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Let the hype machine begin: Tim Tebow is back in the minds of football fans and fantasy owners. Just when you think the guy is finally going to fade into the sunset, the Tebow monster rears its ugly head one more time. Love him or hate him, Tebow is a gamer. His mechanics may be awful, and he may have only an elementary understanding of what he is actually supposed to be doing in the offensive scheme, but he simply plays with more heart than just about anyone else. Of course, winning on the field matters little in fantasy football. Statistics are king, which is why Tebow merits discussion in fantasy land. In just one half of football, Tebow threw for only 79 yards, but also tossed a TD and rushed for 38 yards and another TD. While 79 yards in a half is not that great, he still hit nearly 17 points in standard Yahoo! league scoring. And that was no fluke. In every game last year in which Tebow saw significant playing time, he had at least mediocre passing statistics and padded his fantasy scoring totals with one rushing TD. He also averaged 66 yards rushing. In standard scoring leagues, that's an average of about 12 bonus points per game from Tebow's legs.
At this point, its not clear that Tebow will be the starter when Denver returns from a bye. Its also not clear if he can hold up to the weekly NFL beatings. However, the potential upside is enough that Tebow merits strong consideration if you are desperate for quarterback depth or if you happen to have a bench spot you are wasting on a player with little upside.
Pierre Garcon, Indianapolis, WR – I've been a Colts fan for a long time and am not quite sure what to make of the sudden Garcon explosion. Garcon has shown flashes in the past, but he is currently on pace to break his career TD high this week. I can only chalk it up to spectacular chemistry with Curtis Painter. Given that the Colts have some reasonably favorable matchups in coming weeks and Reggie Wayne's presence is drawing off top defenders, I think the best thing to do is to play out the hot hand and not ask questions.
Victor Cruz, New York Giants, WR – I discussed Cruz a few weeks ago and thought he merited a spot on watch lists until Mario Manningham's return. Well, Manningham has returned and Victor Cruz still seems to be staking his claim to a major role in the Giants' offense. If he is still available, I would certainly pick him up for the long-term and consider starting him if needed against an average Bills fantasy defense.
Darrius Heyward-Bey, Oakland, WR – A week after reporting that Heyward-Bey was, in fact, still alive, I believe he may be turning into a viable fantasy option. After doing absolutely nothing thus far to merit his high draft selection, he had his second solid game in as many weeks. If you need a bye week fill-in, you could certainly do worse than taking Heyward-Bey, particularly in his matchup against Kansas City in two weeks. If he plays well, certainly hold on to him for the long-run.
Jake Ballard, New York Giants, TE – While last week's recommendation Jermaine Gresham may still be a better option given his matchup with the woeful Colts, Ballard has suddenly emerged in New York with scores in each of the last two weeks. Ballard merits some caution, since Eli Manning has been spreading the ball around in New York, but he will be facing a Buffalo defense that is giving up nearly a TD a game to TEs.
In addition to the short-term starters above that merit hanging onto for the long-term, the following players likely merit a bench slot:
Jackie Battle, Kansas City, RB – Based on transaction trending, the fantasy world seems to be going gaga over Battle. Battle did have a solid game and should certainly take carries away from 95-year-old (in running back years) Thomas Jones. If you have room on your roster, he probably merits a pickup. However, bear in mind that he was playing against the Colts, one of the worst rushing defenses in the league for at least the past half-decade. Accordingly, I would be careful about dropping too much talent to claim Battle.
James Jones, Green Bay, WR – Jones had a big day in Green Bay, but until he proves otherwise he should probably be considered Aaron Rodgers' flavor of the week. Much as Randall Cobb had a great game early in the season, different WRs will have solid performances in Green Bay any given week as Rodgers exploits particular matchups. While I would keep an eye on Jones, I probably would not burn a roster spot until I see more.
