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I think the penalty we saw go against Carl Edwards on Saturday night in Richmond was right there on the edge. The penalty came late in the race, when NASCAR flagged Edwards for jumping the restart. That cost him a shot at the win in a race where he had led more than 200 laps. Now we felt pretty confident of what we were saying Saturday evening on air when this happened, because we have had a lot of conversations this year with NASCAR about restarts. Our NASCAR on FOX team meets with NASCAR every race-day morning of a Cup event. It's a way to discuss issues or questions that either side might have. We were pretty clear about where the restart area was Saturday night and I think the aerial shot we had is the smoking gun in Carl's case. In the case of Saturday's race at Richmond International Raceway, there are two different ways the restart area is marked for the drivers to see. There are lines on the wall the drivers can use for reference, plus there is essentially a box down on the inside of the apron. It is a box that is about 20 to 30 yards long. The procedure is that once the leader gets to the leading edge of that box, he can restart the race. If he gets to the far end of the box and hasn't started the race, then the flagman will restart the race. You can distinctly see where Carl Edwards restarted the race before he reached the box. Keep in mind, all this is regardless of whether he was the leader or not. Either way, he clearly jumped the restart. Was it by a lot? No, not really - but when Tony Stewart, who was on the inside and actually the leader of the race, spun his tires, Carl's error was simply magnified that much more. Also know that throughout that issue, NASCAR had maintained that Tony was the leader of the race and not Carl. I know the scoring tower in the infield showed Carl at the top, but that's not always accurate as cars are jumbled back up for a restart. It simply is not uncommon for a scoring tower to say one thing but the reality is it is something else. This isn't like it is a gray area for the drivers. I mean NASCAR even incorporates the restart areas for the specific track they are at that week into the video presentation shown to the drivers in their meeting the day of the event. Don't get me wrong, I hate it for Carl Edwards. That man led 206 laps in his Ford Saturday night. He struggled a bit just past the halfway point, but he really did have a dominant car. They basically went from being the odds-on favorite to win the race to barely being able to finish in the top 10. With that said, we all have to also recognize it's the way it is. I mean the rules are the rules and they apply to all 43 cars. I applaud NASCAR for upholding the rule. The other confusion and controversy of the night was the caution with about 14 laps to go that was called for debris. I have to be honest. I really don't care what it was. I don't care if it was a water bottle, as Tony Stewart maintained, a shoelace or a bumper from a car. I know there is a segment of the audience that has been very unhappy these last few weeks due to the lack of cautions. That doesn't mean NASCAR can just go out and blindly manufacturer cautions. It doesn't do that. If it did, don't you think it would have created ones late in the race at Texas and Kansas? There was something bouncing around that racetrack and so NASCAR threw the caution. NASCAR doesn't have the luxury of having the time to sit and analyze whether whatever it is could be a plastic bottle, a can or a piece of sheet metal. They can't analyze it too long or someone might run over it, cut a tire and hit the wall. I appreciate them erring on the side, literally, of caution. Believe me when I tell you that NASCAR will get beat up a whole lot more for not throwing a caution if someone wrecks out because of it, or even worse, takes out a lot of cars because the yellow flag was not thrown for it. So whatever it was that brought out the caution, it sure set up one hell of a finish. Do I feel as bad for Tony Stewart as I did for Carl? I absolutely do because Tony was the second-most dominant car who led the second-most laps of the evening. Unfortunately, it was another hiccup on pit road, which Stewart's team has suffered through lately, which cost Tony the win. That combined with yet another bad restart by Tony helped ensure that Kyle Busch would walk away with his first NASCAR Sprint Cup win of the season. It is even more puzzling about Tony's restarts because you have to go clear back to about midway in the 2011 Chase for the Sprint Cup and all the way through mid-March of this year and Tony had become the King of Restarts. I think it also shows the marked difference between our sport and the stick-and-ball sports. Carl and Tony combined to lead 324 of 400 laps Saturday night. If you had a baseball or football team that was that dominant and that far in the lead, you probably would have left early to beat the traffic home. It just doesn't work that way in the sport of NASCAR. You literally have to stay to the very end because you simply don't know what might happen. What we just saw at Richmond is a perfect example of that.
