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1323 Tasting Notes
Good morning Steepsterites.
This one came from Hesper June as one of the selection of Butiki things that she sent me. I didn't request any particular ones at the time, I just asked for a sample of whatever she was willing to share.. Had I made actual requests, I don't think I would have looked twice on this one as I'm highly sceptical of the guayusa base. I've tried that stuff twice before and I found it sort of meh to unpleasant plain and revolting when flavoured Earl Grey style. So right now I suppose I'm hoping that it's like rooibos, which I also don't like plain but do like flavoured with SOME types of flavours. People are so enthusiastic about this one that I'm honestly a little nervous now. I really don't want to be the first one to say I don't like it! O.o
The aroma seems safe enough. It's very lemony and there's something ever so slightly creamy about it too. Kind of vanilla-ish, although no vanilla has been added as far as I can tell. There's something very… herbal about the aroma as well. Nothing that I can really put my finger on as anything special or details about what must surely be the base. It's just very Not Tea.
I taste primarily lemon, and again that vanilla-ish aftertaste in combination with something that's really only definable as Not Tea. The aftertaste first turns slightly minty and then decidedly leafy and a bit sour. This, I imagine has to be the base at work, and in the case of the souress, perhaps also some of the lemon.
I suspect this is something I'll have to pay attention to and get drunk while it's still warm. With most regular teas, I don't mind continuing after they get lukewarm or even cold, but this doesn't really taste like something that I would enjoy much cold. As it is now, however, cooled just enough that it's drinkable with scalding myself, I'm surprised and pleased to say that I will not be the first person to say they didn't like it. I will, however, also not be handing out hundreds of points. It's pleasant, this, yes, but it's not something that I would seek out later. I'm still not really convinced by the base and will always prefer real tea.
This one is another one from the massive pile that Auggy shared with me. I understand that the name refers to some sort of cake or something, and when I read the description of it I was pretty excited to try it. This post is actually a backlog based on hand scribbled notes which I hope to be able to decipher, so this was one of the first of her lot that I tried.
The aroma of the leaves is awesome. It smells like fresh pastry, straight out of the oven. It's nutty and sweet and warm and slightly spicy, and I was pleased to find that this goes for both the dry leaf and the steeped cup. Almost exactly the same aroma, actually.
In the flavour the picture was almost the same as before, with the same elements to it. It was still quite nutty and a bit spicy, but the pastry note was really the by far largest one of them all where before they had seemed more equal to one another. On the swallow and in the long aftertaste it turned all sugary sweet.
It was a very nice cup, but it's not something that I think I could have more than one cup of at the time. One was good, but I think more than one, it would just become too much. It's extremely richly flavoured, this.
I absolutely adore this tea but I don't think I could have more than 1 cup in a row either—it's so rich and decadent, without any additions!
I was excited to read about this tea – because I just made a brioche today! It is not actually a cake but a very buttery, sweat yeast bread. Really, it is the dessert of breads, but I can't imagine the bread and the tea would be good together. Too rich.
Brioche is really fluffy, wholesome and like a sweet eggy bread, so I'm heartened to hear that there is a tea out there that smells and tastes like a fresh pastry~
Another one based on hastily scribbled notes, this tea was from my Discover China TeaSpring order, in which I sought to try out other parts of China apart from just Fujian and the search for the perfect Keemun. …Erm, yes. Well, I am aware that this is in fact a Keemun. In my Discover China order. Which was supposed to take me a little away from that. But honestly TeaSpring has a handful of Keemuns to choose from and as I am still searching for that elusive perfect one, wouldn't it be stupid to not get some when I was ordering anyway? I think so too.
I have mentioned before my preference tendencies with the leaf grades of Keemun, so I shan't go into all that again. Suffice to say that this one is the cheapest one the offer, because to me that seemed to spell the highest chance of success.
The aroma had that nice, mild smoky top note, which is exactly as I prefer it. There was a nice bit of sweetness and grainyness to it as well. In the dry leaf, this grain-y note came off as quite malty.
Basically the aroma of this Keemun is pretty much spot on for how I imagine I want the perfect Keemun to appear.
It was a smooth cup. Soft and almost creamy as if I could almost imagine that milk had been added to it. (Note, I never add milk or sugar to anything) The body of the flavour struck me as somewhat thin, though, which was a bit of a disappointment. I had been hoping for something with a bit of substance to it. I think, though, that this is something that might be fixed by having a closer look at the amount of leaf used. I should like to see if the grain-y notes can't be made to fill out a bit more.
