation to you for all that you do. Truly, this awakening of Patriotic American Spirit, as shown at Tea Parties and Town Hall Meetings can be laid in large part at your doorstep. WELL DONE!!!
Here are some examples of fine blogging that I have seen around the internet recently:
Nickie Goomba at Goomba News Network lets us know he is off to Sacramento for today's Tea Party Patriot's March on Sacramento. This event is of special note because it kicks off the cross-country tour of the Tea Party Express, a 7000 mile bus journey of patriots en route to Washington D.C. for the massive march there on September 12, 2009. Be sure and read as many of Nickie's other posts as you can. He writes in satire, mostly, and will have you ROFLMAO, also known as rolling on the floor injuring some part of your body, as you read his material. First rate blog.
M Conservative Operative runs the Officer Meeks video, and points out that the MSM is silent once more. Sigh. Journalism is dead, one of her commenters opines.
Just A Conservative Girl blogged about her own real life adventure attending her latest town hall meeting. Don't underestimate this girl. Her local reps are beginning to recognize her on sight.
Cbullit at Soylent Green also writes about the Meeks story, but embellishes the offending poster in a nicely creative way. And he also creates a Race Card. This is a new form of identification that can be used at some check out counters.
CI-Roller Dude wrote about how useless California gun control laws are. He is a CA peace officer, so he should know. "When you look at the states that have laws that allow good citizens the "right to carry," they have lower incidents of assault and other felonies. A... bad guy is afraid to attack somebody who he thinks might shoot him. Remember, they're cowards."
Bungalow Bill at Bungalow Bill's Conservative Wisdom writes that Obama's internet power grab S733 will hurt the economy in a major way, if Obama declares an emergency and shuts down the internet. Much commerce and banking will stop.
LL at Virtual Mirage reminds us that Government never makes anything more efficient and never saves money. Government health care is health care with IRS compassion and Post Office efficiency.
Gateway Pundit pointed out that waterboarding not only worked, it was a great success. Gateway Pundit is a source of late breaking news and has many intelligent and dedicated commenters.
There are some bloggers out there, who are doing a wonderful job in the "fray". Notably, Teresamerica, The Conservative Lady, Amusing Bunni, and Soloman,
And please click on any tempting headlines you read on the blogrolls to the left side. I update the blogrolls regularly, and these are all top bloggers. You won't be disappointed.


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Sunday ambrosia … Mirrors: Stories of Almost Everyone by Eduardo Galeano
Boléro ~ Sylvie Guillem
Lunar Baedeker
A silver Lucifer
cocaine in cornucopia
To some somnambulists
of adolescent thighs
in satirical draperies
Peris in livery
for posthumous parvenues
Delirious Avenues
with the chandelier souls
of infusoria
from Pharoah's tombstones
to mercurial doomsdays
Odious oasis
in furrowed phosphorous—-
the eye-white sky-light
white-light district
of lunar lusts
—-Stellectric signs
"Wing shows on Starway"
"Zodiac carrousel"
of ecstatic dust
and ashes whirl
from hallucinatory citadels
of shattered glass
into evacuate craters
A flock of dreams
browse on Necropolis
From the shores
of oval oceans
in the oxidized Orient
Onyx-eyed Odalisques
and ornithologists
the flight
of Eros obsolete
And "Immortality"
in the museums of the moon
"Nocturnal cyclops"
"Crystal concubine"
Pocked with personification
the fossil virgin of the skies
waxes and wanes——
~ Mina Loy
Painting: Reflejo lunar (Lunar reflection) by Remedios Varo ᔥ wiki
Because no one has more thirst for earth, for blood, and for ferocious sexuality than the creatures who inhabit cold mirrors.
~ Alejandra Pizarnik, 29 April 1936 - 25 September 1972
Sunday ambrosia … Cultural Amnesia: Necessary Memories From History and the Arts by Clive James
Now I know what loneliness is, I think. Momentary loneliness, anyway. It comes from a vague core of the self - - like a disease of the blood, dispersed throughout the body so that one cannot locate the matrix, the spot of contagion.
~ Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath, p 29
The expense of spirit in a waste of shame
Is lust in action; and till action, lust
Is perjured, murderous, bloody, full of blame,
Savage, extreme, rude, cruel, not to trust,
Enjoy'd no sooner but despised straight,
Past reason hunted, and no sooner had
Past reason hated, as a swallow'd bait
On purpose laid to make the taker mad;
Mad in pursuit and in possession so;
Had, having, and in quest to have, extreme;
A bliss in proof, and proved, a very woe;
Before, a joy proposed; behind, a dream.
All this the world well knows; yet none knows well
To shun the heaven that leads men to this hell.
