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Don't be rash! Miracle Skin Salve promotes deep healing and restoration using a soothing blend of organic herbs and oils. From sunburn, chapped lips, and diaper rash to painful wounds and burns, apply salve as often as needed and watch your skin smile!
This delicate, summer-leaf-colored cream, full of skin-soothing, natural ingredients looks as healthy as it is. Spread on a dab of Miracle Skin Salve to treat:
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Coconut and extra virgin olive oil promote healing of rashes and abrasions. Coconut oil is especially effective for rashes caused by underlying yeast problems such as eczema. Olive oil draws in external moisture to the skin while allowing normal functions like sweating, shedding of dead skin, and the release of sebum. Its antioxidant properties also elevate skin health.
Beeswax delivers the delightful consistency of the salve—even in hot summer weather. It provides a light, protective barrier on your skin to help expedite healing.
Plantain has long been used as an astringent, demulcent, and hemostatic, effective for all sorts of insect bites and stings.
Organic comfrey root possesses amazing abilities to support healing of cuts and abrasions. And it's a comforting astringent for treating inflammation and bruising.
Propolis can be used topically for skin problems ranging from ordinary abrasions to eczema, acne, skin cancers, bruises, and burns to gum infections and advanced herpes in the mouth.
Lavender essential oil is known for its emotionally calming properties, as well as the ability to hasten healing of burns and minor cuts.
Rosemary essential oil soothes sore muscles and acts as a strong anti-inflammatory to reduce swelling and inflammation of abrasions.
Keep Miracle Skin Salve on hand—your skin and medicine cabinet will thank you.
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We would give this 6 stars if we could; it is that GOOD! No joke. From sunburns to cuts and cold sores, this stuff works! You can use it on pretty much ANY skin issue and you'll feel better. Also helps with acne.
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I was born and raised in the tropics; so I'm used to high humidity and whenever I'm exposed to cold or dry weather, my lips suffer dearly. Vaseline or lip balm either doesn't cut it or takes too long. After just 1 use of this balm, all chaps disappear, making it much easier to put lipstick on.
It also works wonders on pimples and skin scrapes even after bleeding. There's immediate relief after applying to the affected area. My sister used it on her daughter's facial acne and it's even making her spots disappear.
I had an itchy spot on 1 of my calves due to dryness. After a few applications, that subsided.
I had a skin tag (a little bump) under my right eye which tired me enough 1 day to squeeze it out. I discovered the content was dry fat (not pus like you'd express from a pimple). I thought I had scarred myself for life and put the salve on. I continued to put it on after every shower and after about a couple of weeks the whole thing disappeared. Now that was a miracle!
The product is very economical because you need to apply just a tiny amount of it to solve almost any skin problem.
Posted by Vanessa on 2nd Nov 2013
This stuff is amazing! My one-year old has battled severe eczema since birth and this Miracle Salve is exactly what it says - it's a miracle! His eczema is all cleared up! I use it for any diaper irritations he gets as well, and the redness clears up within an hour or two after using it.
I also use it for the hang nails around my cuticles and it keeps my nails looking freshly manicured!
Posted by Jennifer on 15th Oct 2013
Your Miracle Salve has helped my dry, cracked skin on my hands and feet. The salve soaks in nicely and stays there: soothing and healing my skin. Thank you for a super-great product!
Posted by Lisa on 15th Oct 2013
My teenage daughter has your average acne issues. I read one line in your publication from someone who used the salve for acne so I ordered some. We have been very pleased with the results. It is an oily product but it soaks in and has healed her acne nicely. It doesn't make her skin oilier. She applies some when she feels one coming on and it prevents them from becoming ... well, unpleasant.
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Our 11 year old sprained his thumb several weeks ago (swollen to twice the size due to a football=). After icing it and following first-aid protocol, I smeared miracle salve all around it and wrapped. We did this every 12 hours along with icing. After 48 hours, the purplish bruises started to show and we kept up the application of miracle salve and wrapping for 2 weeks. We are thankful to note that his thumb has healed up BACK TO NORMAL. Within 3 weeks of the sprain he was back to being able to play the piano (easy on the football now, son!).
We have also used miracle salve on eczema as well. I rub it on my 4 year old's calves after a bath and no itching for her.


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Don't get me wrong, every NFL player faces pressure. Every time he steps in a locker room or on an NFL field, there it is -- pressure. It comes immediately out of college, and stays with them for their whole career, and for most becomes normal.But then there's the guys who made this list. The guys that achieved greatness, then screwed up (or got screwed in some cases). These guys are in what some would call a "proving" year and for most, their jobs depend on it.So with that said, who are the top 10 superstars facing the most pressure this season?
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Nordic Naturals is kicking off a fall initiative to benefit a very special cause. The campaign—"Buy One Bottle. Help Two Heroes."—will raise awareness and support for Paws for Veterans, a nonprofit organization that helps rebuild the lives of combat-wounded veterans, while also rescuing shelter dogs that would otherwise face euthanasia. From October through December 2014, purchases of featured products will support monthly donations of Nordic Naturals omega-3s to veterans and their adopted service dogs, as well as a donation of funds toward a new training facility, for a total contribution of up to $30,000. Nordic Naturals has produced a short video that tells the story of Paws for Veterans and the people whose lives have been changed as a result of their transformative work. View this video online.
Qualifying products include all bottle sizes of Baby's DHA, Children's DHA™, Nordic Berries™, Omega-3, Complete Omega™, Ultimate Omega®, Pet Cod Liver Oil, and Omega-3 Pet™.
"Veterans frequently return from active duty with neurological and physical disabilities that make daily life incredibly challenging," said Joar Opheim, Founder and CEO of Nordic Naturals. "Medical service dogs offer amazing support that really changes the lives of these men and women."
Crystal Ayala, CEO and Lead Trainer for Paws for Veterans, describes their work as "life saving," noting that 22 veteran suicides are reported every day, and 1.2 million dogs are euthanized annually. Paws for Veterans rescues shelter dogs facing euthanasia. According to Ayala, "Each dog is rehabilitated, trained, and given a home with a veteran who needs and loves them. Veterans help train their adopted dog to perform tasks related to their specific disability. These can include waking them from nightmares, reminding them to take medications, finding lost objects, and physically interrupting panic attacks."
"We hope this unique promotion will raise awareness about this issue and this organization," adds Opheim. "We have been supporting the work of Paws for Veterans for more than a year, and we're excited to give our customers an opportunity to give back as well."
About Paws for Veterans: Paws for Veterans is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Florida that provides combat-wounded U.S. veterans with the support of specially trained service dogs, while simultaneously saving the lives of dogs that would otherwise face euthanasia. To learn more, see Paws for Veterans.