One of the most important things about a great Keemun is that smoky top-note. I already mentioned that it was near perfection in the aroma and it isn't indeed present in the flavour as well. This is the note that in higher leaf grades seem to turn more floral in nature, but this cheap-skate version from TeaSpring had just the right level of smokyness over floralness.
So on the smoky level, we so have a winner. On the body level, well, it remains to be seen. I really must do a little experimentation with it to find that out for sure. It did develop a little more as it cooled down, though, but that just didn't really seem enough for it to be a truly awesome Keemun. If the leaf amount is not enough to take it to a higher level of enjoyment, then I suspect I must go one stop further up on the leaf grade ladder and see what happens. I just hope, should that happen, that it won't mean a loss of that great balance of smoky versus floral notes.
(You know what's weird? Writing about a Keemun while drinking a forest fruit flavoured tea. I keep expecting the tea in the cup to taste like Keemun…)
That last line is very interesting. I've had very similar experiences. I've noticed that trying to taste a tea whilst browsing a dealer's website can get the taste-buds a little confused; and trying two teas, one immediately after the other, really doesn't work for me. It's odd how things interfere with each other in the old brain. Also, I often feel that I have to turn my music down or off to taste a tea properly.
I have been rather desperate to try some of these Butiki blends for quite some time now. They seem to be so unanimously well received and strawberry oolong in particular sounds like something that can't fail. So when I was in a position to offer Hesper June a sample from my collection of something she was interested in trying and I had the chance to ask, I took the opportunity to ask if she might be able to spare a sample of some of that. She was!
This particular one wasn't initially one that had made that much of a bleep on my radar. Not until I actually removed it from the box that Hesper June sent me. Then I went all 'Ooooooooooh!' and my eyes were like this O.O and now I'm going to try it having just been waiting for a good time to do so since, ooh, Friday.
The leaves definitely smelled like pistacio ice cream. In a sort of way in which the ice cream doesn't smell cold, which is kind of odd. I imagine if you could freeze dry ice cream, that's what it would smell like. Powerfully nutty too and almost marcipan-y.
After steeping it's less of the freeze dried ice cream and more of the pistachio and almost marcipan-y notes. It reminds me of Christmas marcipan sweets, which frankly makes me wonder if I'm going into some specific Christmas mode or something! Second time today I've had something that I thought smelled like Christmas.
Oh, that's very pistachio on the flavour! How intereting! There have been so many different nutty flavoured teas out there, but I've never had one with pistachio before and now I honestly can't think why. It lends it's flavour beautifully to the base, and I definitely think a green tea was the right choice for the base here.
I'm getting mostly the green base and the pistachios in the flavour, but then it's a very smooth experience. Long and smooth and thick. I think this is supposed to be the ice cream bit, and although it's not as sweet as actual ice cream, it does indeed invoke that sort of thought. (If it was as sweet as ice cream, I probably wouldn't have liked it.)
I'm so glad I asked Hesper June to sample some Butiki, and I'm glad she decided to share some of this one with me. It's lovely.
Butiki has some of the best flavored tea I've ever had! It's never overdone and the quality is always remarkable…
For some reason today I had a Mariah Carey Christmas song in my head out of no where! Maybe it's the moon…
This really makes me want to get the pistachio matcha from Red Leaf!
I have this tea though and it is VERY yummy! You should get this and cantaloup and cream if you have not tried that yet!
Azzrian and Helena, cantaloupe and cream was also shared with me by Hesper June. I'll have to try it soon!
DaisyChubb, oh I know how that goes. I've had Good King Wenceslas well and truly stuck in my head for two years now! O.o
TheTeaFairy, that seems to be agreement. It makes me wish I could actually shop there. Alas…
This is another one from Auggy and I have to admit that when I unwrapped this tin, my immediate thought was 'Russian gout?' O.o So that's what it's called in my head now. Russian gout. It probably has rather a lot to do with the fact that I don't speak French.
Anyway, it's a black base flavoured with seven types of citrus fruits, first and foremost among which appears to be bergamot, when going by the aroma. Both the leaves and the steeped cup is heavy on the aroma and then with the other fruits slightly more in the background and just strong enough to make it not a variation on the Earl Grey theme.
When it comes to the flavour it's evened out a bit more, but I can't say I can pick out the different fruits individually. It's all just a mixture of generic citrusness on a black base.
