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The numbers are irrefutable.
Over the course of nine NFL seasons with five teams, wide receiver Brandon Lloyd has caught 311 passes in 112 games. A total of 119 of those receptions have come in the 25 games with two teams in which Josh McDaniels has either been Lloyd�s head coach (Denver, 2009-2010) or offensive coordinator (St. Louis, 2011).
To put it another way, Lloyd has averaged 4.8 receptions per game in which McDaniels has been on his sideline and 2.2 receptions per game in which McDaniels hasn�t.
�He�s a guy that I�m familiar with from the last few years,� said McDaniels, who after returning to New England as the Patriots� offensive coordinator was reunited with Lloyd when he joined the team as a free agent in March. �He gives us an outside receiver to compete with a lot of the guys that we have here, which is going to be an exciting thing for us to kind of watch and see how it all develops because we�ve got some guys coming in who do some different things.
�Brandon, he�s certainly a guy that is familiar with our system, first of all. He understands kind of what we ask of the receiver position.
�He�s brought a skill set on the outside of the perimeter that has definitely been helpful to the offenses that I�ve had a part in here in the last few years. How he fits in or what we end up doing with him along with the other receiving corps (in New England), we�ll kind of find out as we go through the spring and the summer, but we�re excited to have an opportunity to coach him again.�
McDaniels was introduced to Lloyd when he left as the Patriots� offensive coordinator to take over as head coach of the Broncos in 2009, but was fired 12 games into what was easily the most productive year of the wide receiver�s career in 2010, when he hauled in 77 passes for 1,448 yards and 11 touchdowns for a 4-12 team.
The duo was reunited in St. Louis last season when the Rams hired McDaniels as their offensive coordinator, then went out and acquired Lloyd in an October trade.
Lloyd played well for a 2-14 Rams team, catching 51 passes, five of them for touchdowns, in 11 games.
�You take it year by year,� McDaniels said, speaking at the Patriots� rookie minicamp, �and I�ve had an opportunity to form a relationship with him as a coach and a player, and he�s a guy that kind of took to our system and gave us an opportunity to do some really good things.
Page 2 of 2 - �The players are really the people that deserve the credit. It�s not our system. They really are the ones that make it successful and he�s had some success in it and we hope that he can continue that.�
Next mini in a month: The Patriots will conduct their team minicamp June 12-14 in Foxboro.
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The September/October 2011 edition featured the Texas Society of Architects' Design Awards. Jurors – Steve Dumez, FAIA; James Russell, FAIA; and David Salmela, FAIA – gave awards to: Arthouse by LTL Architects; Brockman Hall for Physics by Kieran Timberlake; Cabin on Flathead Creek by Andersson-Wise Architects; Rainwater Court by Dick Clark Architecture (with Architecture for Humanity); Sam Houston Tollway NE Toll Plaza by RdlR Architects; Singing Bell Ranch by Max Levy Architect; Sisters' Retreat by Mell Lawrence Architects; and five projects by Lake/Flato Architects—Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus, Armstrong Oil & Gas, Brown Residence, Cutting Horse Ranch, and Full Goods Warehouse and Il Sogno. Other articles covered Fountain Place as winner of the 25-Year Award, Texas Accessibility Standards, Houston Mod, the North Texas Sustainability Showcase, Bob Borson's "Life of an Architect" blog. Jim Atkins and Grant Simpson outlined roles as specified in AIA contract documents.