About Nordic Naturals: Based in Watsonville, CA, Nordic Naturals is committed to delivering the world's safest, most effective omega oils to help further its mission of correcting the global omega-3 deficiency. Distributing to more than 35 countries, Nordic Naturals offers over 200 products in a variety of flavors and formulations for adults, kids, athletes, and pets. As the number one fish oil in the United States, Nordic Naturals has revolutionized omega-3s, pioneering a new definition of fish oil quality as it relates to purity, freshness, taste, and dosage. Further information is available at Nordic Naturals.
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derma e, the pioneer of vitamin-rich, high-performance antioxidant skincare products, was honored with a 2014 Selling Wellness Trailblazer Award from Grocery Headquarters magazine. This is the fourth time derma e has received this award that recognizes the company's perseverance and innovation as a top natural health and wellness influencer.
"As a company that has always championed natural ingredient technology, eco-sustainability and triple-bottom line fundamentals, derma e is so delighted to have won this award," said Jennifer Norman, Vice President of Marketing at derma e. "We look forward to continuing to give consumers what they want – skin-friendly, earth-friendly, highly effective natural skincare at affordable prices."
Dedicated to helping retailers choose the best natural health and wellness brands, the 2014 Selling Wellness Trailblazer Awards honored 19 companies that are making a significant impact in the industry. Winners were selected based on a range of criteria including product innovation, uniqueness and integrity, social responsibility and environmental sustainability.
A complete list of winners can be found on the Grocery Headquarters website and in the January 2014 print issue.
Family owned and operated for 30 years, derma e has pioneered the development of vitamin-rich, high-performance antioxidant skincare solutions. The award-winning line features over 80 products that are free of parabens, phthalates, mineral oil and petrolatum. derma e products are cruelty-free and 100 percent vegan. Manufacturing and operations are offset 100 percent by wind power. derma e can be found in over 8,000 retail outlets across the U.S. with additional distribution in 25 countries internationally and on derma e. For more information, visit derma e online, call (800) 933-9344, follow on Facebook or Twitter.
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In celebration of her 25 years in practice, Master Herbalist Andrea Candee, author of Gentle Healing for Baby and Child (Simon & Schuster) created a video of one of her favorite workshops to help you take charge of your family's wellness naturally. Great-grandmother was wiser than we thought. She was self-reliant, knew how to make use of what was around her and so can you!
• Make the health food store your alternative to the pharmacy with safe, non-toxic remedies.
• Easily understood information to help adults and children get well and stay well. What to do for colds/flu, headaches, insect bites, injuries, inflammation, intestinal issues, and much more.
• Find out how versatile produce can be…onion for sprains and coughs, banana for splinters, garlic for infection, cayenne peppers for first-aid, ginger for nausea, lemon for mucus…and lots more.
• Learn how to develop your Personal First Aid Kit and stock your Herbal Medicine Cabinet.
• Learn how to make poultices, medicinal teas, herbal rubs, compresses and packs, cough syrup with step-by-step guidance for preparation and use.
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Worker B returns to their roots as beekeepers, adding raw honey to their collection of honeybee inspired products. A three-person company centered in Minneapolis, MN, Worker B found their start with local beekeepers and community-based farming.
The new Worker B raw honeys are sourced from select beekeepers chosen for their dedication to sustainable relationships with honeybees. Their honeys are never heated or filtered, preserving all the nutritional and enzymatic virtues of raw honey. Worker B is offering two individual varieties to start:
The Basswood Blend. Sourced form the glacial plains of central Minnesota, this variety is primarily from the Basswood tree blossoms, featuring bright flavor notes of mint, grass and thyme. This is the same raw honey used in Worker B's skincare formulations.
Buckwheat Honey. A stout varietal honey sourced from Worker B's friends in Quebec, Canada. This intense honey showcases robust molasses, chocolate, and malt flavor highlights, exemplifying the savory side of honey.
"The key to distinct honey varietals is knowing exactly what is happening around a beehive at a specific location and nuances of the harvest season. The specificity of flavor comes directly from the forage patterns of the honeybee," said Liesa Helfen, co-owner and founding member of Worker B. "The goal of the Worker B raw honey collection is to focus on sustainable beekeepers and the locations they collect from, resulting in spectacular flavor profiles of raw honey."
Worker B ingredients come direct from the hive, forming the base for their Skincare, Candle and Varietal Raw Honey collections. Worker B performs all aspects of their business from product concept to formulation, from production to fulfillment. Now in their fourth year, Worker B still maintains a series of their own beehives and continues their hands-on approach to ingredient sourcing that sets them apart from traditional skincare and lifestyle brands.
Worker B products are available at select retailers and online.
Bee Collected. Be Nourished. Worker B. ®
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Patagonia, Inc., the outdoor apparel company, today launched its Simple Fly Fishing campaign — a program designed to demystify fly fishing and make it more accessible. The centerpiece is Patagonia's Simple Fly Fishing kit, which contains a tenkara-style fly fishing rod, box of flies, line and leader, quick set up guide and a new book by Yvon Chouinard, Craig Mathews and Mauro Mazzo entitled Simple Fly Fishing: Techniques for Tenkara and Rod & Reel.
The kit is available in Patagonia retail stores across the United States, Canada, Japan and online starting today, and remaining stores on May 1. In addition, anyone visiting Patagonia stores can also get instant advice about the best places to go fishing in their local areas, as well as information about tenkara fly fishing clinics — open to the public — to be held in select retail locations in the coming days. This is the first time the company has sold gear for fly fishing, except for apparel.
"This is for the young person who has wanted to learn, but is intimidated by the complexity, elitism and expense of fly fishing," notes Yvon Chouinard, Patagonia's founder and owner. "This is for the woman and her daughter who are put off by the image of the testosterone-fueled, good-old-boy bass and trout fisherman who turned the 'contemplative pastime' into a competitive combat sport. And for the long-time angler who has everything and wants to replace all that stuff with skill, knowledge and simplicity."
The wisdom behind the campaign includes a belief that the way towards mastery of any endeavor is to work towards simplicity, and to replace complex technology with knowledge. Patagonia's Simple Fly Fishing kit aims to achieve just that. The tenkara fly rod contained in the kit — which has no reel — comes from a centuries-old Japanese fly fishing technique, which has been all but lost in modern-day fly fishing.
The rod is light, sensitive and elegant. Chouinard has found this incredibly simple technique to be highly effective at catching even the most difficult, highly selective fish. Patagonia developed the kit to promote the simplicity of this technique and bring many new people to the sport of fly fishing.
The book aims to teaches readers, from beginner anglers to master fishermen, how to discover where the fish are, at what depth and what they are feeding on. It then describes the techniques needed to present a fly at that depth, make it look lifelike and hook the fish. With chapters on wet flies, nymphs and dry flies, the authors employ both the tenkara rod as well as regular fly fishing gear to cover all the bases. With paintings by renowned fish artist James Prosek, and inspiring photographs and stories throughout, Simple Fly Fishing reveals the secrets and the soul of this captivating sport.