It's quite pleasant actually, and it reminds me of the Kusmi Russian blend sampler I had once; a combination of Anastasia and Troika I think would produce something quite similar to this. That makes it a rather heavy sort of flavour, where those two Kusmis I remember as being fairly light on the feet. I think I preferred those two respectively over this more lumbering beast. I would have liked to have seen a little more 'lift' in this, if you understand what I mean by that. It feels a little to me like there might have been just one ingredient too many in this combination.
Still, though, if what you're looking for is just something citrus-y without requiring anything more specific than that, then this is a good choice.
I, with my love of citrus, was hoping for so much more out of this one. Ah well. At least it isn't a bad tea.
Yes, it's a little over-done, isn't it? I've been thinking Kusmi Troika thoughts on and off since having this one though. I may have to see about whether I can get me some of that again…
This Yunnan was shared with me by Auggy and I have to say I'm sceptical as soon as I see the word 'Yunnan'. However, as you may recall, I had a rather nice Yunnan the other day which didn't have that flavour of hay, and it reminded me that all Yunnan is not created equal and that some of it is actually quite nice. So therefore I am going forth with this, safe in the knowledge that Auggy has come to know my tastes very well.
So is this one of the nommy Yunnans or one of the meh ones? The aroma isn't really giving me much of a clue. It's quite chocolate-y and sweet spicy, but there is also a tinge to the spice note that say, "hay, there!" (Did you see what I did there? Teehee!) Mostly though, it's sweetie-like in the aroma so I go forth, still not completely put off.
So that was the leaves. The cup after steeping smells less chocolate-y and far more sweet spicy. I have to say it reminds me most of all of 'brunkager' 1 which is a very traditional Danish Christmas biscuit. Funny to find that in tea! On the tail end of summer no less. It does indeed bode well for the flavour, especially as you can see that I didn't find any of those hay-like notes here.
So flavour. Disappointingly the association to Christmas biscuits stop here. And yes it was a disappointment, because the aroma in the cup was SO like it, that my tongue was already preparing itself for that particular flavour. And all it got was tea. Which is all good and well but not really what it was looking for at this point. How tricksy this aroma is!
Rather than a spicy biscuit, it's actually more sort of broth-y. I'm still getting the spicy notes, but it doesn't show itself as so sweet here in the flavour. My first and foremost association is actually to a time when I was served a soup which was spiced with these same spices. There is a whiff of that hay in the background, but it never really comes out in any significant manner, and there also isn't any of those cocoa or chocolate notes that have tended to be a good sign of a Yunnan that I would actually enjoy. There is a pleasant sort of malty, creamy aftertaste though, which pulls the whole thing in a third direction.
This one comes out fairly in the middle of the two experiences with Yunnan that I've had and with a pointer towards a thirdk and that makes it difficult for me to work out what to do with it. I think I'm mostly enjoying it, but I probably wouldn't go out and purchase it. I expect with those spicy notes, from a Danish point of view it would work excellently in a Christmas blend.
1 http://www.food.com/recipe/danish-brun-kager-brown-cookies-13614 2
2 Look, Nik showed me the other day how to do footnotes! Isn't that neat?! :D
Warning: not everything in the package will probably be to your tastes. Some of them (like this one) I shared so you can try them since I figured you'd never actually buy a whole pouch of it! :)
Azzrian, the hay is usually a bit of a turn-off for me. :)
Auggy, yes, I noticed the selection was a little eclectic. :) That's good though. Some of them, had they been available to me, I wouldn't have tried otherwise. It just wouldn't even have crossed my mind to have a second look at all. (Your care package is going to be a little similar to that in that I'm packing things down for it as I get/think of it, so I haven't actually tried everything yet. I just started packing it down right away so I wouldn't accidentally drink anything I had wanted to share. :p There are a few things that I expect will be well received though. I've run out of small tins too, so now I have to drink up some of yours so I can wash the tins and send them back!)
Ha! I ran out of tins, too! (As I'm sure you could tell.) And I'm all for samples of teas I wouldn't otherwise try. Sometimes something new can be discovered and other times it's just nice to have had the experience without having to drink to 50 or 100 grams of it!
I thought I had tons of the small teas, but I used a lot for the stuff that you sent me. I've made the labels ready, though. So far it seems to lean more towards the unflavoured, though. I haven't actually got much of anything other than samples that are flavoured at the moment. Lots of blends, though.
