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Herbal InfusionsEdit Company
Popular Teas from Herbal InfusionsSee All 64 Teas
Recent Tasting Notes
Queued post, written August 20th 2014
This one was shared with me by Courtney. I have actually had this stuff before, although from a different vendor, and I wasn't exactly impressed. Watered down cocoa, it turns out, is not something I find pleasant.
I considered trying it as a mixer this time, but I didn't really have anything that I thought it would mix well with.
I considered steeping it in milk and heating the lot on the hob, but that would take is into something more appropriately posted to 'cocoaster.com' if such a thing exists. Or 'Chocster.com'.
Then I decided to just try and squeeze all the cocoa out of it that I could in one feel swoop and see if I couldn't take it beyond the watered down hot not-really-chocolate stage.
Courtney had written steeping recommendations on the bag, and I threw caution to the wind and pretty much ignored them. The entire sample went in. All of it. The lot. Well, okay, I didn't completely ignore them, because I adhered to the time and temperature.
No, it doesn't work.
Oh, it tastes like chocolate all right, so if this floats your boat, by all means hurry out and get some. Chocolate does float my boat as well, but only if I get the whole experience. The richness. The thickness. The creamyness. And again, I am left with chocolate flavoured water.
I get the flavour. I don't get all the other things that I associate with chocolate and it just leaves me wanting.
Aaaand that's a sip down. I had the last cup with maple syrup and half and half, and actually, I didn't really care for the maple syrup. I find it gives the tea a weird flavour, kind of like agave.
I've been craving HI's Strawberry Cream cacao or whatever it's called but maybe I'll wait to see if they come out with more interesting flavours this holiday season before making an order. Yeah.
No worries, Courtney, but thanks! Their shipping rates are quite reasonable anyway so getting more is always a click away. :)
Have you gotten sick of it at all?
Nope! I definitely go through phases though, but I'm like that with most of my teas. I'm also just getting back into my tea drinking now with the cooler weather.
I can has My Little Pony cotton candy pink hair as of one hour ago. :)
Can't believe I haven't logged this tea yet. I love enjoying this one as a pseudo-London Fog. I add half and half, some brown sugar, and vanilla extract. Zen Tea's EGC is still my favourite but this has a bit of smooth sugariness going on that calms down the bergamot too. I was still hoping for more marshmallow though. I can't even tell it's there. More marshmallow, please!
That's so weird Sil! I get comments from other people…. Why doesn't Steepster want us to be friends anymore? #cries
It also won't let me like people's posts, and just refreshes the page. It wants us all to turn on each other.
Sipdown (123)!
Heyoooo! Finishing this one off feels great! I've been sorta dreading this last cup, but honestly I think it was the best on yet. Mind you, it was still really unremarkable and I'd call it average at best, but the black base wasn't bitter or astringent and there were other flavours here! Decent flavours!
Mostly chocolate flavour, actually – but a little bit of coconut. Still no graham but I gave up on that after my second cup of this so I wasn't looking for that anyway. So yeah; I'm sipping this down in a more positive way then I expected but I'm still not changing my mind in that I probably don't want to ever have this one again…
And now I'm going to go raid my tea cupboard and see what I'm content with getting rid of, 'cause I told Robyn that I'd clear out some of my older stuff for her – and frankly there's probably a few things I'm keeping around that I don't need to be…
In a Timolino w. Milk.
But honestly the only reason I know that is because I wrote it down. I didn't write anything else. This one just isn't memorable and not worth my time, if I'm being really honest. I'm growing very sick of it very quickly.
This was probably a real waste of milk, too. Ugh.
Rating lowered.
Cold Brew.
I'm still working at figuring out how I can best enjoy this one. I thought cold brewing might be an acceptable route so I tried that next. It's still very "meh" overall, but again not bad. It was very chocolate/coconut heavy which is nice and all, but where is the "graham" which this blend is named after.
I'm kinda over having to fight to find a way to enjoy this one; I think I'll be happy when it's gone. Sorry HI; I'm still unimpressed with what I've seen…
Another given to me by the awesome Courtney!
Dry this smells pretty strongly of coconut/chocolate, which is fairly appealing. I can definitely see that as being a very good thing.
For my prep, I made it in my timolino. I was very careful to watch the time as it steeped given that I've experienced a too harsh black base from HI on more than one occasion. Overall, I thought that the coconut/black tea were the strongest notes with cocoa notes and something else mildly offputting and hard to identify trailing behind. I was kinda reminded of kelp? But also not kelp. Not a whole lot of "graham" unless that's what the weird flavour is meant to be.
As for the base; it was still a bit bitter despite my precautions. Oh well, looks like I just have some playing around to do so I can figure out the best way to enjoy this one.
I'm sick, I can't really taste today, and I am having this as a latte. The flavouring of this tea is good, but the base is TERRIBLE. And so is their customer service. So I guess it's a good thing I don't want more of this tea… (On the other hand, I love some of the herbal teas they have, which sucks.)
(Total drink size about 10 oz. With almond milk.)
This smells really good, but something about the flavouring is coating my tongue and making me not want to finish the glass.
I prepared as an iced tea, making 500ml extra-strong and pouring over ice. I didn't add any sweetener, but I think it might need it to bring the lime flavour forward. The base is quite strong, and the coconut lends a creamy texture.
Not bad, but not super great. I'd consider getting more because of the uniqueness of the flavour, if only HI had better customer response. (Maybe responding to customer emails, and also sending out a shipping notification…)
Flavors: Bitter, Cream, Lime
A sample from MissB – this one was decent, enjoyable. Mildly sweet and suggestive of graham crackers. It didn't blow my mind but I can definitely see where they're coming from. There was something weak about it, but that might be because I added milk.
It was a good cuppa, anyhow!
Thanks for sharing!
Another sample from Cavocorax!
I don't much care for apple flavoured things, so admittedly I wasn't excited to try this one.
It smells pretty good in the bag though.