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Fredericksburg officials were still ironing out the fine print of the 20-year agreement that would govern a proposed incentives package for Kalahari Resorts yesterday evening.
City Manager Phillip Rodenberg said the final version of the agreement, along with a proposed ordinance that would set up a tax-increment financing district to distribute the incentives, should be available on the city's Web site today.
Public hearings on both of those documents will still take place at 7:30 tonight, following a presentation by Kalahari President Todd Nelson.
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Ryan's Every Bit as Good at +/– as RavensPosted by on September 12, 2010 – 10:21 am
Takeaways vs. giveaways. Turnover margin. The old plus-minus. It's been a touchstone for football coaches for a while in explaining why a given opponent is so dangerous or how their own teams managed to lose particular win-worthy games.
Rex Ryan brought the subject up this past week when he was delving into why the Baltimore Ravens are such a tough out. He mentioned about how strong the Birds' front seven is in stopping the run and getting after the QB.
"It's not going to be easy, that's for sure. This is a team that, over the years, when they win the turnover battle, they generally win, like, 45 out of 47 times since 2003. I'm just throwing a number out there," Ryan said with a smile. "We have to do a great job of protecting the football.
That figure didn't include postseason games. With the playoffs thrown in, Baltimore since '03 has won 48 of 51 games (.941 winning percentage) in which it had at least a plus-1 turnover differential. Since '04 the record is 39-2 (.951). Since '05 it's 32-1 (.970), with the only loss coming last season at home when the Ravens took a 15-14 fourth-quarter lead on Indianapolis, only to lose to the Colts, 17-15. That's how close that mark is to being perfect over the past five years.
You can see where I'm going with this.
Ryan didn't mention it, either out of modesty or because he wanted us all to connect the dots on our own. But his coaching was a major contributor to the Ravens' record in plus turnover games from '03, when he became the D-line coach, through '08, his fourth season as D-coordinator.
Then add in his first year as the Jets' head coach. Of the 19 games the Green & White played last season, they had a plus turnover margin in 10 of them. They won all 10.
So let's use the '05 opening day as the jumping-off point. Since then, the Ravens are the aforementioned 32-1 in plus games.
Ryan's teams are 34-0.
The lesson: Don't give a turnover to Rex or to the Ravens. Each may take a victory along with it.
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The league, heading into today's 13-game Kickoff Weekend slate, isn't quite as good as Rex or the Ravens when it comes to winning plus games, but the record illustrates the wisdom of taking care of the ball.
Since 2003, including playoffs, NFL teams that register at least a plus-1 takeaway margin won nearly 80 percent of their games (1,161-296-1, .797). The rule of thumb is that roughly a team that goes plus-1 will win 70 percent of the time, plus-2, 80 percent, plus-3, 90 percent, and plus-4-plus, nearly 100 percent.
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Two points we wanted to stress again for fans planning on attending Monday night's opener. Everyone's heard Green Day will be performing at halftime, but you also don't want to miss the concerts on the New Meadowlands Stadium plaza before the game.
From 5:30-6:30 p.m. outside the Jets Shop Flagship Store powered by Reebok, be sure to take in Slash, former lead guitarist of Guns N' Roses, performing alongside lead singer Myles Kennedy and special guests Nicole Scherzinger, lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls and "Dancing with the Stars" champion, and Jason Bonham.
And for the folks at home near the Meadowlands as well as the thousands in the NMS stands right before kickoff, be advised that the U.S. Air Force is supporting the Jets' pregame activities with a B-2 Spirit Stealth bomber flyover. The mission will be supported by Air Force Global Strike Command's 509th Bomb Wing, flying out of Whiteman AFB in Missouri.
The aircraft is scheduled to be directly over the stadium at 7:08 p.m., which means it will be directly over the ceremonial full-field American flag unfurled by members of all five uniformed services.
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By carl on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
By IRA on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Randy, Those are telling stats and it really does sum it up. Force turnovers and take care of the ball and you will win.
