This advice is solid. In fact, just this morning I refilled an empty Method foaming Holly Berry bottle with liquid soap from a big Method Pink Grapefruit refill bag. I went with a 1/2-soap, 1/2-water mix, as I find it to be a little richer & sudsier.

Nice! I'm a Merkur/Feather user myself, and have found no reason to look back. I started with an Edwin Jagger, but I knew that would be a "training razor" for me, and when I scored a 1953 Gillette Super Speed, I liked it so much I thought it would be the last razor I ever buy...until I got my hands on a customized…

Ah yes, forgot about that other key part: if I want to eat the Zuni chicken on Saturday evening, I have to shove herbs under its skin, cover it with salt & pepper, and stick it in the fridge tomorrow evening, Friday evening at the latest.

This is the key behind the popular Zuni Café chicken recipe that people have been raving about for ages (I first heard it mentioned at least 7-8 years ago). I haven't tried it yet, but it's on the menu for dinner this weekend.

I just listened to some bass-heavy music - Alt-J's "Breezeblocks", which has so much bass during the "chorus" that it turned to a buzzy, sloppy, rumbling mess & was unplayable in my last car (Acura base audio system), and agree with you that there is a bit of a bass thump, but it's very clean. I guess I listen to so…

"Extra punch in their lower end? Maybe a little, but probably not enough to satisfy someone who is specifically seeking out bass."

Yes! The guest room TiVo (where my treadmill's located) is loaded up with movies I haven't seen yet, and I can only watch them while running. My first 5k happened accidentally, because I was engrossed in "Million Dollar Baby" and lost track of time.

Calphalon is a company that makes cookware, not a material or manufacturing process. Calphalon makes cookware in hard-anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and various layered combinations of metals, all available with & without Teflon nonstick coatings. They also make cooking utensils in nylon and stainless steel.

It's not about warmth; for those who tend to get sweaty, undershirts absorb the sweat & help prevent one's dress shirt from showing visible pit stains. For those with copious amounts of dark chest hair, undershirts prevent dark patches showing through one's dress shirt. And for those of us with both of these…