And I do like apple cider, so I was kind of hoping it would be along those lines.
It ended up tasting pretty weak, though. Not really worth drinking!
Happy to have the chance to try it!
Thanks, Cavo :)
Another sample from Cavocorax!
I tried this last night at like 11:30, obviously needed something caffeine free.
The smell was a bit off putting, because it smelled like some kind of orange flavoured cough syrup I remember from when I was a kid. I have to wonder if orange flavoured cough syrup even exists anymore!
The taste was pretty good, though not super creamy, just orangey.
But something about the tea made my throat scratch, not a sensation I'm used to because I have no food allergies, so it was unpleasant enough to make me dump the cup. I will have to give the rest to my friend to try.
Thanks for the sample, Cavo!
SSTTB: Pick #21
So this is/was the last tea that I pulled out of the box to try for myself. I did take a couple of the DT blooming teas because I find them really pretty and more enjoyable than most bloom teas because of their black base, and I kept the Sweet Cinnamon Pu'Erh from Verdant – but otherwise everything that I didn't finish off and all my contributions are now sealed up and ready to be sent away!
…I just have to get around to actually mailing everything off. Ugh.
I don't really know why I picked this one; there wasn't much appeal from the ingredients/flavours – I guess it was just the allure of trying a limited edition blend? I made it in my timolino anyway, and I don't recall much about what it tasted like. In my notes that I wrote for myself on the computer I just said:
- Very Flavourless
- Cup of hot Blah
- Tell them the Subway story!!!
So there you have it. Looking back right now I feel like the "Subway Story" is not as exciting/irritating as it was in the moment – but I suppose I'll share it anyway if for no other reason than to not let "Past Me" down.
Basically I went, on my break at work, to get a Sub from the foodcourt. I only have a half hour break though, and it takes like 15 min. of it to actually acquire said Sub but I really, really wanted to get a sub. I hadn't had anything to eat all day (and it was like 6PM) and nothing sounded better than hot bread, cheddar cheese, lettuce, spinach, and mother fucking shit tonne of pineapple, and sweet onion sauce. Mmm!
So I was in line and had picked my bread size and style as well as cheese for my VEGETARIAN sub (given I am a very strict VEGETARIAN) and was waiting to pick veggies while the Sandwhich Artist toasted it. However, in the down time the SA decided that was the PERFECT opportunity to organize ALL of the MEAT by systematically grabbing the different slices with her
gloved hands and making them into nice piles. And then, when my sub was done toasting, she went back to adding my requested stuff WITHOUT CHANGING THE GLOVES.
Ugh! Are you fucking kidding me!? I even called her out on it; you're making a VEGETARIAN sub but you're going to handle all the meat then touch my veggies and try to serve it to me? I hate people who are rude to customer service/food service workers but I just don't think that's cool. It's not vegetarian friendly any more! I understand it's Subway and there's a certain level of cross contamination that's bound to happen but that's pretty fucking direct.
To me, that's not really any different than assholes who say "Well what if we order a Pepperoni Pizza and then you just pick the meat off it? Isn't that vegetarian friendly?". Excuse me? Fuck you, no it's not! If I pee in a cup then dump the pee out, but don't wash it before I pour your soda into the cup for you to drink that doesn't change the fact that at least a little bit you're drinking my pee. The whole thing is ruined.
So yeah, I called her out on it and she was all "no, I didn't put meat on it!" so I tried explaining the whole contamination bit to her and she just went "Well I'll give it to you for free
to shut you up ". That doesn't make me feel better; now I have a free sandwich that I wont/can't eat and no time to wait for you to make another one for me because I'm on a fucking timed break. So yeah, no food for me. I went from fucking 11AM to 10:30PM when I got home with nothing to eat. Bad mood all day.
Tldr; this tea was blah and flavourless, and fuck Subway.
That happens a lot with me re: gluten. Sadly a lot of people in low paying or non-tip food service just don't seem to care.
That sucks about Subway. People really don't get it sometimes. I have a friend who was vegetarian (I say was because she is vegan now) and even her mom occasionally forgot/overlooked the contamination thing and would do stuff like cook her food in fish oil and what not. Btw, is the Subway cheese rennet free?
Most Subway cheese are rennet free; there's one kind that has rennet in it (can't remember which off the top of my head). I always get Cheddar though and it doesn't have rennet.
That's good. I remember my friend telling me some of the cheese had rennet because I used to get subs for her when we were in res together but I couldn't remember if she thought they all did or just certain kinds.
This tea smells amazing!
It doesn't taste as good as it smells, & it burns my throat a little, although I'm not sure why. I've drank Lapacho (pao d'arco, taheebo) from time to time, & have a powdered version of it from the local herbalist shop (Chery's Herbs). Cheryl recommended it to me to improve my immune system to help with allergies, & if I used it like she suggested, it would probably help. But I tend to forget. It is somewhat bitter, but has never burned my throat,
so I'm inclined to think the the burning throat problem is from the 'flavoring' in the tea.
Thanks to my Steep Sister, Sil for sending the sample. It smells so awesome that I could sit around huffing the bag it came in until bedtime.
Sipdown! That's 4 sipdowns today, plus I realized one of the teas on my list is no longer in my cupboard, so I'm down to 384, just like that!
Sample sipdown!
Received this one from MissB.
It was nice to try! When I was drinking it I kept thinking that it tasted like key lime flavoured tea. Which is exactly what it is.
But I mean that it didn't scream "THIS IS KEY LIME!!" to me, it screamed "THIS IS FLAVOURED WITH SOMETHING THAT'S SUPPOSED TO TASTE LIKE KEY LIME!"
It was decent, but not something I would need to own. I'm actually not a huge proponent of anything lime flavoured, except desserts. Same rule applies to lemon things, usually. I need a major creamy note in there.
This had a mild creamy note. The coconut helped. Nice to try!