One percent of the sales from the book go to the preservation and restoration of the natural environment. In addition, the authors are donating their entire proceeds from the sales of the first edition to the Native Fish Society, the Atlantic Salmon Federation, and 1% for The Planet. Finally, Temple Fork Outfitters, which produces the fly fishing rods for Patagonia, is donating $10 for each rod sold to organizations dedicated to river and creek restoration.
Simple Fly Fishing kit details:
• Tenkara fly rod, available in 8'6", 10'6" or 11'6" lengths
• Simple Fly Fishing (book) by Yvon Chouinard, Craig Mathews & Mauro Mazzo
• Simple Fly Fishing quick set up guide
• Box of Yvon-recommended flies (12 count)
• Line & leader
Kit components are also for sale individually.
A new product recently launched on the North American market makes living spaces healthier from the ground up—literally. The first of its kind in the world, Pure Genius® smart hardwood flooring by leading North American manufacturer Lauzon Distinctive Hardwood Flooring, improves indoor air quality of a home while beautifying the decor.
Activated by natural or artificial light and by the movement of air, the unique, high-quality intelligent flooring—which comes in a wide range of styles and finishes—continuously breaks down airborne toxins, creating a constant supply of pure air in the home. In fact, studies show that the air in rooms installed with Pure Genius is up to 85 percent cleaner than spaces without the flooring.
"Many people don't realize the extent to which the air-tight environments in today's homes contain pollutants and toxic contaminants, such as formaldehyde emitted from furniture, building materials and common household products," said Priscilla Bergeron, Communication Manager of Lauzon, explaining that indoor air is often five to 10 times more polluted than outdoor air. "Poor air quality in the home causes build-up of bacteria, viruses and moulds, and may lead to allergies, fatigue and respiratory problems like asthma."
Pure Genius is specially-formulated using a patented titanium dioxide technology that decomposes bacteria, viruses and moulds, and reduces potential carcinogens by constantly transforming toxic airborne particles into harmless water and carbon dioxide molecules, Bergeron explained.
She added that, after 30 days, rooms installed with Pure Genius flooring have been shown to have a formaldehyde level of only five parts per billion (ppb), compared to 16-32.5 ppb found in a typical home. What's more, Pure Genius helps reduce household odors such as cigarette smoke, pet urine and lingering cooking smells.
Highly washable and resistant, the flooring enables hardwood cleaners to disperse better, so "not only is the atmosphere cleaner, but the actual floor itself is cleaner," Bergeron said, adding that the technology works for as long as the finish lasts. The Pure Genius Titanium® finish has a guarantee of 30 to 35 years, depending on the collection.
"Pure Genius gives new meaning to feeling good in your home décor," she said. "The purifying effect is so strong, that for an average 1,377-square-foot home installed with Pure Genius, it's like having three trees in your home."
Pure Genius flooring is available at specialty flooring retailers across the U.S. A built-in feature of Lauzon's new Authentik oak flooring and Organik maple flooring series, it is also offered as an option on most Lauzon Ambiance Collection products and on selected products in the Designer Collection.
To celebrate the launch of Pure Genius, Lauzon is inviting Americans to participate in a contest for a chance to win a trip for two to a destination of the winner's choice. Each purchase of Pure Genius flooring from April 1 to July 31, 2014, is eligible for the draw.
For more information or to locate a dealer, visit Lauzon.
Lauzon Distinctive Hardwood Flooring is one of the leading hardwood flooring manufacturers in North America. Its state-of-the-art products, environmental commitment, outstanding service, and highly-qualified staff make the company an undisputed leader in the premium hardwood flooring industry. Thanks to its prestigious flooring products, including its revolutionary polymerized Titanium finish, Lauzon's reputation for quality has grown worldwide.
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For kids—and the young at heart—Nordic Naturals introduces Vitamin C Gummies, providing 250 mg of vitamin C. These 100% vegetarian gummies are a delicious and easy way to ensure sufficient intake of this important nutrient. With a tart tangerine flavor, Vitamin C Gummies are chewable gummy slices for kids (4 years and older) and adults too. The product is pectin based, and free of gelatin, artificial colors, artificial flavors, preservatives, and allergens, including gluten, milk, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, and soy.
Vitamin C is an essential nutrient kids need for growth and development. In addition to supporting many of the body's physiological functions, vitamin C supports a healthy immune system and provides antioxidant protection.
"Knowing that kids can be finicky when it comes to food and supplements, we take great care to formulate products children will readily take," said Dr. Keri Marshall, Chief Medical Officer for Nordic Naturals. "Children—and adults—will love Vitamin C Gummies. Just two gummies a day supports many functions in the body for overall good health."
Vitamin C Gummies do not contain fish oil, making them an ideal companion to any Nordic Naturals omega-3 fish oil product. Like all Nordic Naturals products, they are pure, fresh, and great-tasting.
Based in Watsonville, CA, Nordic Naturals is committed to delivering the world's safest, most effective omega oils to help further its mission of correcting the global omega-3 deficiency. Distributing to more than 35 countries, Nordic Naturals offers over 150 products in a variety of flavors and formulations for adults, kids, athletes, and pets. As the number one fish oil in the United States, Nordic Naturals has revolutionized omega-3s, pioneering a new definition of fish oil quality as it relates to purity, freshness, taste, and dosage. Further information is available at the Nordic Naturals website.
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Ford showcases all-new brake detection system
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Toyota outlines hydrogen fuel cell ambitions
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The new Ativ One 7 has a sleek white, rounded-edge design inspired by Samsung's Galaxy line of products.
Toshiba debuts the first 13-inch Chromebook
Toshiba enters the Chromebook race with a 13-inch model for under $300.
The Logitech Pro bluetooth keyboard has comfortable concave keys
The Logitech doubles as both a case and bluetooth keyboard for the Samsung Galaxy TabPro and NotePro
LaCie unveils four unique hard drives at CES 2014
Luke Westaway checks out a sphere-shaped metallic hard drive and along with a slew of other new LaCie drives.
MakerBot's newest 3D printer? It's the massive Z18
At CES in Las Vegas, MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis shows off the company's new industrial-strength 3D printer, the Z18. The new printer is 12x12x18 inches and designed for the professional 3D printer market, and will be available in the spring of 2014.
Sony Vaio Flip 11 swings into tablet mode
Sony's new 11-inch Windows 8 tablet comes with a stylus and a free copy of Photoshop Elements.
The massive 27-inch Lenovo Horizon tabletop PC gets thinner
A second-gen version of our favorite mega-tablet adds updated components and software.
Lenovo's Y-series gaming laptop line gets a revamp
New GPUs, touch screens, 4K, and more, but nearly everything is optional.
