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Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Two local travel ball teams, the 14U Carolina Crushers and 10U Palmetto Predators, gave back in a big way on Aug. 10.
The two teams gathered gifts, which will be donated to the Childrens Hospital of Georgia. The items were gathered thanks to Troubadour Takeover II, a concert featuring a handful of local country musicians.
These donations will go to the hospitals current residents, Cam Griffin, the events coordinator, said. The event is Saturday, Aug. 16. Before that, though, were doing a show at 2 p.m. at the hospital that will be just for the kids.
Accompanying Griffin to pick up the items at Riverview Park was Jeremy Graham, who signed a recording contract with Dominion.
Jeremy has been all over the world, done a lot of stuff for the U.S. Army and Marines, Griffin said. He does the National Firemens Convention each year in Maryland. He is a humble, down-to-earth guy, from Harlem, Georgia, and a guy that has been good about giving back to people and good causes. He was thrilled to come out today.
The Troubadour Takeover II, according to Griffin, is a songwriters round and Nashville-based. It will be held at the Columbia County Amphitheater, 702 Faircloth Drive, Evans, Georgia. Doors will open at 6 p.m.
Well have five stools and five artists, he said. Itll be a roulette-style, and at the end of each songwriters song theyll have a sing-a-long that most of the crowd should know. Its really about interacting with the audience.
One of the guys, Jon Langston, had a song hit the iTunes charts at No. 25 above Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Brantley Gilbert and people like that. Its going to be an intimate setting where the crowd can really get to know them, and the motivation behind the songs they chose. Itll be a unique, interactive experience.
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INGREDIENTSActive Ingredients: Ensulizole 3%, Octinoxate 7.3%, Oxybenzone 3%, Titanium Dioxide 1.9% Inactive Ingredients: Water, Propanediol, Dipropylene Glycol, Butylene Glycol,Silica ,Cetyl Ethylhexanoate, Isododecane, Talc, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, VP/Eicosene Copolymer, Dimethicone, Behenyl Alcohol, Isostearic Acid, Glycerin, Behenic Acid, Stearic Acid, Hydrogenated Poly(C6-14 Olefin) , PEG-5 Glyceryl Stearate, Glyceryl Stearate SE, PEG-60 Glyceryl Isostearate, Bentonite, Batyl Alcohol, Sodium Hydroxide, Phenoxyethanol, Bis-Ethylhexyl Hydroxydimethoxy Benzylmalonate, Trisodium EDTA, Xanthan Gum, Cellulose Gum, Sodium Hexametaphosphate, Vibrio Alginolyticus Ferment Filtrate, Dimethoxytolyl Propylresorcinol, Fragrance, Sodium Carbonate, Alteromonas Ferment Filtrate, Aluminum Hydroxide, PVP, Sea Salt, BHT, Algae Extract, Chlorphenesin, Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Extract , Disodium EDTA, Potassium Sorbate, Tocopherol.May Contain: Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides
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Age: 36-43
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Having been "blessed" with very oily, acne-prone skin, I am relatively new to the world of tinted moisturizers/BB creams; normally I opt for powder or liquid foundations that typically offer medium coverage. Unfortunately my skin gets clogged very easily if I am using products that have comedogenic ingredients, or if I am using so-called 'non-acnegenic' foundations that offer heavy coverage (e.g. ELDW) but with with daily usage eventually break me out in cystic acne. In my quest to lighten the load on my face, I decided to try my luck with tinted moisturizers – and that is how NARS pure radiant TM came into my life 3 weeks ago.
What I have used before:
I have also tried Laura Mercier oil-free (in Tan, I think), Bobbi Brown oil-free (light-medium), Tarte Smooth Operator (Agent 14) TMs as well as EL's DayWear BB cream (medium). LM turned me into a shiny grease ball even before I was out the door even with powder on top), Tarte's was too rich/too shiny and broke me out in 3 days, BB's application needed too much hocus-pocus with moisturizers/blending techniques because it grabbed onto dry areas on my face (I have these due to my topical anti-acne treatments of BP and salycilic acid), and EL's BB cream looks too ashy/fake tan-like on me. Thank goodness, NARS TM is another story!
NARS TM shade/coverage:
I use the shade St. Moritz which is a perfect match to my skin tone - I guesstimate to be around NC35-ish as I do not use MAC makeup since Studio Fix gave me a bad breakout. For reference, I am Stromboli in NARS Sheer Matte (my perfect colour match during the winter), apricot (3+) in Sisley Phyto-Teint Eclat, B50 in Chanel's Perfection Lumiere, and 410 Bisque W in Lancome's Teint Idole Ultra 24h. It is definitely gives a medium-light (but not sheer) coverage, if fact I think it has the most coverage among the TMs I have tried.
Here are the currently avaiable 9 shades from fairest to deepest, with a MAC skin colour/tone guide based on reviews here on MUA/friends' hauls. Your best bet is to sample in person.
1. Finland (light1) netural pink&yellow NC15, NW15? more neutral, beige
2. Alaska (light2) netural pink&yellow NC20-25, even up to NC30; may also match NW25-30; more yellow-toned than Finland
3. St. Moritz (medium1) neutral yellow NC35-NC37; bit dark for NC30, too light for NC40+
4. Annapurna (medium2) neutral peach NC40
5. Cuba (medium3) neutral (pink&yellow) NC40-NC44
6. Malaga (medium dark1) warm caramel NC42-NC45
7. Seychelles (medium dark2) golden olive NC??
8. Martinique (medium dark3) warm red NW43-45
9. Polynesia (dark) warm chochlate NC/NW45+; may match up to NW50
What I like about NARS TM:
- very nice finish: it truly give a subtle glow (unlike the greasy "glow" of LM's TM);
- with only one midday touch-up with MAC's blotting powder, it still looks good by the end of the day even on my very oily skin. I should add that my oiliness is being curbed by applications of a blemish control toner (Paula's Choice Clear Toner), my HG primer (Hourglass), and Mattify! powder (in T-zone only).