Thanks MissB :)
Sipdown! This was a sample from Courtney and after reading the reviews, I opted to use the whole sample and steeped about 10 minutes. I had a little cream left in the carton from dinner, so I poured that in my mug while this steeped. Omg, it smells soooo good. Sadly, like others have said, it is thin on flavour, but it it still good, and I'm using my sense of smell to try to beef up the taste, if you know what I mean.
I definitely prefer this over the plain cacao, but I'm not sure I'd get this. It is tasty. I'm glad to have tried it. I'll file it away into my non-caffeine teas I like and see if it makes it to order status.
Flavors: Strawberry
SSTTB: Pick #4
I definitely have an interest in trying some of the HI blends in the box (I've tried some already too) and this one seemed like a nice starting point so I decided to cold brew it. I've never had anything with Lapacho in it so I totally wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to try something with it – and trying DT's Orange Blossom blend recently has put me in the mood for "Creamsicle" type things so this was an easy sell.
My cold brew used up the last of what was in the box; hopefully no one else was dying to try this one out. Dry it smelled insanely fresh and juicy. I just pictured fat, plump oranges bursting from all the juice. Like when you fill a balloon so much it pops; but squishy, and with fruit…
However, this doesn't taste quite like you'd expect given the smell. I mean, it is orange-y and there's totally a vanilla cream quality and together that does equal "Creamsicle" but it's not as strong as the smell would seem to promise, and there's that third element; the Lapacho. It tastes like trees and nature – but in a bad way. I suppose the trees/nature thing makes total sense: Lapacho is basically bark, and I could see it rounding out the orange/cream and adding a fuller flavour if it wasn't so strong tasting. Like this it's just unpleasant. It tastes like the "bad kind" of health drinks.
Yeah, not a fan. I feel let down by this one. But at least now I know that Lapacho probably isn't for me. That's something I've now learned because of the box.
Flavors: Bark, Cream, Dirt, Orange, Vanilla
Samples sipdown!
I really like this tea. I just finished drinking it. It's 11:50pm here….I think I need to order from Herbal infusions once I get my cupboard down to a manageable size….I need some caffeine free options for these nighttime tea cravings
Thanks again for sending the sample, Courtney :)


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|32 T.J. Hose
Returning Friday night starter ... Outstanding makeup ... Team leader on and off the field ... Named one of three captains for 2008 season (Corey Kemp and Drew Schieber) ... One of three Pirates to receive three letters (Harrison Eldridge and Jamie Ray) ... Named preseason first-team All-Conference USA honors as a pitcher (coaches) ... One of two Pirates to be named to the 2008 Brooks Wallace Player-of-the-Year Award Pre-Season Watch List (Stephen Batts being the other) ... 2007: Earned second-team All C-USA honors after posting a 6-5 overall record with a 3.97 earned run average ... Two-time C-USA Pitcher-of-the-Week honoree (3/12 and 5/6) ... Two-time College Baseball Foundation National Honor Roll recipient ... Named Collegebaseballinsider.com Regional Player-of-the-Week ... ECU's Friday night starter for the second year in a row ... Started 17-of-18 games played ... Lone appearance out of the bullpen came against Western Carolina (6/3) in the Chapel Hill Regional when he worked 2/3 of an inning ... Allowed 50 runs (42 earned), fanned 70, walked 45 and surrendered 97 hits in 95.1 innings of work ... Worked into the sixth inning 13 times and the 8th four times in 17 starts ... Picked up wins against St. John's (2/23), No. 12 Pepperdine (3/2), No. 7 Cal State Fullerton (3/9), Michigan (3/17), Savannah State (4/21) and Houston (5/4) ... Top outing of the season came on the road against Houston (5/4) on CSTV where he did not allow a run in 7 2/3 innings, struck out five, walked one and allowed four hits ... Struck out at least five batters in 8-of-17 starts ... Had a season-high seven strikeouts on two occasions (St. John's and Pepperdine) ... Named preseason second-team All C-USA by SEBaseball.com ... In 8-of-17 starts allowed two or fewer runs ... Set the tone for ECU's first ever sweep over a nationally-ranked team when picked up his third consecutive win in a 6-1 victory over No. 7 Cal State Fullerton, scattering three hits over seven innings, allowing one run while striking out six ... Enjoyed success pitching to lefties (.236/29-for-123) than right-handers (.294/68-for-231) ... When facing the lead-off hitter, opponents batted .264 (24-for-91) against him ... Allowed just 11 hits in 48 at-bats (.229) with runners in scoring position and two outs ... Committed two errors in 36 chances, recording a .944 fielding percentage ... Did not allow a single run in the seventh and eighth innings of any game (6.1 IP with six strikeouts) ... When working the third fame sported a 1.69 ERA (16.0 IP with eight strikeouts) and when pitching the fifth had a 1.93 ERA (14.0 IP and 10 strikeouts) ... Appeared in eight conference games (all starts) posting a 1-3 record, 4.06 ERA in 44 1/3 innings .. Outside of C-USA play, recorded a team-best five wins going 5-2 in 10 appearances (nine starts) in 51.0 innings and 41 strikeouts ... Had greater success at home (5-2, 4.21 ERA, 62.0 IP with 53 K's and 33 walks in 11 appearances) than on the road (1-3, 2.35 ERA, 30.1 IP with 23 K's and 19 walks in five appearances) ... Made one appearance in C-USA Tournament working 5 1/3 innings, allowing two runs on six hits with five strikeouts against Tulane (5/23) ... In the Chapel Hill Regional lasted just two innings in the opener against Western Carolina (6/3) allowing five runs on six hits ... Ranked among the league leaders in games started (t-3rd); batters struck out looking and innings pitched (seventh); batters struck out (10th) ... Ranked among the team leaders in batters struck out and struck out looking, innings pitched, losses, wins (first); games started (t-1st); opposing batting average, runs allowed (second); ERA, earned runs allowed, win-loss percentage (third) ... Played summer ball for the Bourne Braves of the Cape Cod League ... Named to the 2007 Under Armour All-Star Game ... Pitched for the West Division working a scoreless inning of relief allowing one hit ... Earned Cape Cod Pitcher-of-the-Week honors after working eight innings in two appearances, fanning eight, walking two and not allowing an earned run the week of July 2nd ... Recorded a 4-3 record with one save in 10 appearances (six starts) ... Struck out 35 batters and walked 15 in 38 1/3 innings pitched where he posted a 2.58 ERA ... 