As much as I seem to buy flavored teas, I definitely like unflavored better – and blends make me happy! I need to make some room in my pantry so take your time! :)
This stuff smells fab, I must say. Auggy shared it with me, and I only have to read the description to understand why. This stuff sounds right up my alley!
It reminds me strongly of the orange flavoured pu-erh from Nothing But Tea which I lurve. I must stock up on that again soon! It's all orangy and slightly rough around the edges, although disappointingly not smoky. It's supposed to be lightly smoked this stuff in the base.
Well, I think 'lightly' is the keyword here. Either that or it's a tea which comes with a naturally occurring degree of smoky notes. It's Chinese, so that option isn't really all that unlikely. I find that a whiff of something smoky is not uncommon in Chinese blacks. I just… I could have wished for it to come out more in the aroma.
That aside, though, as I mentioned initally, it does smell fab. (Charm the Cat appears to find it unbelievably stinky, though. She just made that face like she trying to protect her nose by pulling it into her own skull)
Now, the flavour, however, that's where all the action is.
Based on the aroma alone, I would have thought it was going to be something quite orange-y but as it turns out the orange is mere adding the highlights on a deliciously smoky black. It's not quite LS strength smoke, but it's along those lines, and definitely more smoky than anything that would turn up naturally. Still, once again the keyword is lightly smoked.
At first I get the orange. Lots of orange, but not any sort of fresh orange, really. It's more something that gives me associations to dried orange slices used as decoration. Those look great and if one were to bite one, I imagine it would taste like this. So orange on a slightly rough and dark body. Then the smoky notes come in on the swallow and the aftertaste.
I should really like to know what the base for this is. I have a suspicion that it might be delish on it's own as well as in this blend. (And I have a few suspicions of the Anhui sort as I'm getting the impression of something grainy in there. Perhaps blended with a different region to give it a little more darkness and depth)
Also, this base with a red berry flavour. That has the potential to be epic!
It's awesome! It really put the orange pu-erh craving into me. :D There's an NBT order in my not too distant future, I think. And this time I'll actually place it, instead of doing something weird and then waiting impatiently for three weeks for an order to arrive that I never actually placed at all…
A friend of ours passed away last night following a massive brain hemorrhage.
Steepsterites, please PLEASE look after yourselves and your bodies and PLEASE learn the warning symptoms of stroke and brain hemorrhage. I cannot stress enough how important this is. It can strike like lightning from a clear sky and every single split second counts.
Then toast with me, please.
To Janet.
My condolences to you and her family. Thank you for reminding us all of the importance of life and making every second count. This cup is for Janet.
I'm so sorry, Angrboda. There's a chain email that sometimes goes around that is actually true, and worthy of paying attention to. If you think someone has had a stroke, when they are conscious: ask them to smile, ask them to hold their arms up, ask them to speak a simple sentence ie, the sky is blue. It's not an all-encompassing approach but it covers a lot of symptoms of a stroke. Even if someone can do all three, they might still need medical help ASAP, but the information can make it easier for a dispatcher to get an ambulance out sooner too.
Memory Eternal for your friend.
You are so right.
Women especially don't know the symptoms and they can be different than the ones for men. It's a good idea to look them up. In case of stroke you have very little time to get help so time is important. There is a book I read called My Stroke of Genius written by a lady brain researcher who was alone and had a stroke and describes what it was like. I had a TIA which is like a stroke but no damage.
My sincerest sympathies. My grandmother died of a stroke, when my older brother was 2, she never got to meet her three granddaughters. Meanwhile her husband out lived her but have dozens of major and minor stokes, as well as three heart attacks, he lost his speech, his mobility and his independence, was no life at all. So the women in our family are very aware of the signs. To Janet.
I am sorry for your loss! I hope things get better. Your warning is heeded. Those are very serious medical conditions.
It's been ages since I've had a breakfast blend! I'm relatively familiar with the English Breakfast, less so with the Irish Breakfast, which out of the two I prefer because it's a little stronger and a little heartier. Scottish Breakfast, however, is new to me, so I've been curious about it for some time. It's the completionist in me. Getting the British Isles rounded of, sort of. (I wonder if there's a Welsh Breakfast out there somewhere too…?)
Hesper June shared this one with me and her parcel arrived at the same time as a parcel from Auggy did. Lately I've taken to keeping unposted about teas on my desk, and I had just got it almost cleared from the TeaSpring order when this happened! Since Auggy in particular went completely ballistic and shared a whole tea shop with me, it seems like, the desk is now littered with tiny tins and I have my work cut out for me here. It makes it very difficult to work out where to start! O.O Exploring the selection a little, however, I found this and thought, 'Gosh! How ideal!'