Doug Baldwin, Seattle, WR – Baldwin had his third solid game of the year and second in a row on Sunday. He is putting up good yardage totals, and he found the end zone for the first time since Week 1. My enthusiasm is a bit tempered for several reasons. (1) Seattle is on a bye this week. (2) He plays for Seattle. (3) Mike Williams was out for Sunday's game, which might mean a dip in production for Baldwin when he returns. (Two of Baldwin's three good days came in either Sidney Rice's or Mike Williams' absence.) Accordingly, I would personally prefer to keep an eye on Baldwin, but I can certainly see an argument for taking a chance on him.
Delone Carter, Indianapolis, RB – Carter is by far the biggest long-shot on this watch list. Joseph Addai may be injured, leaving some carries open for Carter, who may have the most upside right now in the Colts' shaky backfield. Carter will still have to split carries with Donald Brown. However, the Colts really have nothing to lose at this point (except possibly Andrew Luck if they actually win a couple games), so they might as well let Carter get some experience to see what they have.
Marshall has over ten years fantasy football experience and maintains a fantasy football blog over at Sunday Morning Legend (In My Own Mind).
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text: Symantec launches Web Security Monitoring to help companies deal with deluge of web threats March 23, 2010 5:00 AM Dean Takahashi 0 0 Thank you Please make sure both your and your friend's emails are valid. Send to: Separate multiple addresses with commas Subject: Content: Check out this article! http://venturebeat.com/2010/03/23/symantec-launches-web-security-monitoring-to-help-companies-deal-with-deluge-of-web-threats/ Your Name: Your Email: Send me a copy of this email Invalid Captcha, please re-enter Privacy Policy Helping enterprises deal with growing cyber threats, Symantec is launching its Web Security Monitoring service to give customers protection around the clock. The 24-hour-a-day service aims to protect a company's users and web presence from all sorts of online threats. As an early warning system, the service will provide monitoring and analysis as well as rapid reaction to threats that arise from the use of web applications. But Symantec already offers various kinds of protection services. So why is this new service necessary? Symantec estimated that 63 percent of 12,885 site-specific vulnerabilities in 2009 involved web applications. There were 15,197 new bot command-and-control servers, used by hackers to coordinate networks of computers infected with malware that lets them remotely assume command of the machines. Of those bot servers, 43 percent operate in Internet Relay Chat channels and 57 percent use HTTP, the technical protocol behind ordinary web traffic. That means that bots are masking much of their communications in web traffic. It's very hard to identify those bots without using web monitoring techniques. Symantec tracks 3.7 million suspect web addresses, and the number is growing by the hour. "There is a lot of bad traffic that is being hidden in a stealthy way," said Grant Geyer, vice president of Symantec's Global Managed Security Services, in an interview. "It's like looking for a bad needle in a stack of needles." Corporations are fighting back with layered defenses. They use web proxy, web gateway and web application firewall technologies to find threats. What Symantec's new service adds is real-time monitoring and notification from a team of live security analysts who can quickly zero in on compromised systems. They take a company's log of web traffic and filter it through its known web threats database. They also watch for communication between a compromised system and the controlling botnet. Customers are notified when something is found, and the customer can immediately look at the incident report. The service is available now for a subscription fee "per device," which depends on the extent of monitoring done. Geyer said that a number of customers are already testing the software, which is formally avaialble today. One customer found 73 attacks in progress in one day. Those attacks would not have otherwise been detected, Geyer said.


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There's a boyishly faced Canadian male who is attracting scores of female fans, but it's not teen idol Justin Bieber.
It's accused cannibal Luka Magnotta.
Magnotta, 29, was a small-time porn actor, before being arrested for allegedly murdering his gay lover, dismembering the man's corpse, tasting it, and mailing body parts to schools and government offices in Canada. He is now currently awaiting trial in a Montreal jail cell.
Though the allegations are shocking, Magnotta's infamy has attracted lots of people, mostly women, according to ABC News.
These fans include an 18-year-old student from the U.K. named Soph, who told ABC News she spends most of her waking hours thinking about Magnotta.