Nice pullout section in todays NY daily News put together by Randy,EA and Nick. Its a good read.
By Randy Lange on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Ira, thanks for the shoutout about the Daily News pullout. I thought EA's schedule story was an exceptional centerfold and Nick Gallo's stadium tour gave some great "flavor" of what's ahead for fans who haven't gotten to the new place yet but are going Monday night or in the weeks ahead. And a special thanks to Andrew Agro for coordinating the section with the DN.
By GaryC on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Message to Shotty, give Sanchez and Slauson help,throw some screen passes during the game especially the side where Suggs is going to blitz from.he definitely is coming with stunts to see what slauson can handle.
By Ray on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
I'm watching some of the Bengals vs. the Pasties and Nugent just nailed a 54 yarder that would have been good from 58, and then he puts the kickoff 5 yds deep in the endzone….where was that when he was here?
By IRA on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Well guess after one half i was wrong about the Pats defense. Yes they are young and untested but they are so much faster in the secondary and their safties really come up fast to make plays. Teams will play action those safeties all day once they get some tape on them. But their D will be better than i thought.
By charliejet on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Good for Rex! teams I think Rex came in with a positive attitude since day one. The man is trying to shake off the "Same ole' Jets" mentality better that attitude then a defeatist attitude. I rather the team have a bull's eye target to the rest of the league with a swagger attitude. Rex is exorcising the S.O.J. attitude. I get the feeling if Rex had his own way he wouldn't want to share a stadium with the Giants and the Jets have there own home. Good for REX. GO JETS! J.E.T.S. JETS JETS JETS
GARYC – I couldn't agree more – do the Jets even have any screens in the playbook?
By Mike Jet Vet on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Anyone questioning Rex's tactics now hope this proves there's a method to his madness ? again I will say like so many times before let him talk till he go's horse its no fluke he's 34-0 when winning the turnover battle… those who worry about Rex's words resulting in Jets not able to cash his checks as they so eloquently put it, Ravens have been cashing in for some time .Then him at the helm our 1st year Jets cashed a few as well with much against him I might add..Best worry about Sanchez learning the offence not turning the ball over 5 times a game V-G making contact not shying away from it Taylor stepping in picking up the slack for pace Revis coming back to form you know the real concerns .. where Rex is concerned I'm thinking leave well enough alone let him do what he does best win games
By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Speaking of stats, who was it who was telling me how vastly superior Marshall is to Holmes? Well, it'll be a cold day in hell when Holmes has 8 catches for 53 yards and a 6.6. average per catch, like Marshall did today against that tough Buffalo defense. Like I said about his 20 catch game for a 10-yard average, Marshall isn't nearly the deep or even intermediate threat Holmes is, and that's why getting Holmes was the right move.
By IRA on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Ray, It was at times in his last camp with the Jets. Nugent made a 54 yd FG vs Hou at home on 11/26/06. Which tied him with Hall for the 3rd or 4th longest FG in Jets history. Leahy,Hall[opener in Sea 97]and Feely last year all made 55 yarders. Of course these stats come from some of Randy's recorded stats. Maybe Nugent just needed some of that Ohio air all summer to get him back on track. Great guy and wish him well.
By Alex G on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
what's the NFL talking about?? regarding Peter Kings interview and Darrel Revis stating that he may hold out again in 2 ys???? is this some kind of joke.
By Justin on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Ira, this home opener and season i get to be home, so no more " Hello from Iraq", now it is Hello from Texas. Just want you and the Jets to know that you are at least being supported all the way from NY/NJ to TX. Great things this season, GO JETS!!!
By IRA on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Very happy to see that Leon played today. 6 carries for only 12 yds. I believe he will get better and better as the season goes on. Way to go Leon.
By Ed in Tucson on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Because of the stats featured in this article, I fear the long pass from MS. Of the 3 possible results, only 1 is good. I second the call for screen plays, as well as misdirection & draw plays & an occasional option pass from BS would be the way to exploit the Ravens' aggressive D. I still say Rob Gronkowski would have looked great in green & white; he had a nice opening day for the Pats.