2006: Entered sophomore campaign as the Pirates Friday night starter ... Started 11-of-15 games played posting a 3-4 record with a 3.88 earned run average in 67.1 innings pitched ... Combined on three shutouts (College of Charleston 2/17, Stony Brook 3/3 and UNC Wilmington 3/15) ... Struck out 51 batters, walked 27 and allowed 29 runs on 67 hits ... Made relief appearances against UNC Wilmington (3/15), N.C. State (4/18), Southern Miss (5/5) and Tulane (5/26) in the C-USA Tournament ... Limited to four appearances from April 18 until the end of the season with one start due to soreness in pitching arm ... Posted wins against Maryland (2/10), College of Charleston (2/17) and Stony Brook (3/3) ... In first four games of the season, posted a 1.44 ERA allowing four runs (all earned) on 24 hits in 19 innings ... Pitched six or more innings in eight outings with a season-best 8.2 coming against N.C State (4/12) ... Struck out five or more batters five times ... Tied a career-high in strikeouts (9) against Penn State (2/25) ... Was equally effective against lefties (.267/27-for-101) as right-handed batters (.273/41-for-150) ... When facing a lead-off hitter, opponents batted .230 (14-for-61) against him ... Allowed just eight hits in 43 at-bats (.186) with runners on and two outs, and 14 hits in 58 at-bats (.241) with runners in scoring position ... In 11 starts on the hill, ECU posted an 8-3 record ... Committed one error in 18 chances, recording a .944 fielding percentage ... Surrendered a team low three home runs ... Did not allow a single run in the first inning of any game (11.0 IP with seven strikeouts) ... Appeared in five conference games (four starts) posting a 0-2 record, 7.91 ERA in 19 1/3 innings ... Outside of C-USA play, posted a team-best 2.25 ERA in 10 games (seven starts) with a 3-2 record in 48.0 innings and 39 strikeouts ... Had greater success at home (3-1, 2.87 ERA, 47.0 IP with 30 K's and 14 walks in eight appearances) than on the road (0-2, 6.27 ERA, 18.2 IP with 12 K's and 12 walks in six appearances) ... Friday starter of a rotation that ranked among the conference leaders in runners picked off (first) and ERA (third) ... Ranked among the conference leaders in ERA (11th) ... Allowed 33 runs (29 earned) and 68 hits, the fewest among Pirate starters ... Ranked among the team leaders in ERA and opposing batting average (second); won-loss percentage (third); innings pitched, games started, total strikeouts and batters struck out looking (fourth) ... Month-by-month analysis includes February (2-0, 1.89 ERA, 0 saves in three games), March (1-2, 2.87, 0, 6), April (0-1, 7.20, 0, 4) and May (0-1, 13.50, 0, 2) ... 2005: Enjoyed a successful rookie campaign for the Pirates on the mound ... Started the season in the bullpen before becoming the top weekend starter in April ... Earned second-team All-Conference USA and All-Freshman Team honors ... Named to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All East Region team ... Made 21 appearances with 10 starts ... Posted a 7-4 record and logged a 4.43 earned run average ... Combined on four shutouts (Clemson 2/20, Navy 3/13, Memphis 4/22 and The Citadel 4/26) ... Tossed first collegiate complete game against USF (5/6), allowing two runs on seven hits while striking out three ... Worked a total of 85.1 innings, allowing 74 hits, 47 runs while walking 29 and striking out 69 ... Surrendered just a .237 average to opposing hitters ... In his Pirate debut, tossed one inning of scoreless relief, allowing one walk in recording his first collegiate save against College of Charleston (2/11) ... Collected first collegiate win in a relief appearance in the first game played at Clark-LeClair Stadium during the Keith LeClair Classic against Michigan ... Second save came against Campbell (3/30) after throwing 1.1 innings of work with two strikeouts ... First collegiate start came against Southern Miss (4/9), working 6.1 innings while allowing five runs on eight hits ... Against Louisville (4/16), collected his first win as a starter after surrendering seven runs (three earned) on seven hits while tying a then career-best six strikeouts ... Set a career-high in strikeouts (9) against Memphis (4/22) ... Was equally effective against lefties (.234/26-for-111) as right-handed batters (.239/48-for-201) ... Averaged 7.28 strikeouts per game, second-best to former Pirate Ricky Brooks (8.08) ... Pitched in 10 C-USA games (5-3, 4.81 in 58 innings with one shutout) ... In non-league games, posted a 2-1 record with a 3.62 earned run average in 27.1 innings ... Made a pair of postseason appearances as a starter ... In the C-USA Tournament opener against Houston (5/25), pitched 8.0 innings of work, allowing five runs on nine hits earning a no decision ... Second post-season start came in the NCAA Tempe Regional against Arizona State (6/3) throwing 1.1 innings, giving up five runs on six hits ... Led all C-USA freshman starters in wins (seven) ... Tied for the team lead in saves (2) while ranking first in wins (7) ... In the freshman record books, ranks second in innings pitched (85.1) and strikeouts (69), tied for second in wins (7) and tied for fourth in appearances (21) ... Ranked in the top-five in wins, innings pitched (first), saves and appearances (t-1st), strikeouts and batters struck out looking (second), games started (third) and opposing batting average and won-loss percentage (fourth) ... Month-by-month analysis includes February (0-0, 1.17 ERA, 1 save in four games), March (1-2, 7.30, 1, 6), April (3-1, 4.18, 0, 5), May (3-0, 3.25, 0, 5) and June (0-1, 33.75, 0, 1) ... High School: Enjoyed an illustrious career at North