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Here are two web sites pertaining mainly to families of western Pennsylvania. Both are recently updated from my 1999 book: Clifford, H. F.: The Oil Creek Flemings of Venango County, Pennsylvania, with related families. One web site <http://www.fleming.oilcreekgenealogy.net/> deals with the surname Fleming, starting with John and Sarah (Reed) Fleming of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, and follows the descendants of their six sons (Andrew, Daniel, Samuel, James, Edward and Ezekiel) through several generations. Many of the Fleming sons' descendants were located in Venango County, Pennsylvania. The web site includes a section on "Oil and our Oil Creek ancestors."
The other web site <http://www.mcclint.oilcreekgenealogy.net/> deals with the related families McClintocks and Culbertsons, starting with the known founders in eastern Pennsylvania, Francis McClintock and Patrick Culbertson. Many of their descendants located in Venango and Crawford Counties, Pennsylvania, especially descendants of brothers Hamilton and Francis McClintock of Cornplanter Township, Venango County, and Robert and Jane (Culbertson) McFate of Venango and Crawford Counties, Pennsylvania.
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John Reith is a "California Distinguished School" striving for excellence through the continual education of our staff, students, parents, and community.
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The public gathered together on Saturday, November 1st, 2014 at the Salvation Army Gymnasium in Shelbyville to paint sections of the mural that had been outlined and numbered by Big Car out of Indianapolis. The design had been worked on for several months in partnership with the Mainstreet Organization. The mural sections were placed on […]Full Story »
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Gene Bolis
Anyone who sees Gene Bolis pumping gas for his customers at Mystic Gas Service in Exeter while working his twelve hour day would never guess all that the 66 year old has gone through within the past three years. Gene, who owns and operates the station, exhibits strength and determination after having been diagnosed with multiple myeloma in the summer of 2011.
Multiple myeloma is a type of cancer that affects plasma cells. Plasma cells are the white blood cells that make antibodies. Multiple myeloma causes groups of abnormal plasma cells to accumulate in the bones, which can lead to the development of bone lesions. Abnormal plasma cells can also congregate in the bone marrow. Since bone marrow is the source of your body's blood cells, this interferes with the production of blood cells.
"I never heard of multiple myeloma until I got it," said Gene. "It affects your bones, your immune system and your kidneys. I actually shrunk three inches. It really did a job on my bones. I had back pain, but with the warmer weather now, I feel much better."
Gene first experienced severe back pain in the spring of 2011. His pain continued for months, even after he visited a chiropractor. Then, after developing pneumonia, Gene saw his regular practitioner, Dr. James Bruno, of Pittston Medical Associates, who ran x-rays in order to examine Gene's lungs. After tests revealed that Gene's spine was filled with numerous fractures, additional tests were performed. Results showed a high protein count in Gene's blood, and he was referred to Dr. David Greenwald at Medical Oncology Associates. After more intensive blood work, it was determined that Gene had multiple myeloma.
"I was immediately put on chemotherapy," said Gene. "My protein count started dropping, which is a good thing, and was getting back to normal after the chemo. The life expectancy is four years. It's a slow-moving cancer, but if you get a stem cell transplant, you can extend your life. After the chemo, they referred me to Hershey."
A stem cell transplant is the infusion, or injection, of healthy stem cells into your body to replace damaged or diseased stem cells. A stem cell transplant can help your body make enough healthy white blood cells, red blood cells or platelets.
Gene saw Dr. Giampaolo Talamo at Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute to determine whether or not he would qualify for a stem cell transplant. Extensive tests concluded that Gene was a perfect candidate.
"First, to harvest stem cells, it's like a transfusion," explained Gene. "It lasts many hours. Dr. Talamo wanted to get enough stem cells for two procedures, in case the cancer ever comes back again. The first day they didn't get enough, and the doctors said they would keep me there and keep trying. They kept me there longer than normal until they got enough stem cells for two procedures."