By GioD on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
I hope the JETS will be ready tomorrow night, I don't see them to focus on the game as they should be. Too many distractions!!!
By kimosabe on Sep 12, 2010 | Reply
Alex…the answer is NO !!
By 37 year fan on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Ed in Tucson I am with you on " The Gronk " we took a corner , did we even need a corner ? We could have ….And should have took him in round 1 . BUT we've done well in the draft the last 6 -7 years so I'm not complaining . But I think we missed that one for sure … I thought Parcells was going to snag him…. We're gonna have to go to war with that guy for 10 years
By scjoe on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
All of those stats stretching back 35-40 games don't mean squat in this game coming up. It is a given if Sanchez , or anyone for that matter turns the ball over twice or more it will be very difficult to win this game, the Ravens have to much balance on offense and defense. So, barring any turnovers or horrible penalties at the worse possible time I will say…Jets 17 Bal. 10
By Craig J. on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Don't anyone worry about da Jets tomorrow night. All's well that will end well.
Sanchez will be fine, and defense will play lights-out! Defensive scheme will be Ryanesque. Ravens will be down trodden to mere hummingbirds.
Pats sent a message, and Jets will too. They'll respond to the message that pretty boy Brady & Co sent out to da Jets this afternoon.
By Ed in Tucson on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
I'd like to see LT or BS throw an option pass from a screen pass early in the first drive. Even if we don't score on it, it would make the D have to think about that possibility when deciding how much beef to pack in the box. I would call that kind of play as the very first play of the season, send a message to the league's DCs – stack the box at your peril. You don't need to throw long to spread the D, make them run sideline to sideline early to wear them out. And always pound & ground, keep Flacco & Co on the bench. Ball control is the winning formula. Jets win 28-18; GO JETS!
By IRA on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
First of all God Bless you and all the other troops in Iraq for doing what you do and taking care of us. Very happy you are home and will enjoy a great Jets season from the states.
GioD, Yeah the front pages are not good today but lets wait and see what happens with these allegations. Seems the Jets dealt with it the right way last night. Believe me they are completely focused and will be ready to play tonight. Its going to be a tough game and can see this going either way 20-17. As Randy wrote above turnovers will likely be the difference in winning or losing this game. No room for mistakes tonight.
By Rick Roucoulet on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Who's this Ines Sainz kidding? A female TV correspondent who calls herself "the hottest sports reporter in Mexico" & is threatened by male football players in a lockerroom hooting & hollering @ her??? Not any different when cheerleaders come out on the field. She also has done bikini photo spreads which tells me shes pretty confident w/her sexuality & what attracts the opposite sex. Just sounds like someone looking for more attention or a BIG payday. Get over yourself Ms. Sainz, ive seen hotter.
By GaryC on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
yes revis talking holdout already before the ink is even dry. makes you wonder why ryan kept trying to schmooze with Sean Gilbert trying to make everything fine and dandy.Jets will rue the day they did not trade this guy for draft picks and another corner.Like I said this guy will not be happy until he is the highest paid corner.
By Nakia on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
I love the JETS!!! I'm so excited, I'm counting down the hours. We are going to be a muscle machine. I can't wait for the pre game events. I'm having heart palpitations just thinking about it.
By Mike Jet Vet on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Turnovers ..who to trust with the ball Flacco or Sanchez ? I'm going to plead the 5th on that one folks ..I believe our defence will play good enough to win its the offence I have a problem with if preseason is any indication of how well prepared they are then you make the call they were horrible.. since preseason begun I'll say I've watched at least 12 games with the exception of dallas and us every team looks ready to go.. Ira Bills Defence did play well very well their offence lost that game.. One other observation has anyone else noticed well in the games I've watched anywho defences all attacking with defences similar to Jets and Ravens bringing corners and linebackers off the edges more then usual .. Rex some new wrinkles on O and D please B-Smith needs to be involved some wildcat passing running bootleg you know what he does best ..Hate to sound repetitive E-Smith and Diggs need to play most of this game at safety Lowery gives up way to many big plays
By Ed in Tucson on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
37 yf, ironically, that corner might wind up facing the formidable task of covering the 6'7″ behemoth. Pats looked scary good yesterday. Either that or the Bengals aren't as good as some "experts" have been making them out to be. Moss & Welker will probably draw Cro & DR, leaving Wilson to cover the Gronk; that will be a big test of his ability. But, let's worry about that next week. Tonight we need to focus on making the Ravens croak "nevermore!".