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Sunday ambrosia … Van Gogh: The Life by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith
Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald - Dream A Little Dream Of Me ᔥ Luis Eduardo
The past only comes back when the present runs so smoothly that it is like the sliding surface of a deep river. Then one sees through the surface to the depths. In those moments I find one of my greatest satisfactions, not that I am thinking of the past; but it is then that I am living most fully in the present.
~ Virginia Woolf, A Sketch of the Past
Prayers for the victims of the Boston Bombings and for all Bostonians.
Mahler Symphony #9, 4th movement, performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Georg Solti (1 of 2) and 2 of 2


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Thank you so much for the picture of Catherine's headstone.
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Thank you for this entry. Sally is my third great grandmother, and I'm happy to know where she is buried. My mother was Shanks, granddaughter of Nancy Flournoy and Doc Micajah Pendleton. Are you related to Carter and Rachael Keel? If so, I guess we're cousins. I'm just getting into this research, and have had a hard time tracking Sally down. Thanks again.
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Russian Dolls: On Location With Keira, Cara, And Anna Karenina's Hair And Makeup Designer
Much talk has already swirled around the latest film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina—the casting of Keira Knightley as the troubled heroine, the feather and fur-trimmed costumes, the lavish strings of Chanel jewels worn on screen. It's all very fitting for a story that involves much gossip and eyebrow-raising among the Russian high society in the 19th century, which is when the epic story is set. The film stays true to the original novel, depicting the title character (Knightley) as the virtuous wife of a high-ranking government official (Jude Law). A fated train ride throws her life in turmoil, as she locks eyes with the dashing cavalry officer Vronsky (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), and is drawn into a disastrous affair that plays out before the watchful gazes of Anna's friends (Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery) and foes (British model-of-the-moment Cara Delevingne). With all that drama in the background, it's no wonder hair and makeup designer Ivana Primorac chose to keep faces relatively simple—with just a touch of shading on the skin, eyes, and lips—complemented by strands that appear loose and unfettered at times. The subtle nuances of social order can be decoded in every flick of an eyelash and turn of a curl, however. Here, Primorac talks with Style.com ahead of the film's U.S. premiere next month about brows that are built one hair at a time, the perils of frozen skin, and how to recognize a rival by the tone of her blush.—Kari Molvar
You've worked on many period films in the past, but how did you research this particular film?
"It's set in 1874, when photography was just developing, so we had a lot of visual references to go by. We looked at photographs by Karl Bulla, Alexander Drankov, and Vladimir Shukhov, and paintings by Franz Xaver Winterhalter—he was an artist who painted hair and faces in a particularly realistic way. We also looked at the photographs from the Maly Theatre in Moscow and the Bolshoi Theatre to help inspire us since the whole film is actually set in an old Russian theater."
What was your inspiration for the makeup?
"Russian women didn't wear much makeup then, so we wanted to go for a natural look. Still, Keira has a lot of makeup on, even though she doesn't look 'made up.' I focused on making her skin slightly darker and more olive-toned since there was an Asian and Mongolian influence in Russia, by applying Chanel's Le Blanc primer and Chanel Vitalumière foundations. On her eyes, I used Chanel's Le Crayon Kohl pencil in Ambre, which really lends itself to a period film because it has this reddish pigment that looks like skin just a bit darker on camera. I shaded the kohl from the inner corners, near the tear duct, to the outer corners to give her eyes an almond shape that focuses her whole face. And for the brows, we actually placed real hairs under Keira's arch and toward the tip to get a full, dramatic look."
I heard that director Joe Wright, he of Brad Pitt's Chanel No.5 commercial fame, wanted Keira's curls to be unlike any other female character's in the film. How so?
"Her character was supposed to have naturally curly hair, and there had to be a certain wildness to it. It's not a very set curl, but one that's untamed. Vronsky is the only other character whose hair also has this wildness to it, which you notice when they end up making love and their heads are together on the pillow."
Swoon. Were any other beauty details customized to Keira?
"Yes, we'd worked with Keira before, so we knew her proportions and frame well and designed hairstyles that would show off her shoulders and skin. Since there were many wonderful textures in the clothing, along with veils and feathers going on, we decided that her updos should match the period but also be slightly modern and looser, a bit more free-flowing and soft."
Cara Delevingne plays a princess who Anna believes is her rival. How did you make her look the part?
"This was Cara's first film and she was an absolute joy to work with. Her part is small but very important. She's the catalyst for making Anna slightly mad and jealous. So we wanted to make her very beautiful with a fresh, young look. I used these beautiful Armani blushes, which were key for enhancing the peachiness of her skin, and Chanel Vitalumière Aqua foundation since she was quite tan at the time of filming and we had to make her look paler, very porcelainlike. She has fantastic eyebrows already so we left those alone and then piled about four kilos of hair on her head!"