Hagerstown High School for coach Shawn Reynolds ... A two-sport athlete, earning four letters in baseball and one as a basketball point guard ... Selected to the first-team all-county, all-area and All-MVAL squads as a sophomore, junior and senior after earning second-team kudos during freshman campaign ... Chosen to pre season all-state squad in 2003 and 2004 ... Earned pitching MVP honors in the Brooks Robinson Maryland All-Star Game and was picked to the all-tourney unit at the Sun Belt Classic ... Established new NHHS standards in 2004 for lowest earned run average in a season (0.66) and shutouts (four) ... Broke Hubs' career record with seven shutouts ... Logged 50 innings, compiled a 7-2 record with 85 strikeouts and surrendered an opponent's batting average of .171 during senior year ... Was 5-2 with an 1.87 ERA and 66 Ks in 52.1 innings in 2003 after a 5-3, 1.68 campaign as a sophomore in `02 ... Worked 22.1 innings during his freshman season and booked a 3.64 ERA with a 3-3 won-loss record ... Also earned three saves during prep career ... Offensively, batted .394 as a junior, .465 as a sophomore and .439 as a freshman for the Hubs ... Active in summer league program(s), which included a third-place finish in the Pony League World Series, participation in Super 7 (Marietta, Ga.) and Perfect Game World Wood Bat Tournament (Jupiter, Fla.) ... Played for the Mid-Maryland Red Sox in Norman, Okla. (Sunbelt Classic) ... Allowed just four earned runs in 67.0 innings (0.54 ERA) during three-year Red Sox career ... Strong performer in classroom as well, graduating with a 3.81 grade point average ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Listed among prestigious "Who's Who Among American High School Students" list ... Personal: Full name is Terry L. Hose, Jr. ... Nickname: "T.J." ... Born April 15, 1986 in Hagerstown, Md. ... Son of Terry and Carol Hose ... Has two siblings (Charissa and Charlena) ... Majoring in business management with a minor in marketing ... Three-time Conference USA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll recipient (2004-05, 2005-06 and 2006-07) ... Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll four consecutive semesters (Fall '04 to Spring '06).
CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 9.0 vs. USF (5/6/05); strikeouts: 9 (twice, last vs. Penn State 2/24/06).


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Chocolate Filling
Olivia, didnt I tell you to put the cupcakes over on the counter?
Oh, sorry
.and dont sneak any
Jenny walked out of the kitchen, leaving Olivia staring at all the delightful deserts.
How am I supposed to NOT sneak any? Olivia said to herself looking around.
Olivia walked over and did what Jenny had told her to do. She sighed as she looked at the cupcakes.
one wouldnt hurt
Olivia grabbed one and started eating it.
She grabbed two more cupcakes and ate them in a heartbeat. She moaned as she savored the flavor, the chocolate and sprinkles running along her taste buds.
All these deserts are for a party of only twenty people? Theres bound to be leftovers anyway
Olivia ate a few more cupcakes, then patted her slightly plump belly. She looked down and looked at it, Wow, never knew that cupcakes could do that
She looked around and figured that she had to get back to work helping her friend. She picked up a box of doughnuts and set them on the table. She thought for a moment, then instantly opened the top, peaking down inside. Her eyes sparkled and a smile grew on her face as she saw many different kinds of doughnuts. Jelly filled, chocolate filled, cream filled, doughnuts with chocolate and sprinkles, the list went on and on.
She took out a few without thinking and ate them, her belly slowly poking itself out from underneath her shirt. She looked around the kitchen at all the deserts.
Holy fuck, Im in heaven!
She grabbed a few more handfuls of doughnuts and ate them within a span of a couple of minutes. Now, her belly had noticeably grown. It rolled out over the waistband of her shorts. Olivia looked over at the cakes on the other side of the kitchen, running over to them. She dug her hand into the cake and stuffed it into her mouth.
She looked like she hadnt eaten in weeks. She was going all over the place, eating, and stuffing herself with fattening deserts
.much that she wasnt aware of.
She dug both her hands into the cake, and stuffed it into her mouth, tasting all the different flavors that hit her taste buds. Within a matter of minutes, the cake was all gone. Her hands were all chocolaty. There was another cake that caught her attention, a smile growing on her face. She dug into it, instantly her fingers felt cold.
She ate the cake like an animal. Chocolate frosting was flying everywhere, her whole body and clothes being covered with chocolate smudges and ice cream. Her belly now was well over her waistband of her shorts, but now her thighs and ass seemed a little different.
Why are my shorts tight? she asked herself,
must be my imagination
She continued to eat more and more, without even thinking of what was happening to her body. As she stuffed her body with fattening deserts, her ass and thighs were sorely stretching her shorts.
She dropped a chocolate drink (that was very high in fat) and bent down to pick it up off the floor.
Her cheeks turned red as she reached around to her ass and was greeted by a huge hole that a tore her shorts wide open, exposing her pink panties.
Oooo, hehe, my butt got pretty big! she giggled as she gave it a slap. She took off her shirt since it was getting tight then threw it over her head. Her shirt landed on Jennys head.
Olivia turned around and saw Jenny standing there with her hands on her hips.
Im sorry! Please dont get mad at me! Olivia pleaded.
Oh, after eating all my deserts for my party!? Jenny started walking closer, an angry look on her face.
Olivia started backing up until she backed into the wall.
Please dont hurt me!
Just stop complaining. Im not going to hurt you. Now close your eyes. Jenny ordered.
Olivia was a little hesitant about shutting her eyes, but did anyway. She felt Jenny grab her arms and tie something around them. By the time she opened her eyes to see what was going on, it was too late.