By GaryC on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
jets need to be careful, revis island may become three mile island,very toxic.
By Anthony on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
CANNOT WAIT for the game tonight. Give them hell Jets…J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS
By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Great to have you back, Justin, thanks for your service! These various investigations of the Jets are nonsense, if you'll recall the same thing was in the air at the start of last season. I suspect there are just some folks around the league envious of the Jets' talent and the smarts of their front office but that's too bad, they're gonna have to deal with us like it or not and cheap shots won't put points on the board.
By Aten on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Are the Game Releases no longer being posted on the website?
By Randy Lange on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Aten, it's good to know you liked the availability of the game releases. Due to our migration to the NFL platform, posting the weekly game releases is one thing we haven't gotten to yet but I will see what we can do beginning with New England.
By Casey on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
I'm missing my one year anniversary w/ my girlfriend to go to the game tonight :)
Cant wait
By 37 year fan on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
J……E …….T……S………JETS ……JETS ……..JETS . ….. I'm Amped ….One Hour 'till kickoff …..Butterflies …..
By charliejet on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Please someone tell me that this is some sick joke that Revis will want to renegotiate in 2 years. Are you kidding me?


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If you're having a tough time finding a gift for Father's Day, you're not alone. But here's the good news: most dads don't want anything other than to spend a little extra time with you.
The country continues to pray for and help the people devastated by the massive tornado that touched down in Oklahoma on Monday, killing dozens.
A huge tornado touched down just outside of Oklahoma City earlier today, causing widespread destruction and leaving behind a yet-untold number of casualties.
To see how you can help those affected, see the list below
An enormous tornado with a debris cloud two miles wide tore through the metropolitan area just south of Oklahoma City on Monday afternoon.
UPDATE 9:28 p.m. EST: At least 51 people were killed in the storm, including seven children from Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, according to KFOR in Oklahoma City. The news station reported that 75 student and staff were inside the school when the storm struck. Officials said Monday night that the search of the rubble remaining of the school had turned to a recovery mission.
We recently looked at some bad habits workers have that annoy their bosses, reduce productivity and prevent them from advancing up the career ladder. Now it's time to examine how bosses can spoil the workplace environment for their employees.
UPDATE 2:25 p.m. EST: The suspects' names are Azamat Tazhayakov, Dias Kadyrbayev and Robel Phillipos. From The Boston Globe:
Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev, both 19 and of New Bedford, were charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice by plotting to dispose of a laptop computer and a backpack containing fireworks belonging to bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the US attorney's office said in a statement.
Robel Phillipos, 19, of Cambridge was charged with making false statements to law enforcement officials in a terorism investigation, prosecutors said.
12:10 p.m. EST: According to Boston.com, the three suspects went to school at UMass-Dartmouth with Dzhokar Tsarnaev and may have helped him in the days immediately following the bombing, which was on April 15. Two of the suspects have been charged with overstaying their student visas.
The Boston Police Department announced that it has taken into custody three new suspects as a result of its ongoing investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing.
The second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has been captured. Dzokhar Tsarnaev was taken into police custody Friday night -- five days after the bombing that left three dead and left more than 100 injured, police said. The 19-year-old was apprehended after a manhunt that began Thursday night with the fatal shooting of an MIT officer and extended into the evening hours on Friday.
2:45 p.m. (EST): The Boston Police Department has announced that "there has not been an arrest in the Marathon attack." Investigations are ongoing.
2:35 p.m.: CNN is retracting their previous report that an arrest has been made in the Boston Marathon bombings. Other sources are reporting that officials are close to identifying a suspect after reviewing area surveillance video, but no arrests have been made.


