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|2007, 7th round, 8th pick by Texans
Titans add LB Adibi
The Titans signed LB Xavier Adibi and placed LB Zac Diles on injured reserve.
Titans' Diles breaks leg; Roos has appendix removed
Titans head coach Mike Munchak said LB Zac Diles will go on injured reserve with a broken leg.
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The Chiefs have signed former Titans LB Diles.||||||| Diles, who played at Kansas State, to help shore up the linebacker position.
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Diles was placed on IR on Wednesday.||||||| Diles broke his right leg in last week's 35-34 win over Buffalo in his first start this season.
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The Titans have signed Diles.||||||| Diles is a five-year veteran who played 11 games with Tampa Bay and Indianapolis last season. He started his career in Houston, where he played 50 games over four seasons, and he had his best year in 2009 when he started 12 games with 45 tackles and two forced fumbles.

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This primer is amazing.. I have tried so many priming products high end to high street and have never found one I liked as much as this. Although this product is a little pricey I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a primer that not only minimises the look of pores but can be used as a finishing lotion giving skin a soft glow. My skin can be dry at times, as well as oily in some areas and this primer seems to do its job perfectly in all areas. I use this everyday and is certainly a product I will continue to purchase. As explained on the box this primer can be used blotted on to the skin as a primer or over foundation to smooth it out and I find this also gives a lovely smooth finish to my skin. I would not say that this product hides pores completely but it defiantly aids in minimising their appearance. As usual with Benefit products a little bit of this goes a long way, even when using it as a primer and as a finish. For anyone who is new to benefit or looking to try their products, they do boxes containing smaller versions of products for an amazing price, giving you the opportunity to try many products for often what you might pay for one full sized product. I would also say a top tip would be to buy Benefit products through shops who do offers regularly such as 10% off! and to sign up to benefit online as they often have great offers running!
I am a big fan of Benefit products, and while slightly more expensive than some brands, the products generally do what they claim to do. The Benefit brand was first created in 1976 by twins Jane and Jean Ford in San Francisco. Their first products were actually designed for exotic dancers, but their 'fake it til you make it' attitude and products soon made them a worldwide success.
The POREfessional is a primer. Primers create the perfect base for make up, evens out skin tone, smoothifine lines and giving an even surface for make up to adhere to This primer works by 'blurring' the look of pores and fine lines, it doesn't hide them completely, but it does help even things out on your face. This primer is oil free and suitable for all skin types. It also contains a Vitamin E derivative, known to protect skin from free radicals.
The packaging on this primer is the typical quirky Benefit style packaging and is a mint green and cream tube, with a cartoony picture of a woman on it. The primer itself is a pale beige colour and feels very light to the touch.
It is recommended that you apply the POREfessional from the center of the face outward by patting lightly with fingertips., paying particularly attention to the T-zone area. You can use this product before you apply your makeup, mix it with your foundation or apply on top of your makeup. I normally use it as a base for my foundation, on top of moisturised skin, as it means that my foundation doesn't sit in the pores around my nose and chin. You can also use this to touch up on any shiny spots throughout the day, although I have found that now that I am using a long wearing foundation, I don't have to do this anymore.
I love the feel of this product on my skin. The silicone in this primer leaves my skin feeling silky soft and even on its own gives my skin a bit of a boost. A little goes a long way, so a tube should last a while, and I usually find that a pea sized amount is enough for my face.
A full size tube of this is £24.50 but I often see the trial sizes on ebay relatively cheaply. A tiny amount is all I need to cover all my face, so the full size lasts me for about 9 months. Once opened, this product should be used within 12 months. I would definitely recommend this primer, but would recommend buying a small trail version on ebay first before forking out the full price for this.
I was lucky enough to receive a sample of this primer free in a magazine and I've been hooked ever since! I'm always on the hunt for products that will help my make-up stay on longer and also help my skin.
Benefit is a high-end brand available in all department stores and some Boots stores. It also available online and on QVC.
* Quickly minimise the appearance of pores & fine lines for smoother-than-smooth skin! Apply this silky, lightweight balm alone, under or over makeup. Translucent, oil-free formula complements all skintones and helps makeup stay put. Contains a Vitamin E derivative, known to protect skin from free radicals.
I wouldn't be without this primer now, my skin is oily and therefore I find without the use of it my make-up disappears as the day goes on. The texture of the cream is very lightweight and silky, my skin feels smooth and I have a nice even base for my foundation. Another great thing about this primer is it's oil-free which helps with oily skin. I have fairly large pores on my cheeks and while it didn't mask them completely it definitely minimised them. A life saver! This product has won various awards in the beauty industry and in my opinion deserves every one! It is also the best selling primer in the UK! I think that says it all!
Apply the POREfessional from the center of the face outward by patting lightly with fingertips...pay particular attention to the T-zone area. Keep it in your bag for touch-ups during the day.
I love the Benefit packaging! It's always very colourful and the names are quirky, very eye-catching. Porefessional comes in a turquoise coloured tube with a black lid. The product has a screw top with a small hole for the product to come out of, this helps you control the amount that comes out so you won't waste any.
This product isn't cheap it costs £24.50 but you only need a tiny amount so it lasts a very long time and considering the quality of the product I think it's worth every penny! I will definitely be repurchasing this.
Pores are one of the things you never really think much about until you try a product that masks it.
I love Benefit products and this is one of my favourites. It is isn't greasy, mattifys the skin and provides a smoothing base for foundation. I also does a great job of making pores less visible, and I certainly see a difference to the look of my foundation when I've applied it.
One disappointment is in the tube itself and how its dispensed. It comes out in a tiny amount. You don't need much of the product, but it is quite annoyingly restrictive in how much you can get out at a time, and it would benefit from a different applicator.
Overall a very good product, but for the price, it is probably something I could live without to be honest.
One tip if you are going to buy the product online. There is a huge amount of fakes on Ebay. I mean huge. I ordered it twice in a row to find they were fakes. The product may look the same on the outside but the product is completely different and utterly useless. So if you want to buy it, make sure you get it from Benefit directly, or an official supplier. You will be wasting more money than it takes to buy a proper tube of the stuff.
The Porefessional is what you would call a primer for use under make up. It is to shrink the pores on your face and will help keep your make up in place for longer also.
You apply a small amount to your skin and use your finger pads to massage it across your skin. It feels very soft to apply and dries instant to a soft powder finish that you cannot see but can feel on your skin for a few minutes.
I have only a small problem with large pores and I think this product works very well on my skin. It shrinks the pores right down and keeps them small for all of the day. I suggested to my client that she should try it and I was glad I had a sample to give to her because it did not work on her very enlarged pores and I would have been embarrassed if she had spent her money on it.
I like to apply The Porefessional because it does work how it should and I feel confident with it under my make up. I do not use it every day because it makes my skin feel very dry sometimes but if I am going out I apply some always because I think it makes a difference and I do feel like it helps my foundation to last for a bit longer.
It has got a small powdery smell but that is not very strong and I can not smell it as soon as I have applied it.