- the "my-skin- but-(much)- better" look it gives all day; I should mention though that it does not cover redness, acne marks well so a concealer is still needed
- allows me to skip moisturizer, and spf; yey, less products on my face!
- applies easily: spreading a pea-sized drop with my fingers if in a hurry, or a dabbing 2 pea-sized drops with a wet sponge (best method to prevent smudging off concealer)
-versatile: I can use it as my principal coverage as per above, or I can use it as a moisturizer under a powder foundation to get a more all-over coverage. I have also used this TM to add a tid-bit of a glow to my day look when using a somewhat flat looking powder foundation: on top of a powder foundaiton, I pat VERY little (1/4 pea-size) of this TM on my forehead, and into the V-shape area of my cheeks marked by the outer corners of the eye and nostrils, but of course I omit the nose; this definitely saves me from the fate of looking like a Twilight vampire in the sunlight, something that I can always count on when I try to use an illuminator during the day.
- is moisturizing enough for me; I am very oily though so it may not be moisturizing enough for drier skin types.
- contains a physical sunblock (titanium dioxide) that is photostable so it offers decent protection from both UVA and UVB rays without having to reapply it every 2hrs or so (and I have yet to meet a person who does that with TMs and foundations out there that contain only chemical sunscreen ingredients)
- gives a softness to my skin that stays even after I take this TM off
What are the cons with this TM:
- the price; $49 CDN is pricey for a TM especially because I will need to purchase at least one darker shade to match my skintone over the course of the summer; however if I consider that I do not need a separate spf and moisturizer, the price is not so bad
- shade range: though I have found a perfect shade (St. Moritz), the shades from one to the next not only jump a lot in depth, they also vary in undertone; I have tried Annapurna, the next shade after St. Moritz, and it looked not only darker, but dinstinctly more orange on me (I am very yellow toned though so this may not be a problem for others)
- the fact that despite stating this TM is non-comedogenic, it contains a moderately comedogenic ingredient (tocopherol, the more comedogenic form of vitamin E) as well as a highly comedogenic, though thankfully minor, ingredient (algae extract). Of course, ingredients are only potential porecloggers until proven so by zits but some of the reviewers here have already complained about acne due to this product....
UPDATE 7/Dec/12: In 8 months of daily use, has not clogged my pores, and no breakouts. Greatly improved the softness of my skin. For summer, I had to buy 2nd shade (Cuba) to mix with St Moritz. Despite the cost, HG!
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Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Love this! For a TM it has excellent coverage, doesn't oxidize or separate, and lasts all day with a touchup maybe near the end of the day just to take a way a bit of excess shine (I have normal-dry skin, a few breakouts here and there). I'm about NC20-25, leaning more towards 25, and I use Light 2 Alaska.
COVERAGE: as stated before, it has good coverage for a TM. I would compare the coverage to be more along the lines of that of a light foundation (think DiorSkin Nude). When I use my fingers to apply this, I get a bit more coverage with less effort than if I were to use my beauty blender (my current favourite way of applying foundations/TMs). I do still need to use a concealer (MUFE Full Cover) to cover my acne scars and a separate concealer for my under eyes, but that is to be expected when using a TM.
FINISH: It has a more "glowy" finish than satin or matte IMO, and since I always set with a finishing powder, I can't attest to how it would look or wear after x many hours. It does look natural, and definitely not like you have a full-face of makeup on.
LASTING POWER: Lasting power is crucial for me when I am choosing a foundation. Although this does not wear like iron unlike my Jane Iredale PurePressed Base, It still looks fine, although slightly faded, near the end of my day (from 6:30 AM to 10:00 PM). On a shorter day (6:30 AM to 3:15 PM) it looks the same as if I had just applied it, although with a more natural, healthy "glow." It does not oxidize throughout the day.
PACKAGING: This is packaged in a wide, matte black squeeze tube with a flip top cap. Very basic and I don't have any complaints about this.
on 4/13/2012 1:45:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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First of all for reference I am an NC25-30 with strong yellow undertones and I use Alaska in this TM and it's a perfect match. Never oxidizes on me.
This product is AMAZING! I have been looking for what I like to call THE perfect Tinted Moisturizer since I am not a fan of heavy foundations. Well I struck gold with this one. It's very hard to find something that can suit my skin since I have very sensitive skin and anything can break me out so easy. I decided to give this product a try and now I'm in love and is all I use. It's light not heavy at all. The smell..ehhh not offensive but not to keen about it either, it kind of reminds me of a fruity cereal but it doesn't linger for long so I'm ok with it. It's not full coverage so don't expect for this to cover any major acne or scars, you will still need a concealer which I do have to use but it's not much that I need after the TM is on. I live up north but went to Florida for vacation about a few weeks ago and wanted to test the product in the heat and see how well it does and to my surprise it held wonderful. I recommend this TM to people with dry skin like myself because it will leave you with a nice glow and not looking cakey or blotchy just like it can happen to people like us with dry skin but if you are oily skin I would say stay away cause under the heat you will need continous setting with blotting powder. The price is a high at $42 but a little goes a long way. we all have different skins do all I say is get a sample and test it out to see if you like or makes you break out...within a week you know that. This way you don't waste your money.
on 4/12/2012 6:20:00 PM
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Eyes: Brown
I want it to work badly but very disappointed. First, I am using the second color and it is very yellowish. Second, if I layer more product, for sure it looks dull and again, more yellow. Derfinitely want to return this product.