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The talent chosen vary from established luchador Blue Demon Jr. to some of Mexico's top up-and-coming high-flyers Fenix and Drago to former Reina de Reinas (Queen of Queens) Champion Sexy Star. I'm looking forward to seeing who else gets involved from AAA and beyond, as there are several rumored American indie names flying around as well.


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KIEV, Ukraine (AP) The Interfax news agency is reporting that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says he will this week propose a detailed peace plan, including a cease-fire with separatist rebels in the country's east.
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hellokatie1618 on 8/28/2013 2:48:00 PM more reviews by hellokatie1618
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Brown Eyes: Black
I love my Clarisonic Mia. If you don't wear any face makeup, I don't think you need this product. I use foundation on a daily basis, and I have a two step face cleansing routine. I wipe off my makeup with a makeup wipe until the wipe doesn't show any color anymore, and then I go to the bathroom to wash my face with a foaming cleanser with my Clarisonic. I am always amazed at all of the makeup that still appears in the brush after I thought my face was clean. I use this with any cleanser that foams, I don't use Clarisonic's brand of cleanser. I also use the acne friendly brushhead, the bristles are a lot softer for my sensitive skin. I remember when I first bought this ans used it, I could literally feel air flowing through my pores. It was the weirdest sensation, I thought, "Wow, this is what clean pores feels like?" I don't feel that sensation too much anymore, probably because my skin is just used to feeling really clean now. The acne brush head works well with my acne and eczema. I wouldn't recommend any of the other brush heads if your face likes to get irritated. I've tried them all and they make my breakouts worse. Also remember to clean the brush with antibacterial soap.
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lilliangian on 8/26/2013 10:41:00 PM more reviews by lilliangian
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Tan Hair: Brunette Eyes: Black
My skin isnt particularly oily, but i do have A LOT of blackheads all around my face. I dont break out with loads of pimples, but i do get the occasional tiny pimples here and there. I googled all about blackheads and how to remove them because we all know how gross they can be! I use my clarisonic deep cleansing brush with my paulas choice pore normalizing cleanser. I moisturize with my clinique moisturizing gel (and the gel prevents oil as well). I also use paulas choice 2% bha liquid about every other night. And once a week i use paulas choice oil absorbing mask once a week. You may think that this seems like it will dry out your face, but these products are SO gentle. My clarisonic is AMAZING at buffing cleaner into the skin. Now, when i apply my makeup it looks so natural and can much easier be absorbed by my skin. Since adding the clarisonic to my skin regiment, my skin tone is completely even, and my pores have drastically reduced size. I use it twice a day and have found that it doesnt dry my face out whatsoever. If your skin is like mine where you have a lotttt of blackheads, i do not think that the clarisonic is too drying at all. It is literally my miracle! Literally 3 days after i started using my clarisonic i had comments on how nice my skin looked. SOOOO happy that i bought it, and its DEFINITELY worth the hype
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jenjen8000 on 8/23/2013 10:29:00 AM more reviews by jenjen8000
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Blond, Kinky, Fine Eyes: Blue
I bought the clarisonic brush In preparation for my wedding as I always suffer with red painful spots and blackheads on my chin. What a mistake! My skin ended up in a right state and luckily I started having Guinot hydradermie facials in the nick of time. The beauty therapist made me promise to get rid if the brush as she said they are far too exfoliating. I did and along with the facials, used a dr kern face lamp and I was spot free on the day :0) The thought of using a clarisonic on my face now makes my skin hurt!
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Eldeliciamua on 8/15/2013 11:18:00 AM more reviews by Eldeliciamua
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
I received this as a gift from loreal and it spent a week in the box staring at me because it looked like it was going to be complicated, however I pulled it out put my brush head on and charged it up, it hasn't left my skin care regime since! my skin never was particularly bad before I started using it but it has made such a huge difference In terms of the quality of my skin it's brighter and this definitely gets rid off all the makeup off my face! Also comes with a body brush which is great for getting rid of fake tan!!