My pores look smaller for the whole day when I apply this in the morning but the next day they are the same so it is not a repair treatment and will work in the short term only. If you have got larger pores it might not be so effective so I would recommend for you to sample it before you buy a full size product.
A tube holds only 22ml of Porefessional and costs £25. It lasts for long because you only have to use a small amount every time so I think it is good value even though it is expensive.
4 Dooyoo Stars.
I must admit that although it's expensive, I love Benefit make up and find a lot of their range achieves good results so when I went for a 'pick me up' makeover at their counter I was open to suggestions as to what I might buy that day. When the 'benebabe' applied my make up she mixed the POREfessional in with some light foundation and I had to agree it gave a fabulous finish.
What is it?
The POREfessional is a primer designed to hide flaws and is very versatile as it can be used under or over make up or even mixed in with the foundation! It is very light so it's not like you are trowelling on another layer either. I expected it to be clear but it is actually a light beige colour that certainly suits my skin well and as it is only available in one colour I can only assume it sort of adapts to most skin tones accordingly.
In Use
I do usually use this mixed in with a foundation, as it helps to prime but then also makes the foundation go a lot further so it's practically a budget buy (ahem! More on the price later) but I have used it over moisturiser just to give my face a bit of colour when I am not planning to wear any make up. It seems to even out my skin tone, particularly redness around the nose area and any pores that are visible are less noticeable. On the box it also recommends using this product to hide wrinkles but I don't really have any of those yet luckily.
My thoughts
I love the silky softness of this product and only need to use a teeny amount each day so it really goes a long way. I have found that when I use this I don't need to use concealer as well as it attends to the areas I wish to conceal (unless it's a specific spot I was covering up). To say that the title of this product is a little vague, it's one of those miracle multi tasking make up items that I wouldn't be without in my make up bag now. It makes my skin feel so soft and silky I love wearing this product and find it doesn't need to be restricted to the pore area on the nose (and that's why I mix it with foundation).
Here comes the bad news... a 22ml tube costs £23.50 at Debenhams and it seems this is a consistent price you can expect to pay in stores.
Final word
I really love this product and will continue to buy it as I feel it makes my skin have that softened look and it fuzzes out any redness or reduces the pigment spots I have on my face in a couple of places. It mixes in well with foundation so doesn't add any more time to the getting ready routine and the tube I have been using for months now is still going strong so not a regular big spend thankfully. I am happy to recommend the POREfessional from Benefit and would advise trying it at the Benefit counter to see if you like it too.
I really love the brand Benefit and think their cosmetics are generally pretty good, so I was excited to try this product when I was on the lookout for a new primer. The Porefessional makes some strong claims, it aims to minimise the appearance of pores and fine lines and wrinkles, help makeup last longer on the skin and also contains vitamin E which is supposed to protect the skin from free radicals.
The is a nude colour cream which applies to the skin beautifully, it glides on and makes my skin feel super soft and smooth. It does appear to minimise pores, although I can't comment on the wrinkles aspect as I haven't developed any yet at 23! The cream provides a great smooth base for foundation, it makes it apply evenly and I would agree with their claim that it gets the makeup to last longer, my foundation last for the majority of the day when I combine it with this primer.
As this cream has a nude colour to it, I am not sure how well suited it would be to darker skintones, I have fairly pale skin and it seems to blend with my skin despite not matching perfectly, but I am unsure whether it is made to blend to any skintone or not, it would definitely be worth trying this out at a Benefit counter before committing to purchase this product as it does retail for £23.50 which is a hefty price tag, although you only need a tiny amount so a tube will last a few months in my experience.
If you are searching for a good primer I would recommend giving this a try.
A lot of my cosmetics and toiletries are cheaper products as I have a budget to stick to and often I find cheaper products can do a fantastic job at a fraction of the price of the bigger brands. Now and then it is nice to treat myself to something more pricey though and I find that the benefit range of cosmetics is usually worth paying for. After reading good things about Benefit Porefessional I decided to give it a go.
Porefessional is a make up primer which is designed to make your skin look smoother and minimise the appearance of your pores. It can be used alone or underneath make up.
***The packaging***
Porefessional comes in a retro style (which is typical of Benefit products) blue and white striped box. The picture on the front is of a lady wearing a blue mac. Inside the box is a tube with the same design.
I like the packaging as it's simple and I usually find myself drawn to things with a retro style.
***The price and availability***
Benefit Porefessional is available direct from the Benefit website or from Boots and Debenhams at the price of £23.50 for a 22ml tube.
I have seen it for sale on Amazon, but with a price tag of £39.50, meaning it's better off to buy it elsewhere.
This item does appear on Ebay quite often, so it is possible to get it a little cheaper there, or I have seen lots of smaller trial size tubes for sale on the site meaning you can try the product for a bit less money before you spend out on a full size tube.
I think the price is reasonable, it's not hugely expensive, although neither is it cheap. I find that the quality of the product makes it worth paying for, but personally it is a bit out of my price range so I cannot buy it too often.
***Using it***
Porefessional is a beige colour when it comes out of the tube, but it does not make any difference to the colour of my skin one it is applied. It is very easy to apply, just smooth over the skin, paying attention to the T-zone. I find that a little goes a long way. It glides on smoothly and feels lovely and silky on the skin. It feels nice and light and does not clog pores. The oil free formula of the product means that it is great for my problem skin as it does not cause any break outs.
When using it without make up, I simply glide it over my skin after washing and moisturising. It does give my skin a nicer, smoother appearance and makes my pores less noticeable. You cannot see this on your skin, it looks invisible once applied so it is ideal for a natural look. It does not cover blemishes or anything like that, so you would need to use a different product alongside this one if you want a flawless skin look.
When using this as a primer, I put it on after washing and moisturising and then apply my make up as usual. It helps my foundation to glide on smoothly and keeps it in place a little better than if I used foundation alone. With this product and foundation and/or concealer it is easy to create a flawless make up look.
The product can also be used over the top of make up, but I have personally not used it in this way.
Benefit recommend that you reapply this product a few times over the day and I find my skin does look better if I do this.
Porefessional certainly does what it claims to do, but you should remember that it will make your skin look better, not perfect!
***Overall opinion***
I really like this product a lot and will continue to buy it. The only reason I have given it 4 stars rather than 5 is because the price of the product means that I cannot buy it as often as I would like to!
I recently ran out of my current primer whilst getting ready for a night out, however my friend kindly came to my aid and let me borrow some of hers which happened to be the Benefit Porefessional Primer and since then I have been obsessed with it!
The primer claims to be a silky, lightweight primer that offers a translucent pore coverage and ultra smooth skin. If you suffer from open pores (like most of us) then wave them good riddance and welcome a gorgeous picture perfect complexion instead!
I could not wait to get my hands on a bottle of this magic stuff, so I quickly got down to my local Boots and purchased a 22ml bottle for £23.50 - if I hadn't have already sampled the greatness of this product, I don't think I would have paid out that much for a primer as it is quite expensive, however my make up bag was incomplete without it and my skin NEEDED it!