on 4/12/2012 4:06:00 PM
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Eyes: Blue
I wanted sooo badly for this to work for me after reading tons of good reviews. It did not really have much coverage, but the color blended ok. It was not moisturizing at all which was fine since I used it over my regular lotion. The deal breaker was that within a few days I started to get cystic acne which is the worst! Once I stopped using it, they luckily went away very quickly. I do have sensitive skin that can break out quite easily with the wrong ingredients, but this left me really disappointed especially for the price.
on 4/10/2012 8:07:00 PM
Age: 44-55
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I used a sample of this for 3 days, and I think it's a very good TM. It has the most coverage of any other tinted moisturizer I've tried -- very impressive -- yet it just looks like a healthy glow. (For the rude poster who left a comment about people who don't know what coverage is, keep in mind that different people have different needs for coverage. If you need heavy coverage, don't look to a tinted moisturizer.)
I think it's a great look, but I'm nervous about all the commenters who broke out from it and the fact that it's full of silicones. (I did not break out from my 3 days of use.) So, I'll have to think about it some more before I buy a full size, but my 4 lippies are because it looked very good, was not drying nor greasy, and gave very good coverage.
on 4/10/2012 4:07:00 PM
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Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Overall rating is a 5! The price is a 5, and the packaging quality is also a 5! This tinted moisturizer is ehhhh...okay!!! It feels like I'm not wearing any makeup at all on my face. I love the smell! It smells like a clean citrus scent. The coverage is extremely light. I have this in Alaska. To be honest, this doesn't make me glow. It just moisturizes my face. You may get a nice dark(ish) colour, but it oxidizes afterwards. I'm okay with that, because I'm not a heavy coverage kind of girl. I recommend this tinted moisturizer to girls who want a light and natural looking coverage. Go out to your local Nars counter and test it out. You'll like it.
on 4/8/2012 7:11:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I recently purchased this tinted moisturizer in Seychelles (Med Dark 2) and had to return/exchange it for Malaga (Med Dark 1). The Med Dark 2 was too orange for my complexion. I have worn MAC Select Tint Moisturizer in NC45 for several years, but they discontinued it and replaced the line with a more limited tinted moisturizer collection that was way too red/dark for me. I initially tried Laura Mercier but it was too shiny and wet looking for my oily skin. Also, their colors (Tan/Walnut) were too red and dark to look natural on my skin. I found the NARS tinted moisturizer to be a much better match to my skin tone and it has a lovely finish. I still use MAC Prep and Prime Skin Finish under my tinted moisturizer and the MAC translucent finishing powder on top, but when combined with the NARS tinted moisturizer, my skin looks fresh all day long and does not require a midday touch up with powder. Instead of looking "made-up", I look like I have flawless skin. I am sold!! By the way, I also enjoy the fresh lemony scent at application. :) It does not linger, however.
on 4/8/2012 3:32:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I received a sample that lasted me 3 days. This is probably the best TM I've used. I like tinted moisturizers because they're quick, light, and easy to use. My biggest complaint with tinted moisturizers is they make my face feel really oily. However, I think NARS gives me the least oily feeling. I just use a few dabs on my face, and rub in. I get coverage almost all day, and only do one quick touch up with powder when I'm working. I received the St. Moritz color, which was a tad too dark for me, but I could still make it work.
on 4/6/2012 11:50:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I got a generous sample of this at Sephora. I chose St. Moritz which is too dark and too yellow, even for someone with yellow undertones like me. I understand it's just a tinted moisturizer, but it has zero, zip, zilch coverage. I'm running out of patience with people who find "good coverage" in everything, even in water. Either they follow the hype in a robotic fashion, or they can't tell (bleep) from shinola. Apart from that, this leaves my face too shiny. No, not "glowy." Shiny. As in greasy, oily. If people are willing to plunk down $42 for a shiny yellow face, well, you know what they say: fools and their money are easily parted. If you need something with more coverage and a more realistic color, look elsewhere.
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Murray's fairytale of New York
And there you were thinking this sporting summer had given us everything it could.
Andy Murray's nerve-mangling, history-making US Open triumph over Novak Djokovic was many things: one of the great finals of the modern era, a late-night thriller from the city that never sleeps, a breath-taking demonstration of physical strength and mental fortitude.
This fairytale of New York was also the perfect bookend to a few months that British sport can scarcely believe and will never forget.
Hoodoos, holy grails and history books have all gone up in smoke: 29 Olympic golds, a Briton in yellow on the Champs-Elysees, and now the granddaddy of them all - a British male with his hands on a Grand Slam trophy.
In the end, after 76 years and a stomach-churning four hours 54 minutes, the wait ended in almost mundane fashion - a tired backhand return, Murray pulling his racquet aside, the yellow ball dropping gently beyond the baseline.
No-one will be complaining. This was a moment many feared would never happen, not only in this extraordinary contest or Murray's so-nearly-man career but in lifetimes accustomed to British also-rans and plucky losers on a tennis court.
Nit-pickers and day-dreamers might say the curse is never truly lifted until a British man wins Wimbledon. Let them take their caveats somewhere dark and unpleasant.
By finding a way past the defending champion in this five-set classic 7-6 (12-10) 7-5 2-6 3-6 6-2, Murray at last stands astride the summit.
Murray mania
Jamie Murray, Andy's brother: "What a historic night! Tonight Andy achieved his dream. He got the result his talent, dedication and perseverance deserved. So proud of him.
Brad Gilbert, Murray's former coach: "What a close from the Muzzard. That was an epic final, major props to the guys - a pleasure to watch."
Rory McIlroy, golf world number one: "Massive congrats Andy Murray!!!! The first of many and well worth the wait!"