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marisaew1 on 8/2/2013 1:24:00 AM more reviews by marisaew1
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I have the regular old clarisonic. I joke that if my house was on fire it's the one thing I'd grab (or my shiseido eyelas curler). My mom, grandma, and aunt all use one too. And my bf's bro in law is a dermatologist and swears by his too. Does wonders for my skin. Considering the opal now.
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ilovemarni on 7/27/2013 10:59:00 PM more reviews by ilovemarni
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I'm surprised not as many people came forward with lower reviews. Maybe my skin is particular, but I thought I should put my thoughts out there about this item. I got the Clarisonic Pro with sensitive brush head and have since sold it on eBay.
Some background, I'm 33, with combination, sensitive fair-medium skin. My skin has a tendency towards clogged pores, but I only get pimples every once in a while. I found this item to be too harsh. Even when I used the item gently only 1x per week and then 1x every other week, it was still too harsh for my skin. I do however have to say, I have the kind of skin that does not heal very quickly, so that may have been the issue. My skin would be overly sensitive and reddish after treatment so I stopped.
Now I'm just using an Egyptian organic cotton towel with cleanser and this is far better for me. I'm not saying that it isn't great for some people, but if you're skin is like mine, maybe you should do some more research before buying.
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BodyBar on 7/19/2013 12:43:00 AM more reviews by BodyBar
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown
I have the Clarisonic Pro and have been using it for about 5 months & love this brush. I use this brush 1-2 times a day mainly because it allows for better product penetration. I noticed that when I use this rather than my hands I have less oil left over on the skin and my product goes in nice and even.... What I spend on my skincare, this will make sure I get all the value out of it.
This cost me $259, but came with 2 products a 3 year warranty and a 90 day money back guarantee... you can't go wrong with that.
I have to re-purchase a brush every few months, but that is about it.
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*TOP REVIEWER* miomega on 5/28/2013 11:19:00 AM more reviews by miomega
Age: 36-43 Skin: Normal, Dark Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I was late to purchase this product because of the price and because I felt my former brush, a Spa Sonic, was good enough. The SS kept my skin clean, and consequently the overall condition of my skin improved. However, I'm so glad I pushed myself to get one of these. What the SS accomplished in a month, the Clarisonic Pro did in a week. After the first week, my skin looked SO healthy and bright, like I had been doing some serious cardio and then hitting the steam room. A definite repurchase.
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happyfaceatl on 5/24/2013 11:54:00 AM more reviews by happyfaceatl
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I have to say it my skin has change a lot for good it has been 2 years using this brush twice a day and its worth it for now i would like to try the acne brush heads since i have combination skin is. expensive but is worth it every penny!so happy with the results!
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*TOP REVIEWER* nattiekins05 on 5/14/2013 6:17:00 AM more reviews by nattiekins05
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
Before I start, I just wanted you to know what this review was about. I wrote a review a while back on the differences between the spinbrush pro (and the different models) as well as the oil of olay version of the spinbrush. In this review I am comparing and contrasting them (this was before I bought one) to figure out which one would work best for me... I hope by reading this, you will have a better understanding of your options before purchasing a spinbrush...
I was very skeptical of this brush to begin with . but I finally pulled the trigger after much consultation from my dermatologist. For any of those wondering, my dermatologist herself told me 1) this brush will make a huge difference regarding the health of my skin 2) that the Oil of Olay Spinbrush is just as good as the Clarisonic. That was her honest professional medical answer... So now I will give you my opinion on each of the two models.
The brush head: the brush heads differ on a few levels and I honestly feel that the The Clarisonic brush is superior. The Clarisonic brush head is much larger, even when comparing the smallest size Clarisonic MIA model to the Oil of Olay Spinbrush. The Clarisonic also has the optionality of different removable heads, one of them specifically for sensitive skin. I use this one. The drugstore versions do not have this optionality. After trying both Clarisonic brush heads (the regular and sensitive), I prefer the sensitive. I also feel the bristles on the Clarisonic model are softer and higher quality.