New Flex 14, 15-inch laptops aim to be Yoga-lite
AMD CPUs help these half-hybrids hit lower starting prices.
An updated Yoga 2 at a slimmer price
New, less-expensive Yoga models drop the higher-res screens, but keep the 360-degree hinge.
Lenovo's slim X1 Carbon gets an "adaptive" row of touch controls
New CPUs and a better-than-HD screen make this a 2.8-pound ultrabook a top crossover contender.
Digital Photo and Video
Nikon D3300 revs up the entry-level SLR
Nikon brings its new entry-level SLR in line with higher-end models by removing the anti-aliasing filter and boosting its speed.
Sony's new Action Cam takes on GoPro
This tiny camcorder is water resistant, and adds tripod support.
Samsung WB2200F has a second hand-grip for portraits
This bizarrely-shaped camera also features two sets of shutters, and a 60x optical zoom.
360-degree action camcorder is awesome
The Geonaute has three cameras to capture panoramic videos that can be viewed on an iPad.
Panono panoramic ball camera takes selfies to a new level
This panoramic camera is made up of 36 individual cameras that take a photo when you throw the ball in the air.
Sony shows its first 4K video camcorder, the FDR-AX100 at CES 2014
Luke Westaway gets his hands on Sony's first 4K video camcorder, the FDR-AX100 at CES 2014.
Sleep Number x12 smart bed tracks your rest
Let this bed keep an eye on your sleep habits, give you a massage, and even stop your partner from snoring.
Staples and Zonoff are now announcing large-scale expansion at this year's CES.
Zonoff and Staples Connect will expand with new partners in 2014.
E-Go Cruiser is an electric, remote-controlled skateboard
The lazy man's longboard, this nifty gadget is great fun, and can even charge your phone. We put it through its paces.
Fujifilm's Instax Share to put fun into phone photo printing with CES debut
Fujifilm's Instax cameras -- rather odd-looking instant film models -- have turned out to be surprisingly popular, and the company now offers a total of five cameras in its Mini line.
Sony is looking to change the way you have breakfast with its Sony Life Space UX Tabletop Projector Concept
Part of Sony's "The Wow" project is the Life Space UX Tabletop Projector concept.
ZTE Projector Hotspot is the Megazord of mobile devices
This is like no projector you've seen before, because it's also a hot spot and battery charger. CNET's Bridget Carey explains how this Android device is handy for work and play.
The Izzi Slim features four camera lenses in one smartphone case
Equipped with a fish-eye, a wide-angle, a telephoto, and a macro lens, the Izzi Slim lets you take vivid photos with just one case.
Ultrasound drives next-generation mobile gestures
At CES 2014, CNET went hands-on with the touchless gesturing technology we'll see in next year's smartphones and tablets.
Lenovo ThinkVision 28 monitor debuts at CES 2014, packs 4K resolution and runs Android KitKat
Lenovo's ThinkVision 28 4K display is an impressive package, and not just because of its screen. The multitouch display not only boasts a 3,840x2,160-pixel resolution, it also doubles as an Android all-in-one device.
Killer NueVue iPhone, iPad case blasts bacteria
A clever microfiber lining does the germ-slaying dirty work.
Drones in depth
Donald Bell sits down with Henri Seydoux of Parrot and John Cherbini of 3D Robotics to discuss the present and future of consumer aerial drones at CES 2014.
Panasonic's Nanoe hair dryer adds moisture and style
This hair dryer generates ions that have 1,000 times more moisture than those from regular dryers, ensuring that your hair stays moist and silky.
Ventev shows off a host of Chargers at CES 2014
Ventev gives you plenty of charging options for when both home and on the road.
Inmotion SCV is a cheaper, smaller Segway
The latest version of Inmotion's single-person vehicle is coming to the US in the next few weeks. We give it a test-drive.
DJI Phantom 2 Flies into CES 2014 with its Video Friendly Drone
CNET's Bridget Carey hovers around CES 2014 with the DJI Phantom 2 Drone.
StickR TrackR Finds its way to CES 2014
CNET's Bridget Carey locates and tracks StickR TrackR at CES 2014
Rest is assured with Withings Aura Active Sleep System at CES 2014
Withings Aura Active Sleep System is completely dedicated to sleep.
Sony swings a prototype Tennis Sensor toward CES 2014
Luke Westaway shows off his backhand smash with the Sony Tennis Sensor at CES 2014.
iRobot unveils a redesigned Scooba at CES 2014
The Scooba 450 boasts that it is better at scrubbing floors with updated features and a new drying recharging station. CNET's Bridget Carey gets a demo of the new machine's three-cycle cleaning process.
A cheap satnav for bikes
The Schwinn Cyclenav is a simple and cheap way to get directions safely while cycling
Razer's Project Christine envisions a build-your-own PC of the future
A sleek rack and pop-out modules cooled with mineral oil...Razer's bold vision for PC gaming rigs is one part Mac Pro, one part steampunk, and extremely eye-catching.
Step into a virtual reality with the Oculus Rift
At CES 2014 Scott Stein checks out the Oculus Rift, a virtual-reality headset that puts you inside the game.
Hands on with PlayStation Now
Jeff Bakalar goes hands on with a demo of PlayStation Now, Sony's game streaming service debuting in the summer of 2014.
SteelSeries Stratus pad does iPhone and iPad gaming
Who needs the Xbox? This tiny Bluetooth gamepad works with any Apple gadget running iOS 7.
Lenovo's Y-series gaming laptop line gets a revamp
New GPUs, touch screens, 4K, and more, but nearly everything is optional.
Home Theater and Audio
Screeneo is a short-throw projector that won't break the bank
Philips shows off a short-throw projector that can be placed up to 4 inches away from the wall.
PicoPix projector gives you a big screen in a small package
Two new portable projectors from Philips let you throw a screen on the wall, no matter where you are.
Philips gives portable 5.1 audio with the Fidelio E5
Philips Fidelio "stereo" speakers transform into wireless 5.1 surround sound take the tops off these chic speakers for an instant wireless surround sound system.
Dalek Bluetooth speaker is world's loudest
Massive Audio has made the world's largest and loudest Bluetooth speaker in the shape of a Dalek from Doctor Who.
Sony 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector is furniture
At CES 2014, Sony shows a 4K SXRD projector capable of producing a 147-inch image -- and it's built into a credenza.
Touchjet TouchPico's pocket projector adds stylus functionality
The TouchPico comes with a stylus that lets people interact with their Android apps.
Samsung Sound Stand holds up your TV
This flat speaker fits under your television, taking up less space than a regular soundbar.
Samsung M5 speaker takes on Sonos
Samsung hopes you'll stick an M5 in every house, controlling playback through a smartphone app.
Tablo is a DVR for over-the-air programming
The Tablo box and app let you record the free shows that are available over the air.