BBC tennis correspondent Jonathan Overend: "Autumn, you've got a hell of an act to follow. Andy Murray has just capped the greatest summer."
There were hard yards and panicked slips on the way. A player of Djokovic's calibre, on his favourite surface, could never make it anything else. Neither could Murray's seemingly in-built tendency to torture his support with moments of banality and error to follow the sustained brilliance.
The difference this time, in his 28th joust at a Grand Slam, was that he truly believed he was worthy.
On 10 September 1933, British third seed Fred Perry won his inaugural Grand Slam title at the same tournament by beating Jack Crawford - second seed and reigning Australian Open champion. 79 years later, on the exact same day, British third seed Murray won his in exactly the same way.
After four defeats in his first four Grand Slam finals, the Scot needed something to change. The arrival of Ivan Lendl has been that catalyst, even if having James Bond in his corner on Monday night hardly did any harm.
Sean Connery smiled and whooped all night as Lendl stayed characteristically taciturn. But that was always part of Lendl's plan, always part of the solution.
The Murray of finals defeat has been a player who has slipped too easily into fury and funk, yelling at his support team, beseeching his box for inspiration and assistance. There's little point in trying that when the man staring back at you last grinned in the last century.
With the new-found mental resilience has come greater aggression, a stronger forehand and more unyielding serve. With the Olympic gold medal on Centre Court came both closure and an opening of the doors to the inner sanctum.
The US Open has always been Murray's favourite major, the surface at Flushing Meadows the one that has most suited his game ever since he won the junior title there in such style eight years ago.
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When he broke Djokovic in the very first game of the contest it unleashed rampant early confidence. When the Serb broke him back and then matched him blow for blow as the first set took an hour and 20 minutes to reach a tie-break - one rally reaching 54 shots - memories were stirred instead of their five-hour semi-final ding-dong in Melbourne at the very start of the year.
Murray came through both that tie-break and then, at pace, the second set. As Djokovic came stampeding back to take the next two, you feared that all that early optimism was merely a cruel precursor to his most agonising reverse yet.
To take the deciding set in such style under such circumstances against an opponent of this calibre should convert the disbelievers once and for all.
The two men might be separated in age by just one week, but until this week there has been a gulf between the two.
Going in to Monday's denouement Djokovic has five Grand Slam titles and a record on hard courts so remarkable that his last defeat in a big tournament on the surface came in the final on Arthur Ashe in 2010.
He had won 60 matches on tour this season to Murray 46, his win-loss record of 35-3 on hard courts far superior to Murray's 25-5.
Murray had to win his first Slam in the hardest possible manner. When Djokovic took his debut major he did so against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga; Roger Federer beat Mark Philippoussis, while Rafa Nadal only had to get past Mariano Puerta.
From here? Easy New York cliché would tell us that if Murray can make it here he can make it anywhere. Sporting precedent indicates that when his coach Lendl finally won a Slam after four final defeats of his own, he then went on to win seven more.
That worry can wait for another week. In Britain's best ever sporting summer, Murray deserves a little time to celebrate as the rest of us have since May squelched into June.
Only one fear remains. How do we top all this?
Comment number 231. Posted by mb1000on 13 Sept 2012 08:19
This was a great moment for British sport and after 76 years of the pain the waiting is finally over. I remember watching Wimbledon as a child in the late 70's and 80's and the GB men's game was a choke, but now we have a real warrior on the court. Well done Andy :)
Comment number 230. Posted by Revanth Challagallaon 13 Sept 2012 03:32
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Comment number 229. Posted by herbie dragonson 12 Sept 2012 11:45
@228 well said. I pity those who can't enjoy the success of an incredible British athlete. I bet they celebrated team GB's medals. Some people are just idiots.
If you haven't followed Murray over the last few years, you've missed some incredible tennis, incredible drama and heartbreaking losses (to 3 of the best players ever),going through all of that has just made this win so much sweeter.
Comment number 228. Posted by GreigMcKon 12 Sept 2012 11:31
@189 Murray had a bit of football BANTER with Henman.
Do ManU fans support ManC in Europe?
Do English fans cheer on Germany/Argentina in World Cups?
Why on Earth do people expect Scots to support England? It's a bit of harmless football rivalry - I'm an ABE'er but also ABH/C/R (Hearts/Celtic/Rangers). My wife is English and son supports Hearts maybe I should leave them? Some people are pathetic.
Comment number 227. Posted by anandavon 12 Sept 2012 04:25
Congrats to Andy.
He was always capable of beating one of the Top Three of Federer, Novak and Nadal.
But to be a true champion with no caveats, he has to beat two of the big three (or all three) at a Slam.
I look forward to seeing that. Enjoy the moment for now Andy!
Comment number 225. Posted by tmlakshmion 11 Sept 2012 22:17
It was windy for everyone not just for Novak. If he wants perfect conditions for a win he should not be playing tennis. Do not rob Andy of his big moment in British Tennis history. no lame excuses for Novak for the loss.
Comment number 224. Posted by hartstonon 11 Sept 2012 21:07
I wasn't trying to score points. Andy is the first British champ for 76 years and the first Scottish one ever. The BBC (in fact all media) have made no mention of the latter despite it being just as relevant a statistic albeit to a smaller population. It's got nothing to do with nationality and everything to do with impartiality and presenting the facts without prejudice.
Comment number 223. Posted by bigbird6160on 11 Sept 2012 20:49
Your comment is one reason why so many English people won't support Murray and can't wait for you to get independence so we never have to listen to you whinging any more
Comment number 222. Posted by bearcat01on 11 Sept 2012 20:32
Andy Murray is now officially British! :)
Comment number 221. Posted by kennyeon 11 Sept 2012 20:18
As a Scotsman, I constantly find Sean Connery's comments on the Scotland/Britain thing very irritating! On what authority does he tell the world that Andy is not British?? I'm sure that like myself, Andy is very proud of being Scottish and British. We don't need silly old fools like Connery telling us otherwise. Oh, I almost forgot.Well done Andy!!