N E W S 25-Year Award for Fountain Place's Prismatic Tower, Urban Waterscape 18 T E X A S A R C H I T E C T In a profile of the building published in the July/August 1987 edition of Texas Architect, Dan Kiley (who died in 2004 at age 91) recalled how the idea of a waterscape came to him immediately while visiting the site with architects Harry Weese and Harry Cobb of I.M. Pei and Partners: "I looked around and said, 'It shall be all water. I saw it right away that I wanted it to be a place where people would walk on the water and be a part of the design, instead of just looking at water." Kiley said in the interview that the "hardness" of downtown Dallas caused him to reject his initial idea of paving with groups of trees. Originally planned as a pair of buildings, the second structure was never erected. The building's original owner, Criswell Development, is no longer in business. In his comments, juror Malone mentioned that the fact that the second building is missing does not affect how people perceive Fountain Place. "It's hard to know how successful it would have been if both buildings were there," he said, continuing, "if it would have lost some of the drama or if it would have been stronger." T A S T A F F 9 / 1 0 2 0 1 1 PHOTOS BY CRAIG BLACKMON, FAIA, BLACKINK ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY Since its completion in 1986, Fountain Place in downtown Dallas has been praised for both the geometrical precision of its 60-story tower clad in green glass and the extraordinary six-acre urban space that unfurls at its base. Originally known as the Allied Bank Tower at Fountain Place and designed by I.M. Pei and Partners with landscape architect Dan Kiley, the project was selected by a jury on July 6 to receive with the 2011 Texas Society of Architects' 25-Year Award. The annual award recognizes one building completed 25 to 50 years earlier that has stood the test of time by retaining its central form, character, and overall architectural integrity. The award will be presented on Oct. 28 in Dallas during the convention's first general session. A panel of five judges rev iewed seven nominations before unanimously selecting Fountain Place during a teleconference held on July 6. Members of the jury were Dan Hart, president of the Society; Ray Bailey, FAIA, d a l l a s current holder of the Lifetime Achievement Medal; Sarah M. Whiting, Assoc. AIA, dean of Rice University's School of Architecture; Michael Malone, chair of the Design Committee; and Stephen Sharpe, Hon. TSA, editor of Texas Architect. Jur y comments following the selection highlighted the building's elegant sculptural quality, its dynamism as an object when viewed from different perspectives, and its magnetic attraction as a public space activated by lush gardens and water features. Fountain Place was nominated by A I A Dallas. The chapter's submittal included a cover letter that stated: "The A llied Bank Tower at Fountain Place is not only the most extraordinar y tall building built in Texas during the 1980s, it is one of the great skyscrapers in America built in the second half of the twentieth century. Since its completion in 1986, it has emerged as the signature element of the Dallas skyline. Its glittering, prismatic form is balanced by a profoundly humanistic achievement at its base: a six-acre plaza and water garden that has been acclaimed as one of the great urban landscapes in America."


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CRASH >> Annville-Cleona and Bellegrove Community fire companies and First Aid and Safety Patrol and Life Lion EMS were dispatched to an accident with injuries at Clear Spring Road and West Main Street at 2:55 p.m. Sunday.
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CRASH >> Ebenezer and Glenn Lebanon fire companies and First Aid and Safety Patrol were dispatched to an accident with injuries at Heisey's Diner, 1740 Route 72 North at 11:57 a.m. Sunday.
CO DETECTION >> Avon Citizens, Weavertown, Glenn Lebanon and Lebanon city fire companies were dispatched to 2020 Mallard Lane at 3:17 a.m. Sunday.
automatic alarm >> City fire crews were dispatched at 6:43 p.m. Saturday to Car Wash Casino, 46 S. Eighth St.
WIRES SPARKING >> City fire crews were dispatched to 222 Chestnut St. for wires sparking at 3:40 p.m. Sunday.
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INVESTIGATION INSIDE>> Campbelltown Volunteer Fire Co. responded to an investigation outside 2269 S. Forge Road at 1:32 p.m. Sunday.
CRASH >> Vehicles driven by Chad R. Hollinger, 18, of Richland, Eugene L. Good, 55, of Newmanstown, and Cheryl L. Stoudt, 53, of Richland, were involved in an accident at North Sheridan and Fort Zellers roads at 1:09 p.m. Sunday. State police at Lickdale said Hollinger was travelling north on North Sheridan Road, fell asleep at the wheel and drifted across the double yellow line, striking Good's vehicle, which was travelling south near the intersection with Fort Zellers Road. Police said Stoudt was following Good and was unable to stop in time after the crash, hitting the rear of Good's vehicle. Police said all vehicles had to be towed from the scene. Police said Hollinger suffered leg injuries and was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital. He was wearing his lap and shoulder belt. Good suffered multiple moderate injuries and was taken to Reading Hospital; police said he was not wearing a seat belt. A 12-year-old Newmanstown boy, who was a passenger in Good's vehicle, also suffered moderate injuries to his leg and was taken in the same ambulance as Good, police said. Stoudt was not hurt. Richland's Neptune and Newmanstown fire companies and Myerstown and Schaefferstown ambulances and West Berks ambulance assisted at the scene. Hollinger was cited for careless driving, police said.