I still haven't got any new Roy Kirkham (I'm working on it) pots, so I found the really rubbish tea-for-one pot in the back of the cupboard and resigned myself to the fact that this pot requires pouring over the sink, while trying not to despair too much about the waste.
Now, according to Hesper June this is a blend of Indian, Ceylon and China teas, which made me sigh, because really, how hard is it to be specific? I get that they don't want to reveal too much of their secret recipe, but I just want to know which regions we're dealing with. There are HUGE differences between regions in India alone. But then again, I expect the average consumer doesn't really care about that level of detail, and likely it wouldn't mean that much to most of them anyway.
Guess the ingredient it is, then.
Well, from the aroma alone I'm already suspecting the first one and the flavour strengthens that suspicion. I think there must be Darjeeling in here. It has that grassy, spicy aroma and the same sort of grassy flavour to it, along with a certain mineralness. I don't think it's very much, though. I can't find it on every sip, but in the aroma, especially while I was pouring it, it seemed very clear.
Then there's something quite sweet in the aroma as well. There is the Darjeeling note, in a sort of fleeting way, at the top followed immediately by something floral, and underneath all that is the sweet bit. It smells not like caramel but sort of along those lines. A bit malty and quite heavy too, as if the weight of it made it sink below those other notes. It doesn't show up so much in the flavour as such, but it stands out in the aftertaste, again as a caramel-esque note. It rather enhances the impression that it's heavier than the other notes and that I might reach it better when I get closer to the bottom of the cup. I have absolutely nothing to base this on, but get a strong impression that this note is from the Ceylon element.
Now finally, I mentioned a floral note, and here I think we have our China participant. Keemun, I think, which accounts to the malty element of what I imagine to be the Ceylon note and that floral note. You know how Keemuns, dependent on quality and leaf grade, can have either a pseudo-smoky top note or a floral one, or even sometimes both, yes? I tend to prefer the smoky one over the others. The floral element here, however, reminds me strongly of the way a floral Keemun tastes, so I think that's what it must be.
So Keemun and Darjeeling to give it character, Ceylon to give it body, I think. I can't really region-guess on the Ceylon, I'm far too inexperienced with that area to do that. I'm puzzled, though, as to why I can't find any Assam in here. I thought Assam was pretty much a breakfast blend given. Of course me not being able to find it, doesn't mean it isn't there. Me being able to find something doesn't even mean that it is there.
Now, I don't much care for Darjeeling at all, so when I first smelled that in the aroma my initial reaction was to be a bit wary, but as it turns out there wasn't really anything to be afraid of here. Yes, it has the Darjeeling notes that I don't like, but they are not on their own. In a blend, they get spaced out a bit and complemented by the other ingredients. This way, I find it much more tolerable, so I'm beginning to think my dislike of pure Darjeeling is simply due to an overload of these particular notes. It seems to be going down just fine in a blend.
Love this breakdown! I'm always curious to read about what other people have found to be common to certain regions. I'd love to feel like I could pick them out; but I'm sure that I cannot, so I tend to avoid straight tea blends like the plague. I feel like I need far more experience with single types. The one Keemun I have tried indeed had floral notes!
It's something that comes with experience, I think. I didn't sit down and learn it, really. It all started with, 'hey this reminds me of…' and then I started wondering why it gave me those associations. (But yes, it does help to familiarise oneself with various regions first)
This tea had me slightly puzzled as well.
I just was expecting something of a more hearty nature.
But,was met with this tea,which I thought tasted more like a afternoon blend.
Very good review,you are much more experienced at tasting than I.
Interesting breakdown! And it is surprising to have a breakfast blend with no Assam. I thought that was standard!
Also, yes, I might have been a wee bit enthusiastic. But I had been holding on to some teas specifically to send to you but I knew I was going to wait until after my LPdT and ATR orders… so you got bits of those, too. I was a bit surprised when I saw how many ended up in the pile, though. I had more new(ish) tea than I thought!
I hate c25k with the burning passion of a thousand suns. There I said it. Now let's move on.
Here's another Explore China tea, and as some of you may have noticed it's a Yunnan black.
"Hey, hang on!" I hear some of you exclaim. "You keep saying you don't care for Yunnan blacks!"
"Yes," I answer, "that is quite correct. Well spotted! However, there is the odd exception to the rule, and this is it."