Vizio goes big with 54-inch 5.1 sound bar, adds HDMI connectivity
Vizio announced a larger version of its 5.1 sound bar at CES 2014, promising better stereo separation and the deepest bass of any of the company's sound bars.
Vizio's Sound Stand sound bar gives your TV a lift, has built-in subwoofer
Vizio introduced its first-ever pedestal-style sound bar at CES 2014, looking to compete with similar models from Bose and Zvox.
Dish updates Hopper with companion Joey set-top boxes, and Google Glass app
At CES in Las Vegas, Dish refreshes the Hopper with the ability to record eight shows simultaneously, new Joey set-top boxes that help extend TV functionality anywhere, voice-enabled recommendation, and a Google Glass app.
Clearview Clio is a see-through speaker
We get good vribrations from the Clio, which generates sound through a vibrating acrylic panel.
Soundfreaq's new speakers and tiny clock look lovely
A swanky alarm clock and a miniscule speaker -- we take you through Soundfreaq's new audio tech.
Get the outdoor dance party started with Cobra AirWave speakers
Created with outdoor enthusiasts in mind, Cobra's AirWave Box and Mini speakers are splash proof and ruggedized.
Smart Home
Belkin WeMo LED Lighting Starter Set
Belkin expands its WeMo home automation line with a smart LED bulb kit
Bluetooth-enabled Lumen Mini lights up Vegas
Tabu's colorful Lumen Mini is designed with parties in mind.
Goji Smart Lock shows you who's at your door
Guess who's coming to dinner? The Goji Smart Lock takes a photo of visitors to your front door and can be unlocked with your smartphone.
Mother's home sensor system monitors your whole life
Tiny "cookie" sensors are dispensed through your house, and track anything from your water consumption to room temperature.
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Withings Aura Active Sleep System is completely dedicated to sleep.
ZTE gives CES its first look at the Eco-Mobius modular phone
The future of cell phones is made to order with the ZTE Eco-Mobius.
Asus ZenFone 6 is massive, should be cheap
This jumbo mobile has a 13-megapixel camera and an Intel processor. Hit play for more details.
Asus PadFone Mini pairs a little tablet with a little phone
Asus has taken a shrink-ray to its docking tablet tech. Will smaller screens make it more appealing?
Asus PadFone X is a phone-tablet hybrid
This quirky gadget is coming to AT&T -- check out our First Look video.
Flir One's personal thermal imaging camera
The Flir One attaches to your iPhone to show heat signals.
Alcatel's new gold 'Alpha' sparkles
This aluminum Android smartphone was dapper in grey, but looks like a million bucks in gold.
The Acer Liquid Z5 is a low-cost phone with a big screen
An affordable smartphone, the Acer Liquid Z5 is big-screen budget option.
Will the iPhone 5S survive a crush test at the world's largest observation wheel?
CNET's Jeff Bakalar visits the High Roller observation wheel in Las Vegas to torture-test the gold iPhone 5S. Check it out and see if this smartphone can stand up to the force of the largest wheel in the world.
Nubia phones from ZTE are made for shutterbugs
Souped up with 13-megapixel rear facing cameras and 5-megapixel front-facing cameras, ZTE looks towards budding photogs with its Nubia 5S and 5S Mini.
ZTE's chubby Sonata 4G thumps down at Aio
At CES 2014, we take a look at a phone design for Aio Wireless that we haven't seen in years -- a 4-inch Android puck.
ZTE's Iconic Phablet rocks aluminum style
The 5.7-inch supersize smartphone has mostly midrange features, offset by a higher-end metal backing. It'll eventually land in the US for phablet-lovers everywhere.
ZTE's Grand S II debuts at CES 2014 with impressive specs
With its Snapdragon 800 processor, 1080p screen, and 13-megapixel camera, the Grand S II is ZTE's most powerful phone yet.
Typo's BlackBerry QWERTY for iPhone
Say whaaat? This Bluetooth case slips a re-creation of a BlackBerry keyboard on top of your iPhone 5 or 5S.
Sony unwraps latest Xperia, the Z1 Compact, with a 20MP camera
At CES in Las Vegas, Sony's Kunimasa Suzuki shows off the company's latest Xperia smartphone, which features a new 20.7MP camera
Xperia Z1 Compact is a tiny, waterproof smartphone
The Z1 Compact is a smaller version of the Z1, packing a 20-megapixel camera and a waterproof frame. Check out our hands-on video.
Huawei's second Ascend rises high
The 6.1-inch Huawei Ascend Mate2 4G now comes with LTE and even more camera and processing power.
Cat rolls out its rough and rugged B100 cell phone at CES 2014
Jessica Dolcourt of CNET shows off Cat's rugged B100 cell phone at CES 2014.
Lenovo unleashes its first LTE phone
What stood out among Lenovo's four new phones at CES 2014? The flagship Vibe Z, its first to use the faster 4G standard.
Alcatel Pop C9 is bright, budget, big
This 5.5 inch Android 4.2 phone takes on Samsung's larger Galaxy Mega for less.
Alcatel's Idol X+ spins on 8 cores
MediaTek's octa core CPU jazzes up its 5 inch HD screen and 13-megapixel camera.
Software and Apps
LG HomeChat lets you SMS with your appliances
LG has partnered with the free Line messaging app to create a service dubbed HomeChat. HomeChat relies on Natural Language Processing (NLP) to let you send texts to your compatible LG appliances.
Tablets and E-Book Readers
Intel talks tablet strategy
At CES, Erik Reid, general manager of Intel's tablet business, discusses the chipmaker's tablet strategy, with a renewed emphasis on Android running on Bay Trail chips.
Snakebyte Vyper is a 3-in-1 home and gaming console
Available starting January 31, the Vyper is an Android tablet packaged with a docking station and remote so you can connect to your TV.
Asus Transformer Boot Duet TD300 tablet/laptop
Intel shows how the Asus Transformer Boot Duet TD300 tablet/laptop -- introduced this week -- switches between Windows 8.1 and Android at the chipmaker's booth at CES.
Toshiba Excite 7 hands-on
The Toshiba Excite 7 tablet is competitively priced and features a microSD card expansion slot.
Micromax unveils its LapTab which runs both Windows 8 and Android
Dual OS LapTab by MicroMax has the best of two worlds.
Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 tablet/laptop hybrid runs Windows 8.1 and Android
This 13.3-inch tablet, announced at CES 2014, packs a performance punch, with a quad-core Intel i7 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB of internal storage.
Acer joins the budget tablet war with the Iconia B1-720 at CES 2014
The Iconia B1-720 is a slight upgrade from last year's model.
Asus jumps into the small tablet stylus game
Asus is eyeing Samsung's current tablet stylus dominance with its new Vivotab Note 8, a Windows 8.1 tablet with a Wacom digitizer and stylus pen.