DWELLING FIRE >> Campbelltown and Lawn fire companies were dispatched to 1441 Cloverleaf Road in Mt. Joy Township for a fire at 3:52 a.m. Sunday.
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FIRE ALARM >> Palmyra Citizens and Campbelltown Volunteer fire companies were dispatched to 19 Community Circle at Lebanon Valley Brethren Home, 1200 Grubb Road, at 3:20 a.m. Sunday.
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CRASH >> Friendship and Hebron fire companies and First Aid and Safety Patrol were dispatched to an accident with injuries at Elizabeth Avenue and South Third Street at 2:35 a.m. Sunday.
FURNACE MALFUNCTION >> Friendship, Hebron and Cornwall fire companies and Schaefferstown ambulance were dispatched to 433 Meadowview Drive at 8:41 a.m. Sunday.
CAR FIRE >> Citizens Fire Co. and Life Lion EMS were dispatched to 36 E. High St. at 9:43 p.m. Sunday.
DUI >> Jeffrey Robert Kreiser, 56, Lebanon, was taken into custody by state police at Lickdale after a traffic stop at West Market and Walnut streets at 2:31 a.m. Sunday. Police said he was observed committing several traffic violations and was stopped; after showing signs of alcohol-related intoxication, he was placed into custody.


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'Australian violet' is a plant in the Viola (Violet) genus with a scientific name of Viola hederacea. The botanical name epithet for Australian violet (hederacea) means 'ivy-like'.
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Wine Tasting Bike Tour departing Vienna
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Just got the recommended specifications for the Crown Jewel Ti Indy Fab is building for me. So, here's the quiz; given the following measurements, what kind of ride should I expect?
Seat tube length - 54cm
top tube length - 55cm
head tube length - 155mm
head tube angle - 72.5 degrees
seat tube angle - 73.5 degrees
wheelbase - 988.5 mm
standover - 802.5mm
chain stay length - 410mm
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Buttermilk recipe from Better Homes and Gardens.
Scott Peacock's Classic Buttermilk Biscuits
Makes 12 to 16 biscuits
Prep: 10 minutes
Bake: 8 to 12 minutes
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Oven: 500 degrees
5 cups sifted unbleached all-purpose flour (measured after sifting)
1 tablespoons plus 1 ½ teaspoon homemade baking powder (see "Get Serious with Leavening," under techniques in the feature "How to make a classic biscuit") or purchased baking powder
1 tablespoon kosher salt
½ cup plus 2 tablespoons packed lard or butter, chilled
2 cups chilled buttermilk
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
1. Heat oven to 500 degrees . In large bowl whisk together flour, homemade baking powder, and kosher salt. Add lard, coating in flour. Working quickly, rub lard between fingertips until roughly half the lard is coarsely blended and half remains in large pieces, about ¾ inch.
2. Make a well in center of flour mixture. Add buttermilk all at once. With a large spoon stir mixture quickly, just until it is blended and begins to mass and form a sticky dough. (If dough appears dry, add 1 to 2 tablespoons additional buttermilk.)
3. Immediately turn dough onto generously floured surface. Using floured hands, knead briskly 8 to 10 times until cohesive ball of dough forms. Gently flatten dough with hands to even thickness. Using floured rolling pin, lightly roll dough to ¾-inch thickness.
4. Using a dinner fork dipped in flour, pierce dough completely through at ½-inch intervals. Flour a 2 ½- or 3-inch biscuit cutter. Stamp out rounds and arrange on heavy parchment-lined baking sheet. Add dough pieces, as-is, to baking sheet.
5. Place on rack in upper third of oven. Bake 8 to 12 minutes until crusty and golden brown. Remove. Brush with melted butter. Serve hot.
