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CHURUBUSCO — With a 5-2 win in the season opener against Woodlan and another win over Oak Hill Thursday night, Churubusco's baseball team is off to a 2-0 start to the season — an impressive feat as the team only had one practice on the field before the season opener.
As of March 10, Churubusco's baseball field still had 14 inches of snow on it, forcing the Eagles to practice in the gymnasium and on the parking lot.
"We tried to give them all the game situations through practice," said Churubusco Head Coach Mark Grove. "Experience is key."
HUNTINGTON — Columbia City's boys track team opened its season with a loss at Huntington North Thursday night.
Though the team didn't open the season with a win, Head Coach Krystal Zoltek said she was happy to be on the track.
"It was nice to participate after the early cancellations and cold weather," Zoltek said. "We are a young team and looking for great improvement as the season progresses."
The Eagles missed their first two meets to weather — the county meet March 20 at Churubusco, and a dual with Wawasee March 24.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco's football team officially sent off another athlete to play at the next level.
Brient Hicks, a defensive stalwart for the Eagles, will continue his football career at Wabash College.
Hicks was part of a Churubusco team that won three conference titles during his career. In his senior year, he was one of the leading Eagle defensive players. He had 9.5 tackles-for-loss and more than 50 solo or assisted tackles throughout the year.
His contributions on the defensive side of the ball were noted by Churubusco Football Head Coach Paul Sade.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco's girls basketball team started the 2013-14 year with a new head coach who vowed to change the fortunes of the program.
Dustin Beucler took over a program that had not had a winning season for 10 years. While the Lady Eagles did not attain a winning mark in 2013-14 (9-13), there were several marks of progress.
"There were a lot of learning experiences, little things," Beucler said "We. a lot of close games early on. We learned a lot, and I hope it carries over."
At 4-6, 'Busco finished in a tie for seventh place in the Northeast Corner Conference.
BERNE — Despite a fourth-quarter rally, Churubusco's boys basketball team ended its season with a loss in the sectional semi-final Friday night against Woodlan at South Adams.
After a long bus ride, the Eagles were off to a sluggish start, trailing 19-8 at the end of the first quarter, and 30-16 at halftime.
Churubusco played a more competitive third quarter, outscoring Woodlan 18-17 to make the score 47-34 going into the final period.
In the last eight minutes, the Eagles nearly doubled their score, tacking on 25 points while holding Woodlan to 15.
OSSIAN — Jaws dropped. Fists clenched. Heads buried. Complete silence — again. Columbia City's boys basketball fans were dealt another heart-breaking sectional semi-final loss.
Last year, the Eagles fell by one point to DeKalb with a pair of free throws with less than two seconds to play, leaving fans speechless.
The crowd was yet again shocked and awed as the buzzer sounded Friday night in Norwell, after the Eagles fell 41-40 to Mississinewa.
The Indians didn't have the lead for the entire game — until the last possible moment.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Whitko's athletic hall of-fame welcomed two new members last week.
Jeff Schumaker and Mike Venable, Wildcat stars of the 1980s, were welcomed at halftime of the boys basketball game between Whitko and NorthWood.
Schumaker was elected for his role on the Wildcat golf teams. He played from 1984 to 1987.
He was the individual conference champion for the Three Rivers Conference for three years — 1984, 1985 and 1987.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's boys basketball team is working for its first sectional title since 2011, advancing to the semi-final game Friday night in the Norwell Sectional against Mississinewa.
The Indians are 13-7, and finished off the regular season with a four-game win streak, topped off with a victory over New Castle, 51-43.
"They had a really good year," Columbia City Head Coach Chris Benedict said.
Columbia City fell to New Castle in the holiday tournament, 52-47, but Benedict said the Eagles have improved since that game.
SYRACUSE — Whitko's boys basketball saw its season end in a sectional quarterfinal game against West Noble Tuesday.
Playing one another for the second time this season, the Chargers came out victorious in the postseason game, 63-30.
West Noble also won the regular season game, 67-38.
The game opened with Whitko down early, 12-0.
The Wildcats pushed the score to 12-4, but then ran into a familiar problem.
OSSIAN — Columbia City's boys basketball team lived to play another day Tuesday night with an impressive 52-27 win over Bellmont in the sectional opener at Norwell.
After only topping the Braves 39-38 in the regular season, the Eagles took a lopsided victory Tuesday, building on their lead throughout the game to pull ahead.
Columbia City took a 15-7 advantage in the first quarter, with points from its top three scorers — Brachen Hazen (6) Mason Coverstone (6) and Justin Bachelder — including three 3-pointers.


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Chance to have your say on vision for Cowley pool site (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Chance to have your say on vision for Cowley pool site
10:00am Thursday 1st May 2014 in News By Damian Fantato, Council Reporter, also covering Oxford city centre. Call me on 01865 425429
PEOPLE are being invited to have their say on proposals for the future of Temple Cowley Pools.
The campaign group hoping to buy the Temple Road facility is holding an exhibition of its plans for the site on Saturday at Templars Square.
It hopes to be able to keep the swimming pool, while adding the 20 homes required there by Oxford City Council, and a community centre.
Campaigner Jane Alexander said: "There will be an opportunity this Saturday, for people to see what the Save Temple Cowley Pools campaign group is proposing for the site and for members of the public to make their own suggestions as to what they want on the site.
Jane Alexander
"Temple Cowley Pools site has now been registered as an asset of community value which gives us some time to prepare a fully considered bid for Temple Cowley Pools.
"We have numerous helpful ideas from some people who have got in touch as to how to do this but welcome all suggestions from more members of the public."
Save Temple Cowley Pools has been opposing the city council's plans to close the pools and replace them with a new multi-million pound facility in Blackbird Leys.