Michelle Dockery also plays a pivotal role as a friend to Anna when society shuns her. How did her look convey her social standing?
"Michelle has a very versatile face, and she's able to convey the emotion and embarrassment Anna feels when they're at the opera. With that in mind, we made her traditional and conservative with pale skin, less stylized makeup, and hairstyles that were shaped closer to her head and less flamboyant, without ringlets."
Sounds easier that I'm sure it probably was. What was the biggest beauty challenge of working on the film?
"There was so much makeup going on in the film, but it couldn't look like a lot. That's a very fine line. We also had different lighting setups depending on if we were shooting in the theater or outdoors in Russia in minus 40-degree weather when everyone's skin was freezing. But I loved doing this film because Joe [Wright] is incredibly visual—he's into every eyebrow, eyelash, and skin tone—so there was no limit to the ideas we could put into action to portray Anna's transformation."
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Ways to find out whether engines see the same site you do.
Webmaster tools and third-party applications are generally a great way to get accurate search engine diagnostics, but sometimes simpler is better. Today, some quick diagnostic advice to help you efficiently pinpoint issues that may affect your organic search performance. You don't need any expensive tools, and you don't need to download any software. All you need is an Internet connection and a browser.
The Versatile "Site:" Operator
Indexing is one of the first big search engine obstacles to overcome. After all, your indexed pages may or may not rank and drive search traffic, but your unindexed pages absolutely won't rank. Most people know that to view the number of site pages indexed by the engines you use this query in the search box: site:www.yourdomain.com, such as site:www.clickz.com.
But here's an important caveat about this powerful operator. If your site contains 5,500 pages and a site: query shows that Google or Yahoo has indexed 5,500 pages, you can be happy, but only for a few seconds. The 5,500 pages on your site and the 5,500 pages indexed might not be the same 5,500 pages.
We recently helped a site clean up some canonical issues in which four different versions of the home page had been crawled and indexed. This won't break a site, but it's a housekeeping issue that tops my list of items that can nickel-and-dime your site's authority away.
It's a good idea to use the site: operator both with and without the "www" prefix in the query string. Typically, this will tell you the extent to which engines have indexed non-www pages, which can tip you off to canonical issues on your site. If site:www.yourdomain.com and site:yourdomain.com show significantly different numbers, you know that some non-www links are probably leaking out and resulting in several non-www pages being crawled.
This query: site:yourdomain.com -inurl:www will show you the subset of indexed pages on your site that don't have "www" in their URLs. If you have multiple subdomains on your site, this becomes slightly trickier to diagnose. For example, if you have subdomains called "www," "blog," and "clients," you'll need to add those subdomains to the preceding query to find canonical issues: site:yourdomain.com -inurl:www -inurl:blog -inurl:clients.
Currently, both the site: and inurl: operators work in Google, Yahoo, and Live Search. Depending on your exact query at Yahoo, the engine might redirect you to Yahoo Site Explorer, but it will still show you the answer to your query.
Narrowing the Scope of the Site: Operator
If the site: operator shows that 9 million of your site's pages are indexed, Google will give you the 9 million figure but will show you only 1,000 specific URLs. To see deeper into specific parts of your site, you need to tell engines exactly which part of the site you're trying to examine. To do this, you have a few options.
If the pages are all within a specific folder on the site, you can simply add the folder name to the site: operator. For example, if you have a section on your site called /services/ with a series of pages within that folder, this query will show how many of those pages are indexed: site:www.yourdomain.com/services/.
Using this method is more reliable than a query like site:www.yourdomain.com inurl:services, because the latter will show URLs in which "services" appears anywhere in the URL. Contrast the results of these two queries to see the major difference: site:www.amazon.com/review and site:www.amazon.com inurl:review.
A reader recently contacted me, saying that her ability to use the cache: operator at Google was frequently thwarted by a 403 error, which stated that her query looked either automated or spy/malware-related.
Know that if this happens to you, it should reset itself within a few hours -- typically no more than 12. But if it remains constant, someone on your IP address (i.e., at your company) might be running a tool that sends automated queries to Google. If this is the case, get them to stop (or outsource the reports), since they're hindering your ability to get actual, helpful data.
The site: operator is one I use dozens of times each day. In part two, I explain how to use additional powerful operators to diagnose search engine issues, including variations of the cache: operator, which can show you your pages exactly the way engines view them.
Today's column originally ran on July 23, 2008.