"I worry for him, so I always have to keep myself updated about him. I've started having dreams about him," she said. "He is a beautiful man, but it isn't that. I'm attracted with who is inside of him. I'll support him no matter what."
GALLERY: LUKE MAGNOTTA (Story Continues Below)
Une photo de Luka Rocco Magnotta prise par la police de Berlin après son arrestation, rendue publique par le SPVM. (SPVM/PC)
Le chef adjoint de la police de Vancouver, Warren Lemcke, annonce qu'une main et un pied ont été livrés à deux écoles primaires de Vancouver le 5 juin, des découvertes liées au meurtre attribué à Luka Rocco Magnotta. (PC/Darryl Dyck)
L'école primaire St. George, à Vancouver, où le pied a été expédié. (PC/Darryl Dyck)
Les médias devant l'école primaire de False Creek, à Vancouver, où la main a été expédiée. (PC/Darryl Dyck)
Une voiture de police transportant supposément Luka Rocco Magnotta quitte le centre de détention de la police de Berlin. (AP/Timur Emek)
Le cybercafé de Berlin où Luka Rocco Magnotta a été arrêté, dans le quartier de Neukoelln. (AP/Markus Schreiber)
Une image de la caméra de surveillance du cybercafé, lorsque Luka Rocco Magnotta est entré. (AP)
Le propriétaire du cybercafé, qui a reconnu Magnotta, attend les policiers qu'il vient d'alerter. (AP)
Un groupe de policiers stagiaires entre dans le cybercafé pour interpeller Luka Rocco Magnotta. (AP)
Ils escortent Luka Rocco Magnotta à l'extérieur du cybercafé pour le placer en détention. (AP)
Le propriétaire du cybercafé, Kadir Anlayisli, qui a reconnu Luka Rocco Magnotta, se tient à côté du poste où se trouvait le suspect. (AP/Markus Schreiber)
L'appel mondial lancé par Interpol pour retracer Luka Rocco Magnotta. (AP/Interpol)
Luka Rocco Magnotta capté par les caméras de surveillance de l'aéroport Trudeau, où il a pris l'avion pour Paris. (AP/Interpol)
Le réfrigérateur de l'appartement de Luka Rocco Magnotta, où il aurait gardé des parties du corps de sa victime. (PC/Ryan Remiorz)
Un policier de la GRC transporte dans un sac le colis livré aux bureaux du Parti conservateur, à Ottawa, qui contenait un pied. (PC/Sean Kilpatrick)
Luka Rocco Magnotta, visiblement épris de lui-même, a placé de nombreuses photos de lui sur Facebook et sur son site personnel. (Facebook)
Destiney St-Denis, 21, from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is another young woman who thinks Magnotta is misunderstood and started a "Support Magnotta" Facebook group that attracted more than 1,400 members before it was taken down by site administrators for "inappropriate content."
"I started the group because he needs our support," she told the Huffington Post. "I like him. He must think that nobody likes him, but there are a lot of us who do."
Magnotta came into the public eye after news of the murder of his male lover, Jun Lin. However, St-Denis reached out to him through Facebook after watching the online videos of Magnotta allegedly killing some kittens. They became friends, even chatting on Skype twice a week during the two months preceding Lin's death, she said.
"He's a very nice person," she said. "We talked a lot about fashion design."
St-Denis said she has watched the video of Jun Lin's murder more than 20 times. Asked why, she said jokingly that she likes the music.
"I've seen worse in horror films. I really like horror films," she added.
St.-Denis plans to visit Magnotta in prison, saying that he "needs support," especially because he reportedly suffered physical and sexual abuse growing up.
A Magnotta supporter who calls herself "Lexa Mancini" and runs a blog called Luke Magnotta Obsession admits her interest in him is hard to understand,
"I'm aware that there is some cognitive dissonance involved in supporting Luka the way I do," she wrote. "It's just impossible to reconcile the beauty and the beast within him. On the one hand, I adore this image he has created for himself, even though I'm fully aware it's not real. As has been pointed out, his surgically altered face is not even real, but this just doesn't make him any less attractive."