"But you keep saying that Yunnan black tastes like hay and you can spot it mile off!" I hear some of you protesting.
"I can. But not ALL Yunnan black tastes like hay. Most do, but some don't," I reply patiently.
"Hmmm…" I hear some of you mutter sceptically. "Ang with a Yunnan black… this cannot end well."
Well, let's not turn the whole thing into a screenplay, lest we be forced to act it out. 95% of all Yunnan black teas I seem to come across are the golden type. Those, I do not much care for. Those, I often feel is a mouthful of wet hay. Those, I can only drink and enjoy when in the proper mood (under which circumstances I do find them very enjoyable)
But this stuff is different. This stuff is like being smacked round the head with toffee! I want to say it's a bit chocolate-y, but that's not really it. Neither is it properly caramel-y, so fudge or toffee is the closest I can get here. It's that sort of candy-like sweetness with a touch of malt underneath. Just enough to make it not smell like a sweetie shop and just enough to give it a hint of grain.
I have to say I botched the steeping slightly because I wasn't using the timer and it went slightly over the time I had expected it to end up at, but I can inform you that the leaves didn't care. It's not bitter, it's not astringent, and it doesn't even taste particularly strong.
There's a slightly woody flavour to it, which somehow comes across as a more mature sort of that hay flavour that I normally associate this region with.
It's also rather more cocoa-y than it was in the aroma and less of the other types of sweets I mentioned. The malt is still there though, just a little bit, and the grain-y aspect is a little less obvious.
I had this tea yesterday as well, three steeps of it. I have to say the third steep wasn't really all that worth the effort, as it was quite thin in flavour, but it was still fairly nice. I'm quite pleased with this purchase.
And if anybody can explain to me what it is that makes such a huge difference between this Yunnan black (or those dragon balls for that matter) and those other golden ones, the ones that I don't care for, please do.
Oh my, C25K… I am going to start that as soon as I am sure the temperature isn't going to spike back up again. I was halfway doing it about a month ago, and then I just couldn't take the heat.
As to the Yunnan differences, I have no skills there, sorry.
We've been going in the evening or in the morning so we avoided most of the worst heat, but some days were still pretty dire. This morning it was raining, though, which wasn't really that much of an improvement. We're on week 3 now.
c25k? Couch To Five Kilometers. It's a jogging program for beginners where the difficulty is gradually increased over (I think) nine weeks. At the end of the program you should be capable of jogging five kilometers.
Interesting concept that c25k. I think it would kill me but interesting. I totally enjoyed the screenplay. :D
It's killing me and husband won't allow me to quit. He bikes a lot so he's in shape, and so far in the program doesn't even get freaking out of breath, while Certain Others can only wheeze.
I tried running about ten years' back (I was never the sporty type even as a youngster), but I gave it up – apart from being hard work, it was so mind-numbingly boring! I'm a naturally fast walker who never gets anywhere very fast because there is always so much to stop and look at, listen to or, even, smell – whether I'm on a city street or out in the countryside. Having to ignore things to keep on running was an absolute torture for me. No way was I going to that for the rest of my life.
alaudacorax, I agree! In school my whole week was made if PE got cancelled. I don't like being out of breath; I find it so unpleasant, and I I don't like sweating either. Bodily fluids, even my own, ick me out to no end. There are times when this is really very impractical indeed, running being one of them.
Skulleigh, I haven't reached that point yet. Right now I'm hating it enough that I'm not sure I ever will, but if I do manage to make it all the way through the program I'll probably try to keep up the habit. Even if I do hate it, it's good for the body and I don't really fancy risking the alternative. :)


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Zenoss and the Art of Network Monitoring
There are a multitude of other features in Zenoss that space here prevents covering, including Network Maps (Figure 8), a Google Maps API for multilocation monitoring (Figure 9) and Zenpacks that provide additional monitoring and performance-capturing capabilities for common applications.
In the span of this article, we have deployed an enterprise-grade monitoring solution with relative ease. Although it's surprisingly easy to deploy, Zenoss also possesses a deep feature set. It easily rivals, if not surpasses, commercial competitors in the same product space. It is easy to manage, highly customizable and supported by a vibrant community.
Although you may not achieve the silent mind as long as you work with networks, with Zenoss, at least you will be able to sleep at night knowing you will hear things when they go down. Hopefully, they won't be trees.