"They performed the procedure on me on January 8, 2012," stated Gene. "In the procedure, they give you a shot of chemo that is so potent that it wipes out your complete immune system. That's the part when you could die because you have no immune system left whatsoever. They have to redo all of your immunizations from childhood. Then, the very next day, they start putting the healthy stem cells in. They monitored me, and every day you could see the white cells and the red cells come up, and by the seventh day you see you are coming to life again."
Throughout Gene's hospitalization in Hershey, he stayed at the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge, a facility on the hospital grounds that houses patients and protects them from contracting diseases, which could prove fatal. Here, Gene established immediate bonds with other patients who were going through similar cancer experiences. The Lodge's upbeat, friendly atmosphere greatly helped Gene emotionally throughout his recovery.
"The doctors in Hershey are fantastic," added Gene. "I would recommend them to anyone. I had full support; it was great. I wasn't afraid at all because they knew what they were doing."
When Gene returned home from Hershey, he had two years of "maintenance" with Dr. Greenwald. During the first year, Gene received chemotherapy and took cancer medication; the second year he just took the medication. He continued going for blood work and was placed on a bone medication intravenously to harden his bones so he doesn't get fractures.
"I give all of my doctors, Dr. Bruno, Dr. Talamo, Dr. Greenwald and Dr. Saidman so much credit," noted Gene. "Medical Oncology Associates is a wonderful clinic. All of the caretakers are beautiful. There's no cure for what I have, but the procedures will extend my life quite a bit. Dr. Saidman said there are new medications coming out, so the longer you live, there is always hope."
Gene pushes himself to remain physically strong and continues to run the service station that his father built when Gene was five years old. When Gene's health was failing, prior to his stem cell surgery, he had to walk with a cane and he needed to use two hands to pump gasoline. He also had a difficult time getting out of bed, since he lost all of his muscle tone.
"When I was sick, I was getting aggravated because I thought, 'Why can't I do all of this?'" added Gene. "After the surgery, I pushed myself, and every month I got a little bit stronger. If I just stayed in my house, what was I going to do? Before I got sick, I had a weight room and I was in pretty good shape. Now I lift lighter weights and I still walk on a treadmill, and I can honestly say I'm getting stronger. This way, I can fight it."
Gene and his wife, Mary Ann, have been married for forty years. They have a daughter, Stacy, son-in-law, Chris, and two grandchildren, Lilianna, 10, and Dante, 9, who live in Pittsburgh.
"I immediately thought of my daughter and my grandchildren when I found out that I had this form of cancer, and I asked if it is hereditary," stated Gene. "They said no. That was my main concern over anything else."
"When I found out I had cancer, my wife was super strong," said Gene. "I am really grateful to her; she was right there for me. She helped me out with whatever had to be done."
Gene's sisters, Rosemary and Barbara, have also been a big support to Gene throughout the past few years.
"If anyone should find out they are facing cancer, I would tell them to keep their chin up and go at it," stated Gene. "Go in with a good frame of mind. It's not good news, and it's not what you want to hear, but it's over with, so you have to go into it with a good mental frame of mind."
"I have a very positive attitude; it's a mental game," added Gene. "I'm not bragging , but for me, everything fell into place. I'm lucky and fortunate to be this far, and I hope that I remain lucky in the future."
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Uterine sarcoma accounts for 3 to 9 percent of all uterine malignant neoplasms [1,2]. Uterine sarcomas arise from dividing cell populations in the myometrium or connective tissue elements within the endometrium. Compared with the more common endometrial carcinomas (epithelial neoplasms), uterine sarcomas, particularly leiomyosarcomas (connective tissue neoplasms), behave aggressively and are associated with a poorer prognosis. (See "Endometrial carcinoma: Pretreatment evaluation, staging, and surgical treatment".)
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- Developer: Red 5 Software
- Publisher: ATLUS
- Genre: Role-Playing Console-style RPG
- Release Date: Jun 11, 2002
- ESRB: Everyone
Unlimited Mushrooms
When you find a Mushroom of any color, get it and store it in your warehouse. Then, leave the room/area that you are in. When you return, the Mushroom will have respawned. As long as you keep storing them in your warehouse, you can get an unlimited amount of Mushrooms.