Scott Bonn, a sociology professor at Drew University in New Jersey, thinks many of Magnotta's supporters are trying to figure out "why" he might have committed the crimes.
"Those individuals have a real burning desire to know the person behind the public image," he told the Canadian newspaper The National Post.
Bonn is currently working on a book called "Monster Dearest: Our Fascination With Serial Killers And Why We Need Them," thinks Magnotta is a "mission killer," and the interest in him may be a sign that the mission succeeded.
"His mission was his own public recognition," Bonn said. "He's a narcissist who absolutely craves public attention."
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I was listening to this week's "The Talk Show" podcast with Om Malik as the guest (a good episode, BTW) and I was struck by the picks Gruber and Malik made at the end of the show for what they think the (near) future holds for Apple.
Not that their choices were wrong, but that they focused on i-devices and iCloud exclusively. I think that technology companies (and especially Apple), tend to follow trajectories with their product lines -- all their product lines. It's too easy to get fixated on the hotness of the moment (mobile devices) and ignore the boring other stuff. In actuality, what seems to be happening is that Apple -- unlike most of the PC market -- has a vision for what computing will be in the not too distant future where mobile devices and traditional computers will come to intersect again.
The huge effort to make Retina-class MacBooks and redesigning what a desktop computer looks like (the razor-thin iMac), combined with a constantly evolving software experience and better ways of connecting the boxes (Thunderbolt and, of course, upcoming 802.11ac wireless) makes me think that there is a vision for what a "conventional" computer is going. It's not just "the same, but prettier". If anything, I'd say that it is more "it doesn't get in your way" -- that the computer disappears from your desk just like the iPhone and iPad disappear in your hand leaving the software experience. We're a long way from that, but the trajectory seems pretty clear.
Similarly, the iPad -- while incredibly useful in its original size -- was on an obvious "more sizes" trajectory, too. Smaller was easy. Bigger is going to be hard. Bigger, more useful, while remaining thin and light enough to be handheld is really hard, but the evolution of the software experience to drag iOS into something that makes sense in a bigger form factor will be even harder.
While it's true that we're going to see a constant evolution of mobile devices and that iCloud needs to get a whole lot better on an Internet schedule, the question that comes to mind is how do the computers on our desks and in our hands come closer -- not necessarily merging into one thing, but all getting out of our way better and (I suspect) working together better. Taking Windows 8 as the counter-example, we see that the "turducken" of merged mobile and desktop experiences is a train wreck. But we also see that just doing that doesn't make them work better together. I can't fling my spreadsheet from by desktop to my tablet and back, I can't edit the numbers on one and visualize graphs on the other... There is a long way to go with the software. I think that Microsoft, Google and Apple all intuitively understand that, but only the latter two appear to actually be making progress towards it (in very different ways).
So, what do I expect -- or wish for -- from Apple in the next few months to couple of years? I hope to see how this vision fleshes out. We're not going to see the complete realization of any fully-formed pieces, but we should expect to see the trajectories of mobile and conventional computers become more apparent.


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• Cedartown at Southeast Whitfield: Chubb, Cedartown's all-everything running back, doesn't run in conventional 40-yard dash times, he is clocked in miles per hour. That equated to a pair of wins by the Bulldogs against the Raiders last year.
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Squaw Valley near Tahoe offers a variety of activities for all sorts of winter enthusiasts
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Here are some tips on how to find powder at Squaw in March and April:
Broken Arrow: From the top of the Broken Arrow lift, go slightly left and ski down on the boundary of Broken Arrow and Silverado.
Enchanted Forest: What's really neat about this area is that the snow often stays waist deep and untouched until later in the day. Take the groomer route from the Headwall Chair. Continue on the catwalk, then veer left as it flattens and begins going nearly uphill toward KT.
North Bowl: Take the Headwall lift. At the bottom of the lift offramp, make a 180-degree, sharp left turn and start down the chair line. Take a left as soon as there's good coverage. Some of the best late-season skiing is found on North Bowl.