Packaged in a thin cardboard box measuring about 4-6 inches in height, with a gorgeous and slightly psychedelic design of blue and white circles covering the whole box. It certainly caught my eye on the shelf and is easily identified when rooting through your make up of a morning! Once you open the box, a plastic, tube bottle with the same design is the contents - much like most moisturiser bottles with a screw cap lid.
The product is light golden brown in colour with a quite thick consistency which I love because a little sure does go a long way! I like to use about a 5 pence piece amount and concentrate it on my T-Zone as I have combination skin and tend to concentrate on the oily patches which completely disappear once I use The Porefessional. It applies extremely well and very easily, gently gliding over the skin making it feel silky soft and smooth to the touch. It gives a very light coverage to the face - a little like the BB creams or a tinted moisturiser. Sometimes when I have a 'good skin day' then this is all I will wear with a little powder to set it as it makes skin look radiant, smooth and soft.
However I find it works best when it is used as a foundation prep, it has made my pores literally disappear and an blemishes I may have are no longer noticeable - it's like an eraser for your face! Amazing! Also since I have been wearing this primer I have not been using as much foundation, so in a way it has saved me money! Although it has a hefty price tag it definitely pays for itself!
This primer complements all skin tones and all skin types. As well as using the primer under your make up, you can also use it on top of your make up to make sure your foundation has solid staying power! It is oil free so if you suffer from oily skin - this is The One for you no doubt in my mind!
Available at Boots and most online make up stores you really will Benefit from this!
I have over the past year been trying out new make up products to make sure that I am using the best available to me. Some products I have thought are a complete waste of money and some have been absolutely fantastic and I was glad to find them.
Benefit The Porefessional is a base coat and it is the first thing that you apply to your pores before applying any of your other make up. The Porefessional comes in a 22ml tube and the product inside is a cream/balm, which is a skin tone colour which makes it easier to apply and blend to your skin ready to apply your foundation and powder.
A minimal amount of the balm is needed for each application and it can be applied with either a brush or your finger tip, which ever you find easier. The balm is then placed on your T Zone, your chin and forehead, or wherever you have any open pores. The balm is then applied and it minimises your pores and to allow your skin to require a minimal amount of expensive foundation soaking into your pores.
The porefessional is oil free so does not give you greasy skin, it is also lightweight and once applied leaves your skin feeling soft and silky to touch.
This is very expensive at just under £25, although I purchased mine in the Debenhams sale where I got a further 10% off the marked price. The tube does last a long period of time and you need a small amount, so it works out quite cost effective in the long run.
Once applied you will have great soft skin and without the feeling of your face having layers of product on. Using The Porefessional I have also noticed that you require half the amount of foundation that you would usually use as my pores have already been looked after and the foundation just glides over the top of it.
If you are a little reluctant on the price of this product as you are unaware if this will work for you there are smaller sample sets with this in so you can try before committing to spending a large amount of money on the larger expensive product.
I am glad that I found this Benefit product and I will be using this for years to come, this is an essential item for any make up bag that has foundation in. It covers my pores well and leaves my skin feeling soft to touch.
I actually bought this product MONTHS ago but it seems to have lately become huge on the market both on blogs and in magazines, especially with the mini sample in Glamour magazine, which I also own but have not used. However I bought this product without hearing anything about it or any reviews, the name sold it to me as I am quite self conscious about my pores as they are massive!
When I first applied the POREfessional I was amazed at how soft and silky it felt to put on my skin, I put it mainly on my nose and chin and some on my cheeks where your pores show most. It was also great because it was not oily at all which is perfect for me as I have oily skin. I then finished the rest of my make up and there was a dramatic change, my pores weren't entirely gone but it was so much of a difference it didn't matter! However I later found that in some places the product had gone a bit funny and looked as if i had dry skin that I had covered with foundation, I tried it a few more times thinking I must have gone funny in the rain or something but soon stopped using it.
I have started using it again recently because of all the amazing reviews it has been receiving and am finding it works better than it did before, I put this down to me not putting it on properly but I am still a bit unsure of it and tend to use it just in the worst of the worst areas of my pores.
I have not used my mini sample et and would like to do so incase the formula has changed since my very early purchase of the product, if not then it's just not meant for me! :(
Like some of you, I received this as a freebie in Glamour magazine. I had heard good things about this product so was really looking forward to trying it! The standard size of this is 22ml and retails around the £20 mark, it can be picked up from a Benefit counter located in Boots, Debenhams or online.
The balm is designed to minimize the appearance of pores creating a flawless base, it oil free and suitable for all skin types.
Prior to using Porefessional, I had never used a primer before as I didn't really see the point, but I was looking forward to using this and changing my habits.
The product has a light brown colour and a thick paste-like consistency. It is heavily fragranced, which does smell nice, but makes me wonder about the chemicals and nasties that can be added to beauty products - although I do not the full ingredients of this.
At first I was unsure how much of this to use on on my face, but I use a pea sized amount which I apply to my T-Zone and over the cheeks. It applies and blends very well, the skin feels soft and has almost a chalky texture to touch. The balm gives a nice light, even coverage to the face, if you have reasonably good skin then this could be all you need to use. My pores do look less obvious and my acne scars are muted thanks to this balm and it provides a nice canvas to apply foundation on, and thanks to the smoothing effect, I can apply less foundation.
This product does give my make-up staying power, so I don not feel the need to touch-up as much, and I feel my skin looks less oily when I am wearing this under make-up compared to when I don't.
Removing this is straightforward - with cleanser and toner as part of my normal routine. I have not experienced any irritations or reactions to this product.
Overall, this is a nice product and I am pleased I have it for £2!
As I have never used a primer before, I cannot honestly say if this balm is any better/worse than other primers, but I like the effect that this has on my skin, in conjunction with my foundation. I would consider purchasing this in full, but it is a little pricey - I may cheekily stock up on the samples from Glamour as this is a good saving!
I would recommend this to all skin types and conditions. If you are unsure, go to your newsagent and get a cheap sample!
4 stars due to the price
When it comes to beauty I love lotions and potions and as testament to this my dressing table is heaving with them, but I also like to keep things simple. For this reason I have never used primers as it just seemed like an unnecessary extra layer of make-up which I would have to apply and an added cost to my already colossal annual make up spend!
It was only when I got a tester size of the porefessional free with Glamour magazine that made me trial and test a primer for the first time. The product is designed to minimize pores and fine lines as well as providing a smooth and even base to then apply make-up. I have blemish prone combination skin with large pores on my cheeks and I have longed (probably like most women!) for smooth, healthy looking, glowing skin which looks almost airbrushed - this product is intended to help achieve such a look. Pore size is genetic and it is not possible to shrink them so a good primer is the only way those of us which are not genetically blessed in such a way are realistically going to be able to make them look smaller!