Okay, now since you like eating so much, this should be heaven for you
Jenny walked around to the closet and pulled out an incredibly huge machine. Olivia watched as she grabbed a huge hose that was attached to the machine as she pulled it out from the closet. There was a large container on top that looked like it contained something, but Olivia didnt know what it contained. Jenny walked over with the hose in her hand.
Open up, Olivia.
What? No!-
Jenny then shoved the hose into Olivias mouth and quickly turned on the valve.
This machine is filled with delicious chocolate, and since you loved it so much, Jenny looked around at all the chocolate cake crumbs, and frosting on the floor, Then you will love this
Olivias eyes widened as chocolate ran down her throat at an alarming rate. Her breasts started pumping up with chocolate, straining her pink bra. Her butt started blowing up like a water balloon filling with liquid, but instead of water it was chocolate. Her panties stretched to accommodate her ballooning rear.
wonder how big youll get? Jenny asked, watching as Olivia slowly swelled up.
Her bra and panties were stretching tightly around her body. Her belly blew up in front of her as well as her boobs. Inside her head she just wished that her bra and panties would just burst off soon, she couldnt take anymore of the pressure.
Then, as if an answer to a prayer, her panties snapped off her bloated lower half, and flew across the room. Jenny looked at her body with a little smirk.
Wow, you really let yourself go, Olivia
Olivia was embarrassed, and she was really full
.the pressure was hurting her. Tears started to roll down Olivias plump cheeks.
dont cry, Olivia. Jenny said.
Olivias bra snapped off, letting her massive tits bounce and jiggle freely.
okay uhhh
yeah, you look fat enough now
Jenny turned off the machine and pulled the hose out from Olivias mouth. Olivia looked down at herself.
Im fat! she screamed.
Ha, yeah, I noticed. Jenny replied.
Olivia couldnt believe it. Her breasts were actually resting on top of her fat; round belly
.she never saw that before since she was always thin. Jenny walked around and untied her hands. Olivia rubbed her huge belly amazed.
.sorry for eating everything.. Olivia said.
Oh, its alright. I can just schedule the party for next week.
Olivia sniffed a few times as tears rolled down her cheek.
Im fat now. She said sadly.
So? Theres nothing wrong with that. Jenny said.
Jenny leaned in, giving her a kiss as she put her hands on Olivias boobs and gave them a squeeze.
you know
.theres some more chocolate left in the machine
Jenny walked over and grabbed the hose. Olivias eyes widened as Jenny put the hose into her mouth, turned the valve, then shot her a wink
The End
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Okay, just a little story I decided to write. Haven't written about Olivia or Jenny in a while so I thought I'd write a story about them.
Hope ya like it, let me know what ya think! ^^
Hope ya like it, let me know what ya think! ^^
Are you going to make any more stories with Olivia that isn't just full body inflation?
Part 2 if that how it ends
What do I thingk!?! I want to see a sequel mothah f'kah! lol, jk, but a sequel would be nice.
Sort of forced fattening as a form of 'just desserts' (pun intentional). I like, especially the open(?) ending. I mean, we don't KNOW! But I've got a lively, and often unkind, imagination.
ur stories show wut u do the most....tease
I like your stories a lot. Thanks for writing them and sharing them.
Com on make another one
Really you have to make a sequel I love hose inflation with force
Do u have any more like this cause I love this one!
I'm not really sure, lol. I've written SO many stories that it's sometimes hard to even remember them. Plus, having horrible memory doesn't help either, lol
If you look around in my gallery you may find some, not sure
If you look around in my gallery you may find some, not sure
Could u make a #2
I can't read any of your WG stories!!
heeh^^ a great story^^ must look great how she swell up with choclat^^ i allways imagined the skin would turn more dark when it get stretched from choclat inside XD
Thanks, hun ^^
now that's what I call a sweet ending
Thank you
lol i agree with sonicfull
different but still cool
good story, not to keen on the pain part, i dont like itwhen my friends feel pain. i know ive never met her, but she's the protoganist.
dont listen to much to the person who said about cutting 'useless chat'. ive met people who complain about not enough chat. its up to prefrence, so dont go for one type, do both short and long openings.
and i like the choclate idea, but kinda disapointed that it was her becoming fat instead of the liquid choclate filling her like juice. but thats my prefrence, i cant speak for the world.
dont listen to much to the person who said about cutting 'useless chat'. ive met people who complain about not enough chat. its up to prefrence, so dont go for one type, do both short and long openings.
and i like the choclate idea, but kinda disapointed that it was her becoming fat instead of the liquid choclate filling her like juice. but thats my prefrence, i cant speak for the world.
I had to try something else instead of a blueberry or normal liquid filling. Chocolate sounded good at the time.
i know, but liquid choclate filling would still be intressting, cause it has a different texture to juice. just something to 'chew on' lol (i am still the king of god awful puns)
mmm... chocolate filling.
just one thing though, why did Olivia look happy when it was already hurting her? or was it the bra that was hurting her?
just one thing though, why did Olivia look happy when it was already hurting her? or was it the bra that was hurting her?


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Cusini, A; Günthard, H F; Stussi, G; Schwarz, U; Fehr, T; Grueter, E; Meerbach, A; Bossart, W; Schaer, D J; Rudiger, A (2010). Hemophagocytic syndrome caused by primary herpes simplex virus 1 infection: report of a first case. Infection, 38(5):423-426.
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INTRODUCTION: Hemophagocytic syndrome represents a severe hyperinflammatory condition by activated macrophages. Leading viral triggering agents are Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), cytomegalovirus (CMV), and adenovirus. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We present a patient with Wegener's granulomatosis on azathioprine and prednisone medication, who developed a life-threatening hemophagocytic syndrome. Positive plasma polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with negative serology revealed a primary, disseminated infection with herpes simplex virus-1 as the triggering pathogen. After treatment with acyclovir, high-dose steroids, immunoglobulins, and etoposide, the patient recovered. CONCLUSION: Early diagnosis of potentially underlying infections of hemophagocytic syndrome influences the therapeutic approach. It is important to consider a variety of infectious agents, particularly in immunosuppressed individuals. The reported case emphasizes the importance of screening for herpes simplex virus 1.