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The column itself is a typical Broder snoozer, but what made it interesting was the addendum he tacked on lamenting the passage of Ted Stevens, the late senator from Alaska, and Dan Rostenkowski, the former congressman from Chicago. Both, he said, "cultivated reputations for being tough, combative so-and-sos, but…were boon companions for a lot of us. "
Of course they were. Broder has no time to consider opinions more than a shade different than his own, but he's "boon companions" with a corrupt former chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means who did prison time and with Stevens, who was just as crooked but was spared prison due to the bungling of prosecutors.
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June 2 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore's labor unions have proposed ideas to limit the city's overseas workforce, including quotas for so-called foreign talent, said Lim Swee Say, secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress.
Some unionists suggested caps on the number of overseas professionals, managers, executives and technicians employed in Singapore, and the island's foreign labor policies may have to be adjusted, the Today newspaper reported, citing Lim's comments at a press briefing for the local media yesterday. Lim is also a minister in the island's Cabinet. The National Trades Union Congress declined to respond to e-mailed questions and referred Bloomberg News to local newspaper reports.
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party has pledged to change the way it governs and find better ways to serve the electorate after its worst performance at general elections held last month. Opposition parties had tapped on the rising discontent over the influx of overseas workers which citizens say resulted in stiffer competition for jobs, home prices and stretched the city's public transportation system.
"While it is important for Singapore to be first in global competition, of growing importance is that Singaporeans come first in our local employment," Lim was quoted as saying in the Straits Times newspaper. "This is the best of both worlds that Singaporeans are expecting."
More than a third of Singapore's 5.1 million population is made up of foreigners and permanent residents. While the city has quotas for low and medium-skilled workers, it doesn't restrict the number of foreign professionals, or those earning at least S$2,500 ($2,000) a month, the Straits Times said.
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Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said foreign workers have helped grow the country's economy and create jobs for Singaporeans. The city added about 116,000 jobs last year when the economy grew a record 14.5 percent and wages rose an average 5.6 percent in that period. Of the new positions created, 59,700 jobs went to foreigners, according to the Ministry of Manpower.
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|7 And the indignation of the Lord was enkindled against Oza, and he struck him for his rashness: and he died there before the ark of God.
|7 The LORD's anger burned against Uzzah because of his irreverent act; therefore God struck him down and he died there beside the ark of God.
|8 And David was grieved because the Lord had struck Oza, and the name of that place was called: The striking of Oza, to this day.
|8 Then David was angry because the LORD's wrath had broken out against Uzzah, and to this day that place is called Perez Uzzah.
|9 And David was afraid of the Lord that day, saying: How shall the ark of the Lord come to me?
|9 David was afraid of the LORD that day and said, "How can the ark of the LORD ever come to me?"
|10 And he would not have the ark of the Lord brought in to himself into the city of David: but he caused it to be carried into the house of Obededom the Gethite.
|10 He was not willing to take the ark of the LORD to be with him in the City of David. Instead, he took it aside to the house of Obed-Edom the Gittite.
|11 And the ark of the Lord abode in the house of Obededom the Gethite three months: and the Lord blessed Obededom, and all his household.
|11 The ark of the LORD remained in the house of Obed-Edom the Gittite for three months, and the LORD blessed him and his entire household.
|12 And it was told king David, that the Lord had blessed Obededom, and all that he had, because of the ark of God. So David went, and brought away the ark of God out of the house of Obededom into the city of David with joy. And there were with David seven choirs, and calves for victims.
|12 Now King David was told, "The LORD has blessed the household of Obed-Edom and everything he has, because of the ark of God." So David went down and brought up the ark of God from the house of Obed-Edom to the City of David with rejoicing.
|13 And when they that carried the ark of the Lord had gone six paces, he sacrificed and ox and a ram:
|13 When those who were carrying the ark of the LORD had taken six steps, he sacrificed a bull and a fattened calf.
|14 And David danced with all his might before the Lord: and David was girded with a linen ephod.