It has managed to designate the site as a community asset, which could give it six months to put together a bid, raise money and buy the site.
The city council decided to close Temple Cowley Pools in 2010 and since then the Save Temple Cowley Pools group has been fighting to keep it open.
A new swimming complex next to Blackbird Leys Leisure Centre, in Pegasus Road, is expected to be finished in December.
This has been delayed by two judicial reviews which went to the High Court – with the council ultimately going ahead with its plans.
The city council has said it has to close Temple Cowley Pools because it is too expensive to keep running and it is no longer fit for purpose.
It put the site up for sale in January but no price has been put on the area, which is earmarked for 26 homes. Instead the city council is accepting bids.
- To see the Save Temple Cowley Pools plans for the site visit Templars Square in Cowley on Saturday between 10am and 3.30pm.
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1:27pm Thu 1 May 14
Andrew:Oxford says...
HomerSimpsonDoh wrote:Well, on the 17th April, they did set up their own company to purchase and run it. It should be a net gain to the tax-payer with the £1.5M sale price, the developers contribution for the 20 or so apartments as well as the annual income from business rates (if applicable) and council tax.
and how much are they prepared to put in of their own money, or is it going to cost the taxpayer thousands of wasted pounds again.
Well, when I say "they", last time I checked it was a one man company with just one 50-something white male director being appointed.
Come on Nigel. Surely there must be at least one woman in East Oxford area who signed the petition that can be trusted to be a co-director of the company!
SaveTCP CIC - (Company Number 09002684).
Date Registered: 17/04/20
Type: Community Interest Company
Appointments: 1
First Accounts Due: 17/01/2016
First Returns Due: 15/05/2015
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Registered Office
Oxford Greenprint Room
East Oxford Community Centre
Princes Street
Appointment 1 - Nigel ***** ******* Gibson – Director, DoB **/**/195*
Nationality: BRITISH
Country of Residence: UNITED KINGDOM
Occupation: NONE
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SaveTCP says...
And a Community Interest Company has been set up by the Campaign to work with the Council and take over and operate Temple Cowley Pools. If you want more information, apply to become a member of the CIC - just email email@example.com. Now, remind us again, what is it that you've done to support your local community. Or do you think making snide comments on a newspaper messageboard counts as that?
8:06am Tue 6 May 14
SaveTCP says...
HomerSimpsonDoh wrote:The millions of wasted taxpayers' money has been by the City Council on their white elephant of a vanity project, which will cost in total over £13m - specialist swimming pool contractors could have provided the same 25m non-Olympic pool for less than £2m.
and how much are they prepared to put in of their own money, or is it going to cost the taxpayer thousands of wasted pounds again.
This pool is not intended for Blackbird Leys, which is a 'site of convenience' that gifts a brand new facility to the Swimming Club (how many other sports clubs would like such a benefaction) and enables Fusion to increase their profits by closing two facilities that people still want while getting rid of over 30 staff.
8:10am Tue 6 May 14
SaveTCP says...
Canismajoris wrote:We'd be interested in your view on this - please email firstname.lastname@example.com. When do you experience this 'nightmare'? Do you know who actually uses the car park at the moment? And what do you think could be done about it?
Parking at Temple Cowley pool is a nightmare now, add a community center and housing where are the people going to park?
The Campaign is gathering views about how the site could be improved - everyone is welcome to contribute - we are working on developing Temple Cowley Pools into a focus for the community to provide services that people want and need, where they want and need them.
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Kevin Ewolt with Hog's Haven was kind enough to send over some answers to my questions. You can check out my answers to his five questions at this link.
So here we go:
Question 1: RG3 has obviously proved to be as good as advertised. As an NFL QB what is RG3 doing well and what is he still improving on that the Panthers need to take advantage of?
Kevin: The Redskins' run option has been confusing defenses. RGIII is so speedy and so good on his play fakes that linebackers have to freeze to see what's going on. This opens up lots of short throw options, which is why his completion % was above 70% for the season before last week (10 drops by Redskins WRs). Post-game quotes from opposing teams are pretty much shock and awe of how good RGIII is.
If we can keep him in the pocket we have the speed at LB to limit the YAC on the short throws.
Question 2: For the Panthers to hold the Redskins under 20 points what must their defense do best?
Kevin: The thing that kills our offense the most are long offensive drives by opponents. That's what the Steelers did so well. Long, 7+ minute 80 yard drives. No one has really stopped the Redskins offense so far, so keeping the Redskins poorly ranked D on the field is the best bet. The Steelers held the Redskins to 12 points, but I can't explain how much those 10 drops killed the Redskins. Two of them were in the endzone and another on a 3rd down, sure first down.
The Panthers showed the ability to control the clock last week against the Bears. Though it may be tempting to go for the big play against this secondary we need to establish the ground game first and chew up the clock.
Question 3: Who is your defensive MVP to date and why?
Kevin: Geez. Tough one. Losing Carriker and Orakpo early to IR has made this pass rush non-existent. With no pass rush, CBs can't expect to hold their coverage and the Redskins have arguably the worst safety duo in the NFL (Madieu Williams, Reed Doughty). Jim Haslett for some reason sticks with zone coverage even though teams routinely shred the Skins. There are no MVPs...no one deserves it. Redskins ILB Perry Riley has progressed a lot from his rookie year, so there's some optimism.
I thought for sure he would say Ryan Kerrigan or maybe London Fletcher. If these guys are struggling then its just what our offense needs.
Question 4: WR Steve Smith vs. CB DeAngelo Hall - These two have quite the history going back to when Hall was with the Falcons. Are you looking forward to seeing this match-up?