Zenoss: www.zenoss.com
Zenoss SourceForge Downloads Page: sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=163126
NET-SNMP: net-snmp.sourceforge.net
CentOS: www.centos.org
CentOS 5 Mirrors: isoredirect.centos.org/centos/5/isos/i386
Jeramiah Bowling has been a systems administrator and network engineer for more than ten years. He works for a regional accounting and auditing firm in Hunt Valley, Maryland, and holds numerous industry certifications, including the CISSP. Your comments are welcome at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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You could almost argue they don't deserve it back, they'd only give it to the next conman who came knocking.
It wasn't even a good scam, how did he find enough people to part with $32m??
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You could almost argue they don't deserve it back, they'd only give it to the next conman who came knocking.
It wasn't even a good scam, how did he find enough people to part with $32m??
All he needed to do was provide his name, address, DOB, bank details.................
Taxation dear friend, taxation.
Define it
Regulate it
Tax it
My tea leaves told me, so it must be right.
eBuyer returns are notoriously difficult, but if you stick to your guns you'll get what you want.
Distance selling regs and credit card protection seem to get the job done if you're in a bind.
The person originally responsible for initiating sloppy procedure will probably have moved one, having got a pat on the back for 'excellent cost cutting'.
Savings made by forgoing costly security measures, which leaves everyone else carrying the can.
They could leave themselves wide open for claims of incompetence, intentionally poor security and data mis-management, as well as obvious court cases.
Target took an absolute beating when details for their data breach started to surface.
It is legal???
So what happens if you refuse??
You'd be helping out the Greek Government.
The Greek people are buggered whatever happens.
When the scientific studys start to contradict themselves who do you ask for 'the truth'??
I think if a criminal is that slick to be able to steal a watch in that way then they'd probably have already gone straight for your wallet, and iphone, jacket and the shirt off your back.
It's (nearly) election time, so it's time for the Government to start doing things to appease the populous and hopefully win some seats.
Sony made a really bad film, about a really dodgy dictator.
No-one was surprised when they got owned so badly.
No-one was even that sympathetic, the film was terrible.
Police usually shoot the perp rather than risk a crease on their uniform from a physical confrontation.
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Total guess..........................
Whats with the pictures of the TV's??
Happened in a couple of recent Oscars didn't it??
I seem to remember the 'source' of one leak was the person presenting the Oscars.
Like the one in Delhi who raped a passenger??
Hello pot..........yes this is Kettle.
I have much experience from my Identity Card scheme, may I offer you some advice???
You obviously don't own dogs.
Taste is not an issue, mostly it's governed by what can physically fit down their neck.
Isn't most of the Satellite stuff in the UK 720p??
Surely they could treat us to full HD before going to 4K.
or are we going to get half UHD???
There's a special place in hell reserved for those morons.
With sod-all content.
There's next to nothing available right now, but still the push is to get more sets out there and not on the content to actually watch on them???
Some stuff does and some stuff does not say free delivery.
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My last order was Free next day delivery (which is now a day late) ho ho ho Yodel.
The story un-folding in the press is far more entertaining than most crap rolled out of Hollywood today.
To be true to life the head needs increasing in size several times
Which broadly translates to:
We're still not quite sure how we're going to dodge around this new law.
Politicians cut the cable??
Probably racked with guilt, failed to sell his lot at the one time the company was actually worth a damn.
because it's the European Parliament, they live to waste time and money.
Two wrongs make.......
Well not quite, because BT and Openreach are separate.
I guess the confusion arises because both companies can give utterly rubish customer service.
Something exists outside of the M25???
Someone should tell the folks in charge, they probably don't have a clue.
The Old C1/107 cars were hands down the best budget buy in their day.
They were a good thousand pounds cheaper than the Toyota for pretty much identical spec.
I think we caught the dealer on a good day with our 107, it was an old spec/reg they needed to shift, it was so cheap we needed to double check the figure.
Thats a little bit generous really.
The Feds noticed the breech and got on the phone, it was only when government agents were at the guys door that he realised there was a problem.
Wait that one's been done.
Orbital Sciences claim to have fully refurbished and updated the Russian engines.
So it's unlikely the Russians sold them a dud as they've been totally rebuild and reworked by the OS lot.
So why was the offspring of a Neanderthal and a Human sterile again??
Russian group points finger at Ukrainian bloke, claims they are the most evil person around.
Same Russian group later seen searching for missing black kettle.
"Furry Balls Plopped Menacingly On The Table, Inc"
"Freedom of Speech in the US means that the press/media can say anything they like."