|14 David, wearing a linen ephod, danced before the LORD with all his might,
|15 And David and all the louse of Israel brought the ark of the covenant of the Lord with joyful shouting, and with sound of trumpet.
|15 while he and the entire house of Israel brought up the ark of the LORD with shouts and the sound of trumpets.
|16 And when the ark of the Lord was come into the city of David, Michol the daughter of Saul, looking out through a window, saw king David leaping and dancing before the Lord: and she despised him in her heart.
|16 As the ark of the LORD was entering the City of David, Michal daughter of Saul watched from a window. And when she saw King David leaping and dancing before the LORD, she despised him in her heart.
|17 And they brought the ark of the Lord, and set it in its place in the midst of the tabernacle, which David had pitched for it: and David offered holocausts, and peace offerings before the Lord.
|17 They brought the ark of the LORD and set it in its place inside the tent that David had pitched for it, and David sacrificed burnt offerings and fellowship offerings before the LORD.
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Dragparts.com Blown Alcohol Thunder to introduce 6.75 Index for 2015
We tried to keep the series as unlimited as possible but after the outcome was the same in the last three straight events it was obvious that an ET limit had to be put into place so no one particular car would likely win every event. A similar index was introduced in the Pacific ProComp Series and it didn't hurt the show and there were a variety of winners.
We want to be sure that a race team can leave their driveway with a reasonable expectation that they have a chance to win the event. Some of out teams are running low sevens and it's important for them to know that they are still welcome to race with us. We just narrowed the gap so the mountain isn't as high to climb for those teams and for the faster cars they can detune their cars a little bit so they are not so hard on parts.
Other news and a schedule for 2015 will be announced soon.
Dane Lachelt Wins First Championship!
The first ever Dragparts.com Blown Alcohol Thunder Pro Comp Racing Series season is already in the books and the first Champion has been crowned. Dane Lachelt won the series convincingly by winning three races in a row. Hard charging "Lady Elaine" Sellers in her 1967 Nova funny car gave Lachelt a run for his money as she was runner up to him at the same three events he had won.
A sixth race was to be held in the Fall at The Eagle Motorplex in Ashcroft but it was canceled due to onging management problems at the facility.
Final 2014 Point Standings
1. Dane Lachelt 168
2. Rich Bailey 136
3. Elaine Sellers 110
4. Mike Peck 106
5. Brent Jones 80
7. John Evans, Todd Miller 40 (tied)
8. Mike Lema 30, Dave Hix 30, Alan Hougardy, Pete Krona 30, Jim Attewell 30, Roger Hansen 30 (tied)
9. Frank Miller 20, Shane Wheatherford 20, George Moore 20 (tied)
10. Jeff Krittenbrink 10 (and one other)
Once again it was a classic Pro Comp final of funny car vs. dragster at the Dragparts.com Blown Alcohol Thunder race held in Spokane during the Fox Hunt Drags. Dane Lachelt ended up in the winner's circle for the second time this season after defeating "Lady Elaine" Sellers in a repeat of the Yakima event.
While many in the grandstands were hoping for a funny car win it wasn't to be as "Lady Elaine" was unable to stage her car in time and the auto start timing system automatically timed out giving the win to Lachelt who had staged first. Lachelt of British Columbia now takes command of first place while Mike Peck and Rich Bailey are now tied for second going into the final race of the series to also be held in Spokane, August 15-16 during the Jet Car Finals.
Ten cars competed in the Drag Parts.com Blown Alcohol Thunder class. The track had a great crowd and the racing surface was excellent in spite of the 5,800 foot corrected altitude.
Update: Pete Krona won the Good Vibrations Best Reaction Time Award.