Kevin: I'd be shocked if Josh Wilson wasn't covering Smith. He's by far the Redskins best CB. DHall and Steve Smith have faced each other before since that infamous 67-yard in penalties meltdown and all that drama has been squashed. However, I'm not looking forward to Hall covering anyone. He's the 95th (out of 99) ranked CB in coverage according to Pro Football Focus. Steve Smith should win some fantasy games for owners by himself this week. He's always killed the Skins it seems.
I'm hopeful we get the ball to Smitty early and often. He is due for a big game and this team has to be frustrated to the max. Press the gas and don't let up!
Question 5: At 3-5 so far this season do you see the Redskins making the playoffs in 2012 and if so, what has to go right?
>Kevin: HAHA. There's a better chance Paris Hilton completes a year of abstinence than Redskins sniff playoffs. The defense is an utter mess. With the cap penalty, the Redskins had no money left over to fix the secondary. This past-offseason Atogwe was released and Laron Landry not re-signed...so the Redskins went dumpster diving and came up with Madieu Williams (shell of what he used to be), Tanard Jackson (indefinitely suspended - never played), and Brandon Meriweather (injured - never played). Brutal. You can't compete for playoffs when these guys are your help over the top...as Victor Cruz reminded us.
Nice Paris Hilton reference! You can't accuse Kevin of being overly Homer-ish on the season can you! But he's not so down on his team he is picking them to lose to the 1-6 Panthers.
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The Senate's Democratic minority leader, Vivian Davis Figures, called it the worst session of her legislative career. Democrats failed to pass their top priority, which was expanding the state Medicaid program under the federal Affordable Care Act. Marsh said the Republican majority is opposed to enlarging the role of government.
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Internship Visit to ORBIS
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Dillon Van Auken is a student from ACS International School, through ORBIS' partnership with ACS Dillon was selected to participate in an internship for that allows students to take part in an ORBIS program overseas.
Today featured the commencement of ORBIS's Da Nang program in the form of screening day, over which the ORBIS doctors (known as Volunteer Faculty or "VF's") examined around twenty-five patients to determine appropriate later treatment.
As today was quite busy in preparation for the rest of the week, our job as interns was to mainly observe the doctors and identify prospective case-studies that we will be writing as the week goes on. Each of us went to certain specialty screening rooms, which included retinopathy, led by Dr Hampton; glaucoma, led by Dr Piltz-Seymour; and paediatrics, led by Dr Black. Gradually we moved in between rooms to grasp the wide array of ocular problems facing the local people and the subsequent treatment that they would be receiving from ORBIS.
Each doctor would examine the patients in front of several hands-on trainees, local doctors from Da Nang, other areas in Vietnam, and some from Cambodia and Laos. The doctor would examine the patient's eyes with various instruments, whilst also explaining the observations to the hands-on trainees. It was truly amazing to watch the doctors do this, as they had to cope with actual treatment of a patient, teaching, and a language barrier all at once. Despite these tough requirements, each did so very calmly and efficiently.
After observing each patient, the doctors would decide whether to perform surgery on the Flying Eye Hospital, the Da Nang Eye Hospital, or to postpone surgery for local doctors to carry out at a later date. From each section, four patients were chosen to go to the Flying Eye Hospital, four were chosen to go the Da Nang Eye Hospital, and the rest were selected for later surgeries, although some did not require surgery at all.
So far, this trip has already been extremely moving and inspirational for me personally. Observing the doctors today was one of the few times in my life where I have seen people be genuinely selfless and devoted to helping others. Often, even in charity work, self-interest is still a major motivator, yet these doctors as well as the entire ORBIS staff are committed to genuine philanthropy. It was also very emotional to see the numerous patients, many of them children, with very severe eye conditions that could have been prevented with greater infrastructure and development. Yet, the sadness of their conditions is counteracted by the optimism that they will have treatment this week through the help of ORBIS. It will be great to see their progress at the hands of the wonderful ORBIS staff over the week.


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Fronting pristeen Lake Dorr on the perimeter of the Ocala National
Forest, This Spacious, quiet, secure 2 bedroom 3 bath home has
been beautifuly renovated. It contains a large Living Room, vaulted
celing, real stone fire place, Kitchen/dining area. Fronting Lake
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Master bedroom has a lakefront view as well. There is a 2 car carport.
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We are only one hour from all the Central Florida Attractions -
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We are next to Rocking Horse Stables a renown hunter/jumper and
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October Through April $2,400.00 per. Month
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By DENISE RAYMO and FELICIA KRIEG Press-Republican
---- — PLATTSBURGH — Two lightning strikes knocked out Mountain Lake PBS's facilities on Lyon Mountain in recent storms.
The first, on Tuesday night, hit the public-television transmitter site there, killing the broadcast signal.
At about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, lightning struck and set fire to the transformers that power the broadcast tower at the same location.
Thunderstorms with heavy rainfall struck the North Country on Tuesday, when responders dealt with and closed flooded roads around Clinton County.
On Wednesday, storm-tossed trees weighed down power lines at various spots, including on Route 9 near the border between the towns of Chazy and Champlain and another in Morrisonville.
Heavy rain fell through the morning in some areas; minor flooding closed Corlear Bay Road in Chesterfield and Whallon's Bay Road in Essex in late afternoon.
No flooding was reported in Clinton or Franklin counties, but a washed-out water main caused the Clinton County Health Department to declare a boil-water order for Village of Dannemora Water District users from the intersection of Cook and Mountain View streets west on Cook Street.
Wednesday morning, vehicles moving along the west lane of North Margaret Street in the City of Plattsburgh sent up huge spray as they moved through a lot of water, but officials weren't concerned that the situation would escalate to the kind of flooding that shut down that stretch in May 2011.
And the Saranac River was not threatening to overflow its banks, City Police Sgt. Ken Parkinson said.