Poulsen's Gulley: Take the Red Dog chair. At the top, drop in directly under the Red Dog Chair.
Red Dog Ridge: This north-facing area is great for late-day "freshies." Ride the KT-22 chairlift. Take a left at the top of the chairlift and follow the ridge line as far as you want. Drop in where it's shady and fresh.
SQUAW VALLEY — If you're an Olympic ski star or secretly dream of being a double-diamond mogul ace, powder snow whiz or halfpipe high flyer, Squaw Valley USA fits the bill — and everything in between.
One of the largest and highly ranked ski resorts in the country, Squaw was the site of the 1960 Winter Olympic Games and offers a smorgasbord of winter activities five miles north of Lake Tahoe along the Truckee River on Highway 89.
While more than 40 years have passed since the Olympics, the resort continues to live up to its reputation as one of the top ski spots in the West. The resort operates with both natural and man-made powder, including 4,000 acres of lift-served terrain, two halfpipes, three terrain parks, snow tubing runs, mountaintop swimming and ice skating, as well as shopping and dining.
For skiers also looking for great views — and who isn't? — just about every lift at Squaw offers a beautiful view of Lake Tahoe, which to my way of thinking is always memorable.
Squaw has come a long way since it opened in 1949 with one chairlift, a rope tow and a lodge by the late Alex Cushing, who was visiting from the East Coast when he met Wayne Poulsen and discovered the area. Cushing died in 2006 at age 92, and the resort is now run by his wife, Nancy.
The way the mountain venues at Squaw are laid out, the resort offers a unique natural amphitheater phenomenon, where intermediate skiers and riders can catch a dramatic show by more experienced individuals without even stepping onto extreme terrain.
Squaw's KT-22, one of the most challenging ski peaks in California, has a variety of options ranging from open bowls, cliffs, chutes and couloirs. Skiers spend a relatively short time on the lift — about four to five minutes from the bottom — to gain exceptional vertical access.
Jessica Sobolowski and her husband, Kevin Quinn, both members of Squaw Valley USA's Freeride Team of sponsored athletes, were married on KT-22 in September, when a huge rainbow appeared over the valley during the ceremony.
"Anywhere you go, it is just amazing," Sobolowski said. "There's not a bad choice, and the morning of a powder day is literally electric with energy."
The peak owes its name to 22 kick turns executed by the late Gladys "Sandy" Poulsen, otherwise known as the "First Lady of Squaw Valley," who moved into the area in the 1940s with her husband, Wayne, a member of the U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame. The couple purchased the valley site from Southern Pacific.
The way the story goes, Poulsen urged his wife to come straight down the steep peak, but she was too overcome with fear and navigated it, instead, with kick turns from side to side — a total of 22 of them by Paulsen's count.
If you have enough experience to try KT-22, you may want to recall the somewhat amusing origins of the peak's name as you ski down its powdery surface.
One of the best runs of KT-22 is Chute 75, which is very steep and long.
Another great area for experienced skiers, Moseley's Run on the west face of KT-22, is a land of monster bumps as big as VW Bugs that skiers shape from storm to storm. This is no bunny slope.
For more average skiers, Squaw's Shirley Lake has a number of nice groomed trails with a consistent pitch and the option of also going into the trees and finding unpacked powder.
This winter, skiers can get to Shirley Lake with the new Shirley Lake high-speed six-person chairlift, which takes you to 375 acres of intermediate terrain. Also available is a new trenched Riviera Super-Pipe, which will be the only lighted, night super-pipe in the region.
And what do you do if you've never skied before? For this group, two beginner options are Papoose and High Camp.
Papoose, at the bottom of the mountain, is a non-intimidating area for adults and children new to skiing who don't want to run into experienced skiers coming down the mountain. It has its own ski rental shop, a lounge with hot chocolate, and a discovery center with sledding and kids' snow-play activities.
