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When listing the events the Glenwood boys track teams qualified for state in, it might be better to list which events they did not qualify in.
There were just four, after all.
The Glenwood boys won the Class 3A district title at Atlantic on Thursday and qualified for 14 events for this week's state track meet at Drake Stadium in Des Moines. Glenwood begins its bid to defend its Class 3A state track title on Thursday at 9 a.m. The district title was the Rams' fourth in the last five years.
The Glenwood girls placed third at the regional meet and had eight state qualifiers.
In Atlantic, the Glenwood boys came in with a clear objective: qualify as many as they can for state. And that they did. The Rams claimed seven district champions on the evening and placed runner-up in six other events.
"The coaches are extremely proud of our athletes and how they have performed the last two meets," said Glenwood coach Mark Starner. "They have been very business like and have been keeping things in perspective. Times are coming down and performances are getting betting. These last two meets, we've had several athletes step it up."
Derek Jones won the 400-meter hurdles and the 400-meter run while anchoring the 4x400-meter relay to a top finish.
Mark Abrams, so close to state last year, broke through with the top time in the 800-meters, 1,600-meters and as a part of the 4x800-meter relay team.
The Rams won the 4x400-meter, 4x800-meter and the shuttle hurdle relays and all six of their relay teams qualified for state.
Grant May and Brady Douma were doubles qualifiers for the Rams in the long jump as were Clayton Giesting and Dan Gorman in the discus.
"I'm anxious to get to Des Moines and see what this team can do," Starner said.
The Ram girls got just one individual regional title in Atlantic, from Cassie Kruse in the shot put – with a top throw of 37 feet, 10 1/4 inches – but they were steady all day against the Class 3A competition.
Harlan won the district title with 179 points and 10 state qualifiers but the Rams were steady, with Mercedes Liparoto (100-meter hurdles), Kecia Caudill (100-meter dash) and the shuttle hurdle and 4x100-meter relays all taking runner-up medals.
The Rams' 4x200-meter relay and Lexi Fisher in the 400-meter hurdles both placed third at Atlantic but got in as at-large qualifiers.
"The young Glenwood Rams had a very good night," said Glenwood coach Brad Rasmussen. "The Rams are now off to the state meet and the future looks bright for track and field at Glenwood."
The Glenwood girls will open the 2012 state meet events with the shuttle hurdle relay on Thursday. The day's events is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m.
Class 3-A Districts
At Atlantic
Boys Team Results
1. Glenwood, 177. 2. Harlan, 133. 3. Creston, 118. 4. Carroll, 75. 5. Atlantic, 64. 6. Winterset, 52. 7. (tie) Denison, Red Oak, 34.
Girls Team Results
1. Harlan, 179. 2. Carroll, 107. 3. Creston, 103. 4. Glenwood, 100. 5. Atlantic, 83. 6. Denison, 79. 7. Winterset, 67. 8. Red Oak, 20.
Area State
Track Qualifiers
Long jump - Grant May, Brady Douma.
Shot put - Clayton Giesting.
Discus - Giesting, Dan Gorman.
110m hurdles - Mitch Bowden.
1600m run - Mark Abrams.
400m hurdles - Derek Jones.
400m run - Jones.
800m run - Abrams.
4x100m relay.
4x200m relay.
4x400m relay.
4x800m relay.
Shuttle hurdle relay.
Distance medley relay.
Long jump - Josh Larsen.
High jump - Kevin Herrick.
Shot put - Dallas Franks.
Discus - Franks, A.J. Scarborough.
400m hurdles - Herrick.
110m hurdles - Clayton Wilson.
4x800m relay.
Shuttle hurdle relay.
East Mills
100m dash - Nick Pittmon.
200m dash - Pittmon.
110m hurdles - Daniel Duysen.
4x100m relay.
4x200m relay.
4x400m relay.
Long jump - Sarah Salerno.
Shot put - Cassie Kruse.
100m dash - Kecia Caudill.
100m hurdles - Mercedes Liparoto.
400m hurdles – Lexi Fisher.
4x100m relay.
4x200m relay.
Shuttle hurdle relay.
High jump - Kelsey Hurley.
200m dash - Hurley.
Rams win second straight Hawk-10 title
The Glenwood boys track team won it's first back-to-back Hawkeye 10 Conference titles since the 1999 and 2000 seasons last Monday at Red Oak.
Glenwood easily out-paced second place Creston 141 to 105.
The Rams crowned seven conference champions at the meet with Derek Jones, Mark Abrams and Jared Cook each taking home three gold medals.
Jones won the 400-meters, 400-meter hurdles and anchored the gold medal winning 4x400-meter relay. Abrams won both the 800 and the 1,600 and anchored the 4x800-meter relay. Cook ran legs on the 4x400, 4x800 and medley relays.
Spencer Smith and Brady Wheeler took home two golds each as well.
"It was a great team effort with points coming from all but four events," said Glenwood coach Mark Starner. "Eight individual events where we were able to double place also helped the cause. Plus, winning four of the six relays was a big bonus on the evening.
The Glenwood girls were third with 100 points. Harlan was the girls' champion with 149 points.
The girls got gold medals from Kecia Caudill in the 100-meters and from their 4x100-meter relay team.
Lexi Fisher earned a second place medal in the 400-meter hurdles and the distance medley team was second in 4:30.41
Hawkeye 10 Conference Meet
Boys Team Results
1. Glenwood, 141. 2. Creston, 105. 3. Harlan, 103. 4. Shenandoah, 55. 5. Council Bluffs Lewis Central, 39. 6. Atlantic, 37. 7. Clarinda, 23. 8. Kuemper Catholic, 21. 9. Red Oak, 18. 10. Denison, 16.
Glenwood Boys Top Place Winners
100m dash – seventh place, Levi Henderson, 11.74.
200m dash – 13th place, Brady Douma, 25.09.
400m dash – first place, Derek Jones, 49.77.
800m run – third place, James Fuller, 2:06.26.
110m hurdles – third place, Mitch Bowden, 15.40.
1600m run – first place, Mark Abrams, 4:35.65.
3200m run – third place, Jeff Reeve, 10:45.61.
400m hurdles – first place, Jones, 53.36.
Discus – fourth place, Clayton Giesting, 141' 11".
Long jump – second place, Douma, 19' 2.5".
Shot put – third place, J.J. Hahn, 47' 7.5".
4x100m relay – first place, Glenwood, 44.68.
4x400m relay – first place, Glenwood, 3:28.48.
Shuttle hurdle relay – second place, Glenwood, 1:00.4.
Distance medley relay – first place, Glenwood, 3:53.49.
Girls Team Results
1. Harlan, 149. 2. Creston, 120. 3. Glenwood, 100. 4. Atlantic, 71. 5. Denison, 61. 6. Shenandoah, 38. 7. Kuemper Catholic, 25. 8. Clarinda, 16. 9. Council Bluffs Lewis Central, 7.5. 10. Red Oak, 1.5.
Glenwood Girls Top Place Winners
100m dash – first place, Kecia Caudill, 12.58.
200m dash – third place, Caudill, 27.36.
400m dash – 13th place, Makayla Nelson, 1:13.25.
800m run – sixth place, Bailey Starner, 2:39.36.
100m hurdles – fourth place, Mercedes Liparoto, 16.18.
1500m run – eight place, Morgan Naughton, 5:42.73.
3000m run – fourth place, Naughton, 12:14.61.
400m hurdles – second place, Lexi Fisher, 1:07.77.
Discus – fourth place, Cassie Kruse, 100' 10".
High jump – eighth place, Kayla Richardson, 4' 6".
Long jump – fourth place, Reiny Ostrander, 14' 11.75".
Shout put – Kruse, 39' 2.25".
4x100m relay – first place, Glenwood, 51.75.
4x200m relay – third place, Glenwood, 1:51.55.
4x400m relay – third place, Glenwood, 4:15.50.
4x800m relay – third place, Glenwood, 10:34.33.
Sprint medley relay – fifth place, Glenwood, 2:01.35.
Distance medley relay – second place, Glenwood, 4:30.41.
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These are all the programs in the radioGOLDINdex database which credit this artist. These listings are accurate as of January 20, 2015. The programs are listed chronologically, partial dates appear first, unknown dates appear last.
37272. Treasury Star Parade. May 3, 1943. Program #194. Treasury Department syndication. "River Crossing". Marines tackle the Japs the hard way...on foot! Michael O'Shea, Jimmy Wallington (announcer), Thelma Ritter (writer), David Broekman and The Treasury Orchestra. 14:48. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
37275. Treasury Star Parade. May 10, 1943. Program #198. Treasury Department syndication. "Private McGarvy". A cop joins the army and finds that his new job is...to be a cop! Michael O'Shea, Frank Lovejoy, David Broekman and The Treasury Orchestra. 14:41. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
39730. The Cavalcade Of America. May 24, 1943. Red net. "Pharmacist's Mate, First Class". Sponsored by: DuPont. A dramatization of a true story about a pharmacist's mate who performed emergency surgery aboard a submarine. The pharmacist's mate who actually did the operation is interviewed after the story. Michael O'Shea, Alfred Drake, Bud Collyer (announcer), Donald Voorhees (conductor), Arden Cornwell (composer), Ted Jewett (doubles), Carl Frank (doubles), William Johnstone (doubles), Florence Halop, Frank Readick (doubles), Will Geer (doubles), Jackie Kelk (doubles), Karl Swenson (doubles), Edwin Jerome (doubles), Stuart Hawkins (writer), Homer Fickett (producer, director), Wheeler Lipes (? U. S. Navy). 29:34. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
37350. Treasury Star Parade. September 12, 1943. Program #255. Treasury Department syndication. "Big Jim". Sponsored by: Third War Loan. Rochester is excellent in a drama of heroism in the Merchant Marine. Carlton KaDell, David Broekman and The Treasury Orchestra, Michael O'Shea, Eddie Anderson, Thelma Ritter. 14:55. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
105772. Gaslight Gaities. January 6, 1944. Red net, KDKA, Pittsburgh aircheck. Sponsored by: Teel. The program is also referred to as, "The Teel Variety Show." The first tune is, "The Trolley Song." Guest Edward Everett Horton tells his theories about women and then romances Beatrice. The first 20:56 of the program. Beatrice Kay, Michael O'Shea, Genevieve Rowe, The Rockaway Four, The Daisy Belles, Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Edward Everett Horton. 20:56. Audio condition: Very good to excellent. Incomplete.
105693. Gaslight Gaieties. January 13, 1945. NBC net. Sponsored by: Teel. The program is also referred to as, "The Teel Variety Hall." The nfirst tune is, "Put Your Arms Around Me." Beatrice Kay, Michael O'Shea, Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Genevieve Rowe, The Rockaway Four, The Daisy Belles, Phil Baker (guest). 17:10. Audio condition: Excellent. Incomplete.
105349. The Gaslight Gaities. January 20, 1945. NBC net. Sponsored by: Teel. 8:00 P.M. The program is also referred to as, "The Teel Variety Theatre." The first tune is, "Accentuate Ther Positive." Guest Akim Tamiroff tries to sell Beatrice "protection." The first 20:54 of the program. Beatrice Kay, Michael O'Shea, Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Genevieve Rowe, The Rockaway Four, The Daisy Belles and Dans, Carl Warren (announcer), Akim Tamiroff. 20:54. Audio condition: Excellent. Incomplete.
60886. Theatre Of Romance. July 24, 1945. CBS net. "Bringing Up Baby". Sponsored by: Colgate Tooth Powder, Halo Shampoo. A screwball comedy about a museum scholar after a million-dollar donation. A dinosaur bone, a fiance, a panther and a beautiful heiress add to the confusion. Michael O'Shea, Joan Alexander, John Gibson, Jean Holloway (adaptor), Marx B. Loeb (director), Alexander Semmler (composer, conductor). 24:31. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
49237. The Cavalcade Of America. September 3, 1945. NBC net. "Cargo Over Burma". Commercials deleted. A portrait of a day with a crew of combat cargo flyers, which is not nearly as boring as it sounds! Michael O'Shea, Richard Conte, Jack Denove (Sergeant, writer), Tom Collins (announcer), Robert Armbruster (composer, conductor), Jack Zoller (producer, director). 26:23. Audio condition: Excellent. Otherwise complete.
42407. The Textron Theatre. December 15, 1945. CBS net. "Miss Rutabaga Takes Off". Sponsored by: Textron. A timid lady from the accounting department finds she likes very high places...very much! The system cue has been deleted. Frank Gallop (announcer), Helen Hayes (narrator), Luther Davis (writer), Michael O'Shea, Wladimir Selinsky (conductor). 29:33. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete as above.
23247. The Radio Reader's Digest. February 17, 1946. CBS net. "The Church Of The Penitent Thief". Sponsored by: Hallmark Cards. The convicts of Dannemora prison decide to build a chapel. Michael O'Shea, Lyn Murray and His Orchestra. 25 minutes. Audio condition: Fair. Apparently complete.
55184. Suspense. July 18, 1946. CBS net. "Photo Finish". Sponsored by: Roma Wines. A street photographer takes a picture of a man being murdered, and finds himself involved in intrigue. Michael O'Shea, Jerry Hausner, Truman Bradley (commercial spokesman), Cathy Lewis, Jay Novello, Wally Maher, Jeff Chandler (billed as Ira Grossel), William Johnstone (announcer), William Spier (producer, director, editor), Roy Grandy (writer), Robert L. Richards (writer), Lucien Moraweck (composer), Lud Gluskin (conductor). 29:44. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
24141. Suspense. September 11, 1947. CBS net. "The Twist". Sponsored by: Roma Wines. A strange story about two radio comedy writers and the young lady that comes between them. Michael O'Shea, Sidney Miller, Joseph Kearns (announcer), Truman Bradley (commercial spokesman), William Spier (producer, director), Rafe Blau (writer), Lucien Moraweck (composer), Lud Gluskin (conductor). 30:22. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
33830. For The Living. 1950. Program #D. American Cancer Society syndication. "Cancer, Cause For Hope". Sponsored by: American Cancer Society fund appeal. A reporter researching the story of a white shirt finds a much bigger story. The date is approximate. Edward G. Robinson (narrator), Michael O'Shea, Lyn Murray (conductor), David Raxon (composer), Hugh Chain (writer, director). 14:24. Audio condition: Very good. Complete.
51502. Adventure Is Your Heritage. November 19, 1950. Program #6A. Navy syndication. "Midnight Escape". Sponsored by: Navy recruiting. A drama about a P.T. boat that escaped from the Philippines during World War II. Don Wilson, Frank Danzig (director), Michael O'Shea. 14:36. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
70645. Family Theatre. January 13, 1954. Mutual net. "Hackie". Sustaining. A cabby who befriends a not-so-great prize fighter sets up a "private fight"...with the fix in. The program opening is upcut. Gale Storm (hostess), Tony La Frano (announcer), Michael O'Shea, Jeanne Bates, Frank Gerstle, John T. Kelly (writer, director), Harry Zimmerman (composer, conductor), Lawrence Dobkin, Herb Butterfield, Joe Forte. 29:53. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
71350. Family Theatre. November 10, 1954. Mutual net. "At One Hundred Fifty Five Pounds". Sustaining. A time travel story back to ancient Rome. An American prize fighter named Ben Rocoo falls for Flavia, a Roman gal. Barbara Hale (hostess), Michael O'Shea, Herb Vigran, Gloria Grant, John Larch, Robert Hugh O'Sullivan (writer, director), Harry Zimmerman (composer, conductor). 29:48. Audio condition: Very good to excellent. Complete.
32565. Proudly We Hail. Program #82. Army syndication. "Fighters Always Come Back". Sponsored by: Army recruiting. The championship fight of Patrick Donegan vs. Max Kolowski; down and out, but not forever. C. P. MacGregor (producer, host), Wendell Niles (announcer), Michael O'Shea, Eddie Dunstedter (organ). 25 minutes. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
32590. Proudly We Hail. Program #116. Army syndication. "Whistle Station". Sponsored by: Army recruiting. A bank robber on the loose holds five people captive in a railroad station during a storm. C. P. MacGregor (producer, host), Wendell Niles (announcer), Michael O'Shea. 1/2 hour. Audio condition: Excellent. Complete.
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A mild celery sweetness that fills the mouth, but doesn't blaze SWEET in the back-of-the-mouth like some Gao Shan oolongs (although I'm not really sure of the elevation of this tea). Very green tasting, with an bit of an energizing kick at the end. Dry aftertaste. Honeysuckle aroma in the leaf. Reminds me a lot of green San Lin She or fresh Pinglin Baozhong.
Infused in my light roast Yixing pot.
The apricot and artichoke flavor description is spot on. I always turn to this tea after running as it is very refreshing and energizing. I should try it cold or with agave very soon. Overall this is a quality white tea and the price is alright. I love this.
Strange, I'm down to the last few grams of this tea and I've never written a tasting note for this prepared gongfu style.
Sipping from the first steep, the rose floral notes are very powerful. Tea body is a nice smooth, deep earthy flavour, with notes of spice and pepper.
Second steep, much of the same flavour remains but now it's slightly sweeter. I'm also adjusting to the floral notes. So that doesn't bother me as much now.
At the third steep, I feel that the flavour is starting to weaken but it's still a good cup.
I took a break here and sniffed my gaiwan. It smells like wood and soy sauce. Strange, but that's what came to mind.
Fourth and fifth steeps continued to weaken in flavour, but were enjoyable and the rose floral notes remained.
I gave up at the sixth steep because I could start to taste the original water. Otherwise, not a very interesting cup flavour-wise.
Not a favourite, but the flavour from this tea and another one (Zhao Bai Jian Hong Gong Fu) from the same province have piqued my interest. I'm looking forward to try more tea from Szechuan in the future. I'm happy to have tried this tea once, it was a good experience even if I'm not in love with the tea.
If you dislike tea with strong floral notes I would avoid trying Chuan Hong.
100ml gaiwan, 2 tsp, 6 steeps (30s, +10s resteeps)
I've had this a few times so far, but didn't bother to write a tasting note.
Anyway, today used some extra leaf today (not much) and extended the steep time to 4 mins (usually I start with 3). I got a nice strengthened chocolatey flavour, floral notes, and a nice little nip of bitterness. All of those properties combined makes me think of dark chocolate while I sip.
Sometimes when I add extra leaf I dislike the results, but this one turned out favourably. Very happy with this one so far.
I still have a bit of this, so I decided to short steep some. Not really a fan of the results, as it's still a really strong tasting tea. With the short steeps, I tasted a bit more of a zesty flavour which reminded me of the dan cong black tea I tried recently.
See previous tasting notes for more of my thoughts on this one.
100ml gaiwan, 2 tsp, 3 steeps (30s, +10s resteeps)
Lately this has been my go to tea in the morning. It's a bit rough and harsh, but I like that sort of thing when I wake up. ;)
Usually I just do 2 steeps, starting with 1 min and then either 2 or 3 minutes for the resteep. The suggested 3-4 minutes for the first infusion is way too strong for me. If I were the sort of person that puts milk or sugar into tea, this one would be a candidate. Unfortunately I usually hate added sugar and I am lactose intolerant. So I adjust steep times to my liking.
I'm about 2/3's the way through this bag, and I still pretty much feel the same as when I drank my first cup. It's a nice tea, but I primarily bought it to try something new and develop my palate.
See previous tasting note for more comments on the tea flavour.
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From the aroma of dry leaves, I picked up on a nice nutty fragrance. And with the wet leaves and liquor, muscatel and floral notes. There was also something there that reminds me of white tea scent and the "springy" nature of FF.
Onto drinking the stuff, I immediately taste strong bold flavours, astringency sensation, and bitterness (the sort within my liking). Which kind of surprised me, because the aroma from the dry and wet leaves makes me think it will taste very delicate. The aftertaste is quite mellow, with no trace of the bitterness from before.
I can definitely sense the grapefruit flavour mentioned in the description. I think it's a combination of the bold, bitter, and astringency I'm picking up on.
The second steep was much tamer. Along with the original tea flavour, there is a nice spiciness. I especially liked the experience of inhaling the tea aroma just before sipping. A very captivating tea for the senses.
All in all, I like this experience. It turned out to pack quite a punch, but in a good way. And it was nice to taste a tea from Sikkim, an area so close to Darjeeling, and taste the difference. I may have added a bit too much leaf, so I'll see about toning down the tiger by adjusting my tea leaf/water ratios.
Could have sworn I made a second tasting note for this tea, but I guess I didn't. Oh well, here is tonight's experience;
First steep was lovely, with the flavours of spices, honey and light bodied black tea. The aftertaste had a sensation of sugar syrup on my throat.
Second cup tasted much earthier and had a hint of cocoa. Mmmmm…
Third cup shifted, bringing out more cinnamon and grains.
Fourth cup was very light, and together with the previous flavours it made me think of white tea or Oriental Beauty.
Fifth through six were pretty light, but not bad. I stopped because it satisfied me enough.
Not my favourite resteeper, but a very flavourful tea. Next time I make this I'll add more time to the resteeps.
100ml purion teapot, 2 tsp, 6 steeps (30s, +15s resteeps)
The scent of dry leaves inside the pouch remind me of that Grape Nuts cereal (like wheat? barley?). Other than that, nothing else really grabbed my nose.
Onto brewing the first cup. Aroma from the liquor and wet leaves makes me think of fleshy tomato and thick wheat bread, with the liquor having more floral and "tea" notes.
Taking in the first sips, I taste notes of malt, wheat, cinnamon, pepper, honey, and "flesh" or pulpy texture in my mouth. With a lingering kind of cinnamon and sour note. Such a lot of flavours in one cup, it definitely gives my mind a lot to think about! Besides the flavour, I really like the fleshy texture combined with the otherwise light body.
In the second steep, the honey aroma really stands out. Tasting the liquor, notes of cinnamon and honey grab my attention right away. Following with the same flavours from the first steep.
At the third steep, the flavour is still staying pretty strong. Just the fleshy texture is fading.
Steeps four to five: Mostly tasting sweetness and spice
Sixth steep: Sweet, muted flavours but still going
Seven and Eighth steeps: Hardly anything resembling tea, mostly just sweet, honey water
Overall I thought this tea was a nice surprise, because I didn't have high expectations going into this purchase. For me, it was a nice balance of sweet, spices, texture and just enough floral notes. Like a lot of black tea from this retailer, resteeping black tea is totally worth it.
Ending note: This reminds me (minus the sweetness) very much of Camellia-Sinensis' Zhenghe Hong Gong Fu. So if you've enjoyed that one it's worth checking out Huiming Hong Cha (or vice versa). Also, the sweetness (honey, cinnamon) found in this tea kind of reminds me of the sweetness you find in roasted tea. Perhaps it's like what I expect a black tea version of Oriental Beauty to taste of. A bit of a bold claim, but at the 2nd steep onward you get a really fantastic sweet/cinnamon flavour.
I should really give white teas a more extensive run. I don't own many. I'm using up the last of this and playing with parameters on each steep. I'm really enjoying how much the flavour can vary based on temperature. This has been delicate and sweet, floral, and then a bit grassy and woodsy on different infusions.
I am drinking this in celebration.
First, it's a celebration of getting through the final for a pretty intense summer class (and thus having a month of actual summer ahead of me between summer class and regular class). I ordered myself a little sampler set from Camellia Sinensis and made myself wait till after the exam (which ended at 10 pm!) to break into it.
Second, it's a celebration of a discovery I think some here might be interested in unless it's already widely known: cream of tartar is nothing short of a miracle for teaware. It has removed some truly disgusting, seemingly permanent stains from my Breville with little effort. I've had baking soda help somewhat, but nothing like this! My Breville hasn't looked so good since I first bought it. It's shiny and beautiful again.
Anyway, that's worth celebrating not just because stains quite bother me, but because it had really been affecting my tea drinking. I use the Breville to heat water even if I'm brewing in something else, and I found that teas were really starting to pick up an off flavour from the tea buildup. I've been avoiding more delicate teas without really noticing it. I tried a Huang Shan Mao Feng from this same set and it was totally ruined by the Breville water. So, drinking a white tea is liberating and exciting!
As for the tea: I'm not too often in the mood for whites but this is hitting the spot now, even as my first tea of the day. It's vegetal and green, and sweet. It has a nice and surprising fullness, too, which I'm really liking. I've had three infusions in the pretty little gaiwan I also let myself buy, and it's going strong. Sweet and fluffy.
Ohhhhh! After reading your review I ran and bought cream of tartar! How have you used it to clean your Breville exactly? I'm excited at the sound of having it looking like it was when it was new!! I've had some success with vinegar, but some stains just remain…!
It's incredible! At first I seriously just rubbed it on the wet inside with my finger because I was so excited at the results. For the steeping basket (mine was really gross) I made a paste with vinegar and cream of tartar and was scouring it with a little sponge and then a q-tip for all the crevices. I can't believe it's possible for it to be this shiny again! I think you can also dilute vinegar in water and mix with cream of tartar and let it heat/boil which might help lift stains but it wasn't necessary for me.
This is such great information! My Breville is pretty new, but I use it so much that I'm alrady seeing stains in the tea basket. I'm but slightly type A and i can't wait to attack the stains with cream of tartar and vinegar! YAY!!!!
AND, a big congratulations to you for surviving such a hectic summer schedule :)
You will really enjoy attacking those stains. I hated looking at how stained mine had got but I'm actually glad it had built up that much as cleaning it today was really cathartic!
I did it! I cleaned mine today, it was amazing! Where did you learn about using cream of tartar? I have to tell all my friends now! lol
I really can't remember! I saw a brief mention of it somewhere or other months ago. I've sprinkled a bit in my desperate baking soda-vinegar mix before, but apparently baking soda and vinegar neutralize one another so no wonder it didn't work. I'm glad it worked for you too!
The cream of tartar is a great suggestion, have you thought about posting it again on the discussion tab?
I forgot about this tea until I noticed tonight that my cat had somehow chewed on the bag, presumably in one of his fits of hunger. He will go for anything even somewhat resembling the bag his food comes in.
It is so nice! Really mild, sweet, and a little smokey. I love it, and am glad to rediscover it. The package suggests a surprising 4-7 minutes, so I went for 4 and am surprised at how much I like it that way.
Ha! He is on, ahem, a controlled feeding schedule. He's a big boy in general but has lost a few pounds since moving in with me last year thanks to going on two meals of canned food per day with dry food only as snacks. He was free-range up till then so still isn't too pleased about our dictating when he eats!
Now that I'm down to the last few grams of this tea, I've come to appreciate rose flavour. Whereas initially, I was a bit put off by how floral this tea was. If you're looking for a more in depth review on the flavours, check my previous tasting notes. Anyway, it's not a tea I'm in love with but overall I found it to be a very positive experience. This tea, along with a cheaper one from the same province have really peaked my interest. So I'm looking forward to trying more black tea from Szechuan in the future. :)
Looking at the CS website, this tea is "sold out". However if it becomes available again, I recommend trying it if you enjoy black tea with strong floral notes.
160ml water in a 200ml glass teapot, 2tsps, 2 steeps
Used a bit more leaf today, and I like the result. Still has a rose flavour, but now I get some notes of chocolate. There's a bit of maltiness and fuzz that lingers in my mouth, which I find pleasant. Next steeps had more notes of lichee, just like I experienced in my previous tasting note.
Overall I find the flavours very "rich", so not the sort of tea I'd want to drink too often. Definitely a nice treat to make up for that ripe puerh and osmanthus from yesterday. :D
Sniffing inside the bag, I'm suddenly reminded of the tea description mentioning notes of rose. I don't always think back on those descriptions, but wow does it ever smell of rose! Normally I don't like rose flavour, but it's not as strong when you brew it. I guess in general I dislike floral notes, especially lavender. But if there's just a hint of it, I'm ok.
Anyway, most of the "tea" flavour reminds me of their other black tea: Zhenghe Hong Gong Fu (Fujian). Smooth, Light body, malty, with floral notes, and ending slightly bitter (in a good way). The wet tea leaves look like a bunch of thin long hairs (all bud and hardly any broken bits).
On the resteep, the rose flavour was still present and much of the original flavour was there along with the lichee flavour mentioned in the description. Third steep was even more light bodied and an interesting new flavour. I can't quite describe it, but it came across as kinda zesty. I stopped at the fourth steep, because it was getting too light and watery. There is still some flavour but not enough for my liking. (Unfortunately, not every tea can be an awesome resteeper like Jin Die!)
I'm not crazy about this tea, but I always enjoy reaching for this in my cupboard. Although lately I have just been trying to get through older teas instead of drinking my newer stuff. :/
Opening my recently-arrived pouch, this tea just screamed CHOCOLATE at me. Rather amazing! The chocolate is a lot less apparent in the liquor's aroma, which smells more green, but does show up flavour-wise. It takes a back seat to the nutty sweetness, though. Smooth and medium-bodied and delicious!
Before I purchased Bai Mu Dan, I'd only tried flavoured white teas. I kept hearing good things about white tea but it never really impressed me. Now that I've had this I can see why some people like it so much. It has a light body, with notes of fresh vegetables (but not vegative like green tea). Not to say I don't like flavoured white tea, Champagne from DAVIDsTEA is one of my favs.
Happy to have tried this once. I think I'll try another white tea, Bai Hao Yin Zhen sometime in the future. So far I like what Bai Mu Dan has to offer, and I'm more open to exploring others now. :)
Steep notes: I've tried the suggested 5-7 mins and multiple shorter steeps, they're both pretty good.
I am not a big fan of Qimen/Keemun black tea, but out of the few I've tried this is my favourite. Rich velvety texture, deep pungent black tea base, and the floral, smoky, and spice notes combine well. The main characteristic I like most about it is the deep pungent flavour (and I mean this in the best way possible), but I know this is not something everyone enjoys.
To finish off the last of my 50g purchase, I brewed it with short steeps. Given the appearance of the leaves I was pleased with how rich and complex Qimen stays throughout all the steeps. Usually I do not have such excellent results with broken leaf.
Not sure if I would recommend this if you are looking to get into Qimen, (as there are much cheaper options out there), but I found this to be a wonderful experience.
100ml gaiwan, 2 tsp, 6 steeps (rinse, 30s, +10s resteeps)
My first impressions of this tea: floral, smoky, malty, touch of bitterness (in a nice way), deep smooth texture that lingers in my mouth. Hubby was reminded of pine needles while he drank it.
Overall a very gratifying experience, the malty-ness reminds me of Camellia Sinensis' Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong.


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Every DX10 card must support every DX10 feature. You might see something like physics acceleration appearing outside the DX10 framework. But you will have a more stable platform for development.
The DX10 card at $150-$180 should hit the market in about a month or two.
Beyond DX10 you have a common development platform for Windows and the XBox 360. Much closer ties in Vista between the PC and the console gamer. That is something OGL, OSX and Linux can't deliver.
DirectX info [wikipedia.org]
WDDM [wikipedia.org]
Can anyone tell me a Windows game Sony makes?
AMD's x86 processors often claim support for a family of instructions when it doesn't support them fully. Seeing how ATi is now owned by AMD, I wonder if these idiotic practices will spread through ATi's graphic cards too.With DX10, its an all or nothing: a card cannot claim DX10 compatibility if it doesn't support the entire spec.
Doubt it. Its still a bit different... since its an all or nothing
Which is exactly how CPU flags are supposed to work.
they'd have to get non-compliant drivers go by microsoft's certification program, fool them, then somehow not crash when direct x calls functions the GPU doesn't have...
AMD actually put in 'stub' instructions later, to make sure the application/OS doesn't crash when it attempts to use said instruction. Didn't really help applications that depended on those instructions actually working.
which instructions are these?
They were definitely instructions in MMX, SSE and SSE2 families. Unfortunately the support changed between revisions and with AMD putting stubs to trick detection systems, it wasn't easy to check if the processor actually supported it properly or not.
i also remember intel not implementing all the functions of amd64 on their first 64bit capable x86 chips...
They made up their own cpuflag for the incomplete family of instructions, so they weren't in violation of the specification.
I suspect a performance hit is typical for a new OS with immature drivers running on (mostly) legacy hardware. I also suspect FPS is as much a myth in graphics performance as MHz is in CPU performance.
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Eric was surprised to find Xander -- an old friend from the Congo -- in Serena's hotel room. Eric wondered what Xander was doing in Salem. Xander said he'd let Serena answer that question, but she deflected, insisting he could give a much better explanation than she could.
Eric guessed Xander was doing some fundraising, but Xander clarified that those days were over. Xander claimed he was running a small pharmaceutical company -- Randor-Lewis -- and wanted to hire Serena to write an article about one of its latest drugs. After promising to think about Xander's offer, Serena asked him to leave, and he complied after making dinner plans with Eric.
After Xander left, Eric observed that Serena seemed kind of unsettled. Serena admitted she had never really liked Xander as much as Eric had. Serena complained that Xander could be pushy at times, prompting Eric to remind her Xander had once been a fundraiser. Eric hoped Xander's job offer would keep Serena in Salem a while longer. Serena assured Eric it was looking less likely she would have to leave Salem, anyway.
Changing the subject, Eric told Serena about his earlier conversation with Nicole. Serena maintained that Nicole was wrong about the second elephant statue. Serena complained that she might need to file a restraining order because Nicole seemed determined to cause trouble, but Eric thought it would be best for them to try to keep things civil.
"No, damn it! Eric, I don't want you listening to her -- about anything. She's a liar!" Serena insisted. Serena quickly apologized for her outburst and explained that Nicole just had a way of driving her crazy. Eric suggested he and Serena could just forget about Nicole and the business with the elephant statues. Relieved, Serena hugged Eric and assured him she was already feeling better about everything.
Before Nicole could begin investigating Serena online, Marlena entered Club TBD and wondered if Nicole really thought it would be a good idea to go through with the search. Nicole admitted nothing but did suggest that, contrary to popular belief, Serena wasn't actually a saint. For the sake of argument, Marlena allowed for that possibility but reasoned it would be best for Nicole to let Eric discover the truth about Serena on his own.
Marlena had heard Nicole was moving on with Daniel but decided that had to be misinformation because Nicole was clearly still stuck on Eric. Marlena advised Nicole to let Eric go, insisting that doing so would be best for him, best for Daniel, and, most of all, best for Nicole. "Now I know why Eric is hung up on Serena -- she's just like his mother, sugary on the outside and poison on the inside," Nicole muttered after Marlena left. Nicole considered picking up where she had left off before the interruption but realized, to her surprise, that Marlena might have actually given her some good advice.
At Salem University, Eve grabbed J.J.'s arm and snapped that she wanted him to stay away from Paige. As J.J. stood and started to loudly insist that wasn't going to happen, Jennifer intervened and told Eve to take her hands off him immediately. J.J. rushed off after grabbing his notes from Jennifer. Jennifer reminded Eve they'd had a deal. Jennifer warned that if the deal were off, she would call Paige right away and reveal the truth.
Eve was defiant at first but grudgingly admitted defeat when Jennifer started to contact Paige. Jennifer warned that she wouldn't just threaten to call Paige the next time -- she'd just go ahead and do it. Eve promised there wouldn't be a next time, assuring Jennifer she'd never spend time alone with J.J. again. Eve turned to leave just as J.J. returned, and she glared at him in silence for a moment before sidestepping him and walking away.
J.J. explained to Jennifer that his class had been canceled. Jennifer wanted to know exactly what Eve had said to J.J. earlier, so he told her. J.J. feared Eve could blurt out the truth at any moment, but Jennifer assured him that would never happen because Eve had finally realized just what was at stake. Jennifer encouraged J.J. to track Paige down and have some fun with her for the rest of the day.
Jennifer returned to the Horton house and sighed as she picked up a framed photograph of Tom and Alice. Jennifer wished Alice were still around to dish out advice. Jennifer feared she might be doing the wrong thing, and she thought Alice would know exactly how to handle the situation. Meanwhile, Eve returned to her apartment and started trying to formulate a new plan -- a very subtle, foolproof plan -- to get J.J. out of Paige's life without incurring Jennifer's wrath.
In Daniel's apartment, Paige observed that Daniel seemed upset about something. Daniel claimed he was just thinking about a patient. Paige was relieved to hear that, since she had assumed Daniel was upset with her because she had jumped to the wrong conclusion about him and Eve. Daniel assured Paige that wasn't the case, adding that he was sorry she had dealt with such confusion a few months earlier.
Paige admitted it had been a confusing time all around, since J.J. had started acting weird right after she had walked in on her mother with the mystery guy. After letting something slip, Paige went ahead and happily informed Daniel that she and J.J. had recently gotten back together. Paige thanked Daniel for the advice he had given her about not settling, since that had helped her realize she had kind of been using Cole to get over J.J.
Paige and Parker headed off to the park, leaving Daniel alone to try to process everything he had just learned. Daniel soon received an unexpected visit from J.J., who was looking for Paige. After telling J.J. where Paige was, Daniel revealed he had heard about the couple's recent reconciliation. Daniel wondered what had happened to the other girl J.J. had been seeing. J.J. explained that he and Roxanne had broken things off because they had never really been right for each other in the first place. Daniel mused that it was strange that Jennifer and Abigail had been completely convinced J.J. and Roxanne would never get together.
J.J. shrugged and reasoned that, while Jennifer and Abigail had obviously been wrong, it didn't really matter anymore, anyway. Daniel remained silent, so J.J. eventually asked if there was a problem. Daniel stressed that if there were a problem, J.J. could feel free to talk to him about it. Before J.J. could respond, Daniel received a phone call from Nicole, who had been sending him text messages but hadn't gotten any replies. Daniel insisted it wasn't a good time, and he hung up after promising to call Nicole back later.
J.J. tried to excuse himself, but Daniel stopped him. Daniel reiterated that J.J. could feel safe talking to him about anything, promising the conversation would remain confidential, and he wouldn't judge J.J. J.J. maintained that everything was cool, and there was nothing to talk about. Daniel shrugged and somewhat disappointedly told J.J. to take care of himself. "You make it sound like I'm lying or something," J.J. observed.
"J.J., why were you so upset when I offered to give you that leather jacket?" Daniel countered. J.J. stammered that he hadn't been upset -- he just hadn't wanted it. Daniel nodded and once again told J.J. to take care of himself. J.J. hastily retreated from the apartment and contacted Jennifer while waiting for the elevator. "[Daniel] knows. He knows everything," J.J. warned Jennifer.
Cole ran into Paige in the park and assured her he was okay with her decision to get back together with J.J. Cole said he was just glad Paige had been honest with him instead of ignoring his text messages and waiting for him to eventually get the hint. Cole wondered, however, how Paige could be extremely smart and extremely dumb at the same time. Cole insisted Paige deserved better than J.J., who was a known player.
"Paige, he's gonna break your heart. He's gonna cheat on you, he's gonna lie to you, and then he's gonna make you think it was all your fault," Cole warned. Paige insisted that Cole didn't know what he was talking about -- and didn't know J.J., either. "No, Paige, I do. You're the one that doesn't know him," Cole countered before walking away.
Later, while Cole was studying at Salem University, Eve casually greeted him. Cole informed Eve she didn't have to be nice to him anymore, since Paige had dumped him. "Oh, well...hmm. Let's see what we can do about that," Eve replied as she took a seat next to Cole. Meanwhile, J.J. tracked Paige down in the park just as she was handing Parker off to Maggie. J.J. immediately started questioning Paige about what she had told Daniel.
Jennifer went to Daniel's apartment to warn Daniel to stop bothering J.J. "You don't get to tell me what to do -- not about this," Daniel insisted. Jennifer wondered what Daniel was talking about. "Oh, I think you know. In fact, I am sure you know," Daniel replied.
Xander entered Club TBD just as Nicole was about to leave. Xander said he'd been hoping Nicole would still be around, since the club was the only place he knew to look for her. Xander explained that, while he understood Nicole was unavailable at that time, he still wanted to invite her to have dinner with him and some local friends of his -- friends he'd love to introduce her to. Nicole reminded Xander she hadn't even formally been introduced to him yet, so he extended a hand and revealed his first name.
Nicole shook Xander's hand but said she would have to decline his flattering invitation because she was already spoken for. Xander understood and promised not to try to change Nicole's mind every time he saw her. "Although...I have to admit, I really hate it when things don't turn out the way I want them to," Xander added before excusing himself. Nicole stopped Xander and wondered how often things didn't turn out the way he wanted them to. "Ultimately? Never," Xander replied before walking away.
Sonny entered his and Will's apartment, grabbed something, and started to make a hasty retreat. "So this is it? You're just gonna avoid me from now on?" Will asked Sonny as he emerged from their bedroom. Sonny said he hadn't been trying to avoid Will -- he had simply returned home to get something he needed for work. Will pointed out that Sonny had worked at the club the previous night until it had closed, had gotten up and gone to the gym at the crack of dawn that morning, and had then gone straight back to work again. "Just seems like someone's avoiding something," Will concluded.
Will added that he had sent Sonny four text messages but hadn't gotten any responses. Sonny said he wasn't really in the mood to send text messages, since a smiley face wasn't going to fix what was wrong. Will argued that he and Sonny wouldn't be able to fix anything until they started communicating with each other. Sonny promised he'd start talking once he was ready. Confused, Will said he had been under the impression Sonny had returned to Salem because he was ready to talk. Sonny clarified that he had actually returned because of the club.
"Wow. It's good to know where I stand," Will replied, turning away from Sonny. Sonny explained that the club had been suffering lately because of the competition from Edge of the Square. Sonny said he had talked to T while in Phoenix and had realized T was really nervous about the club and his own job security, so returning to Salem had seemed like the best move. Will summarized that Sonny had returned to the club, not him. Sonny asked Will not to twist the situation into something it wasn't, but Will added that Sonny had talked to T while in Phoenix but had sent all his calls to voicemail.
Sonny said he simply hadn't been ready to talk to Will yet. "Yet, or never?" Will wondered. Sonny assured Will that although he had decided to return to Salem because of the club, he had also thought they might be able to start trying, in person, to fix things once he got back. Will was eager to do that -- and confident things could indeed be fixed -- but Sonny feared it might be too soon, since they had started arguing the moment he had returned. Will reminded Sonny they had only argued because of a misunderstanding. Will reached out for Sonny, but Sonny pushed him away. "No, it's still raw, Will. It still hurts too much," Sonny insisted.
"Okay, um...when?" Will wondered. Sonny avoided the question, stating only that he needed to get back to the club. After Sonny left, Will received a visit from T, who was on a break from the club. T wondered if Will realized it was the first time they had been in the same room together since Will had returned from Los Angeles. Will was clearly surprised but tried to claim he had simply been busy with Arianna and his writing.
Unconvinced, T bluntly asked to know what was going on between Will and Sonny. Will avoided the question, wondering if Sonny knew T had gone to visit Will. T shook his head and said he had gone to see Will on his own because he had wanted to know what was going on with Will, since they hadn't connected in months and the recent text messages he had sent Will had been ignored. "I feel like I'm losing my best friend," T admitted.
Will assured T that wasn't the case. T forged ahead, saying he had tried to ask Sonny how Will was doing but had gotten a weird vibe there. T didn't know what was wrong, but he was sure something was. "You're right. And it is all my fault," Will admitted.
Paul entered Club TBD and stood near the bar, staring expectantly at Sonny. Sonny shook his head after glancing around and seeing familiar faces among the patrons, so Paul gestured for Sonny to meet him outside instead. After asking an employee to cover for him for a few minutes, Sonny went outside and insisted Paul shouldn't have visited the club. Paul understood but explained that he had needed to talk to Sonny and had been unable to reach him on the phone. "Look, Will came to see me. Sonny, I think we should talk," Paul added.
Sonny insisted on continuing the conversation elsewhere, so he and Paul went to a secluded section of the town square. Sonny stressed that he couldn't stay long. Paul understood and said he wouldn't even be talking to Sonny if he didn't think it was important to do so. Paul explained that he had been doing some thinking and had started to realize he was probably more responsible for what had happened with Will than he had initially believed -- and he was ready to own that. "We've been through all this, Paul. Unless you somehow made Will have sex with you --" Sonny began, but Paul interrupted him.
"See, but that's the thing, Sonny -- in a way, I did," Paul said.


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Here is the preview for tonight's edition of WWE Monday Night RAW… It's the go-home for for WrestleMania. The Rock, Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, Triple H, and Chris Jericho are advertised to promote their WrestleMania matches. Zeb Colter will have a state of the union address. They will also tape portions of Friday's Smackdown tonight. John Cena, Sheamus & Ryback vs. The Shield is the scheduled dark match main event.
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- antishackling
2009 July 21, "Childbirth in Chains", New York Times:add
- New York would become the sixth if Gov. David Paterson signs an antishackling bill that sailed through the Legislature this spring.
- arrangiarsi *
2009 July 21, Joan Raymond, "Greasing Palms With a Hunk of Cheese", New York Times:add
- There is a dance that you do in Italy called arrangiarsi.
- hardrock
2009 July 21, "137 Years Later", New York Times:add
- Signed by Ulysses S. Grant four years before the invention of the telephone, the law sets the rules for mining hardrock minerals like gold and copper.
- hyperthyroidic
2009 July 21, Clyde Haberman, "2009: A Year to Remember 40 Years Ago", New York Times:add
- But we can get Glenn Beck teary and feel a Chris Matthews thrill up the leg as we think about the hyperthyroidic posturing of Keith Olbermann and Bill O'Reilly .
- klezmerish
2009 July 21, Steve Smith, "Mother Nature Joins Mahler in a Turbulent Finale", New York Times:add
- Eugene Levinson, the principal bassist, played the "Frère Jacques" solo that opens the third movement with a stately lyricism, and klezmerish interludes had a jolly bounce.
- landic
2009 July 21, David Jolly, "Iceland Puts $2 Billion Into Collapsed Banks", New York Times:add
- The negotiations, which he said were generally "businesslike and creative," were nonetheless made arduous by the fact that many of the banks' loans which included things like Ice- landic mortgages denominated in yen and Swiss francs were extremely hard to value.
- meshugas
2009 July 21, Sam Roberts, "Yiddish Resurfaces as City's 2nd Political Language", New York Times:add
- Whatever the mayor's motivation in resorting to Yiddish, the debate with some of the Democratic senators, who want to loosen mayoral control of the schools, was degenerating well beyond meshugas into a very English digression.
- meshugeneh
2009 July 21, Sam Roberts, "Yiddish Resurfaces as City's 2nd Political Language", New York Times:add
- To which State Senator Hiram Monserrate replied on Sunday: "We believe it would be meshugeneh not to include parents in the education of our children.
- multispecialty
2009 July 21, Perri Klass, M.D., "When Weight Is the Issue, Doctors Struggle Too", New York Times:add
- I asked that question of Dr. David Ludwig, director of the Optimal Weight for Life Program at Children's Hospital Boston, a multispecialty program for the care of overweight children.
- overinterprets
2009 July 21, David Brooks, "Liberal Suicide March", New York Times:add
- Every new majority overinterprets its mandate.
- postapocalypse
2009 July 21, Brian Stelter, "It's Doomsday Once Again. Are We Having Fun Yet?", New York Times:add
- The show is a gamble on the part of Discovery and Mr. Beers, who is best known for "Deadliest Catch," as it seeks to capitalize on society's fascination with the postapocalypse.
- postcatastrophic
2009 July 21, Brian Stelter, "It's Doomsday Once Again. Are We Having Fun Yet?", New York Times:add
- Technically, the producers say, "The Colony" is a postcatastrophic reality show because it doesn't claim to portray the last men and women on earth.
- sandfish
2009 July 21, Henry Fountain, "A Saharan Lizard Is a Sand Swimmer", New York Times:add
- The X-ray camera showed that within a half-second as it burrows into the sand, the sandfish folds its limbs against its sides.
- subassemblies
2009 July 21, "Men Walked on the Moon. And Now?", New York Times:add
- Engineering and economic studies showed that the Earth-to-Mars vehicle should be assembled in Earth orbit, using major subassemblies transported from the Earth's surface.
- trigona *
2009 July 21, Henry Fountain, "To Elude Hungry Bats, Tiger Moths Jam Sonar", New York Times:add
- Aaron J. Corcoran and William E. Conner of Wake Forest University , and Jesse R. Barber of Colorado State University , show that for the Bertholdia trigona species, the clicks serve a third function.
- undulatory
2009 July 21, Henry Fountain, "A Saharan Lizard Is a Sand Swimmer", New York Times:add
- "It starts to look like an undulatory snake or eel."
- yelper
2009 July 21, Nate Chinen, "Vocals That Deliver a Jolt, as 'Ooh' Morphs Into 'Eh'", New York Times:add
- But even as a coordinated front, they could be startling: on "No Intention," their shift from a rounded "ooh" to a strident "eh" yielded a jolt, as if the band were an oncoming vehicle flicking its headlights to the high-beam setting. Mr. Longstreth, who can be a bit of a yelper, sang sweetly, perhaps in search of contrast.


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I wish this were about Morton's salt rather than the fork. I could get my head behind the salt, that cute round container and logo with the little girl and her umbrella.
A no-brainer for any writer, I should think. I need to write. Because I'm a writer. If I could not write, something in me would die. What's with the questions to which there's no reasonable answer? These prompts have gone from uninspiring to depressing.
When asked "what are you," I never say I'm a wife, mother, grandmother — or even a woman. I automatically answer "I'm a writer." Because I am. Being a writer is embedded in my concept of "self-hood," if I am not that, then I'm not sure what else I am. Writing was my profession, but I was a writer before I earned a salary doing it. I will always be a writer, and it has nothing to do with whether or not a sell my words … or even whether or not anyone else reads them. Whether or not I am still a professional writer is a different question.
Unlike other professions … probably this is true of all the creative arts … what you do is more than how you make a living. It's the way you synthesize your world and experiences. It stays with you as long as you breathe, long after paychecks stop coming and often, even if the paychecks never start arriving. Writing is so deeply embedded in who I am that I cannot imagine not needing to write. I think only death will stop me … and depending on how that works out, maybe not even then.
If there's an afterlife, I'll be writing and blogging about it. But not on WordPress. By then, I'm sure there will be a platform which actually wants its customers to succeed and won't keep making it harder and harder to get the job done. But that's another post for a different day.
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Ronnie Dunn's solo summer tour , now opening with Western Underground, Chris Ledoux's former band, rolls intoLolo, Montana at the Lumberjack Bar next week. The tour's already received rave reviews, check out the following:
Ronnie Dunn's solo summer tour , now opening with Western Underground, Chris Ledoux's former band, rolls intoLolo, Montana at the Lumberjack Bar next week. The tour's already received rave reviews, check out the following:
Ronnie Dunn is more than just the first-ever solo album by one of country music's most beloved artists -- a man who's already learned a thing or two about being a singer in a cowboy band. As familiar as his winning voice has become, Ronnie Dunn has only now taken the time to explore once and for all his own powerful voice as a brand new solo artist. And as Dunn himself n
Ronnie Dunn, 94.9 KYSS FM and Bella Savage, Host A Blood drive to Benefit The AMERICAN RED CROSS!
Ronnie Dunn and the stations of Townsquare Media are teaming up to offer a chance to win a pair of tickets to his July 22nd concert at the Lumberjack Saloon. The American Red Cross at the Missoula Blood Donation Center 401 Railroad St West in Missoula will be staffed to accommodate multipl
Country singer Ronnie Dunn – one half of superduo Brooks & Dunn – talked with Taste of Country a bit last week about musicians that influenced him. Among Dunn's more interesting recent influences: "I love Harrison's slide guitar on 'Something,'" the singer told Taste of Country.
Dunn has of course been impactful in his own wide-ranging way, and the wild diversity of Brooks & Dunn covers on YouTube are a pretty-great sample of his influence. Among the YouTube treasures we unearthed: a rocker girl singing a heartfelt cover of B&D's 'If You See Her, If You See Him'; a ukelele-toting troubadour singing his dog to sleep with 'Neon Moon'; and a near-perfect bedroom rendition of 'My Maria.' Check 'em out and more below, and don't forget to sign up to see and meet Ronnie Dunn (<– CONTEST SHORTLINK HERE) in Yakima, WA on June 21!
I get regular e-mail updates from a Country music website called "Roughstock". What I like about the site is that they tell it like they see it. They're not afraid to tell Country radio when they think a big artist is showing little talent. That's not the case with the new Ronnie Dunn record, out today.
Nice alliteration on that headline, eh? If you've bought your tickets for Ronnie Dunn at the Lumberjack Saloon on Friday, July 22nd you might be wondering what to expect. Or if you've been on the fence about buying tickets until you hear its money well spent this might help.
Congratulations to Stephanie Zavarelli, our first winner of backstage passes to see Ronnie Dunn at the Lumberjack Saloon. Stephanie was our 22nd caller when Ronnie sang "Bleed Red" on the ACM awards show Sunday night on KPAX.
As Las Vegas goes Country... the stars are shining as bright as Vegas lights on the Countdown!
"Bleed Red" is Ronnie Dunn's first single release since the break-up of Brooks & Dunn and he'll perform the song publicly for the first time this Sunday night on the ACM awards show. When he does, you'll have a chance to be the first person to win backstage passes to the show Friday, July 22nd at the Lumberjack. Here's how it works.
Capital Records Nashville recording artist Walker Hayes has been announced as the opening act for Ronnie Dunn's July 22nd concert at the historic Lumberjack Saloon. "Why Wait For Summer" is Walker's hit record and we ask "Why wait for summer" to get your tickets?
Not only did Ronnie Dunn write eight out of the twelve tracks on his new solo LP he also produced the album.


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Singapore-based commodity hedge fund Aisling Analytics is going long—and short—equities.
Aisling is readying a US$300 million fund investing in commodities and natural resources companies, Bloomberg News reports. While the Merchant Equity Fund will invest globally, it will focus on Aisling's home base of Asia.
The Equity fund will debut on March 1. It is targeting returns of approximately 20%.
"We think that we can leverage our source of understanding of commodity price dynamics into identifying opportunities in the equity markets," Aisling co-founder Michael Coleman said.
Tan Yi-Wa, who has worked at Aisling for about a year and a half, will manage the new vehicle.
Aisling's Merchant Commodity Fund has soared to US$1.6 billion in assets from US$10 million since its launch six years ago. The fund suffered its worst year ever in 2009, rising just 5% in a year in which the average hedge fund soared by 20%. But it rose 9% in January alone.
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StreetWise Partners, a non-profit organization that works with low-income individuals to help them overcome employment barriers, raised over $275,000 at the 2015 Raising the Ante Charity Poker Tournament and Casino Event last Wednesday evening at Capitale. Here are some photos from the event. Read more…


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We stayed in a villa room independent from the main hotel which was very nice and the quality of the beds was the best we have ever slept in.
The golf in Belek is always good by other European resort standards, the National Course was as always in excellent playing condition with fast true greens being a real benefit we thought to the existing Carya Course which was from a putting prospective very poor with less that acceptable putting surfaces and looked to be suffering from the extended constant use due to the addition of the floodlighting now on that course.
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The story in the complete series would make a great movie. IT was very well written and narrated in such a way that it puts you there with the characters in the books.
Many thanks to Dusty Rhodes for his great work.
The many twist and turns of the stories about life in the south plains of Texas
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Hate to admit it but, yes
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Having lived for 27 years in New Orleans, I can attest to the authenticity of the characters and escapades that Judy Connor describes with such racy good humor. The present book is a sequel to her first, which focused on her notorious ex-husband--"that ex"--and the roller-coaster ride of his life as a nocturnal trickster, barkeep, and all-purpose New Orleans roustabout. Her sequel goes back over other delicious and salacious doings of those days, but also moves into Judy's own life and times in the years after "that-ex" passed on to the great saloon in the sky. It's great stuff, and stirs up a lot of nostalgia in a guy who is now snowbound in Minnesota.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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