As of 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, roads that remained closed in Clinton County were True Brook Road in Saranac, Chazy Lake Road in Ellenburg Depot, Corlear Bay Road in Keeseville and Guide Board Road in Schuyler Falls, according to Clinton County Dispatch.
Guide Board Road reopened shortly after 3:30 p.m.
But the hazardous-weather outlook from the National Weather Service showed northern Franklin County and western Clinton County could be in for more rough weather the next few days.
Storms expected until 7 p.m. Wednesday were expected to bring 50-mph wind gusts, small hail and heavy downpours in some spots, as well as cloud-to-ground lightning.
The heavy rain added to already saturated land could raise the potential for flooding in low-lying areas and a quick rise of water levels for smaller streams and rivers.
Weather observers said there is a potential for up to 6 inches of rain in the region starting Thursday and lasting into next Tuesday.
"Given the recent rainfall and saturated soils, the potential for flash flooding continues to increase late Thursday into Friday … with the greatest threat (in) parts of the northern Adirondacks," a Weather Service bulletin states.
"A flash-flood watch will likely be needed for parts of the region late Thursday into Saturday."
John Bashaw II, deputy director of Franklin County Emergency Services, said there were no reports of flooding problems as of 11 a.m. Wednesday.
He said the water level of Saranac Lake was high but not causing any particular problems yet. However, the pending rainstorms could change that in a hurry.
"They're saying 6 inches of rain, which is horrible," Bashaw said. "We'll really be watching Saranac Lake for the next few days."
"Right now, we're in pretty decent shape," Clinton County Emergency Services Director Eric Day said Wednesday afternoon. "That rain we had this morning didn't really cause any major problems for anybody."
However, Clinton County emergency authorities will keep a watchful eye on the weather, he said.
"Any major rainfalls over the next few days have the potential to cause flooding," Day said. "With all the rain we've had over the past week, the ground is pretty saturated.
"We're going to be watching the rivers and reacting accordingly where we need to."
Day advises that those who live in areas that are known to flood to be vigilant, in light of the weather.
"Now's the time that you need to be aware of what's going on and watch for signs of potential flooding."
As with all flooding situations, drivers should never enter portions of a road covered in standing or running water, Day said.
"That stuff is very dangerous. You just don't know what's underneath."
It's possible the road could be damaged or washed out, he said.
Those who encounter flooding should contact their local highway department, Day said.
For especially serious inundation that could put drivers or pedestrians in danger, call 911, he said.
Lyon Mountain Volunteer Fire Department was called out to deal with the Mountain Lake transformer blaze on Wednesday.
By afternoon, the public-television station and other organizations that rent tower space there had no power.
While the Mountain Lake PBS signal was still available on Charter Cable, all other viewing was offline.
A crew headed out to access the damage mid afternoon, and it was expected the signal would be restored to Time Warner Cable by sometime Wednesday evening and to most of Mountain Lake's other cable providers within a few days.
In Dannemora, water-main repairs will be completed after the flood recedes enough to give access to where it ruptured, the Health Department said.
Water for drinking, cooking, ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and preparing food must be boiled for one minute then cooled before use.
"Boiling kills most bacteria and other organisms in the water," a release from the Health Department said.
The order will remain in place until two samples taken between eight and 24 hours apart show no total coliform bacteria.
— News Editor Suzanne Moore contributed to this report.
Between June 1 and 16, 5.88 inches of rain has fallen in the Plattsburgh region, according to the National Weather Service in Burlington. Last year's figure over that same time period was 1.59 inches, meteorologist Eric Evenson said. He didn't have an average normal rainfall for Plattsburgh, but in the Burlington area, it's 3.06 inches, he said. And he estimated it wouldn't be much difference on the west side of Lake Champlain. In June as of Wednesday, 7.26 inches of rain fell in Burlington; last year, 1.64 inches of precipitation was measured. So far, Evenson said, it's the fifth-wettest June on record there, based on statistics compiled over more than a century. The Weather Service only looks ahead 10 days, and Evanson said it looks like they all will be wet ones. Moisture from the Southeast United States and Atlantic Ocean has been feeding the recent storms, he said. Weather moving in from Gulf of Mexico will fuel the rain moving in.


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$1,000—$1,545 1—3 bed 6363 Beadnell Way, San Diego CA, 92117
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Commute to Downtown San Diego
The rent at Barclay Square Apartments ranges from $1,000 for a one bedroom to a $1,545 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 18% less expensive than the Clairemont Mesa East average.
This apartment is in the Clairemont Mesa East neighborhood in San Diego. Nearby parks include Olive Grove Community Park, Lindbergh Park and Mount Acadia Park.
Barclay Square Apartments has a Walk Score of 68 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Lindbergh/Schweitzer Elementary School, Lafayette Elementary School and Islamic School of San Diego.
The closest grocery stores are Alta Dena Dairy, Albertsons and Balboa International Grill.
Nearby coffee shops include Moka Express, Starbucks and Starbucks. There are 31 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Burger King, Burger King and Noble Chef.
Barclay Square Apartments is near Olive Grove Community Park, Lindbergh Park and Mount Acadia Park.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. Barclay Square Apartments is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.
Our goal at Barclay Square is to make our residents smile. And, its easy to do because Barclay Square features a wide selection of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom floor plans and townhomes and lots of amenities, including five pools and spas and seven convenient clothes-care laundry centers. Meanwhile, great floor plans and amenities are just part of our story. Wait until you meet our outstanding customer service staff. They earned an impressive 4+ STAR rating in our 2010 nationwide resident survey. Fill out the online guest card, give us a call, or stop by and see us today. Were sure we will have you smiling too!
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Exotic and Exqusite (Monday, May 05, 2014)
One of my all time favorite teas!!! Smokey deep ancient ~ Highly recommended.