Acer upgrades A1-830 tablet, adds Intel Atom CPU, little else
The 4:3 aspect ratio toting tablet is only a slight upgrade from last year's model.
Panasonic shows 7-inch rugged tablet
At CES in Las Vegas, Panasonic introduced the new 7-inch FZ-M1, a thin, rugged tablet running Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro with a high-end Intel processor. It meets all the typical rugged specifications and is shock- and drop-resistant and can work in high or low temperatures.
Samsung Delivers a More Graphical Interface with the Galaxy Tab Pro
Eric Franklin of CNET runs through the new features of the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro at CES 2014.
Samsung Galaxy NotePro kicks up productivity
Bigger and more graphical than its predecessors, this huge 12.2-inch tablet takes on the laptop like none before it.
Alcatel's unveils new small 3G and LTE tablets
Alcatel's new Onetouch Pop 7 and Pop 8 tablets feature cellular connections on small form-factors.
LG LB7200 is an LED TV with a nifty design
It doesn't offer fancy OLED or a swanky curved screen, but this relatively humble TV still looks tempting.
CNET's TV reviewers talk the most notable screens of CES 2014
From curved LEDs to 120-inch behemoths to Chinese brands with Roku built in, our experts pick apart latest and greatest TVs that will appear this year.
LG's 105-inch TV boasts a '5K' panel
A quirky aspect ratio on a truly massive TV, and a curved panel too. Check out our First Look at this sense-defying TV.
LG 4K Curved OLED on sale this year
Check out our video of a curved 4K TV you'll soon be able to actually buy.
LG's flexible OLED TV bends at your command
This concept TV can switch between curved and flat, and looks gorgeous to boot.
Lenovo ThinkVision Pro2840m monitor packs 4K resolution, features, and value
Lenovo is dipping its toes into the 4K monitor pool with the competitively priced ThinkVision Pro2840m display.
Samsung's crazy UNS9 4K TV series adds 110-inch size
The 85-inch member of this billionaire-level TV series has been out for awhile, and we know most of the details already: $40,000 price tag, 4K resolution, crazy easel-type stand, Now the 110-inch size is official, although the price still isn't. Six figures, anyone?
Samsung demonstrates better glasses-free 3D TV
A concept 4K resolution 3D TV in Samsung's booth created the illusion of a third dimension better than before, and doesn't require you to watch from a particular seating position.
Concept 8K TV shown in Samsung's booth
If 4K just isn't quite sharp enough for you, check out Samsung's 8K demo TV. It's huge and higher-rez, but won't be a real product anytime soon.
A look at Samsung's H8000 curved 1080p television
At CES 2014 David Katzmaier takes a look at the H8000 Series, Samsung's flagship TV for 2014.
Sony's new TVs: All about 4K
At CES in Las Vegas, Sony's Mike Fasulo showcases the company's new line of 4K TVs that range in size from 65 to 85 inches. Standout features include backlighting, wedge design, and large speakers.
Sony X900B 4K TV flaunts funky design, built-in sound
Sony's second-tier 4K TV doesn't stock a full-array panel, but its extra features make it a hot contender.
Samsung shows off world's largest curved UHD TV at CES 2014
At CES in Las Vegas, Samsung shows off its 105-inch Ultra High Definition 4K curved TV. The large curved screen offers a wider field of view, an auto depth enhancer, and a 3D effect without the glasses.
Samsung unveils bendable UHD TV
At CES in Las Vegas, Samsung introduces an 85-inch bendable LED TV. With the press of a button, a flat-screen TV can be transformed into a curved Ultra HD TV.
Vizio: We've made the best TV in the world
TV makers routinely boast about picture quality, but when a claim like "Best TV in the World" comes from a company like Vizio-best known for its bargain boob tubes-it seems especially far-fetched.
Samsung's bendable TV at CES 2014
Can't decide between a curved TV or a flat one? Samsung has both covered with its new bendable display.
Vizio P series 4K LED LCD goes full-array
Big V's first shipping foray into 4K, or Ultra High Definition, the P promises to bring all those extra pixels at a price
Panasonic introduces new Life+Screen interface for LED TVs
At CES in Las Vegas, Panasonic announces a new Xbox-like interface for its new line of Viera LED TVs. The new TVs will recognize the viewer and help customize the experience through features like voice assistant, an info bar, and remote sharing. The company also announced that its new LED TVs will have the same picture quality as its former line of Plasma TVs.
Sharp unveils 2014 Aquos TVs with Quattron+ tech
At CES 2014 in Las Vegas, Sharp unveils the Aquos 4K, Aquos Q, and what Sharp President John Herrington called a "game-changer" TV, the Aquos Quattron+, which has 10 million more subpixels than full HD. Sharp will release these TVs in a matter of weeks.
LG reveals curved 4K OLED TVs, Lifeband wearable fitness tracker, and ship date for G Flex
At CES 2014 in Las Vegas, LG announces a slew of products, including new 4K OLED/LED TVs, the Lifeband, and a US ship date for the curved G Flex mobile.
Wearable Tech
Epson's Moverio BT-200 Smart Glasses deliver Android apps in augmented reality
Originally released in 2011, the Epson Moverio BT-200 Smart Glasses have been redesigned for consumer use and are ready for their debut at CES 2014 in Las Vegas.
Health trackers in full force at CES 2014
CNET's Bridget Carey and Scott Stein look at the many flavors of health-tracking bracelets unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Tech for your head at CES 2014
Wearable tech takes the spotlight at CES 2014. CNET's Scott Stein and Bridget Carey demo the Avegant Glyph video headset and Epson Moverio smart glasses.
Diving into the smartwatches of CES 2014
CNET's Scott Stein and Bridget Carey take a look at the Pebble Steel and Hot Watch, two smart watches making headlines at the Consumer Electronics Show.
LifeTrack R415 fitness smartwatch
The waterproof R415 connects to your phone via Bluetooth to send alerts and monitor your heart rate.
Lumus smartglasses (mostly) get it right
At CES 2014, we eyeball the best smartglasses we've seen so far.
Ora-S AR Eyewear takes smartframes further
This bulky effort does more than Google Glass, for less.
GlassUp takes on Google with sporty style
Modeled on cycling glasses, this smart glasses startup has the most wearable design we've seen yet.
Pivothead's Smart Colfax, a camera for your face
Clever camera add-ons slide onto these smart frames to leave you hands-free.
ZTE BlueWatch adds fitness tracking to a Pebble-like design
ZTE's first try at a smartwatch keeps it simple at CES 2014.
The handsome Martian Notifier offers affordable, advanced phone alerts
Check smartphone alerts with the new $129 Martian Notifier discreetly and in classic style.
Sony's newest and tiniest wearable: The Core
At CES in Las Vegas, Sony's Kunimasa Suzuki announces the Core, a small device that will act as a fitness tracker, offering recommendations based on how users interact with the device.