Points after Spokane Fox Hunt
1. Dane Lachelt 122
2. Mike Peck, Rich Bailey 106 (tied)
3. Elaine Sellers 70
5. Brent Jones 50
6. John Evans, Todd Miller 40 (tied)
7. Mike Lema 30, Dave Hix 30, Alan Hougardy, Kelly Flansaas 30, Pete Krona 30, Jim Attewell 30, Norm Mitchell 30
8. Frank Miller 20, Shane Wheatherford 20,
9. Jeff Krittenbrink 10
Dane Lachelt Wins Yakima Event with a Strong 4.13 Performance to Take Out Crowd Favorite Lady Elaine
Points after Yakima
2. John Evans, Todd Miller 40 (tied)
3. Elaine Seller, Mike Lema 30, Keith McCurdy 30, Dave Hix 30, David Staife, Alan Hougardy, Kelly Flansaas 30 (tied)
4. Frank Miller 20, Shane Wheatherford 20, Brent Jones 20, Roger Hansen 20 (tied)
5. Jeff Krittenbrink 10
Mike Peck Wins Ashcroft Race
Congratulations to Mike Peck for winning the DragParts.com Blown Alcohol Thunder race at Eagle Motorsplex in Ashcroft, Canada. A good crowd was on hand to see Peck take low ET of the event and then beat Canadian John Evens in the finals. Dane Lachelt had the Good Vibrations Best Reaction time for the event.
Points after Ashcroft
2. John Evans, Todd Miller 40 (tied)
3. Dane Lachelt, Mike Lema 30, Keith McCurdy 30, Dave Hix 30 (tied)
4. Frank Miller 20, Shane Wheatherford 20 (tied)
Cold, wet weather did its best not to cooperate for the Inaugural DragParts.com Blown Alcohol Thunder race at Champion Raceway in Medford, Oregon, but by mid-day the clouds and rain finally succumbed to sunshine. However, the weather hurt the spectator turnout and the menacing weather forecast reduced the field to seven cars as entries from San Diego, Seattle and Redmond dropped out due to the forecast. Still the race went on and spectatords slowly made their way in the gate from as far as Rufus, Oregon near the Washington-Oregon border.
The Good Vibrations Best Reaction Time went to Todd Miller.
The series is sponsored by Dragparts.com and Good Vibrations, with product support from Power Punch Performance Lubricants, NGK Spark Plugs and WrightWay Blower Services.
Points after Medford
2. Todd Miller 40
3. Mike Lema 30, Keith McCurdy 30, Dave Hix 30
4. Frank Miller 20, Shane Wheatherford 20
A new six race series called the "Dragparts.com Blown Alcohol Thunder Pro Comp Racing Series" will be competing at four tracks including Renegade Raceway in Yakima, Spokane County Raceway, Eagle Motorplex in Ashcroft Canada and Champion Raceway, in Medford.
The Format:
The format will be "Chicago Style" meaning each car will make two passes in prime time with the quickest two cars coming back for the final round. In the final, the car that reaches the finish line first wins the event regardless of the ET. The cars leave the starting line heads up and there is no index or ET restrictions or limits as entertainment to the fans in the stands is our number one priority.
At each event, the cars will all race together similar to the old NHRA Pro Comp class. In addition to being paid per round, the winner of the series will receive a cash bonus, jacket and trophy. There will be contingency awards and all race teams competing in the series will receive free entry for one driver and four crew members if they pre-enter at least two weeks prior to a race. Each race is run independently by each facility.
The Cars:
Race teams are not obligated to race the whole series and can select a race or races close to them or events that fit into their schedule. There are no membership dues but teams must get on the list by emailing us. Include name, phone number, email address, type of car, and races they plan to attend. Sign up here
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Gotta agree with glamzdoll on this item. Its a primer that has just put $$ into product, leaving out the pretty packaging and logos - and you know what it works better than any "look what I have in my bag" make up brands.
My eyelids are normal. not dry or oily. The product has this 'slicky' texture, but have no fear, it does grab lid and matify on the drydown, and then sets to work, making sure eye makeup stays in place. I dont use powder shadow, I use creme, and yes, it clings and doesn't crease - YES! even creme.
Sure ELF does have some items which have gotten delivered then i deliver them into the trash within the hour! But this item is not one of those, and is a repeat buy for me
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As all other e.l.f. products, this primer is very budget friendly ($3). I actually really like this primer and it's great quality for the price. I did take off one lippie, however, because it does SLIGHTLY crease on me. But, it still makes a big difference versus no primer. I do have super oily lids though, so it could just be me. If you're new to primer, definitely try this out. Especially if you don't wear eyeshadow often. It doesn't make much sense to spend a lot of money on a product that won't be used very frequently.