Unique (Sunday, December 08, 2013)
This delivers a very unique taste which is unmistakably Bohea.
Incredible rich, lightly woody/smokey flavor (Tuesday, July 30, 2013)
My new favorite tea! Until I tried Teas Etc.'s Bohea Organic, my favorite tea was lapsong souchong. Bohea Organic is the Gentleman's lapsong souchong - a strong, heavily oxidized black leaf, yielding a rich golden-red tea with only the faintest hints of gunpowder or smoke. Surprisingly, it also makes an excellent iced tea, robust and full of flavor without being bitter.
Bohea (Thursday, June 21, 2012)
Whoa! The smell of this tea is potent but the taste is surprisingly smooth & subtle. Definitely strong & a sipping tea. Excellent balance of being not too strong & smokey but not weak either. I agree that everyone needs to try this at least once!
Bohea (Saturday, March 03, 2012)
Great tea. Use 180 degree water; If you use boiling you'll get what my family calls bandaid tea. I would reorder.
Woodsy flavor (Friday, February 03, 2012)
A nice woodsy flavor.
Nice and smokey (Wednesday, December 28, 2011)
I really like this tea and drink it a few times a week. It's smokey but delicious. Definitely pretty strong; I have to drink it slow. The only tea I've tried that I can compare it to is assam reserve, and I think this one tastes better.
A wonderful Bohea! (Wednesday, November 30, 2011)
I've tried other sources. One even seemed to include dirt! Your bohea is a wonderful flavor. Perfect for anytime - any place. Thanks for making it available.
Oh Wuyi (Wednesday, November 16, 2011)
What a complex tea! Smoky, oaky, orange... great alternative to coffee or wine! Tannins resemble a softly aged wine. I keep sipping and it opens up like a fine wine!
smooth and smoky (Thursday, July 14, 2011)
This is such an improvement over the artificial, tarry, overpowering smokiness of many lapsang souchong teas. It is really pleasant and easy to drink.
Glad I got this (Monday, May 09, 2011)
I bought this tea out of curiosity and on a whim. I am glad I did. It is quite enjoyable and had nice, unique taste. I was hoping for a stronger smokey-oak taste analogous to Lapsang Souchong (I love its smokey-pine taste) but it wasn't too weak. Like other black teas I've bought or tried from Teas Etc, it was not astringent or bitter; but was full of flavor and smooth.
change of pace (Wednesday, May 04, 2011)
This is a truly intriguing black tea! The aroma is phenolic, smokey & almost whiskey-like; the flavor is smooth and slightly malty. Although i dont drink this tea on a very regular basis, it's a great addition to any collection, for when the mood strikes. Great with milk chocolate!
A favorite (Tuesday, December 28, 2010)
I've purchased larger bags of this tea twice and will continue to do so every time I run out - it's one of my pantry staples!
Finally! (Monday, September 27, 2010)
I bought some Bohea tea in Williamsburg VA years ago and have been looking for more ever since. I am so thankful to find it on your website. Your Bohea has a wonderful flavor. And it's organic - a definite plus! My husband's not a tea drinker, but even he liked it.
Mellow (Thursday, July 15, 2010)
One of my favorite teas for many, many years has been a proprietary lapsang from another purveyor. That tea is quite strong--definitely a campfire in a cup--and I find that I need to limit my consumption because of its strength. Bohea, on the other had, has a lovely, mellow taste. One definitely tastes the smokiness, but it is not overpowering and I can easily see myself lingering over a long pot of bohea. Generally, I like lapsang in the autumn, on a nice crisp day, but bohea strikes me as something one could drink year round. In fact, it's July, I just received bohea as a sample with the purchase of a Tea Traveler cup, and I am back to purchase more bohea. Even my youngest children are not put off by the smokiness of this delicious tea.
Not my first choice (Saturday, June 12, 2010)
I have tried several smoky teas but I guess my palate is not elegant enough to enjoy them.
Delicious, smoky black tea (Tuesday, June 01, 2010)
This tea was smoky, oaky and delicious! What a wonderful surprise to know it was one of the teas thrown overboard at the Boston Tea Party. What a shame to waste that good tea!
Sweet and smooth (Monday, May 31, 2010)
The taste is milder than a typical lapsang. It is decently mellow as far as smokiness the smoke is there but it blends so well that its not like inhaling a campfire with each sip of tea (though I do like those campfire teas, too). Its heavy and rich without being overpowering or tarry. Theres a very sweet little upswing at the end. This is seriously tasty stuff.
Smoky Love (Friday, May 28, 2010)
I adore smoky teas, and this one has become one that must always be in stock in my tea cupboard. The smoke isn't harsh at all, but gives the oak flavor a bit more oomph. The dry leaves are not the most pleasant ones that I've smelled, so please do not give up on this tea before trying it. If you've been curious about smoky teas, then I recommend that this would be the perfect introduction. If you can handle this smoke easily and enjoy it, then try some even smokier Lapsang Souchongs. I jokingly call this a baby lapsang.
Good choice for a rainy afternoon. (Tuesday, April 27, 2010)
This tea is a good choice while working at the desk on a rainy afternoon. I like a smoky lapsang souchong once in a while, but I'd drink this Bohea a lot more often. Enough smoke to be distinctive, but this is tea enhanced by a touch of smoke, and not just a smoke delivery system. No milk necessary, it would be hard to brew a harsh cup of this tea.