Nutrition information for each biscuit: 231 calories, 12 g fat (3 g sat. fat), 8 mg cholesterol, 200 mg sodium, 26 g carbohydrates, 2 g fiber, 6 g protein. Daily Values: 8 percent vitamin. A, 18 percent vitamin C, 7 percent calcium, 7 percent iron.
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White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf required medical attention after becoming lightheaded Friday night in Cooperstown, N.Y., according to the team. Tests indicate that he's fine.
"He is coherent, is resting comfortably and is communicating with his doctors and medical staff," the Sox said in a statement. "Reinsdorf will remain at Bassett Medical Center overnight as a precautionary measure and is expected to be released in the morning."


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Skip the Line: SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium Admission Ticket
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Unfortunately, we visited right in the midst of renovation so it wasn't the best experience. The exhibits were still enjoyable and I can only imagine what it will look like when all of the upgrades are finished. I recommend this experience for everyone post-renovation.
Not too great ... Skip it!!!!
Good for families. Penguins display was very good. Sharks a little disappointing. If you are adult better go outside school holidays.
I was really looking forward to the Aquarium visit. The heading for this is quite deceiving as there was still a queue for people who had already purchased tickets. The exhibit was good although it felt a little short. Before you know it, you're out at the gift shop area.
Bought the fish feeding tickets but the session was extremely disappointing. The fish did not seem very interested in the food.
I was also disappointed that the gift shop did not have enough variety. Ended up only purchasing a fridge magnet and the photos taken at the start of the visit.
For the price of the tickets, I thought it was a fair experience. Could have been better.


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Look hard and some come up for reasonable money. I agree that they are well made too. The washers seem a whole lot simpler and rather expensive for what they are. My quad 20x16 was about £250 used and is the last thing I would do without in my darkroom.
Whilst I have made a great big drying rack (quite easy), I think (having looked into it) making a big washer is beyond me. I suppose they end up under bit of pressure too when the water flows.
For those in the UK, I found a company (sorry deatils I cannot remember) called something like UK or British plastics based in the Birkenhead area. They had everything you could imagine in plastic and I got some diffusion material from them for a few quid. They would certainly have what it takes for a British DIY project.


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ACT Tunes Up for Bond Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway
The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) held its annual Test and Tune session Wednesday, August 26 at Loudon's New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Twenty-four ACT Late Model drivers took to the track in preparation for the 7th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational Saturday, September 26
Lempster, NH's Guy Caron set the fast time of the day with a lap of 31.926 seconds. Three-time Invitational winner Eddie MacDonald of Rowley, MA was second-fastest at 31.974 seconds and ranked at the top of the charts in nearly every session.


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Through the years the Mad City has humbly spawned and harbored a diverse talent pool of musicians that stack up amongst the world's musical legends. Today, Logarhythm's ensemble resembles their musical surroundings and continues to grow like moss on the stones that influence them.
...In 2005 Mad Town saw the passing of an era when local favorites Groovulous Glove, The Sugar & The Woods were playing some of their final shows. At a local Roots Music Festival boasting some of today's finest Madison Musicians, Aaron Hanusa (The Sugar), Ryan Dohse (Groovulous Glove & Minglewood), Matthew Douglas (The Woods) were all in attendance.
They went on to become a part of Logarhythm. Michael Sherry, being the backbone of The Sugar, had a tight sound with Hanusa and it was only a matter of time before they expressing thier music together. The band to takes on such genres as Rock, Country, Blue Grass, Funk, Jazz, Reggae, Blues and Hip-Hop.
ALL MEMBERS OF THE BAND ARE WRITERS! It's the Log Way. Logarhythm has continued to compose and construct original music as a group, while still pulling from its many influences. The band enjoys playing songs that have influence them along the way during live performances!
It's all about having a good time with their fans! The fun they have on stage is a reflection of their fans' enthusiasm. In the end… We're all in the Big Dance together!
Well, it may be easier to explain by listing some of artists they cover. For any given show there is no telling what surprise is next. Logarhythm can fit any party with its eclectic compilation of covered songs and its ever-diversifying sound.