Cleaning power: About equal, but different. The Clarisonic uses a sonic oscillation system while the Oil of Olay Spinbrush uses a nonsonic rotating brush. The Oil of Olay version doesnt really vibrate like the Clarisonic but just sort of spins around in circles. When using the Clarisonic you simply move it in circular motions around your face as the brush vibrates. The Spinbrush doesnt necessarily work in that fashion since its already spinning around. They do feel different in my opinion. Probably both get you to the same place but I prefer the Clarisonic. I also think its much more effortless than the cheaper Oil of Olay brush. One thing that blew me away was not only how well it worked on my face- but also the eczema and tiny red bumps on my arms, after a few scrubs- GONE!
Charging: Clarisonic charges either in a base (if you buy the larger models) or in a simple handle attachment if you buy the MIA (thats what I have). The Oil of Olay is battery operated- and this SUCKS! I have to change the batteries every two to three times of use (depending on how long I use it, which often varies). Yes, I do have rechargeable batteries, but still can be rather frustrating changing them SO often. This is why there is such aclassic difference in price, though. You get more with the higher quality, you just have to be willing to spend more too.
Models: The Clarisonic comes in 5, yes 5, confusing models. What is the difference in all of them? Why do we need 5 models? They differ in speeds, size, battery life, attachments they come with, and warranty. They range from $119 to $225. There is the MIA (both the MIA 1 and MIA 2). This is the most compact and does not come with a charging cradle but a charging link. The classic comes with a charging cradle. And the Plus and Pro models have 3 speeds and are for the face and body. I think this is all mumbo jumbo and all you need is the MIA. You really dont need different speeds and you can use the regular brush head on your body as well. Unless you really want a standup cradle I would purchase the MIA for $119. The higher models also come with more Clarisonic skin care products. You dont need to use their products. Use your own favorite products. The Oil of Olay only has one to chose from, with no models to choose from. It is very standard and really comes with NO bells and whistles.
Body functionality: The Oil of Olay Spinbrush is very tiny, almost too tiny for the body. I think you can use the MIA Clarisonic for body even though its not marketed that way. You can really tell the difference in price here because the Clarisonic is well built, and sturdy... but the Olay version doesnt fit in your hand as nice, and its not as well built as the other models.
Do I really need to spend $119 on a brush to wash my face? No. You dont need to. But it will get your skin cleaner and you will likely see improvement- like I have after using for just a few days. The brush removes significantly more dirt, oil and makeup than manual cleansing. Both brushes will help to loosen impurities from your pores alot more effectively than your fingertips rubbing soap on your face. However, this does not eliminate the need to exfoliate on a regular basis. The simple fact is that results from either brush are going to be better than not using one at all. The Oil of Olay clearly provides more value at $30. Although I cannot say for sure, it doesnt feel as though it will last for years and years like the Clarisonic does. The Spinbrush is a bit flimsier in your hands than the Clarisonic. I have had my MIA for about a year now and I love it. I would recommend it to every woman really. Especially those women who are obsessed with new facial products, those who keep their skin a top priority and also those who have needs and maintenance when it comes to keeping their skin glowing. If you have dry skin, if you suffer from serious acne or a few blemishes, if you have large pores- this brush will be a godsend. Like I stated earlier, I saw results within DAYS of using this. Keeping in mind, I was using the Nutregena Wave beforehand, which I thought was just the greatest thing... NOT. It doesnt stand a chance against my Clarisonic, not even close. Plus I got sick of spending money on those expensive pads that you needed to attach. I dont have that problem with this- I can use any product i want, and can change them anytime I want. Well worth every penny ladies! Honestly! <
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A repair project at the Albemarle County Office Building on McIntire Road has led to a bigger discovery. There's a one inch bow in the exterior wall and earthquake damage could be to blame.
Crews were already working on a brick replacement project when the discovery was made. While they're taking steps to repair the damage, the project manager says there's no immediate danger.
"Additional investigation told us that actually a bow in the wall had caused it.The windows had stayed where they were supposed to, but the wall is actually bowing out. Although this is not an imminent threat, we did have some concerns and know that regardless of the other project we're doing related to maintenance, we had to do this project as well," said Neale Craft, Project Manager.
Workers have filed an insurance claim to see if any of the repair costs can be recovered. Another small bow was found on a different wall, but it's not as significant.
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