Bohea or Lapsang Souchong? (Monday, February 23, 2009)
I initially got hooked on loose leaf when I was in bed for a week with a bad cold. I had bought a half price tin of lapsang souchong at the local supermarket when they discountinued carrying loose leaf tea. The tin sat in the cupboard for weeks until I caught cold and had little else to drink. As I tried other loose leaf teas, lapsang lost it's appeal. The smokey flavor became somewhat offensive in in it's intensity. I read that bohea was the 'original lapsang' and gave it a try. It is similar to lapsang, but more subtle. I tend to prefer Chinese black teas and oolongs. The bohea in my mind has all the qualities of a good Chinese black tea with a little bit of a smokiness. Very nice.
Wonderful Black Tea (Saturday, January 31, 2009)
My favorite black tea. Best with milk and sugar. Worth the extra cost. Does not produce tanic acid when left to brew too long. Produces weak tea the second time if you try to reuse leaves.
Rediscovered Bohea (Wednesday, January 21, 2009)
I had purchased a bag of Bohea twelve months ago, and somehow it got lost in my tea cabinet. After running low on my usual Golden Monkey,Oolongs and Green teas, I discovered a bag of unopened Bohea. I tried it and was instantly hooked. The flavor is delightful and stimulating. I have so many favorites and this one will also go on the list.
Bohea Black Tea (Sunday, March 16, 2008)
I like strong black teas! To me Bohea outshines them all, primarily because of its very unusual oakey flavor. The history of being one of the Boston Tea Party teas just adds to the experience.
bohea (Sunday, March 09, 2008)
Where has this tea been hiding? It is so smooth, full bodied and just plain GOOD! I ordered the first time after reading the description and am reordering this time because it is my newest favorite.
Best Tea In Town (Wednesday, February 20, 2008)
I received this tea as a sample. Glad I did. I love the rich smokey taste. Is an excellent cup of tea. Thanks
I love this tea (Saturday, January 05, 2008)
I bought this tea on a whim ,because I like history. I am glad I did. I am enjoying A cup as I type this. This tea has a wonderful smell and taste. I have been able to steep at least three times.
Our favorite in the organic tea sampler (Friday, January 05, 2007)
We received the organic tea sampler for Christmas, and so far our favorite has been the Bohea--a nice black tea with a touch of a smoky flavor, somewhat similar to good Russian Caravans (but not STRONG smoky/ashy flavor like Lapsang Souchong). It's good both with and without milk. I think this will be one of the teas we reorder for an encore brewing!
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Italian giants Internazionale are keen on Tottenham Hotspur's forgotten man, Erik Lamela
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Inter Milan are interested in capturing Tottenham Hotspur's record signing Erik Lamela, according to the Independent.
The forgotten man at White Hart Lane, Lamela cost Spurs £30 million last summer but has just scored one goal in 15 appearances, featuring only fleetingly in 2014.
Lamela, 22, has been linked to a summer exit and with a new manager – likely to be Mauricio Pochettino – set to be named within the next 48 hours, further doubts have been cast on the former Roma man's future.
Inter's President Erik Thohir confirmed the Nerazzuri's interest: "Walter Mazzarri likes Lamela but everything depends on the transfer market."
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Cincinnati Metro will no longer be selling bus tokens, but instead, will be selling a new 10-ride Zone 1 ticket.
The thought is to make riding the Metro more convenient.
"Our new fareboxes support new fare options that make riding Metro easier," said Terry Garcia Crews, Metro's CEO. "Tokens are awkward to use. Our new 10-ride tickets are much more convenient."
The Metro will discontinue selling tokens on Dec. 31, 2012 but will continue to accept them through June 30, 2013. There are no cash refunds. The new 10-ride tickets are on sale now at Metro's sales office, 120 E. Fourth Street, Mercantile Building arcade downtown, weekdays 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Spirits Break School Scoring Record in Win
January 10, 2008
Winston-Salem, NC- The Salem College Women's Basketball Team played Trinity Baptist College in the opening game of the Piedmont Baptist College Basketball Classic Thursday afternoon. The Spirits opened the game with 16 straight points and cruised to a 68-23 lead at half-time. In the second half, Salem continue shooting well (53% for the entire game) and won easily 122-43. The 122 points was a new school record for points scored in a single game.
Casey Jones (So, Winston-Salem, NC) led the Spirits with 26 points, 19 rebounds, 5 steals, 2 assists and 2 blocks. Jazmine Gilbert (FY, Fayetteville, NC) scored 21 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Kelsey Rector (FY, State Road, NC), Courtney Sauer (FY, Carthage, NC) and Stephanie Wilson (So, Morganton, NC) each scored 19 points. Michala Michaux (So, Morganton, NC), Shakila Springs (So, Winston-Salem, NC) and Billie Harmon (Jr, Reidsville, NC) scored six points apiece while Springs grabbed nine rebounds.
Trinity Baptist College (0-7) was led by Brittney Watson with 16 points and Stephanie Henderson with 13 points.
Salem College will return to action Saturday afternoon in the championship game vs Piedmont Baptist College. Game time will be 3:30 pm in the Piedmont Baptist Gym.
*Note: The Friday (11/11) game vs Wesleyan College (GA) has been canceled.


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43 U.S. Code § 2408 - Authorization of appropriations
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There is authorized to be appropriated to carry out this subchapter $15,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2007 through 2016, to remain available until expended.
(b) Rural water programs assessment
Of the amounts made available under subsection (a), not more than $1,000,000 may be made available to carry out section 2403 of this title for each of fiscal years 2007 and 2008.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 1, 2012
Today, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer secured $2,790,150 in federal investments for Community Health Center of Richmond (CHCR) on Staten Island. This grant was awarded through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Capital Development – Building Capacity Grant Program. The new funding will be used to renovate the center to increase the amount of space available for patients including building new patient exam rooms, a nurse's station, and a patient conference/health education room. This will enable CHCR to increase access to primary care services and improve health care for Staten Island residents. This funding was included as part of the 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA).