Comment number 220. Posted by Stephen Pollardon 11 Sept 2012 19:25
At the start, Murray looked by far the most relaxed of the two. There are always pivotal moments in any match - Andy's was winning the first set tiebreak (needing 6 set points to close it out). I always feel a good start is vital for any player, but more so for Andy against Djokovic since he is one of the great front-runners. He started strongly and finished strongly. Well deserved!
Comment number 219. Posted by hartstonon 11 Sept 2012 18:50
Well done Andy! Scotland's first ever grand slam singles champion. Thought that fact deserved a mention as it's been consistently and conspicuously ignored by the BBC.
Comment number 218. Posted by no monkeying about pleaseon 11 Sept 2012 18:42
absolutely brill - its taken 3 generations of Erskines and Murrays with admirable dedicated work to get to this sublime moment - Roy /Shirley in the 70/80's with Judith, Judith/Willie in the 90/00's with Andy and Jamie, and now the lad himself for the crowning glory - a right Tennis Dynasty
Comment number 217. Posted by Eurowson 11 Sept 2012 18:34
Congratulations to Andy and all you British Scots.
From a Britsh Englishman
Comment number 216. Posted by sax16on 11 Sept 2012 18:27
Amazing victory the hard way! After losing sets 3&4 to a Djokovic on the ascendence, winning the fifth in the way he did shows he has amazing mental strength and belief. Just start of a collection of Slam titles?
The euphoric olympics, Tour de France, best F1 season for decades its not just tennis... 2012 just has been fantastic. Forget climate change, recesion, isnt it amazing what sport can do!
Comment number 215. Posted by 1Wattieon 11 Sept 2012 18:24
194 Blah Blah,
So Andy Murray is boring to watch BUT he`s 1.9 million dollars boring.
How much is in your boring pay packet this week?
Well done Andy, hopefully the first of many
Comment number 214. Posted by MadKevon 11 Sept 2012 17:55
He never wore a Paraguay shirt, same as those comments were made in jest with Henman and a journalist engaging in banter in regard to that years world cup.
Really pleased about Murray winning his 1st slam, it's a shame that I've had to spend the last few years explaining the afore mentioned to silly people.
Comment number 213. Posted by blackie1947on 11 Sept 2012 17:44
Well done Andy, maybe just maybe the doom-masters that go by the name of the British press will leave you alone now. My partner and I always knew you would win a grand slam eventually, it wasn't your fault that you arrived on the scene when Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic were all around. Without a doubt you are 4 of the greatest tennis players ever, there has never been a group so good as you lot!
Comment number 212. Posted by Kingfisherphilon 11 Sept 2012 17:33
well done Andy, you have earned your place in Tennis history and are a great tole model! Hard graft and no bull! Ivan Lendl was a good move, so let's see more now! No pressure!!!!!!!!!!LOL
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The Piano Haven Concert Series – Sedona, AZ
Joe Bongiorno & Amy Janelle host the Piano Haven Concert series in Sedona, bringing the music of Whisperings Solo Piano Radio to life!
We are passionate about bringing beautiful solo piano artistry to our community and sharing our music at different locations in Sedona. Join us and support our friends at the events below!
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The 2000 Clos Blanc is Tablas Creek Vineyard's signature white wine from the 2000 vintage, and the predecessor of the Esprit de Beaucastel Blanc. It is also the first Tablas Creek white to be predominantly Roussanne, and has shown Roussanne's potential for aging.
The 2000 vintage was beautifully balanced at the vineyard: warm sunny days persisted through the ripening season, without the intense baking heat that can dampen the varietals' aromatics. Consistent warmth throughout harvest produced wines with tremendous concentration, beginning with the Viognier on September 8th, and finishing with the last lots of Roussanne and Marsanne on October 16th.
All the varietals were whole cluster pressed, and fermented with native yeasts. The Roussanne was fermented half in stainless steel fermenters and half in small neutral oak "pieces", while the other varietals were fermented 100% in stainless steel. All the varieties completed malolactic fermentation. The wines were racked, blended, and bottled in April 2001.
Updated tasting notes November 2005: Roussanne component predominant: a slightly nutty nose of honey, spice, and ripe pear. Fat and rich in the mouth, but balanced by moderate acidity, with flavors of honey and clove. A long finish with the spice resonating for 30 seconds. Drinking beautifully now, and should age gracefully for another year or two at least.
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Sanchez battered by Mariners in Royals' 9-4 loss
KANSAS CITY, Mo. One week ago, Kauffman Stadium was filled with boos intended to support the Royals' hometown guy. On Monday night, the hometown guy was the recipient.
Jonathan Sanchez allowed the first five Seattle batters he faced to score and gave up seven runs before getting yanked in the second inning. The Mariners took advantage of the rare offensive outburst and cruised to a 9-4 victory over Kansas City in their series opener.
"I just got hit around," said Sanchez, who has become the biggest target for vitriolic fans who see a season that began with such promise quickly slipping away.
They voiced their displeasure as Sanchez trudged off the mound. The wave of boos that they cast forth from the stands was eerily similar to the sounds directed at Yankees slugger Robinson Cano during last Monday night's Home Run Derby, when Kansas City fans were filled with angst over his decision not to select a Royals player for his American League lineup.
The fans booed that night in support of Billy Butler, their All-Star designated hitter.
There wasn't much support from anybody for Sanchez on this night.
"It's one of those games where they were on him, put seven runs up early and there's not much we could do," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
The outing by Sanchez (1-6) was so abysmal that Yost had to call upon Everett Teaford, his projected starter for Tuesday night, just to get through the game.