The Allman Brothers Band
The Big Wu
Bob Marley
The Beastie Boys
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Janes Addiction
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Pink Floyd
Steely Dan
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Members of Logarhythm have shared bills with such acts as: Keller Williams, Willie Porter, Dark Star Orchestra, Melvin Seals and JGB, Wookie Foot, Acoustic Hookah, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Natty Nation, Jazz Mandolin Project etc…
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BRITAIN'S economy grew last year at a weaker rate than expected, official figures show.
The level of GDP for the whole of 2001 was 2.2pc, lower than the 2.4pc predicted a month ago by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Chancellor Gordon Brown had forecast GDP growth of 2.25pc for 2001 in his pre-budget statement.
The downward revision for 2001's GDP figure comes after the ONS scaled back its estimates of year-onyear growth for each of the four quarters of last year.
For the final three months, GDP growth was revised down to 1.6pc after being estimated at 1.7pc a month ago.
The ONS stuck to its original forecast that GDP growth was unchanged on a quarter on quarter basis.
That was the first time in 10 years that Britain's economy had failed to show any growth.
The latest revisions reflect a weaker than expected contribution from Britain's service sector.
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Excellent service, fantastic views and great value for money a must try ride in Langkawi. We had 30 minute tour over visiting fleet for LIMA exhibition and had excellent perspective of the whole event.
We were lucky no wind! Check in was easy and plenty time to take photos, asked what route we would like to take/see. Pilot make sure's you happy with flying and checks before doing any manouvres incase you suffer from motion sickness!
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We really enjoyed our 30-min flight. The sun was beginning to set and the views were simply breathtaking. But the highlight has to be landing at our resort. The pilot was very accommodating and we landed within the compounds of the Four Seasons Resort. How cool is that! :)
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I've spent the last few days rerigging the Long Haul Trucker for a little winter touring, and added on a few little accessories I thought some of you might find useful somehow on your own rigs.
1) Snackbag/stuffbag for quick grabs. I took a climber's chalkbag I had in the closet (never used for chalk, thankfully!) and laced it to one of the bag loops on my Brooks. Here's pics of it with a 20 oz water bottle, then with a can of almonds with the bag open, then cinched shut. It's pile lined and I think it will do double duty as a cold drink holder / snakbag/ quick grab pouch.
2) The krypto mini attachment along with the dog-n-driver spray mount, tuck up nice between the seat tube and seat stays on the non drive side.
3) camera clip carabiner for real 'on the fly' pics. Also for clipping gloves, little bags from conveinence stores, etc etc.. I'm not risking an expensive camera mounted anywhere on the bike while riding, I 'll use cheap disposables for the necessary on the fly quick snaps. I can shoot over my handlebag without unclipping the camera, just holding it up at the end of the leash gives enough point and shoot. I don't use the viewfinder in these instances and still get pretty good framing.


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In 1970, the Govt released a new concept, that every stereo be integrated Restricted Responsibility Organization (PT) or the Organization. The FM Prambors is the most popular station positioned at the position of Jakarta, Indonesia. Prambors was originally created in a number of younger radios that can only be observed in a place in Jakarta, namely Borobudur, and around places. It is the mostly listen radio with the too many entertaining and the informative contents. Some associates of Prambors as well as Trinity, sensed the need to provide Prambors a transmitter.
102.2 Prambors FM also adhere to these guidelines, so that its name into PT Prambors FM Transmitting Assistance. The certification was later modified to PT Prambors Jakarta in the running years. They also set up an easy transmitter and all types of devices in the bed room followers. Because first there is no convenient cassette or record gamer, then convert desk to perform music from LPs. The radio is broadcasting in the language of Indonesia. Enjoy Nagaswara FM Bogor Online.
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Chief Inspector Reginald Wexford is a recurring character in a series of detective novels by English crime writer Ruth Rendell. He made his first appearance in the author's 1964 debut From Doon With Death, and has since been the protagonist of 23 more books. In the television series of the same name he was played by George Baker.
Wexford is an intelligent, sensitive man. He has a placid wife, Dora, and two daughters, Sheila and Sylvia. He has a good relationship with Sheila (his favourite) but a difficult relationship with Sylvia (who feels slighted though he has never actually intended to slight her).
