This, explains Steve Woolf, a professional collector, is where acetone comes in: a light application of the chemical removes the inscription without damaging the photograph.
Besides the important removal of old foliage in early spring, the plants benefit from a light application of leafmold (compost) over the crowns, also in early spring.
The culprit: a droopy, pale-white, raw-tasting crust beneath a light application of pesto, smoked mozzarella, hot peppers and more.
The tortillas here are not made in-house, but they come off the griddle warm and slightly crispy from a light application of oil.
In a nice sleight of hand — and a light application of Ruskin's pathetic fallacy — these fish act out, as if on a stage, the story's larger questions: How can a child understand his father's suicide?
This beauty treatment, which included a mesmerizing massage of the arms and hands, taped harp music, a light application of makeup and aromatherapy (don't hesitate to inhale), actually ended with a hug! Pampering factor: Extraordinary.
Gravlax, cured at the restaurant, achieves a plush, velvety texture that makes the gravlax at other restaurants seem a little coarse, and a light application of horseradish cream gives it understated kick.
Imagine knowing that the lightest application of pressure to a flimsy pedal could kill you and others around you.
To start, we know there are plenty of white people living in Africa -- but Ondria is from North Carolina and we're pretty sure white people in Africa don't walk around in what could be considered a light application of blackface.
A light application of surface applied gypsum (1 to 2 t/ha) prior to irrigation with the better quality supply or before the rainy season is sometimes used in an attempt to overcome this problem.