Yost said afterward that he wasn't sure who will start in Teaford's place.
The Mariners certainly took advantage of the Royals' pitching woes.
Casper Wells hit a three-run homer during the five-run first and added a two-run triple in the second to set a career high for RBIs. Justin Smoak added a two-run shot, Dustin Ackley went deep and Ichiro Suzuki drove in another run with a triple of his own.
"I loved the way they turned around some fastballs," Seattle manager Eric Wedge said. "If you want to be a good big league hitter, you have to turn around some fastballs."
Or whatever else Sanchez was throwing.
Acquired this past offseason from San Francisco for outfielder Melky Cabrera, the MVP of last week's All-Star game at Kauffman Stadium, Sanchez has been nothing short of abysmal all year.
He hasn't gone past the sixth inning since May 28, 2011, hasn't allowed fewer than four runs since early June, and his already-bloated ERA rose to 7.76 for the season.
Asked what Sanchez had done to earn a spot in the rotation, Yost contritely replied: "I'm not going to answer that."
Jason Vargas (9-7) took advantage of Seattle's instant offense, giving up homers to Salvador Perez and Butler but still lasting six innings to win his second straight game.
"When your offense comes out like that," Vargas said, "you shouldn't blow the lead."
Sanchez was in trouble right from the start, walking Ackley on five pitches and then watching Suzuki dump a single to left before Wells' three-run homer. Jesus Montero added a single and Smoak hit his two-run shot, giving the Mariners a 5-0 lead after just five batters.


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Wireless providers seeking 'Don't text and drive' pledges
PHOENIX -- Arizonans were asked to take a pledge on Thursday during a nationwide campaign designed to stamp out texting and driving.
AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile and more than 200 other organizations have joined a movement called "It Can Wait," which is asking everyone to pledge not to text while driving.
Arizona Diamondbacks fans heading into Chase Field stopped by the "It Can Wait" exhibit Thursday. They were able to get an autograph from former Diamondback Luis Gonzalez, then sit at a simulator to see how they would do if texting while driving. When I tried it, I received a text message and looked at the cellphone, then immediately crashed into another car.
But the consequence of texting and driving is no simulations for Basha High School teacher Amy Keifer Barard. A year ago, she was hit by a driver who was texting and suffered three skull fractures. She had to re-learn how to walk, talk and eat. Doctors said she will feel effects from the injuries for the rest of her life.
"My life is changed forever," she said. "Was his text message so important that he couldn't wait? I don't know that his text message changed the life of anyone that he sent it to, but it changed mine forever."
It bothers her that the man has never apologized for what he did.
According to the National Safety Council, there are more than 100,000 traffic accidents nationwide each year that involve someone who is texting while driving.
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Kim Kardashian Talks 'Theraflu' and Kanye West on 'Today'
Kim Kardashian appeared on the 'Today' show on Friday (April 6) where she talked about her relationship with Kanye West, as well as his new song, 'Theraflu.'
Kim Kardashian appeared on the 'Today' show on Friday (April 6) where she talked about her relationship with Kanye West, as well as his new song, 'Theraflu.'
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have been spotted together in New York according to TMZ.
As we wait for Kanye West to release his new single 'Mercy' from his G.O.O.D. Music album, DJ Funkmaster Flex on Wednesday dropped 'Theraflu,' a Kanye-assisted track slated for DJ Khaled's album 'Kiss the Ring.' Produced by trackmaster Hit-Boy, 'Ye takes aim at his ex Kim Kardashian and gives props to Amber Rose's fiance Wiz Khalifa.
Kayne West is rapping about his ex-girlfriends in his new track 'Theraflu'. He mentions that the whole industry wants to hook up with his ex-girlfriends, but the only one that he has respect for is Wiz Khalifa, who is now engaged to Amber Rose
Are Kim Kardashian and Kanye West an item? That's the latest buzz, after Kim appeared at the rapper's show during Paris Fashion Week wearing clothes from his new collection, including the $6,000 Giueseppi Zanotti crochet stilettos West recently unveiled.
Kim Kardashian is a hopeless romantic and hasn't given up on love. She's ready to sink her claws into the sports sensation of the moment…. She asked her publicist to set her up on a date with the 23-year old New York Knicks star, Jeremy Lin
Reality star and famous dater of athletes Kim Kardashian looks like she has her eyes on America's newest jock sensation. In a related story, the sun rose and set today.
Yup, Jeremy Lin, the Harvard graduate point guard who has revitalized the New York Knicks and energized the entire sports world is now in the laser-sights of America's premiere athlete paramour. According to a report in Media Takeout, Kim thinks Jeremy is "cute." Run, Jeremy! Run away now.
Kim Kardashian's image is in need of quick fix and she has her eyes set on the man who can put her back in the public graces. She's in a hot pursuit over Tim Tebow, but he doesn't want to have anything to do with her!
Noooo!!! Who would have ever thought it?!??! You mean part of Kim's life is scripted for TV? After listening to Kellie on Kidd Kraddick dish about this this morning, I decided to do some digging and it turns out Kris has been spilling his guts.
Remember when Amber Rose called Kim Kardashian a 'homewrecker?' Yeah, that wasn't too long ago. And now she's apologizing.