Razer takes stab at meshing smartwatch and fitness band
Imagine a Nike Fuelband that got text messages like a Pebble. Did we mention it has dual screens?
Wellograph's sleek new Sapphire Wellness Watch sparkles with style at CES 2014
Offering heart rate monitoring and step measuring skills in an elegantly crafted package, the new Sapphire Wellness Watch from Wellograph aims to merge style with powerful fitness tracking.
First Look at the LG Lifeband Touch and Heart Rate earphones
LG enters the wearable fitness tech arena with two new intriguing products at CES 2014 in Las Vegas.
First look: Pebble Steel smartwatch gets a whole new look (hands-on)
Brushed metal, a leather band, and an upcoming App Store: we look at the Pebble Steel on our wrist.
Behind the Scenes
The CNET Stage and South Hall set-up at CES 2014
Brian Tong gives you a sneak peek of the CNET Stage and the South Hall a day before CES 2014 starts.


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Nutri-Vet Pet-Ease Natural Calming Mist for cats uses natural herbal essential oils to reduce stress and promote relaxation in cats without the negative effects of pharmaceutical calmatives. Containing natural essential oils like lavender, clove, and cinnamon that serve as calming agents and mood elevators, Pet-Ease Plus helps reduce and prevent stress-related or aggressive behaviors.
The Pet-Ease Mist Diffuser plugs in easily to any two-prong outlet allowing the scent to be dispersed throughout the room. The diffuser will cover 250 - 400 square feet and lasts approximately 4-5 weeks.
Both diffuser and refill contain 43 ml (1.69 oz.) of liquid.
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Active Ingredients - Bio-Ease Complex (a proprietary blend of essential oils of Lavender, Sweet Orange, Bergamot, Cinnamon, Clove, thyme and Juniper Berry)
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This stuff is great
By miss marie
from Denver, CO
About Me Professional Pet Trainer
Comments about Nutri-Vet Pet-Ease Calming Mist & Diffuser:
Not only does the Nutri-vet calm the dogs, but the lavender componnent helps calm the owners :) Works so much better than straight DAP
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great item.
By Denise
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I have tried many things to calm down my bull terrier and unwind for the day. He is just in play mode 24/7. When I tried this product it worked instantly. I even put some on on a napkin and placed it under his bed. I would definitely recommend this to anyone.
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I used this diffuser because I thought it would change the behaviour of my 2 cats - one is hyper-active and the other is very skitish and hides. It did not affect either cats behaviour at all. I feel that I wasted my money on this product.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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This item works very well to keep my foster cats who are housed together pretty happy and eliminates the scuffles that sometime occur when you have more than one animal. It smells pleasant and is easy to use-just plug it in and forget about it until it is time to replace. For me, it seems to run out quickly but the catery is a large 20x20 building. Been using this for years, love it.
It seemed to help my cat relax
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I have a nervous cat who would try to wake us up every morning by doing "bad" things. Using this product seemed to help him relax and sleep in longer.
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I didn't notice any difference in any of my cats' behavior after using this calming mist. For me it wasn't worth the money.
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Yes! Helps our 12 Indoor Rescue Cats!
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We have 12 indoor-only spayed/neutered rescue cats from ages 3-15 years. We use the "cat version." (Is there a difference between the cat & the dog versions?) Been using several months now due to sibling rivalry & spray-marking behavior among several neutered "cat teen-agers." By golly, this has REALLY HELPED!!! That is the good news. The bad news is that we need to plug them in all over the house (1-2 per room) & refill each every 3-4 weeks. In dry winter months, we must refill about 3 weeks. In humid months, we may get 4 weeks per bottle. Oh, the smell is VERY pleasant & NOT over-powering. We use these as a substitute for Feliway plug-ins.
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Common Acronyms:
BS = Blood Strike
PS = Plague Strike
IT = Icy Touch
OB = Obliterate
DS = Death Strike
RS = Rune Strike
BB = Blood Boil
DnD = Death and Decay
DC = Death Coil
BP = Blood Plague
FF = Frost Fever
Pest = Pestilence
IBF = Icebound Fortitude
AMS = Anti-Magic Shell
AoD = Army of the Dead
RP = Runic Power
ERW = Empower Rune Weapon
HS = Heart Strike
SoB = Scent of Blood
Vot3W = Veteran of the 3rd War
MoM = Might of Mograine
WoN = Will of the Necropolis
B-G = Blood-gorged
HB = Howling Blast
FS = Frost Strike
HC = Hungering Cold
NoCS = Nerves of Cold Steel
CotG = Chill of the Grave
KM = Killing Machine
BoN = Blood of the North
ToT = Threat of Thassarian
GoG = Gift of Gorefiend
ScS = Scourge Strike
CE = Corpse Explosion
UB = Unholy Blight
AMZ = Anti-Magic Zone
RoR = Rage of Rivendare
Rune System Terminology:
Rune Set = 2 Blood, Frost, and Unholy runes, the 6 runes available to all Death Knights
FU Pair = 1 Frost and 1 Unholy rune, frequently used together for moves.
Rune Blackout = when all 6 runes are on cooldown and are not available
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Mob = an enemy, monster, or computer controlled non-player character (npc).
Proc = a spell, talent, enchant, or glyph effect that triggers from some set of conditions usually providing a buff or ability.
Tank = the designated character in a party or raid who gears to be strong on survival and takes the primary attention of enemy targets.
DPS = short-hand for damage dealers. I will use the lowercase "dps" to short-hand for damage per second.
Pop = slang for using a spell or ability.
Cooldown (CD) = the period where a spell or item is unusable because it is refreshing.
Global Cooldown (GCD) = the game is built with a base cooldown for the player client of 1.5 seconds. This keeps the player from being able to use most abilities less than 1.5 seconds apart. Some abilities can be used without triggering the Global Cooldown, while for certain classes, the Global Cooldown can be reduced in length with certain stats or abilities.
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I've been waiting for the Stones to go back to their roots and create some new classics, they haven't written a good one in what 20 or 30 years now. All that success and the money, living the good rich life uptown always seems to destroy the original raw creativeness of most everyone. I'd bet if they set that aside, went back to the low rent district and lived off a Bar bands wages for a while, became those starving and hungry for success musicians they once were, that it would all resurface. Fat chance of Sir Mick doing that.
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They are doing another reissue of this? What happened to the one they did in 2010?
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The reason the Stones stayed together I can tell Keith, the Stones were a live touring band, while other groups wasted their time in the studio making records that wouldn't sound right if played live. They are basically a bar band that plays very good Rock, Blues & Country & they hit it big but still play with the same temperment that made them in the first place. I remember Keith in '72 & he would look like he was still learning the guitar & drift off in his musical world & keep playing while Mick would be shooting him dirty looks because he kept going & miss a break for a chorus. That's what it's all about getting lost in your playing. My only regret is that he can never top his lead on Sympathy from Ya Ya's, it's never been the same since Taylor left.