"This funding is a boon for Staten Island residents who will now receive higher quality health care from the Community Health Center of Richmond," said Schumer. "Staten Island Residents deserve the highest quality health care, and with these funds, we're making sure they're going to get it."
This project will increase access to comprehensive primary care, preventive and supplemental health care services, including enabling services. It will increase access to primary care services and reduce barriers to achieving optimal health for everyone, and also reduce the inappropriate use of hospital emergency rooms as a substitute for accessible primary care services. CHCR has maximized its existing medical office space, so this facility is desperately needed to eliminate health disparities in our service area.
CHCR's proposed project includes the alteration, renovation, interior build-out, and clinic remodeling of approximately 4,250 square feet of leased medical office space within a 3-story building located in the Stapleton/St. George section of the North Shore of Staten Island. Upon completion of construction renovations, the facility will house a number of new rooms, including a patient reception area and patient waiting room, eight (8) patient care exam rooms, nurse's station, medication room, provider offices, referral and other enabling offices, and patient conference/health education room.
CHCR is not-for-profit corporation that has served Staten Island's low income, working poor, and medically underserved residents since July 2006. In June 2009, CHCR received full Federally Qualified Health Center ("FQHC") status. CHCR provides access to quality primary healthcare services to Staten Island's most vulnerable residents living in the North Shore and surrounding areas regardless of people's ethnicity, immigration status, or ability to pay.
In New York, Community health centers provide high quality, affordable and accessible primary medical, dental and preventive care to more than 1.4 million New Yorkers at over 470 sites in urban, suburban and rural settings.
Recent increased funding for America's community health centers began with a $2 billion investment in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. In 2010, the Affordable Care Act included $11 billion in funding for community health centers. The two laws combined will help America's community health centers to serve nearly twice as many patients as before. The newly awarded funds will support renovation and construction projects and boost the centers' ability to care for additional patients and while creating jobs in those communities. Community health centers are an integral source of local employment and economic growth in many underserved and low-income communities. In 2010, they employed more than 131,000 staff and new funds made available today will help create thousands of jobs nationwide.
As part of the ACA, the Capital Development-Building Capacity (CD-BC) is providing approximately $600 million to existing health centers across the country for longer-term projects to expand their facilities, hire more employees and serve more patients. Health Center Program grantees requesting CD-BC funding must demonstrate how their proposal will lead to significant improvements in the health center's capacity to address the existing and unmet needs of underserved patient populations. Health centers improve the health of the nation's vulnerable populations and underserved communities by ensuring access to primary health care services. Currently, more than 8,100 service delivery sites around the country deliver care to nearly 20 million patients regardless of their ability to pay.
In addition to providing essential health care, community health centers also provide high-quality jobs in communities nationwide. In 2010, they employed more than 131,000 staff including 9,600 physicians, 6,400 nurse practitioners, physicians' assistants, and certified nurse midwives, 11,400 nurses, 9,500 dental staff, 4,200 behavioral health staff, and more than 12,000 case managers and health education, outreach, and transportation staff. Since the beginning of 2009, health centers have added more than 18,600 new full-time positions in many of the nation's most economically distressed communities. The funding awards announced today will infuse critical dollars into health centers and their surrounding communities, enhancing health centers' ability to serve more patients and creating thousands of jobs across the country.


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Accelerating cancer innovation & assembling tools to fight cancer
The GE Cancer Commitment
Allocating 1 billion dollars and helping 10 million patients by 2020.
Making an impact on cancer and the people it affects takes more than a global effort; it requires a pledge for rapid innovation. GE is committing $1 billion in dedicated cancer-related research and development in addition to helping clinicians deliver care to 10 million patients by 2020. We reach these goals together by enabling more accurate diagnoses and better treatment through faster, more effective technologies.Watch the cancer commitment announcement
Innovation Challenge Seed Winners Selected
In September 2011, GE created the healthymagination Challenge to identify and accelerate ideas to advance breast cancer early detection and diagnostics, and ultimately help save lives affected by breast cancer. Meet the first of the winning teams who answered the call with resounding success, and see the ideas that are changing the future of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.Meet the Seed Winners
All Faces launches to keep all women informed and involved
GE and All Faces™ are working with leaders in communities of color to decrease the alarming disparity in survival rates of breast cancer patients among different cultures.Learn More
For Women By Women
GE's For Women By Women experience invited collaborators from the medical, design, not-for-profit and corporate worlds to explore new approaches to mammography, breast imaging, cancer treatment and women's health. Key partners included IDEO, Victoria's Secret, Kiehls, and Susan G. Komen for the Cure.Learn More
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Global Commitments
As many as two-thirds of women across the world must forego regular breast cancer screenings due to limited access to appropriate facilities or trained medical professionals. GE is committed to reaching many of these women through a series of multilateral in-country partnerships with governments, NGOs, and local health partners who can help mobilize efforts on the ground in each region.
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GE is partnering with the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Health and King Fahad Medical City to raise awareness of the importance of breast cancer screenings. GE will be piloting two "mobile clinics" that will provide easy access for women to be screened for breast cancer. Read how GE is working with local partners to break down the stigma associated with cancer among Saudi Arabian society and raise awareness of the importance of breast cancer screenings.
Almost half of all diagnosed cases of cancer in Australia involves breast cancer in women. Increasing access to breast cancer screening and partnering with local institutes is GE's top priority for Australia. Continue reading to find out which partners are making greater access to health screening possible in Australia.
Given how limited breast cancer awareness is in China currently, GE and a number of partners including the Chinese government and Ministry of Health, are launching a broad outreach program to raise awareness of breast cancer screening procedures. Continue reading about GE's efforts to train doctors in villages and rural areas to improve screening rates and accuracy of diagnosis.