Is it any surprise that Kim Kardashian has been awarded the 'Most Ill-Mannered Person of 2011'? Thanks to her 72 day marriage that many have called a publicity stunt, the National League of Junior Cotillions awarded her the honors for 'making a private matter public and disrespecting the institution of marriage'. This announcement comes right after the soon-to-be ex-hubby Kris Humphries called her reality show a complete fake and announced t
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It's the kind of questions I get often on Twitter: "Why don't the Hawks pursue [insert big-name free agent]?" After I explain that they don't have the cap space, I sometimes get the follow-up: Why don't they trade [Joe Johnson, Marvin Williams, some other player I don't like] and use that cap space?" And then I have to tell them that doesn't work, either, because the Hawks are over the cap and have to take salary back in a trade. The point here is, until the Hawks gain significant cap space, which they aren't scheduled to do until 2013-14 unless the use the amnesty card, then they aren't going to be involved with free agents who command more than the MLE. Shoot, they still may not be involved with MLE free agents until they retreat further from the luxury-tax line. Sure, the Hawks can swing sign-and-trades (which usually is the next question I get after the two above) but those transactions are not easy. The player has to want to sign with the Hawks and then an acceptable
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Place on top of pie crust before baking, leaving on pie throughout cooking time. Allows pie to rise in middle to prevent spillage and protects pie crust from burning. Heat safe up to 450F/230C. Won't stain or absorb odors. Fits pies up to 10 inches/25.5cm.
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- Allows pie to rise in middle to prevent spillage
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I finally abandoned aluminum foil and both types of aluminum pie shields in favor of the silicone pie shield. I use my own pie pans and make my own crusts and the aluminum shields never fit quite right.
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I love how this product works. Much better than the aluminum shields. The only thing I was very disappointed in, and as it was the main reason I bought it, was it did not fit a 10' pie plate as advertised. It fits a 9' pan perfectly, but not a 10' pie plate. If you are looking to use this using a 10' pie plate, this is not the pie shield for you. Otherwise, this is a great produc.
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So much better than foil or other items to shield the edge of the pie from burning! Even makes frozen pies taste more homemade ... truly is a great item for baking pies. If you have ever burned a crust on a pie (or gotten it a little dark), and you're tired of using foils to 'try' and wrap the edge of a pie, this will be your saving grace. I recommend this whole-heartedly to anyone who wants to look like a pro but doesn't have that skillset. As someone who bakes a lot, especially at the holidays, I wish I had purchased this item sooner. Worth every penny!


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The thought of a feline urinating on a ceramic bowl generally reserved for the passing of human waste seems to conjure up endless reams of laughter among most individuals – both cat lovers and non.
Call it toilet humor if you like and throw in a joke or two about scatology if you feel so inclined, but for many cat lovers, teaching their four-legged friend how to use a toilet like us humans is serious business. "There are issues to consider when you have a kitty that uses a traditional litter box," says Richard Johnson, a cat owner who lives in Houston, Texas. "It's important to stay on top of it constantly. That's why I chose to toilet train my cat."
Feline fecal matter, especially when mixed with moisture from cat urine and traditional clay-based cat litter can potentially become a veritable breeding ground for bacteria. It's easily tracked out of the litter box, throughout the house and can ultimately be harmful to humans and other pets.
Depending on whom you talk with and your individual cat, toilet training for felines can be a breeze or a hellish, screeching, claw-fest nightmare. "My efforts attempting to train a mixed breed stray that I adopted after he showed up at my door one day was a miserable failure," recalls Montreal resident Thomas Monture. "I tried the method everyone suggested, but my cat Pierre just never really caught on. Perhaps he was too old, or maybe he just wasn't clever enough. Every time we broached the subject it began and ended badly. Eventually, I just gave up."
Although Monture's efforts with Pierre were a failure, that doesn't have to be the case if you decide it's time for your furry buddy to use indoor plumbing just like the rest of the household. "Some cats just aren't as smart as others," says Deborah Tiganila, the owner and operator of Aristocat Bengal, a Bengal Cattery and obedience school in Charlotte, N.C.
"It can be difficult if the cats aren't bright, but I think any cat can eventually be taught to use a toilet instead of a litter box," said Tiganila, who once worked for the CIA and trained dogs. She said, "I use the same method to train the cats as I did with dogs. It is better to start younger, but you want to avoid accidental falls into the toilet bowl." Like with dogs, "You demonstrate and repeat. When they learn the behavior properly you reward them with a treat or a snack, just like you would a dog."


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Adorn your bedroom, living room, or office with contemporary flair. The ICF-CL75iP multi-function clock radio packs an array of innovative features into a space-saving design. View photos and videos on the 7" LCD screen or slide out the retractable docking tray to charge or listen to your iPod or iPhone music. There's even a 2-5-7 day alarm for waking to the radio, iPod, iPhone, Nature Sounds, or a pre-recorded personal message.
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The clock works as advertised. I was interested in the clock as it was the first alarm clock that I had come across that diverted from the usual/old lcd/led digit display technology....Read complete review
The clock works as advertised. I was interested in the clock as it was the first alarm clock that I had come across that diverted from the usual/old lcd/led digit display technology. I had leaned toward the "Kensington Rise&Shine" app for iphone/ipodtouch, but figured a product designed specifically as an alarm clock would be the way to go. Anyway - the clock is great during the daytime the background photo slideshows are a nice touch (note: using the internal memory for slideshows will include the Sony demo pics -- use external media for slideshows if you only want your content to be displayed) . The "night mode" can only be entered by manually cycling through the brightness settings -- it would be very nice if Sony would provide a method for the end user to set a time schedule for the clock to enter/exit 'nightmode'. That being said when the clock is in nightmode the display is rather dark...(less room illumination than any clock I've previously used)...it would also be nice if Sony allowed the user to determine the brightness/contrast level of 'nightmode' to suit individual tastes (note: I have this clock in my bedroom and prefer to have a dark room and hence utilize nightmode, the clock keeps the room dark, but sometimes the time is a little hard to see...some folks may not have an issue with the clock being 'bright' 24 hours a day). Anyway - perhaps Sony will provide a 'USB Software Update" for this clock and rectify the small issues mentioned above. I would buy this clock again...and am looking forward to when Sony releases an OLED version of this type of clock :) .
