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I know it's a question that's been troubling many of us for years... Until I get some more informed opinions on the great make up debate you lot will have to make to with this: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081115102510AAU8eWW It seems that people's perception, if nothing else, is that it needs to be regularly thrown out... be good to have a more informed medical opinion though. That's all for today, I promise.

Thanks - and also ironically enough it would probably boost sales for the product too since more make up will be thrown away because it's clearly 'out of date' - whereas before you might have thought 'what the hell, I'll use it'. I assume there's the same sort of problem with Contact lens cleaners and the like.... the list is endless. I'll see if I can get some sort of medical opinion regarding the infection side of things and the make-up (my sister in law has some sort of pharmaceutical qualification and works for Boots - and I've got a friend who's a GP too). Just need some good news from OPE now!

Here's the website link. http://www.timestrip.com/newsitem.php?id=247 I've been speaking to some female friends today and apparently make up, in particular eye make up / mascara / etc. that's been opened too long is widely thought to be a common cause of infections. I don't have any medical knowledge / or expert opinions on this as yet but if it is true this could potentially be a very lucrative market for Timestrip, which I initially dismissed as a (clever) gimmick. I was primarily interested here because of the potential medical applications, drug storage etc. but as people have said before the potential applications are vast (IMO).

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/20091105/timestrip-wins-two-uk-packaging-awards.htm Don't worry, I'll get bored in a minute and go to bed.

Better put a link in for that too: http://sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P231509&categoryId=C15941 And the product seems to be going down quite well with the ladies, with 69 reviews to date scoring it 4 stars out of 5. Read the reviews here (yes, really!): http://sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P231509&categoryId=C15941#ratingsReviewsTab Here's an excerpt for the lazy: Says Mishka4 from Calgary, AB: "I'm very picky about my lip gloss, the color has to be perfect (I'm into more nude colors) " --- please excuse the spelling, she is Canadian and this is verbatim --- "and I definetly found the perfect nude shade-Laredo- and I couldn't be happier! It's a beautiful color, and it definetly" ---- again, sorry --- "moisturizes. My only complaint is that it doesnt last as long as I'd like, but thats alright. I love how it also has that timestrip, such a good idea. I would definetly reccomend this lipgloss!" --- dammit woman there's one c and two m's in recommend !!!--- But don't just take Mishka's word for it. DCestra from Brampton Ontario, Canada (who gave it a whopping 5 stars out of 5, no less) had this to say: "Quick Take: non-sticky, flavored, moisturizing. I love the fact how the lip gloss tells you when it is not good anymore to use." Thought it might amuse...

Ok, I don't want people to get the wrong impression here - I would like to state categorically that I am not, never have been and never will be an avid reader of 'Teen Vogue' magazine; I just typed 'lip gloss use by date time' into google (at 2 o'clock in the morning) and number seven on the list was this. Honestly, officer... Try it. http://www.teenvogue.com/beauty/blogs/beauty/2009/02/cuttingedge-cosmetics-cargo-lip-glosses.html And you can buy it here, ladies (or gents, come on - it is getting near Christmas): http://sephora.com/browse/brand_hierarchy.jhtml?brandId=CARGO&contentId=C15941 I also loved "Since it's impossible to keep track of exactly when you first used a particular gloss (and, if you're like me, you have at least five different ones that you use)"... I mean, who could make do with any less? It would appear that there's actually a genuine medical reason for use of the Timestrip product in lip gloss - it's not just marketing splurb. Or if its is, it's very good marketing splurb. Who'd have thought?

It's official: http://www.lse.co.uk/regulatory-news-article.asp?shareprice=&ArticleCode=tz2ukr05&ArticleHeadline=UK_Packaging_Awards

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10255564 Bglobal plc (AIM: BGBL), a leading provider of smart metering solutions to the energy market, is pleased to announce that Charles Stanley Securities has conditionally placed with certain institutional and other investors 4,586,897 new Ordinary Shares ("New Ordinary Shares") at 49 pence per share to raise £2.25 million for the Company ("Placing"). Puts a floor under the current share price... nice.

been going through the last couple of days. Mellon...????

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10259727 Creeping up.

FYI people.... more good news. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10261538 From the RNS: "Each of the micro-generation smart meters will come with a Customer Display Unit (CDU). The CDU will display the amount of energy being used at the property, enabling customers to build a picture of their consumption and helping them to identify ways of saving energy. It will also show the level of energy being exported back to the grid, and the amount customers will be paid for that energy." Unfortunately, what most (certainly domestic) customers will see in the box that tells them how much energy they are exporting back to the grid is 'bugger all'... (the payback period for a typical domestic wind turbine is approximately 10-15 years... do the maths!) but I think if it helps people identify ways that they could save energy/cash then that can only be a good thing. I see we're up today too!

Sorry to bother you but can I borrow your charting head for a moment.... do you still think that low 20's is possible in the not too distant future? It seems to have very good support at this level despite the recent downturn. Cheers.

Thanks for your posts.... very exciting times ahead I hope.

Mmmmm. As I recall Mr Knievel's ill fated (snake river) canyon jump wasn't exactly a great success. On the third attempt (the previous two un-manned attempts having failed miserably - leaving him facing financial ruin if he didn't attempt the jump) and contrary to the link below I'd read that he blacked out due to the initial colossal acceleration of the rocket and accidentally deployed his parachute too soon - causing him to plunge earthwards where he landed on a tiny patch of rocks at the edge. Well worth a watch if you've got five minutes spare... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhFhEx7FNj4&feature=related I'm hoping for a better outcome with TIME!! But I got to agree, great potential here. Can hardly wait for the packaging awards this week (a bit like oscar night I imagine - but duller, if that's possible).

indeed - seems somebody is picking up a few shares!

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Ta for info - much appreciated. Have some cash ready...!!! Good Luck!

Have a core 'free' holding now (also sold a few!) which I absolutely will not sell - but now they seem to be motoring and on a better financial footing - plus there's a constant stream of good news - so I'll be more confident trading these if the opportunity arises.

agree 100% - puts a 'floor' under the share price too (but if I can buy at 25p i'll be filling my boots).