DEPARTMENT Capping The Problem (NAPSA)—Researchers have recently come up with a simple solution to one of life’s little—but vexing—problems. EAN Drawing the line at markers that dry out, many people are turning to a new kind of permanent marker. The problem: You’re using a permanent markerduring a move, a presentation, a homework assignment or a project. Unfortunately, you forget to put the cap back on, and—the marker dries out in almost no timeflat. The solution: Now there’s a new kind of permanent marker that keeps on working even if you leave the cap off for up to two weeks. This fine flowing ink is water- and fade-resistant and can be found in BIC Grip Permanent Markers that also feature rubberized grips to add comfort and control to your writing. The markers, which come in two styles, are available in black, blue, red or green inks. You can learn more online at www.bicgripmarkers.com.