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I have not looked for many eye primers because elf's eye primer is so affordable and easy to find. Compared to without any primer, I do notice the diffrence of how much it doesn't crease though there is still minimal creasing through out the day. It does dry rather quickly and sometimes creates "patches" of dried skin. Not too attractive but is barely noticeable if makeup over it. Worth trying if you don't have much money or resources. Does what an eye primer is intended to do.
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$1.00. Works better than ANY eye primer i've tried including urban decay primer potion, smashbox, and drugstore brands. Eyeshadow doesn't crease, long lasting, enhances shadow color....love it. And the price is awesome as well. :)
I have VERY oily eyelids, so I was in urgent need of an eye primer. I highly recommend this one. It gives a slight color and a base for the eyeshadow, and it definitely prevents it from creasing ALL DAY. I highly recommend this product.
I LOVE this eyeshadow primer! It blends so well and gives the lid a light and even finish for you to get a "clean sheet" to work with. It is ridiculously cheap and works SO good with enhancing the colours and making the shadow stay perfect throughout the day/night - So, as we say in Norway: HIPP, HIPP, HURRA! :D
This is a pretty good eye primer for the price. It is a primer that blends in pretty well to the eyelid, and I like that because I do not like when primers make your eyelid a whitish color. My eyeshadows do not crease until about 6-7 hours after I apply it, which I think is pretty good for a primer of this price. It is better for everyday use, but if you are going to wear a lot of eye makeup or you are going to a big event, I would buy a better primer.
I've got oily eye lids and live in a humid tropical country. I've tried a few of those stick type of eyeshadow primers (body shop as well as the elf studio one) but nothing seemed to last the day. Forget about being creased, everything just melts off and all I'm left with is 2 or 3 thin lines of eyeshadow - which I'm sure you can imagine is NOT a good look.
So when I had a big event coming up, I "splurged" on one of those little trial tubes of UDPP and was ecstatic when my eyeshadow lasted for 6 hours without budging. For the first time in my life, my blending and smoking efforts was intact even when I reached back home. The downside was the price. I just couldn't bring myself to use it on regular days.
Then came the day when I was rummaging through my stash and came across a long forgotten, brand new tube of elf's mineral eyeshadow primer.
I didn't have much hope.. Actually, I had none.at.all. I tested it ONLY to see if it would at least help for 3 hours or so. So imagine my incredulity when my "oily lids" stayed crease proof for 6 hours (after which I had to sleep). I couldn't believe it. Figured it was a mistake. Bad lighting? too tired to see the creases?? But lo and behold, its the same thing the next day. This time, it was on for about 8 to 9 hours before it finally started creasing. Incredible.
The issues? I'm fine with the doe applicator.. Just wish the tube was transparent. Also, on my warm skin tone (Bobbi brown warm natural) its not sheer - more like an ashy cream. Same thing with UDPP but a little stronger. Maybe its because the doe foot is a little heavy on application? It gets covered up so i don't mind - but I might try the blush shade next. Do be sure to only dab a little and spread with your finger (as recommended by the other reviewer
Moral of the story: Is it right up there with UDPP? Not exactly - Because UDPP lasts longer. But is it worth it? Definitely. Repurchase? I'm gonna be stocking up!
I really wanted to love this product. I really wanted to fall in love with it and never have to find another eye primer for the rest of my days... but I really just find it to be mediocre. It keeps my eyeshadow on for a while. It really doesn't make my eyeshadows look any more vibrant, and YES, it does crease. My overall comment for this: Meh. I'd repurchase simply for something that wasn't mega-expensive and does a somewhat decent job.
Fantastic primer that does the job! ive tried UD and its very similar and i get the same results.
Ive had mine for ages.. it lasts that long and its dirt cheap. I live in Australia so i bought mine on Ebay for $6 which is still good. I like the doe foot applicator!