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The script to install Netflix-Desktop downloaded everything needed except for Firefox. I keep trying to remove the program through "sudo apt-get remove --purge netflix-desktop". However, when I reinstall Netflix-desktop it runs through the script as if it's already downloaded everything. I've removed .wine-browser and /usr/share/netflix-desktop. When I have netflix-desktop installed, I can issue the command "netflix-desktop --showdebug" which will tell me that firefox.exe cannot be found.
On the install of ubuntu I'm using I don't have a full install but the person that answered before me is right, it is a PPA repository. On other installs of Ubuntu, and Ubuntu based distributions/flavors of Linux, this has successfully and totally removed the program and all remnants of it:
Run these commands one at a time:
I think NetFlix Desktop is from a PPA, so you would probably need ppa-purge?
But it sound like you are not trying to remove so much as re-install, in which case the info here might be helpful:
See also this bug report for suggestions specific to firefox/netflix-desktop install problems:
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College Hockey:Wisconsin Runs Away From Duluth, 7-2
Brett Hull's No. 29 Bulldogs Jersey Retired
DULUTH, Minn. — Brett Hull wasn't available for duty Friday night at the DECC.
But the former Minnesota Duluth right winger was at the rink, to have his No. 29 retired, and gave the Bulldogs a brief pep talk after the first period. He asked the home team to take care of the Badgers.
Easier said than done.
No. 1-ranked Wisconsin broke a four-game losing streak by defeating UMD, 7-2, in a WCHA game before a soldout crowd of 5,315.
The Badgers (19-6-2, 14-5-2) regained first place in the league, two points ahead of idle Minnesota and Denver, and remained unbeaten on the road this season at 10-0-1.
UMD (8-17-4, 5-13-3) has lost seven straight games, nine in a row in the league at home, and has allowed 25 goals the past four games.
Yet, UMD showed spark for much of the game, especially in the second period while outshooting Wisconsin, 18-11, and brought the score to 4-2 with less than nine minutes to play.
"The second period was one of our better periods in a long time, we seemed to have some jump. We haven't been like that since Christmas," said UMD freshman winger Nick Kemp, who had a goal. "The effort was there and we had our chances, but Wisconsin played well. It wasn't a 7-2 game."
Wisconsin never trailed, but wasn't comfortable until scoring three third-period goals, two by freshman center Ben Street, who also had an assist.
Badger freshman goalie Shane Connelly earned his first collegiate win with 28 saves. He had suffered four straight losses while filling in for injured star Brian Elliott as the Badgers lost consecutive home series to Denver and Minnesota. Those losses, though, weren't anything to be embarrassed about, said the Badgers.
"Shane was making big-time stops in those games, we just couldn't score," said Wisconsin junior winger Ross Carlson of Duluth, Minn., who had a goal and an assist. "We need to have heart in front of the net and bury rebounds. That's what we did tonight."
Junior Josh Johnson, in his first start since Dec. 16 in a 4-2 loss to Denver, had 25 saves. Wisconsin outshot UMD, 32-30.
UMD suffered a blow just six minutes into the game when leading goal-scorer Michael Gergen was lost to a checking-from-behind major penalty.
Three minutes later, Wisconsin defenseman Tom Gilbert converted a rebound on a 4-on-4 shift. UMD freshman center MacGregor Sharp responded by tipping a Jason Garrison point drive with 8:02 left to make it 1-1.
Forty-seven seconds later, center Andrew Joudrey smashed in a shot from crease and the Badgers had the lead for good.
While UMD had the better of play in the second period, the Badgers led, 2-1, in goals to go up, 4-2.
Robbie Earl tied for Wisconsin's goal-scoring lead with his 14th goal at 4:39 and Kemp countered 24 seconds later on a deflection in the slot. Carlson's 25th career goal, the second-most among Duluthians to play for the Badgers, came from in front of the net with 4:52 left in the period.
"If you look at the score you'd say we got our butts kicked, but we didn't," said UMD coach Scott Sandelin. "We had a good second period, and even our first period wasn't bad. But we gave up three or four bad goals. Their fourth goal (by Carlson) killed us. It was a backbreaker."
Wisconsin coach Mike Eaves didn't like what he saw in the second period and changed his lines for the final 20 minutes. An experienced Wisconsin team, with 11 juniors and seniors, outscored a young UMD team, with 10 freshmen, 3-0, including goals 52 seconds apart by Adam Burish and freshman Ben Street.
"After the second period I said `Let's see if we can settle ourselves down,"' said Eaves.
Part of UMD's inspiration may have come after the first period, as the Bulldogs watched from their bench as Hull's No. 29 jersey was retired. He became only the second UMD male athlete to be accorded that honor. The former offensive star played two seasons with the Bulldogs (1984-86) and went on to 20 years in the NHL, scoring 741 goals, the third most in league history before retiring in November.
His No. 29 was raised to the rafters to join the No. 9 of Keith "Huffer" Christiansen, a Fort Frances, Ontario, native living in Duluth, who was a centerman from 1963-67. His number was retired in 1988.
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"We were there to serve them," said Courtney Huber, a first-year student from McPherson, Kan. "But one homeless man I met was constantly putting my needs before his own. This man doesn't receive consistent meals or even shelter, yet he was more concerned about me having a dry place to sit-this blew me away."
Huber was not the only one to be surprised. As the students mingled with the more than 100 homeless people gathered for the Church on the Street service, they listened to story after story that transformed their attitudes. "I had forgotten that homeless people had lives before being homeless, that they had jobs and families-that they were people," said Andrew Gross, a first-year student from Wichita. "But then I met Ed. He got drinks for us, talked to people at other tables, checked on people's families. He took the time to be concerned with other people's sadness and loneliness. His own wife had died of cancer, and he wanted to carry on her ways of loving others."