The product is a translucent light beige in colour which when applied sinks into the skin effortlessly and leaves no trace of colour. It comes in a plastic tube in typical Benefit candy stipe packaging which is both cute and fun as well as practical. The product feels like a light oil but is oil free so I have no idea how the achieved this! I have combination skin so I was worried that it would not be able to balance my skin and would make my t zone shine more prominent but as I wore it throughout the day this did not occur. It sinks into the skin really fast so you can carry on with the rest of your make up routine without having to wait for it to dry. In addition a little goes a long way, I normally use a pea size amount which covers my whole face.
Once applied to the skin it feels unbelievably smooth, you cannot help but touch your face! Applying the product is a pleasure as it feels so luxurious like a balm protecting your skin. You can apply it either under or over make-up. So far I have only worn it under make up after moisturising and I have found that it certainly lives up to its claims. My skin looks healthy and natural with my pores minimised giving the effect of baby smooth skin. It helps my make-up stay in place and helps even out my complexion.
I am a proponent of the no make-up, make -up look (for day time anyways!) of which flawless skin is a main part. I find that when I use the porefessional I tend to use less foundation as I only have to cover my really troublesome parts of my skin - the porefessional evens out the rest by itself. To save on using it every day I use it when I feel my skin needs a real boost.
Overall this is a great product and I will definitely be purchasing a full sized product when I run out of my tester sized one. It has truly converted me to understanding the importance of primers if you want to achieve a truly flawless look. The only downside is it is rather pricey (which is why I'm giving it four stars) but as I use less foundation when wearing this product and you only need a small amount of product so the cost probably balances out that way.
I may be overly harsh on the Porefessional product but I was expecting great things as I had only heard good things. Yet I'm still waiting for the huge benefits. The packaging is lovely and very cute which fits perfectly into the whole Benefit range. the consistency is very soft, silky and thin. When you apply, it doesnt even feel like anything is going on your face which is a welcome change from most overtly oily make up. It seems to just disappear from your hands. The appearance of my pores did seem slightly more improved but not to extent that it made a noticeable difference. If someone hadn't know I had put it on, I'm sure they wouldn't have been able to tell. The effect also lasted for a couple of hours, thats it. I do suffer from overactive pores so approving the appearance is a hard thing for this tiny product to achieve however, surely this is exactly the purpose of the Benefit item. I'm a really big fan of the whole Benefit line and this is the first time I've ever been disappointed with them. Call me picky but I though it was good, just not good enough.
A few months back my other half decided to surprise me with a little gift set of high end travel sized beauty products to try. These items had been voted best beauty products of 2012 so that was promising! After trying all the products there was a few items that impressed me so much I actually went on to buy the full sized, and full priced (eek!) products. Benefit Porefessional was one of the products I was most impressed with.
The sample product I received was a 7.5ml tube in a little box. The box said this was "PRO balm to minimise the appearance of pores". I did not think my pores were that big, although I have never really thought about it, if I'm honest. My make-up and beauty routine is really very simple, and I have never seen the need to use a face primer or base under foundation. I do, however, fake tan quite often and had noticed my make-up seemed to go on much better when I had a tan on my face. A friend told me this was because the tan was a good 'base' for the make-up. As I do like to give myself and my skin a few weeks break from tanning now and again, one of the things I missed was how well my foundation went on when I had a tan on my face.
But one of the other claims from this product is that it is an excellent primer under make-up. I definitely wanted to give this a try! I used this the next morning before work, when time was short, so I had a quick read of the directions and opened the tube. I was surprised by the colour! It looked like foundation. Not what I had expected. I continued on and applied the foundation-like cream to my face. Straight away I thought it had made a big improvement. It hadn't covered up anything, and despite the colour of the balm, it hadn't changed the colour of my face. It had blended in really easily and had left my skin feeling silky soft. I was very happy! But, my main reason for using this was to see how it acted as a primer under my make-up, so I continued on and applied my foundation.
After doing the rest of my make-up I sat back and had a look at my face. My make-up definitely looked better than usual, the Porefessional balm had made the make-up look much more even (no patches looking a little darker than the rest of the face). This gave the exact result of having a tan under the make-up to give it a base, but the added benefit (pun not intended) was this primer made my make-up look fresh and stayed put throughout the day.
I have very sensitive skin but this doesn't aggravate it at all.
I have since purchased the full size 22ml tube from ebay for £14. You can buy this off the Benefit web site for £23.50 so I would shop around. You can also usually find a 7.5ml size on ebay to trial before you buy the full size.
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An arrest has been made in the killing of a 50-year-old Tucson man in a road-rage fight.
Police said Wednesday that several sources led them to identify 24-year-old Andres Fernando Buelna of Tucson as the suspect.
Homicide detectives obtained an arrest warrant for Buelna and found him just before midnight Tuesday. They arrested him at a motel and booked him on one count of first-degree murder.
It's unclear whether Buelna yet has an attorney.
Police believe Buelna and 50-year-old Benny Alvarez Casarez Jr. got into a road-rage fight along a busy Tucson street Monday.
Police say that Casarez pulled into a parking lot, and that Buelna fired several shots at Casarez, hitting him at least once before fleeing.
Casarez died a short time after police found him bleeding in the parking lot.
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Troy fell just short of knocking off the top team in the Sun Belt Conference on Thursday, falling to Louisiana-Lafayette, 41-36, at Cajun Field.
The Trojans faced a fourth-and-goal late in the fourth quarter but Corey Robinson's pass to Eric Thomas fell incomplete allowing the Ragin' Cajuns to run out the clock.
Troy (5-5, 3-3 Sun Belt) trailed by as many as 15 points in the first half but a 20-point second quarter coupled with a strong second half defensive performance gave them a shot at the comeback.
Brandon Burks rushed for 126 yards and Will Scott kicked three field goals for the Trojans. Scott's 53-yarder with 4:09 left in the first quarter set a new school record which he previously set with a 52-yard kick against Florida Atlantic last year. For Burks, it was his third 100-yard rushing game of the season.
At the 13:30 mark in the second quarter, Jordan Chunn rushed for his 11th touchdown of the season, a 1-yard plunge to bring the Trojans within eight, 21-13. Chunn leads all NCAA freshmen in rushing touchdowns.
After Louisiana-Lafayette (7-2, 4-0) responded with a touchdown, Troy marched quickly down the field to set up another scoring opportunity. On third-and-goal from the six, Khary Franklin took a handoff from Robinson but pulled up and tossed the ball to a wide-open B.J. Chitty in the back-right corner of the end zone.
On the ensuing ULL drive, Camren Hudson stepped in front of a Travis Broadway pass and returned it 65-yards for a score. The touchdown cut the deficit to two, 28-26. The Ragin' Cajuns would score once more before the end of the half. The teams would combine to score 34 points in the second quarter alone and 66 in the first half.
The Trojans' defense held Louisiana-Lafayette to just six points and seven first downs in the final two quarters.
Robinson connected with Thomas for a 3-yard score with 6:59 left in the game. It was Thomas' 11th touchdown reception of the season. On the play, Robinson took over as Troy's all-time leader in career touchdown passes with 80 breaking a tie with Sim Byrd. A 51-yard completion to Thomas on the game's first play also gave Robinson sole possession of the Sun Belt's career offensive yards record.