From Papoose, beginning skiers graduate to High Camp, which is on the top of the mountain with gentle beginner terrain. The slopes at High Camp, at an elevation of 8,200 feet, are accessible by cable car and offer a beautiful view of the lake — something unusual for beginners, who quite often can be stuck at the bottom of a mountain.
And beginners can also get back down to the bottom by the same cable car, just in case they're not quite ready to make the journey to the bottom on skis.
Squaw's Learn to Ski and Ride Days, scheduled Jan. 13 and Feb. 3, will offer a $35 beginner package, including lift ticket, lesson and equipment rental. Children can ski at Squaw for $10.
High Camp offers a variety of activities for skiers and non-skiers, including ice skating at the Olympic Ice Pavilion, water sports at the Swimming Lagoon & Spa (opening in mid-March), the 1960 Olympic Museum and dining at one of four upper-mountain restaurants.
The free-form swimming lagoon is heated to about 80 degrees and contains two 20-meter lap lanes. The 25-foot-diameter spa is also heated, and surrounded by expansive decks and a casual umbrella bar.
Two other options are available at Squaw for those who prefer to move a bit more slowly: cross-country skiing on manicured trails and snowshoeing, both through the Resort at Squaw Creek.
For the first time this winter, Squaw is offering guided full-moon snowshoe tours around Squaw Valley's upper mountain peaks. The tours will set off from High Camp at 5 p.m. in December, January, February and March.
If you've never emulated the Mounties of the Yukon with that traditional "Mush, you Huskies," you can try it out during a one-hour tour with a team of eight Alaskan huskies, offered by Wilderness Adventure Dog Sled Tours.
But skiing is what Squaw Valley is most known for. It's worth a trip to ski at one of the most renown ski resorts in the West.
— George Medovoy publishes www.PostcardsForYou.com.
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For general information about Squaw Valley USA's lodging-lift ticket packages and lodging specials, call 866-366-7261, or visit www.squawvacations.com. For general information, call 530-583-6985 or visit www.squaw.com.
For information about the North Lake Tahoe area, call 877-949-3296, or visit www.gotahoenorth.com.
The new 2008 Lake Tahoe Travel Planner is free and available by calling 888-434-1262 or e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn: www.plumpjack.com, 800-323-ROOM.
The Resort at Squaw Creek: www.squawcreek.com, 800-327-3353.
The Village at Squaw Valley USA: www.thevillageatsquaw.com, 866-818-6963.
You can fly from Southern California to Reno-Tahoe International Airport, which is 42 miles away from Squaw by car via Interstate 80. United, Delta, US Airways, Alaska, Southwest and American all have flights from Burbank, while United and Alaska also fly out of Oxnard.
The North Lake Tahoe Express operates from Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Contact: 866-216-5222 or visit www.northlaketahoeexpress.com.
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With 300 days of sunshine, 400 inches of snowfall, and thousands of acres for ski and snowboard enthusiasts, there is no shortage of ski resorts in the North Lake Tahoe area.
Here is how to find them and get more information:
Alpine Meadows Ski Resort: www.skialpine.com, 530-583-4232. The resort has a learn-to-ski package for novices. All-day sessions, including instruction, rental equipment and a beginner lift ticket, costs $125 for ages 13 and up. A half-day session is $99.
Homewood Mountain Resort: www.skihomewood.com, 530-525-2992. The resort has added a new high-speed detachable quad, providing quick access to North Side runs.
Northstar-at-Tahoe: www.northstarattahoe.com, 800-466-6784. Four new trails have been added to Northstar's Northwest Territory, bringing the trail total to 83 and the resort's skiable acreage to 2,490.
Diamond Peak: www.diamondpeak.com, 775-832-1177. Skiers and riders purchasing three lesson packages will receive three free lift tickets upon completion of lessons. Packages include group lesson, equipment rental and lift ticket.
Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe: www.mtrose.com, 800-SKI-ROSE. The season opens with improvements to the Slide Bowl on the east side of the resort. The resort offers lodging packages from $69.