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See informative videos that answer patients' questions about the importance of individualized treatment, and get insights from leading medical experts into how molecular-level testing is changing the way in which cancer is treated.Learn More
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BOSTON -- When the Red Sox traded for Mark Melancon four months ago, they envisioned him as a possible ace setup man who could even serve as insurance at closer. Perhaps some of that will eventually come true, but the right-hander has hit a crisis point in his first couple of weeks of the season and was optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket before Wednesday night's game against the Rangers.
The Red Sox have summoned Japanese right-hander Junichi Tazawa from Pawtucket to take Melancon's spot on the roster.
"Mark just has to be the pitcher that he is," said manager Bobby Valentine. "He struggled with his command. He's a great command pitcher, and thus far, he hasn't had it. We don't feel that he'd have the opportunity really here to work through it. He was anxious to get an opportunity to work more regularly so that he could get back to where he belongs."
Melancon was shelled by the Rangers on Tuesday, giving up four hits, six runs, two walks and three home runs while not retiring a batter.
The righty has pitched in four games and allowed at least one run in each of them, posting an ERA of 49.50 over two innings.
Even in Spring Training, Melancon never looked in rhythm, though he seemed to be trending that way in late March.
"He was so close I thought, yeah," Valentine said. "I thought as we talked together, his last three outings [of Spring Training] were, none of them were as clean as we really wanted, as he really wanted. Two of the hitters, if he faced three, two of the three, he was throwing the ball right where he wanted. Never quite had the perfect outing. Hopefully he'll have a few of those and put them under his belt and move on."
Last year, Melancon pitched in 71 games for the Astros, fashioning a 2.78 ERA while notching 20 saves.
Tazawa underwent Tommy John surgery in 2010 and pitched most of last season in the Minors.
This year for Pawtucket, Tazawa didn't allow a run in his first four outings, walking two and striking out nine.
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brownie Points, and follow him on Twitter @IanMBrowne. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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If separating char for thousands is " " (space) not typical ",", than we see thousands and hundreds of one nubmer on the different strings as posted bellow:
Was reported earlier (moths ago). new engine 19.5 have the same view.
02-05-2012 05:40 PM - edited 02-05-2012 05:46 PM
Hi Niko233:
Good QC job!
Details are important!
I have reported it to Symantec's technical staff via PM for their action.
Many thanks,
Atomic_Blast :)
Hi Niko233,
I have seen comma separator in Details scan window and have NIS 2012 22.214.171.124
I have attached screen shot for reference.
Can you check this issue after changing your system settings: Control Panel->Region and language-> Additional settings or customize -> Digit grouping Symbol, Change this to comma separator. Attached for reference
If you give space in Digit grouping Symbol, Then details in scan will be displayed without comma.
Attached screen shot for reference
Hope this helps,
senthilkumar wrote:
If you give space in Digit grouping Symbol, Then details in scan will be displayed without comma.
Hi senthilkumar
That's right, but when you click on the plus sign (+) next to the 'Total items scanned' entry in the Results Summary, then the problem manifests. Looking closely at Niko233 's opening screenshot, the 'Files & Directories' section shows a value of 661. The real value is actually 588 661. The 'space' value for the Digit Grouping Symbol is causing line-truncation if the value is greater than 999; so what we are seeing is 588 (thousands) being written to a blank line, with the remainder being recorded against the actual scanned item category. This behaviour repeats itself throughout the rest of the 'Total items scanned' section.
Original beta confirmation details of the root cause for this issue are shown below:
NIS 2012 B1_28 Customise Number Format - Windows 7:
NIS 2012 B1_28 Quick Scan - Digit Grouping set to Space:
At this stage, we are are wondering if this issue is actually being tracked in your system. The expected behaviour, after all, is that the value of the Digit Grouping Symbol should have no impact on the presentation of the detailed information in the Scan Results Summary.
Hi Elsewhere,
I think, I understood the problem, If scanned items count crossed 999, then it displaying in different line instead of same line with spaces e.g. 1
Thanks for reporting the issue and we are tracking with a defect
02-06-2012 05:55 AM - last edited on 02-10-2012 03:31 PM by shannons
senthilkumar, window all (detailed too) items looks normally if to change digit grouping symbol from " " to ",".
For me it is only for test purpose. For now I swith to " " again, as for me it is better looking and understandable (I am not from USA) and it looks like in the first snap in this topic again.
Now question: do you think that only several persons in the world uses that "non-standard/USA" symbol " "? ;)
If "yes", may be that no need to be fixed, isn't it?
..and wow! digit groping symbol setting reset - resets displays manner of Norton's window.
What I've done:
was " "
I set it up to ","
quick scan,
and set it back to " "
and... now it is normal! (I do not expect this):
Will see that will be after Windows restart...
this message will be edited to renew that information
EDIT: Yes, confirmed good-looking UI after restart too. strange thing... digit grouping symbol setting was need to be reset...
Does other people have that problem solved as me?
EDIT2: Problem solved for my WinXP Pro SP3 32bit
[edit: Added edit.]
Niko233 wrote:
..and wow! digit groping symbol setting reset - resets displays manner of Norton's window.
What I've done:
was " "
I set it up to ","
quick scan,
and set it back to " "
and... now it is normal! (I do not expect this):
Does other people have that problem solved as me?
Hi Niko233
Thanks for the instructions above. I tested this on both a Vista and a Windows 7 machine. Unfortunately, I'm still seeing the problem.
so for now - problem unresolved
02-10-2012 12:04 PM - edited 02-10-2012 12:06 PM
Hi Niko233:
Unresolved for now.
Have patience.
Senthilkumar is working the problem as posted above.
If the issue isn't corrected in a couple of weeks you can post back here for a status. I will also monitor this thread.
Atomic_Blast :)


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