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Valdsota - South Georgia's severe drought and massive wildfires will not cancel Lowndes County's fourth of July festivities.
The Valdosta fire department says the shows should go on.
Fireworks will be seen in the Valdosta skies but with most vegetation still tinder dry, multiple agencies will be working to assure those fireworks don't spark a fire. "This year, with people that we have here, we'll probably be using the county if we need them to put some people on the trees lines and that sort of thing," says Valdosta Fire Marshall James Williams.
Firefighters say anyone planning to use smaller fireworks and sparklers need to use extreme caution and monitor all firework activity to keep from sparking a blaze.
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Halloween this year wasn't a total wash. I held out hope that the rain wouldn't come till after 8pm. I even put on a huge pot of homemade chili for an easy meal so much effort wouldn't have to go into dinner after getting back from trick-or treating. Since the trick-or-treating never happened, we still had fun, and managed to stay dry while doing so. The kids dressed up and trick-or-treated around the house. We passed out candy to the trick-or-treaters that were allowed to venture out in the … [Read more...]
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I ADORE Halloween, always have. I especially love kid-friendly Halloween crafts. I've complied a list of my favorite Halloween crafts. Hope you and your family enjoy them. Halloween monster cups from FormulaMom.com Adorable no-carve mini pumpkin monsters from APopofPretty.com Five little pumpkins finger puppets from Two-Daloo.com Mickey's Paper Bag Scarecrow from BatonRougeMoms.com Recycled crayon craft from FabulousMomBlog.com Candy corn candles from … [Read more...]
We are offering the little trick-or-treaters YumEarth organic candies and snacks this Halloween
Halloween is right around the corner. Are you ready? We haven't even picked out costumes yet. Not too sure what the children are dressing up as, but there is one thing I'm sure of. We are saying no to artificial dyes and flavor this Halloween. Instead we are offering the little trick-or-treaters c/o YumEarth organic candies and snacks. Keep reading, one luck Fabulous Mom Blog reader will win 2 bags of yummy organic lollipops. We've been enjoying YumEarth Organics for a few years now. My … [Read more...]
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Check out these free FRANKENWEENIE inspired pumpkin carving cutouts for you and your family to enjoy this Halloween season. I was at the world premiere of Frankenweenie and thought it was amazing, here's my review if you want to see what I thought about it. Are your kids crazy for FRANKENWEENIE? If they are they will love using these FREE pumpkin carving cutouts. Sparky Go Batty Super Cute Spider FRANKENWEENIE is now playing in theatres everywhere! So go see it. Click each image … [Read more...]
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I absolutely love Dia de los Muertos make-up. I want to wear it one year for Halloween. It looks so beautiful and I love the bright colors, it really makes a statement. I want to do something like this for Halloween this year but I'm afraid it will scare the hell out of the kids. photo source Peter Holliday … [Read more...]
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What do you do with your pumpkin guts?? If you just toss them consider making a delicious snack instead. Every year we save the pumpkin guts and make homemade baked pumpkin seeds. My husband loves eating them. Here is a super simple way to make your own! Believe me, your homemade seeds will taste much better than the store-bought. Preheat oven to 350°F separate seeds from fibers wash seeds, drain then place on a paper towel coat 1 1/2 cup seeds with vegetable oil (just a very light … [Read more...]
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Intense tannic structure and color of purple-black intensity. Fresh scented aromas of violets and mint. there is a complex palate of weighty and spicy tannins and combined with blackberry and blackcurrant fruit.
"The inaugural The Stone Terraces comes from two 18th century schist stone terraces in Quinta dos Malvedos, one 1.6 hectares and the other 0.6 hectares, whose exposure and soil have made them stand out over the years. Finally, in 2011 they were picked together and fermented in one lagar that yielded just four pipes. It has startling clarity and minerality on the nose, one of those young Ports where the spirit is so pure that it is difficult to distinguish from an unfortified wine! The palate is silky smooth and slightly honeyed on the entry, leading to a very harmonious, svelte, sensual Vintage Port with copious pure blackberry, cassis and mineral notes that build wonderfully towards the finish.
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"A very aromatic wine, with violet perfumes, this is attractive and obviously ageworthy. The wine has the richness and tannic structure necessary, while showing an open, accessible character. The acidity shows strongly at the end. Produced from old vineyards at Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos, it has magnificent long-term potential."
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Port Wine
Port is a fortified wine that is made by adding brandy during fermentation. The addition of spirits kills the yeasts,
which in turn halts the fermentation process. This results in a wine both sweet and high in alcohol. Named for its
home city Oporto, true Port must come from the designated area. The grapes used are a blend,, but the favored grape
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