Sugar Bowl: www.sugarbowl.com, 530-426-9000. The Sugar Bowl Mountain Sports Learning Center offers instructors and multi-day clinics to improve your ability on skis.
Boreal Mountain Resort: www.rideboreal.com, 530-426-3666. Boreal pass holders get 20 percent off lift tickets at any sister resort, including Soda Springs Winter Resort and Donner Summit, California; Park City Mountain Resort, Utah; Mount Bachelor Ski Resort, Oregon; Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort, Nevada; and Killington and Pico Resorts, Vermont.
Granlibakken: www.granlibakken.com, 877-552- 6301. Granlibakken has a small ski hill with special rates for beginning skiers/snowboard lessons at $49 per person, lodging not included, for adults and any child 7 years or older. The package includes a one-hour lesson, an all-day lift ticket, and rental of alpine skis, boots and poles or snowboard and boots.
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Like many others, I drink a lot of green tea.
Every once and a while I'll put it on my skin. Particularly when my skin is pretty bad, aggravated, sore.... I find green tea really helps to soothe my skin greatly
After making a cup of tea and letting it steep , a take a small bowl and put the green tea bag in it. I squeeze out the liquid which for me is golden, slightly green in color. I just use the tea bag on my face, dipping occasionally in the extra tea. I don't break open the bag or anything. Just dab the tea on with the teabag. I do not rinse.
I use organic BignLow green tea. Just the brand/flavor I like. Huge boxes can be found at places like BJs.
I personally use Lipton Green Tea teabags (caffeinated) and steep them in an 8 oz glass of water for about 3-5 minutes. After steeping i simply apply pat the tea bag on my face and make sure it coats all troublesome areas (forehead, cheeks, chin). A box of tea bags costs around $2-$3 dollars and is a great substitute for a salicylic/witch hazel toner.
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I am a regular green tea drinker, especially in the summer when we drink almost a gallon of it every day, iced.
I've been reading reviews for a few days and tried spent bags as under-eye compresses this afternoon. Amazing for reducing under eye bags and puffiness.
I have had problems with my eyes ever since a friend died tragically this fall. My stress level has been through the roof, coupled with my grief and the cold weather- I look pretty rough: baggy eyes, dull dry skin. I've tried several eye creams/depuffers and they haven't worked. 7 minutes of cooled green tea bags under each eye and it's amazing how the bags have deflated. I have some cooled tea and bought some reusable cotton pads to use as a compress every morning. I'm so excited- the prospect of spending the rest of my 30s and beyond looking this haggard wasn't very nice.
The price is fantastic, too! $3 something for 100 bags of tea that I'll use anyway. I'm sold!
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I consider myself pretty objective in my analysis of products- natural or not, and price has no sway on my judgment.
I have concocted the most delightful skin potion, however.
I logically conclude that the concentration of freshly brewed green tea has more beneficial/antioxidant properties than something that's been processed and diluted and indefinitely sitting on a shelf somewhere... consumables don't get any better after packaging.
So basically I brew a couple ounces of VERY strong organic green tea, let cool, add a little bit of royal jelly with honey, a couple drops of tea tree oil (tea tree oil stinks- if it didn't work I wouldn't use it...Smell dissipates however), a drop or two of lavender essential oil in a small glass bottle and keep in fridge. Feel free to adjust ingredients as necessary. Use as a toner. This particular formula gently tightens my skin and keeps my pores clear.
If I find something that works better for any price, I'll buy it but so far, no luck. I demand results and in some cases buying watered down junk on the shelf doesn't do it for me.
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What works for many, doesn't always for you. I wanted this to work, but it just tightened and irritated my skin from the moment I applied it. It was worth a try. Though I am not quite sure I see the point in toners anyway. I don't really have luck with them.
EDIT: I bumped it up to 3 stars. I tried the freeze method and it did irritate my face a little, not as much as when it was hot (I believe because my skin is already dry, the heat made it worse) But because it still irritated me, even if it was just a little, I won't continue to use it on my face. I will use it for my eyes as it helped a great deal with puffiness and waking up. So Kudos for the eyes, not so great for my face.