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Plus, the legspinner bowling against the tail can always make quick strikes. Ponting's wicket could prove to be the body blow for Australia!
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If rain stays out, 50 overs are more likely...depends on light as well!
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Here's my heartrate data from the race … survived 58 minutes including the ceremonial half-lap after I was dropped back to the start/finish to be pulled by the officials.
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Kumho Ecsta PA31 all-season high performance tire, rated V 500 AAA
I bought a set of 1 SUMITOMO HTR-Z Ultra High Performance Summer. $360 with life-time balance, rotate, repairs etc..
Had about 10K miles with about 2/3 tread left. The front tires had some uneven wear. The tire is fun to drive, but is known for poor wet traction.
I just got in a spin on a rainy freeway off ramp, driving carefully at about 30 MPH. Everything was riding fine, then suddenly the tires lost all traction. The car spinned out, jumped a high curb, dragging the engine bottom on the edge of the curb, hit a wooden post (12 Inch DIA), broke it clear off the concrete base, continue riding on the curb until I was able to steer it off the curb.
Elec Stability Control would probably prevented that spin.
The bumper had a long but shallow vertical dent. The hood was bent just a little. If the car did not hit the wooden post, it may have gone over into a 20-feet ravine, which most likely total the car and cause some injuries.
During the spin, I was trying valiantly to steer the car this way then that way trying to recover the traction with no luck. My quick glances saw no other cars coming from behind so there was no secondary collision. Very lucky I did not get hit from behind.
It scared me now that I used to drive these tires at 80-90 MPH on freeway even during rain. Lucky they were all straight and wide freeways. Any sharp turns or quick lane changes would likely spin the car.
I have seen quite a few sports coups spin out even on straight road in light rain. I used to drive fast passed these shaken people in their expensive sports coups and laugh at them...
So no more Ultra-High Performance Summer tires for me. I was looking into Tirerack and found Kumho Ecsta PA31 rated top over other similar tires. The speed rating is V with tread wear rated 500, which is like 50K miles. I had before Kumho ECSTA with good dry and wet traction, wear long and evenly, but the sidewall is weaker so the turns are mushy. Also the tires were noisy after about 20K miles. But I have to make sure my a$$$ wont get spinned down into a ditch in the rain. So safety first.
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This is a very critical procedure. If you bungle it, the engine may overheat and crack. Toyota recommends this procedure every 50K miles and performed by authorized dealer only. Unlike older cars, Aluminum block engines must have coolant to fill engine block first, then run engine hot to open thermostat to fill radiator later.
If you have to do it yourself, there is a label under the hood, with instructions and a sketch of the coolant reservoir and hoses to help you do it. Follow it to the T of you may overheat the engine:
Replace coolant when engine is cold or you may get burns. Need about 1 and a half gallon of coolant. Use Toyota red LLC diluted in half only with distilled water. Hard water will deposit calcium in coolant lines and eventually block them.
Turn cabin heater lever ON. Put transmission in PARK, set BRAKE, chock the rear wheels carefully.
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Open the 2 clamps and remove the 2 half-inch rubber hoses on the right of reservoir.
Remove the reservoir by removing the 10 mm bolt on top of it. Raise it about 6 inches and insert it on top of the lower hood hook using a small slot built into the reservoir's bottom . The bottom of the reservoir should now be a level with the top of the head and a few inches higher than the engine block. Remove the reservoir cap and the white plastic butterfly air bleed valve.
Get under the car and remove the right most large, black plastic engine cover at the bottom on driver side. Position a pan to collect coolant.
Open the 2 x 10 mm nuts holding the thermostat in place behind the alternator. Use an universal joint to get behind the alternator. Pull out the 2-inch black rubber hose with the dome holding the thermostat. Lower the dome down to the bottom of the engine bay to drain coolant from the radiator. Remove and inspect the thermostat with it's gasket for any leaks or damages. Coolant should be draining out of the engine block. Over 90% of the coolant in the car would be drained through this thermostat cavity. No need to open the drain at the bottom of engine block, near the exhaust manifold.
I would skip the flushing with chemicals since it's too complicated, time consuming and can leave residue in the cooling system. If needed, flushing should be left to a dealer.
When coolant stops draining, close the white butterfly drain plug at the radiator bottom.
Start adding about 3.7 liters or 3.5 quarts of coolant into the reservoir up to the FULL line, keep adding as coolant flows into engine block and the reservoir level goes down. Coolant should flow through the bottom hose into the engine block. Inspect the floor, the bottom of radiator and all coolant hoses for leaks. If there are leaks, stop, check for causes carefully and replace any faulty parts before continue.
Reinsert the half-inch hoses (2 hoses) on the right of reservoir and secure their clamps.
A/C OFF. Start and IDLE engine until COOLING FAN BLOWS FIRST then FAN STOPS. This is when the thermostat was open to let about half liter coolant into into the radiator for cooling. Coolant level in the engine block shuold go down by about half liter or half quart. Watch the ENGINE TEMPERATURE indicator at all time. If OVERHEAT shut down engine immediately and troubleshoot.
Add about half liter or half quart coolant to reservoir. The cooling system is supposed to be full with about 1 gallon of coolant, including what's the reservoir. If not then there is a leak or overfilling. Tighten CAP and BLEED VALVE on top of reservoir. DO NOT RUN ENGINE WITH CAP and BLEED VALVE OPEN as the engine will suck air in through the reservoir if it's empty.
For about 15 minutes or more, rev the engine INTERMITTENTLY to 3000 RPM FOR 5 sec then IDLE for 5 sec to bleed air bubble out of radiator into the reservoir. Ocasionally open the air bleed valve partially to let the air out (caution: may spray hot coolant). When there is no air bubbles blowing through the reservoir out of the air bleed valve, air is all bled out of cooling system. The air bleeding part is complete.
Wait for engine to cool down, check coolant level. Check ONLY WHEN ENGINE IS COOL. Coolant level should be between LOW and FULL or something may be leaking, or there is still AIR BUBBLES in cooling system. Check leaks under engine and on coolant hoses. Add coolant to FULL level if low.
Monitor coolant level in the reservoir and add if necessary in the next few trips. You may want to repeat item 13 to 16 to bleed air, or make sure ENGINE TEMPERATURE indicator never goes into HIGH LEVEL and drive the car in the next few days while monitoring and ADDING COOLANT if LOW. Replace the top and bottom engine baffles.
Depending on severity of engine temperature and cooling problems, you can drive the car without stressing the engine and watch engine temp, coolant levels and check for leaks on the floor, radiator and coolant hoses. If severe, call a tow truck and head for the dealer.


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"He was trying to retrieve his vehicle," McConnell said. "So, … Mr. Young was arrested for burglary."
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