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I have several major problems with this device. 1) It does not have shuffle. Sony's CD players back in the 1990s had shuffle (I owned one!). Every iPod since what, 2005...Read complete review
I have several major problems with this device. 1) It does not have shuffle. Sony's CD players back in the 1990s had shuffle (I owned one!). Every iPod since what, 2005 or earlier, has shuffle. But this device does not. It cannot randomly play songs from your USB or SD storage medium (or presumably, from onboard memory). 2) Lack of a shuffle function causes varying degrees of boredom with regard to music selections. For example, playing from a USB or SD device yields your files in filesystem order - not horrible, but monotonous. On the other hand, when selecting one of these devices for music to use for your alarm, you have to pick a SINGLE FILE... so you wake up to the same song every morning. Not really what I would hope for. 3) The interface is too complex and insufficiently explained. While you can turn off the built-in images (others here have complained you can't), it is, for example, fairly confusing as how you start a photo slide show from a USB or SD device. It can be done, it's just... more difficult than it needed to be. 4) Finally, the built-in memory is mostly useless. To use it one must select files on other memory devices (like USB or SD, etc) one at a time. But these days people have hundreds if not thousands of mp3s and photos... so not MINIMALLY having a "select all" feature for copying is ridiculous. I for one will not take the time to select each one of my 450 favorite mp3s for transfer to the device; I doubt many others will either. [Conclusion] It is my fondest hope that, since this is a software device (i.e. updateable firmware), Sony will either correct some of these problems, or will release their firmware specs to the OSS community, who surely could improve the device considerably. But I am not interested in waiting for a device that works great, I would like one now... so I will be returning this product to the store. Better luck next time, Sony.
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Bad Experience. Not even worth for half the price.
By DinilAD
No select all option to copy photos to internal memory. Wallpaper don't get loaded from external memory. Really bad user menu. for this much money they should put a calendar into it. too much button click to get something up and running. iPhone videos can't be controlled from sony. Not that good speakers.
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Not very impressed
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I have owned a lot of Sony products, I will rethink buying anything from Sony these days. This clock/ipod dock cost me over $200.00 CDN. I bought it for my oldest son for X-Mas and the clock does not work even after the firmware update to 1.10. I called Sony and they want to charge me for the fix, something clearly is a defect and they won't come good on it. I hope you read these reviews Sony. Your Bad!!!
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By jdvoracek
from Austin, TX
Had I read the reviews, I would not have purchased this yesterday. I was very pleased with the design and features, but I quickly found it had operational problems including these two issues which a firmware update did seem to fix: •Resolves an issue where the ICF-CL75iP may freeze or stop responding. •Resolves an issue where the alarm may not sound at the time set under certain circumstances. Some of the other reviewers say updates didn't fix their problems, but reviews before 9/29/2011 wouldn't include the latest update, so it's hard to know how to take them. I have a couple weeks to return it, so I'll just keep a close eye on how it works. LOVE THE FEATURES, however.
(18 of 20 customers found this review helpful)
By ogdel314
from Piedmont, SC
I own 2 of these. The clock freezes on both of them about 2 or 3 times a month and alarm doesn't go off. Have done the firmware updates and still have problems!! I love these, but they have bugs. After calling sony, they will do nothing about it except offer to charge you for repair. I have only owned them since June, 2011 and its end of October.....Sony says TOOOOO BAD, out of warranty. SONY, HEAR ME.......I WILL NOT BUY SONY AGAIN UNTIL YOU MAKE THIS RIGHT!!!!! I should have read the reviews before buying but it is an alarm clock. Stupid me!!!
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
It is a good product
By ozkilhyt
from Iowa City IA
It is a good product. It functions well.
By djhart
from out west
When you buy Sony you expect to get a great product..not with this..freezesall the time some time 24hr. before it will power back up.ok update soft wear but no power . so no update. need to unplug then plug back in for update.but it freezes when you unplug it..way to much money for just a clock raido that doesnt work..sony says sorry..Come on sony stand behind a devective product..
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Great when it works
By dreamxweaver22
from New Jersey
I've had this alarm for almost two years now and there are a lot of ways that i do like this. I love the screen and the customizable backround, as well as the fact i could record the alarms to be loud and annoying to wake me up, being a heavy sleeper. The white noise sounds that come with it are pretty awesome to. But with how much it cost though, it should have come with a remote. Plus, the screen only shuts off if theres nothing going on. I am one who needs the radio or white noise to fall asleep, and it's a pain that everynight I have to cover the screen just to make my room dark, despite the dimmer settings. Plus sometimes it'll freeze up and I'l have to unplug it to reset it. I find i usually have to wait at least 30 min beifore I can plug it back in and actually have it start up. Today I waited many hours and it still won't start, but hopefully tech support will be able to help me. I tried to go onto the website another review had suggested for updates, and I went to try and download them, but when i went to pick my OS it was just a blank bar that dropped down and I couldn't go any further. While it has it's annoyances, I do really like the clock, and I haven't really seen anything else similar so I really do like it.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
By pksamy
from Milwaukee, WI
(12 of 13 customers found this review helpful)
By ledaniel
from California
This piece of junk its absolutely unreliable. I freezes frequently and I have to unplug and plug to revive the dock. Out of 30 days, the alarm only rings 25 times. I have to keep a separate alarm clock to keep me from oversleeping. The screen layout and home menu screen is unsophisticated and not very pleasing in the looks. The sliding dock is not stable and will slide back in very easily. And absolutely not worth the money! I'm selling mine! TRUST ME, DON'T BUY IT.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend