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Cozumel Chankanaab Park
This is my first cruise and we are going to Cozumel. In an earlier post someone put out a great itinerary for there. My question is about Chankanaab Park and should I pack towel to use there or can I borrow a few from the ship.
Thank you.
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The ship will supply towels for you to take ashore but be sure not to loose them. They will charge you around $20 per towel to replace them. It could be quit easy to loose in the sea of white towels. Some do not want to take the chance & bring their own or rent. I took the chance & just kept my towel with me at all times. When we went snorkeling I looked it in a locker with my other stuff. (Chakanaab does have lockers)
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Thank you, you not only anwered one of my questions but two. I was wondering if the had lockers at Chankanaab. I was told to get there early to get an umbrella and chairs. Would our stuff be ok if we left it on the chairs while we snorkel. (Not money of course)
Also do you suggest anything we should do in Cozumel.
Thanks again.
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We just got back from being in Chankanaab last week. Enjoyed it. The lockers are free... just find one with a key in it and it's yours. The snorkel equipment was $6.00 per person. The lagoon is no longer used for snorkeling (if it ever was).... which is fine because the area just off the beach is great for snorkeling. There are two outdoor restaurants there and they aren't really cheap. $2.00 for a Coke and $2.00 for bottled water. Food prices are in alignment with that. If you put your towel or sunbathing stuff on a chair I would think it's fairly safe while you are in the water.
We booked a dolphin snorkel swim through the Dolphin Discovery website and saved $100 by doing this ourselves instead of with the ship (Carnival Conquest). The taxi ride from the port is $10.00 one way which was weird to me. It's only a 3 kilometer drive with no traffic. NYC is cheaper than that. The shops around the port were enough for us to find some cool things. Our only regret is not getting off our boat earlier to spend more time at the park snorkeling. The dolphin swim was really cool.
We got into the park for free (instead of $10.00) since we signed up for the dolphin swim... and also a free showing of the sea lion show.... kind of more geared towards kids. I believe these are specials for the next few months.
Anyway, it was a nice experience!
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Can you go watch the people doing the dolphin swim instead of participating?
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Yes, you can watch... I'm not sure how close you can officially get, but it was okay to stand on the other side of the water "cage".... I'd say about 30 yards from the action.
You might be able to walk on the dock area near the participation, but I have a feeling they won't allow it because they videotape and photograph the swim with their own video people. FYI, pics were $14 for the dolphin stuff... a little less if you get a photo with a bird. After we did the dolphin swim they made us sit in a room and watch a short video that the person filmed on the fly. In a way I was miffed about this, BUT we did get to watch ourselves on tape at least once. I don't want to pay $40 for the video.
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Thanks for the info
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If it's 3 kilometers from the ship to the park can you walk it? Walking is what I do for exercise and wouldn't mind having a destination.
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Do you know how long it takes to get the video ready to buy? We have a swim scheduled in November, but had to take the 3:30 one as it was only one avail. And we have to be back at the ship by 5:30 I think (CONQUEST). Do they offer to mail them to you ?
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We were there back in June and took a cab to the park. It is too far to walk. It cost us 10.00 for the cab each way. They have cabs waiting at the entrance for when you are ready to return to ship. Take a cab back to town to The Forum. It's at the end of the shopping strip. We ate lunch at Pancho's Backyard. It was pretty good. For Vanilla, we went off the strip and bought it at a grocery store for 1.82 a litre. Then spent the evening at Fat Tuesdays, right off the Puerta Maya Pier. You can find information on Chankanaab Park at www.cozumelinsider.com. Enjoy
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By the time we walked back up from the swim area and changed our clothes the videos were ready. Doesn't take long at all. If you happen to be leaving the area and one of the photographers is nearby (they walked back up with us) tell them you are interested in the video and you have to leave pretty quick to get back to your ship in time. They are very accomodating and will hurry up to get it ready for you. If you buy it, be sure when you get back to the ship that you have them hand check it and not x-ray it or it will erase your video. I asked the security screener and he was very nice and hand checked my video.
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Thanks for the info..and the tip about the x-ray on the video.NEVER would have thought of that.......would hate to have it erased.........YIKES!!!!
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Teens face felony charge in Durham bus 'bomb' prank
Three teens were scheduled to be in District Court on Monday after police charged them with leaving a prank bomb to explode on a Bull City Connector bus last Tuesday night.
Friday, police charged Demetrius Walton, 18, of Eva Street; Jaquan Marquise Cobb, 17, of East Main Street; and Christopher Bobby Lewis, 18, of Commerce Street after conferring with the District Attorney's Office on what charges were warranted.
Each of the three is charged with malicious use of an explosive device to damage property, which is a Class G felony that under the most serious circumstances for someone convicted could carry a 3-year prison sentence.
The three confessed to detectives after police distributed a video from the bus showing three men getting off shortly before the so-called "Drano bomb" went off under a seat where a bottle had been left about 9:30 p.m.
No one was hurt, but EMS medics took the driver and a passenger to a hospital as a precaution, and fire department hazardous-materials units were called to investigate what had happened.
The kind of bomb used can be harmful because it releases a very hot, caustic liquid.
Lewis and Walton were being held in lieu of $5,000 bail each. Cobb was freed Sunday on $5,000 bail.
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This doesn't look like Monstera to me, ID Help?
Several months ago, I ordered some plants online, and one of them I received was labelled as monstera. This plant has grown a lot since then and this is what it looks like now.
In my opinion, this doesn't look like monstera at all. Don't monsteras have broad shiny leaves with holes in them? I'm also concerned that there is only one single stem on this plant that is growing SO long. The pot that it's in isn't that big, so I'm concerned about whether I should repot it or not? Should I cut back the stem any? Is there any way to get the plant to branch more instead of just one looong stem?
Not all monstera's have leaves like that.
It's had to tell from your small photo, I don't know if I'd be able to ID it anyways but others might. A close up of the leaf, Top and bottom, the petiole and where it joins with the stem should help.
You can repot it in a mix of half shredded wood chips or orchid mix with a mix of peat, sphagnum moss and an organic potting mix. you can toss in some aquarium charcoal too if you want. You want a mix that will drain fast and not hold much water.
I wouldn't worry about having one long stem. it should branch as it settles into it's new home but if you want, you can cut it and set the cuttings into the same pot.
Looks like either Philo 'Congo Rojo,' or Philo 'Bloody Mary.'
Whether Monstera or Philodendron, it needs more light. Leaves should be growing closer, yours has too much stem.
Cuttings are easily rooted. I prefer water. After cuttings root, insert each in the same pot as mom. Your plant will look fuller. Insert a stake/trellis for vines to grow on. Toni
Can you post a closeup photo of a single leaf blade (both sides)? I have no idea why but many companies call anything with a leaf that looks similar to a juvenile Monstera a Monstera sp. when many are Asia species from other genera.
The internodes between the blades appears to be quite a long distance apart so if you can measure that as well that could help. Another clue can come from the shape of the petiole. Will you take a close look at the stalk that supports a few blades and tell us the shape. It may be round but it can also have a canal or grooves and may even be an odd shape. All these clues help.
No insult to Glasshouse but they are very bad at using incorrect names on aroids and this does appear to be an aroid vine.
By the way, there are currently only 35 accepted species of Monstera in the world and all come from Central and South America. Dr. Tom Croat at the Missouri Botanical Garden is doing a new paper on the genus and the number will likely jump to 50 but most juvenile forms are not documented and this one is definitely a juvenile.


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How does AS exclusive measure up quality wise against vass? I know Vass are hand welted and AS are gemmed I assume. Also understand it's a bit subjective but i've got a pair of Vass that I really like but I am eying a pair or AS Exclusive Moore and would like some more info about quality.
How does AS exclusive measure up quality wise against vass? I know Vass are hand welted and AS are gemmed I assume. Also understand it's a bit subjective but i've got a pair of Vass that I really like but I am eying a pair or AS Exclusive Moore and would like some more info about quality.
Vass makes a sturdier shoe with preferences for H/A/F soles and a substantial foundation. In contrast, AS makes a thinner, finer sole. Honestly for me, after this point, the rest seems a wash. Both leather calf uppers are good but I would give AS an edge with the finishing/burnishing. Stitching and construction of uppers are both good. Vass has a wider variety of styles and flexibility of design (which can be a double-edged sword) whereas AS makes very nice stock styles.
Since my preference is for lighter (but not Blake-light) constructed shoes but still recraftable, in addition to availability, style, costs, ease of obtaining, and last shape (most important for me), my preference have been a couple of UK makers (Goodyear) for smart shoes and Alden (also Goodyear) for casual footwear. I think Vass is excellent but their Italian lasts just do not fit me as well as some UK/US makers. I accept the construction of the latter is not as substantial as handwelted shoes like Vass, but after taking all this into account, I still primarily choose other makers for my personal reasons which I stated eralier.
You cannot go wrong with either brand and hopefully you will own a pair and decide which one fits your disires better.
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Thanx for the heads up! Charlton is a truely beutiful split toe derby. I am afraid that I have to pull on those...Even though I have two shoes (Vass) in the delivery pipeline at the moment.
Anyone owning Charlton? Opinions, "in the flesh photos"?
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I have the Charlton in Pinner suede with a dainite sole. I'm very fond. No photos yet, I'll try to take some if I wear them next week. They're part of the country collection, so AFPOS can ship them to the US. They have them in country calf and Pinner suede.
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Hi Everyone,
I'm new to UK footwear, and am interested in purchasing AS Moore. As I understand, the Moore is available in Black, Cherry and Chestnut. I am mainly after a dark brown shoe, so was wondering if you would describe Moore Cherry being close to dark brown, burgendy or red. There are so many pictures on the internet, all taken under different lighting, so it is difficult to tell.
I really like the colour of AS Hunt Antique Mahogony (dark brown to my eye), but not really after a wingtip design. I prefer the simplicity of the Moore, but afraid to pull the trigger as I am unsure of colour.
Finally, in regards to sizing, I am Size 7 in Loake 1880 Strand (Capital Last). This shoe fits very well. Safe to say I'll be a size 7 in AS too?
Thanks in advance!
Part Two of an interview with Chay Cooper, for those who might be interested:
Great article PV
dg626: The Moore cherry has a red tone. Unfortunately I cannot advise on a Loake - AS comparison. Good luck!
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International anti-corruption court needed
The more I read about the massive government corruption in Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Venezuela and other countries where top officials have been accused of stealing fortunes with near total impunity, the more I like a new proposal that is making the rounds in world legal circles — creation of an International Anti-Corruption Court.
The idea of creating an International Anti-Corruption Court along the lines of the existing International Criminal Court has been proposed by federal judge and former Justice Department official Mark L. Wolf. He explained his proposal in an article published earlier this week on the Brookings Institution's website.
According to Wolf, the world needs an International Anti-Corruption Court because many governments have created a culture of impunity, in which there is neither the will nor the capacity to investigate, prosecute and punish corruption.
Just like the international community created the International Criminal Court in 2002 to prosecute massive human rights violations by high-level officials in countries that are not willing or able to do it by themselves, it should do the same with top level corruption — what he calls "grand corruption" — in countries that don't prosecute high level graft, he argues.
Wolf wrote his paper with countries such as Russia and Nigeria in mind, but he would have found just as good — or better — examples in Latin America.
In a growing number of countries, elected leaders have gradually taken over near absolute powers, increasingly controlling their justice systems through hand-picked prosecutors and judges, and — in the case of Ecuador and Venezuela — silencing opposition media.
As a result, top officials enjoy a licence to steal. Consider some of the latest headlines from South America.
In Argentina, where despite President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner's efforts to silence independent journalism, there are still media companies that denounce government corruption, hardly a day goes by without new revelations about Vice President Amado Boudou's shady business deals.
Boudou has been charged, among other things, with secretly buying a major company while he was finance minister. But it wasn't just any company: it was the company that prints the country's currency.
In addition, he has been charged with using his government position to seek tax pardons for the money printing company's debts, and — most recently — forging the registry papers of a red convertible Honda car in an alleged effort to keep it from being claimed by his former wife during divorce proceedings.
Yet, to this day, Boudou is happily serving as Argentina's vice president, and as acting president when Fernandez travels abroad.
Fernandez herself has been linked, among other scandals, to the 2007 discovery of a suitcase with $800,000 in cash brought to the country aboard a Venezuelan government aircraft by Key Biscayne-based Venezuelan resident Guido A. Antonini Wilson. A U.S. prosecutor in Florida later quoted one of several men arrested for trying to bribe Antonini Wilson into silence as saying that the money was for then-candidate Fernandez's campaign.
In Brazil, there have been numerous press reports — which triggered national protests — of huge overbillings in government infrastructure projects for the recent World Cup. Among them was the Garrincha Stadium in Brasilia, whose budged tripled to US$900 million because of what government auditors said was overpricing of building materials.
The case is still pending (although, to her credit, Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff in recent years sacked half a dozen cabinet ministers for allegations of corruption).
In Venezuela and Ecuador, where there is no separation of powers and virtually no opposition media to denounce high-level corruption, top level corruption is even greater.
Not surprisingly, Transparency International, the independent anti-corruption advocacy group, places Venezuela as the champion of corruption in the Americas, and one of the most corrupt countries in the world. It ranks 160th among 175 nations in Transparency's latest Corruption Perception Index. Ecuador ranks 102.
My opinion: The idea of creating an International Anti-Corruption Court, modeled after the existing ICC, deserves support.
Granted, the ICC has not pursued many cases, in part because the United States and other countries don't fully recognize it. But Wolf argues that the proposed anti-corruption court would have much greater U.S. and European support, because U.S. and European companies are already bound by anti-bribery laws, and would greatly benefit if their Russian and Chinese competitors were bound by similar standards.
The movement for creation of an anti-corruption court is just beginning. Let's hope it takes off — it would be a great tool to help fight the culture of impunity in many countries.
Andres Oppenheimer is a Latin America correspondent for The Miami Herald.
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Last weekend, Elliott Sadler went back to victory lane for the first time since 1998 at Phoenix. This week, Sadler finds himself in a position he found five times in 2011 as he won the pole for Saturday's Sam's Town 300 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Sadler was able to capture his twelfth career NASCAR Nationwide Series pole with a lap of 181.366 mph. The pole marks his third consecutive top-10 start of the 2012 season, and also his first pole of the season. This is also Sadler's first pole in six NNS starts at LVMS.
"A great run and a great effort by our guys," Sadler said to SPEED after his pole lap. "We've been fast since we unloaded off the truck. Lots of momentum coming from Phoenix last weekend. 300 mile race is long, but if we can keep the track position we should be good all day."
Pole sitter for Sunday's Kobalt Tools 400, Kasey Kahne, will start to the outside of Sadler. Kahne held the pole late in the session, but Sadler was able to top his speed of 181.044 mph with only three cars remaining.
Austin Dillon continues to build on his strong start to the 2012 season by qualifying third, the fastest rookie in the starting field.
Brian Scott, Brad Keselowski, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Mark Martin, Justin Allgaier, Brendan Gaughan, and Jason Bowles round out the top-10 qualifying positions.
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OSHAWA – General Motors will rework or replace the ignition keys on 187,972 2000 to 2014 model year cars in Canada because the ignition switch may inadvertently move out of the "run" position if the key is carrying extra weight and experiences some jarring event.
OSHAWA – General Motors will recall all current generation Chevrolet Camaros because a driver's knee can bump the key FOB and cause the key to inadvertently move out of the "run" position, with a corresponding reduction or loss of power.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra to provide an update on the ignition switch recall.
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The male student surrendered about 11 a.m.. NO injuries were reported.
Assistant School Superintendent Keith Everson says the student has been taken into custody. He says he has NO immediate details about the student or what led him to make the threat. He says the students looks to be about 15, but he has NOT confirmed his age.
The 17-hundred students at Jackson County Comprehensive High School were evacuated along with teachers and staff after the student walked into the office about 8:30 a.m. carrying a device that he said was a bomb.
A bomb disposal team from the University of Georgia as well as officers from other agencies were negotiating with the student and helping in the case.
Everson says the students were taken to the Jefferson Civic Center because of the weather. Parents are being allowed to come to the center and check their students out for the day.
Those students who do NOT have a ride home will be taken back to school, where they will be picked up by their parents or ride buses home at the end of the day.
The school is located in Jefferson, just south of Interstate 85 on U.S. 129.
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This could be described as tasting like caramel, marshmallow, toasted rice, and earth. The rooibos imparts a woodsy flavor and there's also something like damp leaves in the background. Not as unpleasant as it sounds. The green tea base, however, is atrocious. It's like stewed grass. It's like vegetables that have been left moist and out of the fridge for too long. I don't know how else to describe it. It has a funk to it that's just intolerable. If this blend had used a black tea base, or even oolong, I could probably get behind it. Unfortunately this is blended with a very rough, low grade green tea.
I was hoping this would be my last cup before bed, but now I'm going to make something else to get the taste (and the memory of the taste) out of my mouth.
Flavors: Autumn Leaf Pile, Caramel, Earth, Grass, Marshmallow, Toasted Rice, Vegetal, Wet Earth
This is such a delightful tea. It opens with notes of smooth, silky cream, caramel, honey and baked bread. There are whispers of cocoa along with an almond nuttiness that makes me think of marzipan. There's a hint of dried apricot. It's decadent and sweet like cake batter; it's thick and full, like pudding. I wouldn't call it a "heavy" tea. Body falls somewhere between medium and full. Gosh, it's so creamy! I don't think I've ever had a Bai Lin that was so creamy.
I prepare a second steep. As the timer is about to ring, I lean over my cup to smell it…I sigh, and let out an audible "oh my god". It smells like lightly toasted cinnamon bread, with buttercream frosting, and honey. It smells like French toast without syrup. It smells like a whole slew of delicious, mouth-watering pastries. The taste? It's like apricot jam on buttered toast with a light dusting of cinnamon, paired with a tall glass of milk. It's good. I'm still catching notes of honey, cream, and a tiny bit of malt. It's soft, gentle, and buttery but it has so much flavor. I'm in awe. There are some brighter tones in this steep that are like white raisins or citrus, but they're not intense enough for me to pin down. The citrusy notes are again in the third steep, along with honey and milk foam. Overall the last steep is much lighter than the first two. The leaves are nearly spent.
This was only a small sample in my last order, but it definitely goes on my reorder list. I'll miss this too much when it's gone.
First steep: 1min 30sec
Second steep: 2min
Third steep: 3min
Flavors: Almond, Apricot, Baked Bread, Butter, Caramel, Cinnamon, Cocoa, Cream, Dried Fruit, Frosting, Honey, Malt, Marzipan, Pastries, Toast
Despite being the last spoon at the bottom of the bag, the spice in this blend isn't overwhelming. The notes of the base tea come through strongly: chocolate, caramel, sweet potato, stone fruit, and pudding. There is a resonant, malty aftertaste and the spice leaves a tingling sensation in my mouth.
Brenden has hinted that this chai will be returning soon, and I know I'm going to stock up whenever it's back. Damn if he doesn't make the best chai I've ever had.
First steep: 5min
Second steep: 7min
(For a more thorough description, see previous note.)
It's loud, brassy, and heavily spiced. Too much punch from the base tea; not enough balance. Lot of clove. Bitter. So bitter, and I didn't even use boiling water. I wish I could provide a more thorough note, but I dumped this after the first few sips.
First steep: 1min 30sec
Second steep: 2min 05sec
Third steep: 3min
The first steep tastes of cocoa and malt, along with a grapey fruitiness. There is a nuttiness and a roasted component as well. The body is medium-full with a savory, chewy flavor and texture. The finish is surprisingly clean: it has no particular overwhelming flavor, and there is no flavor or mouth coating left behind. The second steep is very much like the first. There is a light honey sweetness that I couldn't detect before. It's brisk and breakfast-y without being astringent or bitter. It vaguely reminds me of a Keemun but without the smoke. There are notes of toasted grain, too. This steep leaves a malty, nutty fruit taste in my mouth after sipping. Third steep has barely any cocoa, but it does have more fruit, more honey, and baked bread flavors. It's very light compared to the first two steeps. (…it does, however, remind me of light and fluffy buttermilk pancakes. Maybe I'm just craving pancakes.)
Good, but not a keeper. It's definitely high quality. I kept a small sample in a folded, unsealed pouch for over a year in my cupboard, and it still retained a lot of flavor. I need to stop being so negligent. I bought A LOT of teas when I first started drinking loose leaf, and I haven't gotten close to drinking them all.
Flavors: Baked Bread, Cocoa, Fruity, Grain, Grapes, Honey, Malt, Nuts, Roasted
Could have sworn that I had a tasting note for this one. This is one of the teas that has been in my cupboard for too long, so I'm making efforts to drink all of it down before new orders come in. It's a pleasant enough green tea. Light, mellow, and vegetal without being overly grassy. The tea base is slightly buttery. The flavors of gently roasted nuts and cream are light and accompany the natural flavors of the tea nicely. There's vanilla at the end of every sip. It tastes more like whipped cream than ice cream. Perhaps because ice cream is a heavy, dairy/buttermilk flavor, and whipped cream is more light and airy.
I'll get through the rest of this bag because it's blended very nicely, but it's definitely not something I'll crave. (Green tea. Eh.)
Flavors: Butter, Cream, Nutty, Roasted nuts, Vanilla, Vegetal
Since I found Black Beauty hiding among my samples, I wanted to try MzPriss's intriguing blend of Black Beauty and Special Dark. I have mixed feelings about SD. It's a little too intense for me, which means I usually add cream and sugar to it—a TON of sugar by my standards, or else I'm left with a charred taste in my mouth. SD has excellent qi, though, so I drink it to keep my bones warm during the winter. I never feel cold when I leave the house with a tea buzz!
For this blend I used 13-14oz of water. I combined about 3/4 of a tablespoon of SD and 2 teaspoons of BB in my infuser basket, then rinsed for 5 seconds. I steeped the leaves for 4 minutes. You guys. You guys!! This really good. It's thick and decadent like chocolate cake. There's an earthiness to it and the mild taste of stone fruits—presumably from the BB. The deep, resonant dark chocolate notes are backed by a syrupy honey-caramel sweetness. It's not at all bitter, though the brew is very intense. (I mean VERY.) It leaves the taste of chocolate cake in my mouth with rich, roasted overtones. The first thing I thought when I took a sip was "…coffee?!" No, it doesn't quite taste like coffee. It's better than coffee. It's the deep intensity and the roasted qualities of the tea that bring it to mind. As expected, my entire body is warm. Even my feet—and my feet are always cold. I feel like I could walk out in 40 degree weather with a t-shirt and stay warm for at least five or ten minutes. At least until the tea buzz wore off! I definitely need to brew some of this for my boyfriend. I'm desperately trying to convert him from coffee to tea, and I think this might help my case. Fingers crossed. Mua ha ha ha ha.
Flavors: Cake, Caramel, Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, Earth, Herbaceous, Honey, Malt, Mineral, Stonefruits, Sweet, Thick
This was a sample in my last Mandala order! I can't believe it took me this long to try it.
Rinse: 5sec
First steep: 1min 30sec
Second steep: 1min 45sec
Third steep: 2min
Wow, this tea is intensely sweet! I usually add a smidge of sugar to my cup but the first steep was almost too sweet to drink. It has a very soft, smooth texture. It's silky without a hint of astringency. The tea is gently floral, medium bodied, and has the taste of both honey and dark chocolate. There is also the suggestion of fruit but it isn't fully developed yet. It really emerges in the second steep as a thick, jammy sort of flavor that's like stone fruit and apricot. Cocoa and roast are the notes that follow. This tea is also earthy in a way that's herbaceous—not like wood, or leaves, or mushrooms. It leaves a mineral note on my tongue after sipping. There are similarities between this tea and a high quality Keemun, but it lacks the characteristic smoky notes and is more honey/caramel than sweet potato. In my final steep cocoa, roast, and apricot are the dominant notes. There is a delicious syrupy caramel-honey finish that makes my tongue tingle like I'm sipping something carbonated. That completely caught me off guard. I've only experienced it maybe once, or twice with different teas. It has an indescribable "bubbliness" to it. Mineral and stone fruits remain in the aftertaste, though my tongue is still tingling. This tea was absolutely delightful! I'll have to pick some up in my next order.
Flavors: Apricot, Cocoa, Dark Chocolate, Floral, Grain, Herbaceous, Honey, Jam, Mineral, Roasted, Smooth, Stonefruits
I'm missing this tea from my collection, having polished off the last of it a few weeks ago. I think I feel a Mandala order coming soon, because this is a black tea to truly love!
i REALLY want another mandala order aslong with a few others but i'm REALLY trying to wait…not to mention i have my most recent mandala order waiting to be opened for when i gt get a few more teas cleared…though i'm sharing a bunch of mandala with courtney this week so that will mean an order sooner mwahahahaha
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Rinse: 5sec
First steep: 1min
Second steep: 1min 15sec
Third steep: 1min 30sec
Fourth steep: 3min
It opens with a sweet, nutty, kettle corn flavor that I identify with roasted TGY or Alishan. It's a bit like toasted rice. There is a light mineral taste and a clean freshness that makes me think of river stones. The reason most Wuyi oolongs turn me off is the overbearing mineral/metallic taste I've found in every one that I've tried. Rather than being a dominant flavor, here it acts as a subtle middle note. It supports the equally mellow flavor of wood—it reminds me of tree bark. The finish is creamy vanilla and soybean, and it leaves the lingering taste of honeysuckle flowers on my tongue. The second steep has stronger notes of roasted nuts and light woodsmoke. By the third steep the heavier, roasted flavors, minerals, and nuts have receded. It leaves a floral and refreshing liquid that bears faint memories of rice and pine. The finish is clean, though traces of vanilla bean and honey remain. In the last steep there are notes of stone fruit and a playful, tangy, citrus-like tone. Again the finish is clean and it leaves a cooling sensation in the back of the throat. Powdered sugar and crushed flowers follow, but the cooling sensation lingers. Overall this was a very pleasant surprise. Not at all what I expected, and the first time that I've sincerely enjoyed a straight oolong in a very long time.
Flavors: Citrus, Creamy, Floral, Honey, Honeysuckle, Mineral, Nutty, Pine, Powdered sugar, Roasted, Smoke, Soybean, Stonefruits, Sweet, Toasted Rice, Vanilla, Wood
First steep: 2min
Second steep: 3min
The first steep is very fruity and bright with notes of stone fruit, raisins, honey, and a heavy malt/caramel aftertaste. Most of what I taste here is fruit. It's tart and has this bitter-nut-skin quality to it that's not overly bitter or unpleasant. I don't think I've ever eaten chestnut or had many things flavored like it, but it reminds me very much of SOT's Candied Chestnut, so I suppose that's the flavor I'm having trouble naming. There's a hint of sourdough as well. The second steep also contains notes of chestnut, honey, and plums, though it is comparatively light. Slight caramel aftertaste, not much in the way of malt or chocolate. I will try the recommended 3:30 steep next time to see if I can coax a deeper and maltier flavor profile.
Flavors: Baked Bread, Caramel, Chestnut, Dried Fruit, Honey, Malt, Plums, Raisins, Sour, Stonefruits, Tart


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1996 Lady Vol championship story
The championship game was an SEC rematch with Georgia and Tennessee didn't play around.
The last dance of the college basketball season belonged to Michelle Marciniak and the Lady Vols after they did a Tennessee Waltz all over Georgia for an 83-65 national championship victory before 23,291 at Charlotte Coliseum.
Marciniak, with the distinctive ponytail and nickname, helped choreograph the basketball action and then the Final Four's most outstanding player signaled the start of the joyous celebration with a pump of her fist from the bench.
The program's fourth national championship, the first since 1991, was earned with tools as familiar to Tennessee's trade as scissors and a ladder.
Tennessee (32-4) put five scorers in double figures, led by Chamique Holdsclaw and Charlotte native Tiffani Johnson with 16 points apiece. The Lady Vols also dominated the boards, pulling down a 54-39 edge.
Georgia (27-5) was led by La'Keshia Frett's 25 points, but received just eight from guard Saudia Roundtree, who had promised to help bring a title to Georgia when she signed two years ago.
While UT coach Pat Summitt was taking a congratulatory phone call from President Clinton, Marciniak cradled the national championship trophy like a new-born baby. She carried this symbol of why she transferred to UT throughout the postgame festivities and until dawn do they part.
"I'm sleeping with it tonight," she said.
The trophy may have been hers but the work that went into earning it was shared by many. As Georgia coach Andy Landers said: "Tennessee played the way Tennessee plays."
The game's first five minutes were a shared performance, however, and a feast for the eyes as the teams traded thunderous blows.
Georgia sought an early advantage not with player of the year Roundtree, but forward Frett, who scored two early baskets.
Tennessee struck back with freshman Holdsclaw, who admitted to being nervous during Friday's semifinal win against Connecticut. With Roundtree guarding her, the 6-foot-2 forward first got comfortable down low for a basket. Then she took the 5-7 Roundtree outside and ducked under her to nail a 17-footer.
"I went out there and played like a Tennessee player," said Holdsclaw, who had a team-high 14 rebounds, "because I wanted to win a national championship."
And so these teams were off into a glorious night of hoops.
Tennessee forged its first advantage in much the same manner that it made its first break from UConn. The Lady Vols went to their zone defense about midway through the half. The Lady Bulldogs missed four consecutive shots.
While Georgia sputtered, Tennessee sprinted to a 28-19 lead with the help of its bench. Pashen Thompson scored off an inbounds play and Brynae Laxton worked inside for two baskets, the second of which gave UT its biggest lead of the half.
Roundtree, who had five of her six turnovers in the first half, sat down for a few minutes during this time to collect herself. The break afforded her a prime seat to watch Frett work.
The junior forward was a sight to behold, nailing eight of 10 first-half shots and gathering several of her game-high 16 rebounds. Frett did this scoring work from outside. She rallied Georgia with three consecutive jumpers late in the half.
Tennessee managed a 42-37 halftime lead with two late baskets from Johnson. Her difficult jump hook served to punctuate this compelling 20 minutes of play.
The Lady Vols built on that lead after halftime, bolting from the locker room to a 53-39 lead in the first four minutes.
Their surge was built on passion and precision. If Johnson wasn't soaring for a rebound basket, Abby Conklin was swishing one of her four 3-pointers.
The final basket of this run spliced together a little of both attributes. Marciniak stripped the ball from Frett and set sail for the basket with Roundtree in pursuit. Marciniak slammed on the brakes to let the defender pass and banked in a basket.
This play and this run was indicative of how Tennessee put its game plan into action. Summitt put these athletic feats in academic terms saying, "They went out an aced the exam."
In Final Four terms, the last dance was theirs and it will last forever.
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