Wes Cates, a first-year student from Flagstaff, Ariz., connected with Manny from San Antonio. "He told me he'd been in prison when he was younger. He'd done a lot of bad things, but his mother confronted him about his sins on her deathbed. He told me that God has created each of us for a specific purpose with specific gifts. Manny is a special man."
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So far we've hit the Colorado River Headwaters and the Flat Tops Trail byways; it's time to head to the foothills of Colorado and hit the Gold Belt Tour. The largest of these four byways we're highlighting, the Gold Belt Tour can be a monster of a drive if you want it to be, with three options for getting from Florence, along the Arkansas River, to Florissant, 60-70 miles north depending on route.
Option 1 is to follow Colorado 67 to the Phantom Canyon Road (gravel) up winding Eightmile Creek and through Victor, which is our favorite town on the loop. More on that in a bit.
Option 2 is to take Colorado 115 to Canon City, then jog east on U.S. Highway 50 to Shelf Road (gravel; 4WD recommended for upper section) through Cripple Creek; this is also a very fun route if you do have the 4WD, but has the least sites on this leg.
Option 3 is to stay on paved roads following U.S. 50 west over the Royal Gorge Hills and up Colorado 9 and 11 to Florissant. See the map here to clarify these routes.
If you start in Florence, there is lodging both at the Florence Rose Bed and Breakfast as well as the Super 8. The Bed and Breakfast has a garden studio that is fully accessible, but assume you will be dining alone, as the main building has stairs galore. All of the dining in Florence is accessible, as is the Town Park, and the Price Pioneer Museum has a tight path of travel but is do-able.
From there, if you follow our route, take the Phantom Canyon Road up to Victor, one of the last operating gold mines in the U.S. The road has three interpretive sign pull outs and rest stops, that are all accessible, but don't provide any braille, and this is by far the prettiest of the three options.
In Victor, the Victor Motel is one of our favorites in the state, and was one of our first articles for Examiner. It's remarkable this hotel is even accessible, bird cage elevator included. Don't miss the NY style pizza at Sally's Restaurant here, or have great burritos at the Aspen Deli, your two options are both moderately accessible with a small step out front. When we were there, Sally's was planning on adding an accessible restroom, so stay tuned for that. Victor isn't modern, so don't expect sidewalks with cutouts here.
But spend some time in Victor if you have it, the American Eagle Overlook Road will take you to the mill and mine and overlook, all well worth the stop if you can. The history here is fascinating.
From Victor, it's a short jaunt up to Cripple Creek, one of Colorado's gambling meccas catering to the retired, which means great access for all. It's not a matter of who's accessible here, it's a matter of how many rooms they have! Double Eagle Casino wins with 6. Cripple Creek Hospitality House=4. Cripple Creek Inn and Gold King Mountain=3. JP McGills=2. Hotel St. Nicolas and Midnight Rose=1. All the dining is accessible in Cripple Creek as well.
Up to Florissant, the best stop here would be the Florissant Fossil Beds National Park, with trails, visitor center, amphitheater, and homestead to view, all accessible. We enjoyed this national treasure, and the llama farm nearby. I covered this park in our National Parks group as well.
In Florissant itself, there's not much in the way of dining; the Costello Coffee House and Oney's Restaurant are both accessible but nothing to write home about, and the Thunderbird Inn is not accessible, nor were they very friendly about it.
From here if you go back down the Shelf Road, you need to go back through Cripple Creek, but not Victor, and will have to back track to get to Canyon City. So for an easier ride back, the paved High Park Road will take you back down to Canyon Creek past the Royal Gorge area. This is a great option if you like history as well, though not officially on the byway, the Buckskin Joe Frontier Town is mostly accessible, as is the Royal Gorge Bridge and Tram. This festive park is fun for the whole family.
Once in Canon City, you can stay in any of the lodging options, but the Holiday Inn Express has the most ADA rooms (4), and along with the Comfort Inn and the Super 8, all have roll-in showers. The Quality Inn and the Best Western Royal Gorge also both have one accessible room, but as with Florissant, the Best Western needs to work on their hospitality.
All of the dining in Canon City is accessible, but DiRitos Italian has one of the best accessible restrooms I've ever seen. There are four museums in Canyon City, all accessible, as are the Veterans Park and River Walk cultural attractions.
Overall, this is among the funnest byways in the state if you like history and backwoods charm.
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Tom Clancy's The Division is going to be the debut installment for this new branch of Tom Clancy. The Division will be taking players to New York City, and will not only be about scale, but also density.
The Division is obviously going to be about small details, as well as large ones. Fredrik Rundqvist, who is an executive producer on Tom Clancy's The Division, spoke with Examiner.com about some additional small details that he hopes is in The Division's final cut.
"We have a realization director who is going crazy with these kind of details and stuff normal gamers don't really think about. It adds a cool flavor to the game. What you'll see in this year's demo are the paint buckets that shoot up and you can see the paint splashing everywhere. That's also systemic.
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You will all remember the door shut heard round the world from E3 2013. It's small details like that, that make this game even more interesting than it already is. In case you wanted to see the aforementioned paint splatter for yourself, check out the video in this article and see the 3:49 mark.
There are some elements that you typically expect to be prevalent in an RPG and The Division will be no exception to that. Rundqvist briefly talked about the game's crafting system and then divulged some details about New York City's underground.
"For any RPG, crafting is a major component, but I wouldn't say it's necessary to progress in the game. It's going to play an important part of The Division.
"When we did the research for New York City, just exploring the underground is amazing. It's like Swiss cheese in there, it's like utility tunnels, old World War II bunkers, all of these rail tracks, the subway system, it's amazing. It's almost like it's two cities on top of each other," Rundqvist said.
Ubisoft is planning on releasing Tom Clancy's The Division sometime during next year, though, we have no specific date to offer up at this time. Stick around for our full exclusive going live this Friday.