I read that if a product makes your skin feel tight, that causes aging. After the tea drys on my face, it feels very tight! Could my skin be too dry for this tea toner?
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Another miracle product!! Green tea is sooo good for puffiness, good health, antioxidents (which is the one of the #1 issues with sagging skin besides the sun and other things), etc. I use these all the time, as a face toner, de-puffer, and drink it!
I usually take about 2 tea bags of pure green tea, and boil water, and let them sit for about 3-4 min, then squeeze just a little water out and put them over my eyes, or just simply "wipe" around my face, neck, eyes, nose, etc..even if there is water dripping,...let it..just hold a papertowel under so it doesn't stain/fall on your clothes. Let the tea water dry on its own over your face, and your face will feel much better and "awake"!
I also use coffee grinds mixed with facial wash and let it sit on my face for about 15 min before washing it off since it also has caffeine in it too. :) LOVE! Green tea is CHEAP, healthy, and beauti-fies!!
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i learned this trick from makeup artist..lisa eldridge.. i make the tea as normal using two teabags to make it strong. i then pour it into an icecube tray and freeze. i get out an icecube of green tea, wrap it it a gauze like material and gently dab around my eyes. you feel the tea come through the gauze as your dabbing. im being as honest as i can here. i have tried numerous amounts of eye creams and spent alot of money trying to keep my eyes looking normal. NOTHING has compared to this method. it works amazingly. and my eyes do not have dark circles anymore or puffiness like they had before. i do this before i go to sleep and even dab it all around my face. and i do it in the morning. the beauty of this method is, you dont have to lie down for ten minutes to do it..i walk around doing whatever i gotta do just dabbing the ice cube around my eyes. no lying there for ages with tea bags on the eyes. i highly recomened that people try this. best beauty tip i ever discovered. i just wanted to add incase people wonder how long to do this...i do it until the ice cube has melted. one ice cube for the both eyes is fine..just do a couple of mins on one eye then swap over..keep applying til ice gone. :)
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A great find on Makeup alley! I read a raving reviews about this natural way to treat my face and it has become an addition to my everyday face regimen.
After cleansing my face, I take the tea bag, put it into boiling water, and let it steep for a while. I wait until the tea bag cools and use it like a cotton pad. Then, I pat it around my face. I end off with sweeping the excess with a real cotton pad (so my face is not dripping everywhere) and add my moisturizer after. I have been doing this for about 3 weeks and it really helps reduce the redness and size of my zits.
Only caution, I tried the cheaper store brand versus the expensive twinings brands and found the store brand works a lot better. Go for organics and stay away from the expensive stuff where they add more "flavours" and additional plants that don't work well with your skin.
Drinking green tea is also a great anti-oxidant and helps your skin glow!
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This stuff is awesome. I drink green tea everyday but I also use it on my face as a toner. It's the best toner I've ever used. I make some tea up and then once it's cooled I use a cotton ball to gently rub it on my face. I'll hold the soaked cotton ball over any blemishes for a little bit longer. As a result, my skin feels smoother and more moisturised and looks clearer and brighter. Pimples are reduced in size, probably due to the anti-inflammatory effect of the tea.
Sometimes I make up a combination of green tea and other herbal teas such as white tea or chamomile. I'd recommend making a fresh batch every couple of days as it can start to smell after a few days.
I also add green tea to yoghurt and then use it as a face mask. The green tea soothes my skin and also acts as an exfoliant.
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This Saturday night. Free.
New remix of "Love Me More" by Ari Why up today for free on our bandcamp.
He brings out the sadness.
or click picture.
Each Graves member answers some ridiculous and fun questions at Mad Mackerel here...
Colin split up the questions for us and we went to town. Hope you enjoy. Happy Holidays.
New bandcamp file updated today
Added a new record to our bandcamp site full of odd songs from our music box.