Defensively, Tyler Roberts recorded a pair of sack on the night. Roberts leads the team with six sacks.
The Trojans will play its final road game of the season as they head to Oxford, Miss., to face Ole Miss on Saturday, Nov. 16. The game is set for an 11a.m. kickoff and will be televised by ESPNU.
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Robert Easter Sr. fought for 5 years in the 1990's, accumulating a 9-3-2 professional record. His son, Robert Easter Jr., turned pro as a lightweight last year and has already racked up 7 wins without a loss or tie. Even more impressive, all of the Toledo native's wins have come by knock out.
"At the end of the day, you're fighting other grown men. And they're coming to knock you out just as you're coming to do your job," said Easter Jr.
Easter Sr. says his son's skills have already surpassed his, thanks to hard work and dedication.
"People with talent – they don't go as far, because they're strictly fighting off of talent. But when you're doing all the things, putting it together, that add up, you go a long way," said Easter Sr.
"The mistakes he made, he corrected me on them. He didn't want to see me make the same mistakes," said Easter Jr.
Easter Jr. was an alternate for the Olympics in 2012, traveling to London with the U.S. team. His father has high expectations for his boxing career.
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A man and woman are behind bars after leading police on a high speed chase before crashing in the Stoner Hill neighborhood Friday morning.
Shreveport police say just after midnight, an officer attempted to stop a car for a missing headlight on Shreveport Barksdale Highway near Camilla Drive. That's when the driver sped off.
During the chase, the front left tire on the suspect's car blew out causing it to crash into a curb on Clyde Fant Parkway and Stoner Avenue. Police say a female driver and a male passenger jumped out of the car and ran away. Police caught and arrested the duo after a short foot chase.
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Cape Wine, hosted by Wines of South Africa (WOSA), is back after four years with a significant commitment from producers keen to showcase the major advances in local winemaking to the international trade fraternity of wine buyers, restaurateurs, sommeliers and media. The three-day trade exhibition, to be held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from September 25 to 27, has already drawn strong support from two-thirds of the country's winemakers, including the major corporates, independents and artisanal producers who have confirmed their participation. According to WOSA CEO Su Birch delegates will be coming from across Europe, the UK, North America, as well as Africa, Latin America, Hong Kong, China and
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Infusion deploys Microsoft CRM to easily integrate with the existing Microsoft-based technologies used by municipalities. Leveraging Microsoft CRM, municipalities are able to create a centralized contact centre to facilitate citizen contacts from a number of sources. Several back office systems can be integrated into Microsoft CRM, giving staff a more complete view of citizens' contact history. This helps them access real-time information and deliver the right information to citizens – helping to reduce inefficiencies on behalf of both citizens and staff.Municipalities can use Microsoft CRM to develop standardized processes to collect, track, and integrate service requests across all its departments. As a result, the municipality will create a broader view of the demand for services – thus helping improve service delivery for its constituents.The new technology platform based on Microsoft CRM will:- provide better service delivery without incurring large costs. - boost responsiveness and improve the quality of service. - provide the ability to generate reports within a matter of minutes.- transform the way the municipality responds to citizens by providing a single point of access to all services. - provide access to information in real-time, which helps ensure that there is less duplication of data and more accurate and updated information. - allow the consolidation of the municipality's line of business applications into a single development framework.By leveraging the initial CRM investment and using existing resources to develop other applications, IT staff can also boost the speed of developing and managing new tools while reducing development costs.
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I was on Lisinopril for 4 years. At first I had a mild cough, then in the last year I started having a gagging cough that sometimes made me throw up. I was coughing so hard that I would wet myself. Doctor keep treating me for sinus infections. Went to a new doc and he took me of the drug. Cough and gagging stopped in two days! If you are having these systems tell your doctor to take you OFF!
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I have high BP and CHF which stands for congestive heart failure. I'm 33. I almost died, but I'm recovering. If you ever feel a certain way about your health, don't hesitate, get the help you need immediately. This medicine is new for me, and I am still adjusting. It works and I like it. My BP is lower then usually and that's why I have an appointment to see my doctor. Anyway be s ... Show Full Comment
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Took this drug for two years with no problems then one night I woke up at 5 am and couldn't breath or talk because my tongue was swollen so bad. Went to the ER and they determined it was this drug and kept me all day for observation. Went back to Lasix since I also needed a water pill and this helps both problems.
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What an entertaining game we saw on Monday night. High intensity, high drama, complete with a last minute goal to win the game. Unfortunately for Canucks fans, the Blackhawks prevailed on this night, winning 4-2 and evening the series coming back to Vancouver. Lets take a look at the bad, good and what to look forward to.


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We saw it this morning, Real Racing 3 is out, it's GAME racing on Android.
By cons behind its free model, hide in app purchases that allow you to play faster and move on so quickly. Including repairs to cars after each race.
To not spend a dime, here are some tips for a good start.
Buy first Nissan Silvia, instead of the Ford Focus. Choose between two cars at the start that fall within your budget. The Ford Focus has a price / quality ratio less
Buy the fastest possible second car: the larger repairs take time (up real 1:30) if you do not pay. To play, you need a car repaired. So, it is best to alternate between two cars to let the other to rebuild their health.
Buy a second and even a third as fast as possible.
Buy discounted: the game features occasionally cars with a promotion.
Before sleeping: the longest run operations such as repairs or purchase of new car. Sleep on it he was saying!
Avoid contact on the track: the motors get damaged at every race, you can not do anything about it, but you can limit the damage by against the bodywork.
Do not repair systematically: superficial damage will not affect the performance, let them.
This will save as much virtual money and you just have to win races to get more and progress in the game without spending real money.
Download a Real Racing 3 Hack: By downloading this hack, you can easily beat anyone via some useful cheats. You can download the hack here: http://realracing3hub.com/real-racing-3-cheats/real-racing-3-hack-for-android-ios/


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PIERRE, S.D. - District 26 Representative Kent Juhnke (R) of Vivian recently announced his intentions not to seek another term in the South Dakota House of Representatives.
Juhnke still has one term left before being term limited, but at this time he has elected to step aside for a term. "I have always supported term limits, so I feel to be fair I will sit out a term," stated Juhnke.
"It is impossible to describe what an honorable experience this has been, not to mention what a phenomenal opportunity to meet and serve the people of District 26." Juhnke has full intentions of returning to public office to serve the people in District 26 again. He just hopes that this opportunity will give other potential candidates the chance to get out there and meet the voters.
South Dakota Republican Party Chairman Randy Fredrick said, "Representative Juhnke has done an exceptional job serving the people of District 26. He has always assessed each situation with fairness and considered each side prior to voting. His presence during this next session will be greatly missed and we hope his absence is short lived." Juhnke has served in the State House for six years.
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BRADENTON -- Members of the Manatee County law enforcement community gathered Thursday morning to honor their brothers and sisters who "paid the ultimate sacrifice."
The annual event in front of the Manatee County Courthouse paid special honor to eight members of the law enforcement community in Manatee County who died in the line of duty in years past.
"Law enforcement put themselves in harm's way daily to keep you, me and our families from harm's way," said keynote speaker Gary Tibbetts, special assistant to Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-Longboat Key. "Today we gather for those who put their lives on the line every day."
Tibbetts, who retired from law enforcement in New Hampshire after 25 years of service, also mentioned the Boston Marathon bombings and the role law enforcement played.
"As participants and spectators ran
away, law enforcement and first responders ran towards," Tibbetts said. "We pray for those lives lost, those injured and for justice to move swiftly forward."
Tibbetts experienced, at age 21, the effects of a loss in a department.
"The tragedy of a fallen officer is felt in the entire family of brotherhood and sisterhood," Tibbetts said.
Attendees included law enforcement from various county agencies.
"Once a year, if we can evoke emotion on what law enforcement does, then that's a good thing," Manatee County Sheriff Brad Steube said.
Memorial honorees included:
Officers Carl Cox and Steve Bennett, Bradenton Police Department;
Sgt. John Baxter and Trooper Jeffrey Young, Florida Highway Patrol;
Constables Shirley Dewey Smith and Barnie Cumbia, and Detective Herbert Grimes, Manatee County; and
Marshal Joe Terry, city of Palmetto.
Maj. Robert Williams called the memorial roll call of the fallen officers as members of a multi-agency honor guard placed a rose before plaques honoring each. A wreath of flowers was also placed in front of the memorial in honor of the officers who died of natural causes in the line of duty.
Following the roll call, the Manatee County Sheriff's Office paid tribute with a 21-gun salute.
The event was presented by Manatee Lodge 70 Fraternal Order of Police.
Many in attendance knew at least one of the those honored.
"I was working and teaching the night Jeff Young was killed," Steube said.
Palmetto Police Chief Rick Wells worked with Young during his time with FHP.
"For me, this is always a special day," Wells said. "I worked with people at this memorial. It's always very emotional."
Jessica De Leon, law enforcement reporter, can be reached at 941-745-7049. You can follow her on Twitter at @JDeLeon1012.


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Q fever usually is a mild disease with flu-like symptoms. Many people have no symptoms at all. But in a small percentage of people, the infection can resurface years later. This more deadly form of Q fever can damage your heart, liver, brain and lungs.
Q fever is transmitted to humans by animals, most commonly sheep, goats and cattle. When you inhale barnyard dust particles contaminated by infected animals, you may become infected. High-risk occupations include farmers, veterinarians and people who work with sheep in research labs.
The mild form of Q fever typically clears up within a few weeks with no treatment. But if Q fever recurs, you may need to take a combination of antibiotics for at least 18 months.
Many people infected with Q fever never show symptoms. If you do have symptoms, you'll notice them about two to three weeks after exposure to the bacteria. Signs and symptoms may include:
Q fever is caused by a type of bacteria called Coxiella burnetii, most commonly found in sheep, goats and cattle. It also can infect pets, such as cats, dogs and rabbits.
These animals transmit the bacteria through their urine, feces, milk and birthing products — such as the placenta and amniotic fluid. When these substances dry, the bacteria in them become part of the barnyard dust that floats in the air. The infection is usually transmitted to humans through their lungs, when they inhale contaminated barnyard dust.
Certain factors can increase your risk of being infected with Q fever bacteria, including:
Risks for chronic Q fever
The risk of eventually developing the more deadly form of Q fever is increased in people who have:
A Q fever recurrence can affect your heart, liver, lungs and brain, giving rise to serious complications, such as:
You might first bring your symptoms to the attention of your family doctor, but he or she might refer you to an infectious disease specialist.
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Before your appointment, you may want to write a list of answers to the following questions:
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Lab tests
Your doctor may want to check your blood for antibodies to the Coxiella burnetii antigen and for evidence of liver damage.
Imaging tests
Treatment for Q fever depends on the severity of your symptoms. Mild or nonsymptomatic cases of acute Q fever often get better in about two weeks with no treatment.
If you have more severe symptoms, your doctor will prescribe antibiotics. People who have chronic Q fever usually must take a combination of antibiotics for at least 18 months. Even after successful chronic Q fever treatment, you'll need to go back for follow-up tests for years in case the infection returns.
If you have Q fever endocarditis, you may need surgery to replace damaged heart valves.
A Q fever vaccine is available in the United States, but a different vaccine that originated in Australia has been studied more thoroughly. You may want to consider vaccination if you're at high risk of developing Q fever complications and you work in an environment that may expose you to the disease.


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7:00am Friday 30th May 2014 in Sport By Tom Pollak
Hercules Wimbledon's Claire Grima followed up her record-breaking run in April's London marathon by breaking her club 10km record in the BUPA London 10km road race on Sunday.
She clocked 37 minutes six seconds to smash her previous mark of 37:23 set in June 2011.
Lisa Thomas also broke the club women's over 45 record with a time of 39:43. She took almost two minutes off her previous mark of 41:40 set at Chessington in February.
Best of the Hercules Wimbledon men in action was Alex Bruce-Littlewood who was fifth in 30:13 with Jonathan Cornish 63rd in 32:49, Alex Bellew 79th in 34:55 and Rob Tuer, who finished fifth in the Surrey 5,000m championship the previous day, 140th in 34:55.
Elsewhere, Andrew Penney made a winning debut in the Bishop's Park parkrun in Fulham on Saturday when he headed home an 84-strong field in 16:07.
It was the first time he had competed in a parkrun since 2008 when he won the Wimbledon Common event in 16:53.
It was only his second race of the year, and in his only previous appearance, he ran the fourth leg for the Hercules Wimbledon team in the England National 12-stage road relay championship at Sutton Coldfield in April.
This weekend, Hercules Wimbledon's older athletes are in action in the Surrey Masters track & field championships at Ewell Court on Sunday.
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Hercules Wimbledon's track and field training sessions take place at Wimbledon Park athletics stadium on Tuesday and Thursday evenings starting at 6.30pm and Sunday mornings at 10.30am. Further details from coaching coordinator Maurice Sharp on 020 8337 8707.
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Tempest 2000
|Tempest 2000
Cover art (Atari Jaguar)
|Atari Corporation, Llamasoft
|Atari Corporation
|Jeff Minter
|Jaguar, PC, Macintosh, PlayStation, Saturn
|Release date(s)
|Fixed shooter
|Single player, multiplayer
Tempest 2000 is a 1994 remake by Jeff Minter of the Dave Theurer 1981 arcade game classic, Tempest. Originally an exclusive to the Atari Jaguar, the game received critical praise for its 3D graphics, soundtrack, and gameplay.
Tempest 2000 modifies the gameplay of the original Tempest by adding bonus levels, collectible power-ups, more sophisticated enemy types, and wildly varying web (level) designs.
The game contains a total of 100 webs, with new frame colors and variations every 16 levels. In all versions, the player's progress is saved every couple of levels, and players are allowed to resume by using "keys" to return to the last stage the game saved at.
Power-ups appear as small floating polygons that appear after shooting a number of enemies. Catching the polygon will activate one of a number of progressively more useful capabilities:
- Particle Laser
- Particle Laser enhances the ship's firepower and allows it to destroy spikes much more quickly.
- Points
- Between certain power-ups, the player can gain bonuses of 2000 points.
- Jump
- Allows the player to jump off of the web, useful for avoiding enemies that travel along the edge, and for avoiding the attack of Pulsars.
- A.I. Droid
- An autonomous polygonal ship appears floating above the web, and shoots at enemies.
- Warp Token
- Collecting three tokens gives access to a bonus stage following the current web.
- Outta Here!
- Collecting this power-up will destroy all enemies on the web and warp the player to the next stage. However, spikes are not destroyed, and it is still possible to lose a life by hitting one as the player warps down the web.
If a power-up is caught while warping off of a completed web, the increasingly high-pitched sound of a woman saying "Yes! Yes! Yes!" is played, and the first power-up received in the next stage will be the A.I. Droid.
If the player successfully completes all 100 levels, a special "Beastly mode" is unlocked. This is a harder difficulty setting where the enemies move faster and fire more often.
Tempest 2000 was ported to PC's running DOS, Apple Macintosh, Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation game consoles, the latter version with several changes to the design under the name of Tempest X3. Interplay released a Microsoft Windows version later.
Computer Versions[edit]
The DOS version contains optional AdLib and Roland MT-32 versions of the music, but lacks several of the visual effects of the console versions, such as the "Melt-O-Vision" transition effects. The Windows version is rendered in higher resolution, and has some unique glitches, like registering bonus level scores incorrectly.[citation needed]
The Sega Saturn version, programmed by High Voltage Software, is close to the original Jaguar version, except for the removal of the third type of bonus level. It uses most of the audio tracks from the Tempest 2000 soundtrack CD for gameplay.
Tempest X3, the Sony PlayStation version, was released in 1996, with updated graphics and sound. However, the following gameplay differences from the original version were identified by Jeff Minter in a Usenet post:[citation needed]
- The "AI Droid" only follows the player, instead of acting autonomously. A new, "Mega Droid" powerup rectifies this somewhat, but it takes a very long time within a level to acquire it.
- Pulsars now move slowly around the top of the Web if they reach it (rather than electrifying the whole top edge the moment they arrive).
- The Particle Laser is no more effective than the normal laser against Spikes (in the original, it destroys them very quickly).
- Some of the harder, "sticking point" webs have been removed from the game entirely.
Entering the name "YIFF!" on the highscore table will activate a secret mode, allowing the user to choose to play the original Tempest 2000 game; however, any high scores made in this mode are not saved, the music (wave-captured from the original modules) is muffled and the effectiveness of the Particle Laser against Spikes is not restored even in this original mode.
The PlayStation version of Tempest X3 includes support for the PS1 Mouse, Nyco Trackball and Namco's rotary neGcon analog controller.[citation needed]
Jeff Minter returned to the genre with Tempest 3000, Space Giraffe and most recently TxK on the Sony PlayStation Vita[1]
|Tempest 2000 The Soundtrack
|Soundtrack album by Ian Howe, Alastair Lindsey, Kevin Saville, and Julian Hodgson
|Imagitec Design Inc.
The original Jaguar version's music was created by Ian Howe, Alastair Lindsay and Kevin Saville[2] of Imagitec Design Inc. (AKA Dream Weavers),[3] who also created the music for Jeff Minter's Defender 2000 on the Atari Jaguar.
The music was composed in the Commodore Amiga MOD music file format, although non-Jaguar releases of the game played music off of CD,[4] with the exception of the PC port. At the time of its release the music soundtrack could also be purchased on CD directly from Atari. The CD was also bundled with the short lived Atari Jaguar CD unit to demonstrate the system's music playing abilities.[5] It became the basis for the audio for all conversions of the game to come, including the Saturn, PC, and PlayStation versions.
Soundtrack album track listing[edit]
- "Thermal Resolution"
- "Mind's Eye"
- "Ease Yourself"
- "Tracking Depth"
- "Constructive Demolition"
- "Future Tense"
- "Digital Terror"
- "Hyper Prism"
- "Glide Control"
- "Ultra Yak"
- "2000 Dub"
Jaguar rotary controller[edit]
The game was programed with an option to use a rotary controller (similar to the controller on the Tempest arcade machine) with Tempest 2000 on the Jaguar despite the fact that Atari never released such a controller. Such a controller was planned for development and release by Atari, but no prototypes exist.[citation needed] However, several homebrew options exist by using parts from a Jaguar controller and either an Atari 2600 Driving Controller or new, higher-precision rotary encoders.
To unlock the Controller Type option easter egg, the player must press the Option button in the Main Game Menu to access the Option Menu. Then hold Pause on Controller 1 and Controller 2 at the same time in the Options menu. You will then hear the word "Excellent", and the Controller Type option will appear below the Display Setup and Controller Setup options. You can then choose between Rotary or Joypad for either player 1, player 2, or both. When using a rotary controller in one player modes the second controller port and a standard joypad are used for some bonus levels and entering the players initials.
The one used by Jeff Minter during testing was made from a hacked-up 2600 driving controller, and until about 2004, he had never actually played with a more suitable controller.[citation needed]
Tempest 2000, though initially dismissed by the creator of the Atari Jaguar,[6] received critical acclaim from such video game magazines as GamePro, Electronic Gaming Monthly (which awarded it Game of the Month), and GameFan.[7] Of particular critical acclaim was the game's intense techno music soundtrack.
Tempest 2000 was awarded Best Jaguar Game of 1994 by Electronic Gaming Monthly.[8]
- ^ TxK, Jeff Minter's remake of Tempest 2000, on PS Vita this year | Joystiq
- ^ MobyGames entry for Tempest 2000
- ^ Sleeve for Tempest 2000 Soundtrack' music CD
- ^ Answers.com article on Tempest 2000
- ^ Atari Jaguar CD box
- ^ 'Llamasoft And The Space Giraffe' Google Tech Talk (22min 47sec)
- ^ Halverson, Dave (1994). Diehard GameFan Magazine 2 (4).
- ^ Electronic Gaming Monthly's Buyer's Guide. 1995.
- "Tempest 2000 PC review". cnet.com. 19 December 1996. Retrieved 30 May 2008.


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Russian Caravan is my all time favorite tea! I discovered it over 11 years ago at, of course, Peet's. Over time I wanted a little more of the smokey taste. Now I blend Peet's Russian Caravan with their Lapsang Souchong for an amazing, smokey, satisfying morning brew. I use a little stevia and a little warm milk to round out my cup of tea. I use a tablespoon of Russian Caravan and a tablespoon of Lapsang in a medium sized teapot. Steep for 3 minutes. I've been drinking this blend for over 10 years and I look forward to starting every day with a steaming cup.
This tea is great. It has a particular flavor I imagine some will not enjoy. It smells like band-aid adhesive which oddly enough makes for a strong, unique flavor, a flavor I love. I recommend it unsweetened, over ice.