What you mean just like Red Bull did???
Like with mobile phone contracts, if it's only a couple of percent increase then it's allowed??
Just stick Metal Gear Solid on.
No-one can tell that it's a game anyway, it's just a over-complex silly film about a man in tight clothes.
Which seems strangely like the fantasy currency used in many of their games.
his main defence was:
"It wasn't me guv"
So isn't this defence, "you got that evidence from me illegally" merely saying, that yes it was him but it's not valid because they didn't follow the rules???
One level on Call of Duty has you walking through an airport brutally slaying innocent civilians.
How much Oil they have.
Do you require some Freedom??
Apple had stopped working with Samsung??
They don't 'use' any IP, unless you include using it as a stick to beat other companies with and dragging them through the courts?????
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INCIDENTS: Three reported incidents involving cuts, scrapes and fractured bones to adults and minor cuts and scrapes to children.
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WHY: The bicycle's frame can break in the center during use and cause the rider to lose control, posing a fall hazard.
INCIDENTS: The company is aware of 12 reports of bicycle frames breaking, including two injuries, a head laceration requiring 20 stitches and scrapes and bruises.
HOW MANY: About 10,500
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Study reveals 'escape mechanism' in cancer cells deprived of KRAS activity
Cancers driven by – and dependent on – the potent mutated cancer gene KRAS have an especially poor prognosis, and three decades of scientific attempts have failed to produce drugs that can attack KRAS and halt the tumors' runaway growth.
A renewed assault on the problem is underway, but researchers report in the journal Cell they have identified a backup genetic pathway that can enable cancer cells to survive and thrive in the absence of KRAS. If and when it becomes possible to shut down the oncogene in human cancers, the findings suggest, this escape mechanism will have to be blocked as well to kill the tumor cells.
"It tells us that if we can turn off KRAS, the tumors are going to find a way of turning on this resistance program; it helps anticipate what molecules you need to target along with KRAS," said William Hahn, MD, PhD, of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Hahn is co-senior author of the study along with Tyler Jacks, PhD, director of the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT, the David H. Koch Professor of Biology, and senior associate member at the Broad Institute.
The newly identified mechanism is a biological partnership involving KRAS and YAP1, a gene that makes a regulatory protein. YAP1 is involved in regulating organ size during embryonic development, and extra copies of it have been found in liver cancers.
The investigators sifted through 16,000 different genes, searching for any that could "rescue" laboratory-maintained cancer cells in which KRAS was turned off. YAP1 stood out in that respect. The cells, which are "addicted" to KRAS signals for survival and growth, normally would die as a result. Instead, expression of the YAP1 gene replaced the need for KRAS. The experiments also revealed that YAP1 is necessary, along with KRAS, for the cells to become cancerous.
In addition, the notorious capability of KRAS-driven cancers to become invulnerable to treatments by developing drug resistance appears to stem from the interaction of KRAS and YAP1, the study revealed.
"This is a very important paper," commented Frank McCormick, PhD, of the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research in Frederick, MD. "It highlights a pathway [YAP1 and related genes] involved in drug resistance that wasn't appreciated in this context before. This is something we will have to anticipate and get ahead of if we can find ways to target KRAS. It also focuses attention on how KRAS causestumors in the first place."
McCormick leads the Solve RAS program, an effort launched by the National Cancer Institute in 2013 to find ways of targeting the RAS gene family to which KRAS belongs.
Discovered more than 30 years ago, mutant RAS oncogenes have been implicated in about 30 percent of human cancers, and KRAS is its most prominent and aggressive member. Mutant KRAS drives particularly hard-to-treat cancers, including many pancreatic, lung, and colon cancers. The RAS oncogenes have frequently been termed "undruggable;" their three-dimensional structure provides few if any footholds for drugs to bind with.
The launch of the RAS program reflects somewhat greater optimism that the problem may be solvable, thanks in part to more sophisticated tools for imaging the oncogene's structure and techniques, such as nanotechnology, that could provide a new avenue for drug delivery.
"There is reason to believe this won't be an unsolvable problem forever," said Hahn. He said he and his colleagues are continuing their research on the newly discovered KRAS "rescue" mechanism with the aim of finding methods to counteract it in KRAS–driven tumors.
The research was funded by National Institutes of Health grants R01 CA140545, U01 CA 176058, P01 CA 050661, and T32 GM007753, and Koch Institute Support Grant P30-CA14051 from the National Cancer Institute.
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