My introduction to Peets happened in 1993 as a new student at The Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. Honestly, I visited the Walnut and Vine store every day for a month! The coffee is great, but I was pleasantly surprised to find an excellent tea collection. Probably my favorite is Russian Caravan. This is a delicious, smokey, shake-you-awake in the morning tea, although good at any time. In keeping with its tradition, I am now ordering some for delivery to me here in Japan.
Evidently there are those who do not like this rich, smoky tea but let me tell you, tea lovers, I am not one of them. My wife and I started drinking RC at a local restaurant, ran across a great tea shop in San Francisco and bought a pound of their blend, then my lovely wife bought a tin of Peet's Russian Caravan. We've been drinking it ever since. Granted it's not for everyone. This is a strong, aromatic kick-in-the-butt, good-morning-world kind of tea that gets you out the door with a smile on your face and a song in your heart. It's also great for a mid-afternoon lift. I do love other teas, greens or blacks, but this is my absolute favorite that I look forward to every morning.
I started touring Peet's tea menu a few months back. Russian Caravan is definitely one of my favorites! This tea is very unique in it's flavor and has a very nice aroma! I HIGHLY recommend this tea to black tea lovers!
A friend brought me a tin of Peet's Russian Caravan tea, and I must say it is simply the BEST Rusian Caravan blend I have had.
I am usually a Peet's Tea fanatic but I have to say that Russian Caravan is pretty much undrinkable. Yes, I was warned this to be a smoky flavored tea but the TeaMaster truly went overboard on the smoking. When I drink this tea it is like drinking meat. Yes, you heard me right. The flavor is so smoky is very very reminiscent of the Chinese people cook smoked tea duck. Maybe next years batch, they tone down the smoke essence and then I will try again but for now I will stick with some other Peet's solid standbys such as Pride of the Port, Osmanthus Fancy, and my favorite limited time offering Holiday Breakfast Blend. Thank You Peet's for letting me express my opinion.


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) – One of the victims in a South Knoxville shooting from Monday night is dead. Yvonne Jones, 57, died after she was shot in her home on Buford Street.
Another woman, Cassandra Walker, 31, was also grazed by a bullet. Neighbors say Walker was Jones's son's girlfriend. Jones lived with her son, Walker, and the couple's children, according to people on the street. They say they were used to seeing Jones on their street during the day.
"She sits across the street on the steps. She'll sit there and smoke, or have a cup of coffee. And then she'll take a walk up the street," said neighbor Agnes Anderson, about what she observed.
"We saw the ambulances and police cars. It was sort of frightening," Anderson said, about Monday night's developments.
"I didn't know what was going on because I'd just seen the mother-in-law out with a cigarette," said Harry Baldwin, another neighbor who says he heard the gunshots. Shortly after, he saw Jones being rushed out by emergency crews, and knew it wasn't good.
"I saw them bring the mother-in-law out. She was bleeding from her head down. Later they brought the daughter-in-law out. She walked out," he added, telling us how Walker had been grazed by a bullet.
Exactly how the two women in the house were shot is still unclear.
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Is a walk as a good as a hit?
Nah, not really. And a walk's not nearly as good as a home run. Which the Rangers proved with a 4-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 5, giving them a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven World Series.
Monday night in Game 5 of the 2011 World Series, the St. Louis Cardinals drew nine walks ... but only two of the walkers scored.
Also in Game 5, the Texas Rangers hit two home runs ... and wouldn't you know it, both of them scored.
Those numbers led to a 2-2 score through 7½ innings, with the Cardinals having squandered bases-loaded opportunities in the fifth inning ... and the sixth inning ... and the seventh inning.
In the bottom of the eighth, Octavio Dotel's second pitch to Michael Young was a hanging slider, which Young belted into the right-center gap for a leadoff double. Dotel hung another slider to Adrian Beltre, but the pitch was so high that Beltre took it for a strike and eventually he struck out.
Oddly, even though Octavio Dotel throws right-handed and Nelson Cruz bats right-handed, Tony La Russa ordered an intentional walk - the fourth of the game - before replacing Dotel with left-hander Marc Rzepczynski to deal with lefty swinger David Murphy.
Earlier in this World Series, Ron Washington replaced Murphy with pinch-hitters when Rzepczynski entered games. Not this time, though, and it really cost him when Murphy hit a double-play grounder back to the mound - except, what? Rzepczynski was handcuffed, the ball bouncing to second baseman Nick Punto, with Murphy generously credited with a base hit.
Bases loaded.
Postseason hero Mike Napoli coming up. Would La Russa summon one of his remaining right-handed relievers from the bullpen? Lance Lynn, mayhap?
Nope. Mitch Moreland was on deck, and Rzepczynski was his last lefty. So "Scrabble" would pitch to Napoli and Moreland.
Which he did. The only problem was that Napoli drove a 1-and-1 slider deep to right-center, one-hopping the wall for a two-run double.
Rzepczynski did retire Moreland, and then La Russa did summon Lance Lynn ... but not for the reason you might think. La Russa didn't summon Lynn to get Ian Kinsler out. La Russa summoned Lynn to walk Kinsler, and ONLY to walk Kinsler. La Russa wanted Jason Motte in the game, but Motte wasn't ready to pitch so Lynn's only jobs were to a) throw four wide ones to Kinsler and b) give Motte time to warm up.
I've never seen that move before, and I suspect it's never happened in the World Series before.
It worked, as Motte struck out Elvis Andrus to end the inning. But La Russa had already lost the Eight-Inning Battle, and he would lose the Game 5 War.
Ron Washington, who had escaped so many dangerous situations earlier in the game by making unorthodox moves, had a much easier job in the ninth. He simply brought in closer Neftali Feliz. And then Ron Washington, everyone's favorite non-genius, got a big favor from Professor La Russa.
Feliz completely lost control of a pitch and plunked Allen Craig. Which brought up Albert Pujols, who in case you haven't heard hits a home run every single time he bats.
Except this one time. After working the count full, Pujols struck out on a fastball a foot outside ... and for some reason Allen Craig was running, and was out at second base by a Dirk Nowitzki. Remember, Craig was not the tying run. Getting him into scoring position was pointless. Maybe Tony La Russa will explain his thinking, but lately his thinking hasn't been working so well.
In the event, Feliz walked Matt Holliday but struck out Lance Berkman on a strikeout that I've never seen before, and probably has never happened in a World Series.
Tony La Russa giveth, and Tony La Russa taketh away. If Craig Allen hadn't become the first player caught stealing twice in a World Series game since 1955, they might still be playing. Cardinals fans can only hope that he'll get a lot smarter when he's back in Missouri. Or that the Cardinals get just a little luckier.
Update: Preliminary reports suggest that La Russa wanted Jason Motte in the game much earlier, to face Napoli. But because of crowd noise, he couldn't make his intentions known in the bullpen until it was too late. More on this later, from our very own Jeff Sullivan and Grant Brisbee.