- From Doon With Death (1964)
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House Prices and Growth in North America
Holland, Dawn, Pomerantz, Olga, National Institute Economic Review
The two largest economies in North America began 2005 at a healthy pace: in the first quarter of this year the US economy expanded by 3.7 per cent on an annual basis, while Canada's GDP grew by 3 1/4 per cent. US growth continued to decelerate, with the most recent quarter being the fourth consecutive decline in growth since the first quarter of 2004. A slowdown in Mexico, where growth slowed from a solid 4.9 per cent per annum in the final quarter of last year to just above 2.4 per cent in the first quarter of 2005, contributed to a relatively soft outcome for NAFTA growth in the opening quarter of this year, as compared to 2004. We expect growth in North America to decelerate by about 1/2 percentage point from the rate recorded in 2004, to about 3.7 per cent per annum in 2005 and 2006.
As has been the case for some time, GDP growth in the region's largest economies is driven primarily by domestic demand. Supported by strong income growth, rapidly rising house prices and surprisingly low inflation, private consumption expanded briskly in the first quarter of this year. It increased by 3.6 per cent per annum in the US and by over 3.9 per cent in Canada. Business investment was also a significant contributor to growth: it increased by 10.9 per cent on an annual basis in the US. This marked the fifth consecutive quarter of double digit growth. In Canada, business investment expanded by a healthy 8 1/4 per cent, the fastest pace of growth in a year. We continue to expect strong growth in domestic demand in both countries and forecast that US consumption will expand by about 3 1/2 per cent this year, slowing slightly to 3 per cent growth in 2006. Private consumption in Canada is expected to grow by 4 per cent this year, decelerating to a more sustainable 3 per cent growth rate in 2006. While we expect housing investment to slow somewhat in both countries, it is forecast to be a significant contributor to domestic demand, rising by about 4 per cent this year in Canada and by over 7 per cent in the US. US housing investment is discussed in more detail in the box. Reinforced by government spending, overall domestic demand is expected to grow briskly in both countries, both this year and into the medium term.
Driven by currency fluctuations on the one hand and sharp commodity price changes on the other hand, the external sector has started the year poorly in both the US and in Canada. Weak exports have affected US manufacturing. The Institute for Supply Management's monthly survey of manufacturing index was down to 51.4 in May from 62.6 a year ago--the sixth consecutive drop and the lowest reading since June 2003. In further confirmation of a slowdown, industrial production growth slowed from nearly 5 per cent per annum in the second quarter of last year to 3 3/4 per cent in the first quarter of 2005, with a further slowdown anticipated. In the meantime, strong private consumption supports robust growth of imports, which rose by 9.5 per cent on an annual basis in the first quarter of 2005.
Canadian exports appear to be in a period of adjustment to the stronger Canadian dollar, which appreciated significantly against the US dollar in 2004. As a result, exports grew by only 4.4 per cent per annum in the first quarter of this year, while imports, boosted by strong consumer demand and relatively low prices, expanded by 10.7 per cent on an annual basis. As a result, Canada's current account surplus shrank to 1.2 per cent of GDP in the first quarter of this year, down from the 3 per cent recorded just 4 quarters ago. Preliminary data for the first two months of the second quarter do not suggest a material improvement in export volume growth. We therefore expect Canadian GDP growth to be carried by the strength of domestic demand this year and next.
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Hello there Steepsterites.
I bring to you a post that it took most of the day to write. I just took notes when drinking and figured I could write a proper post afterwards so as not to get distracted away from the cup by the forming of proper sentences and hopefully coming up with something witty here and there. I've been hibernating for most of the day, so I'm not really in any condition to be seriously posting about a tea I've never had before, but for some reason I was inspired to try this one today.
It's a Bethany-tea and she sent me four balls. I used two for a glass cup and saved the other two. The pellets are large and tightly pressed. It's hard to pick up any sort of aroma from the dry leaves but I feel like I'm catching a small whiff of cocoa. As I dropped them into the cup, one of them bounced off the edge and rolled off on adventures. Those little things can really roll! Found it again several meters away on the other side of the living room.
First Steep
Having thwarted the escape attempt, I poured water on and watched the cup while it steeped. The unfurling seemed rather slow and the occasional small bubble of air escaped to the surface. I resisted the temptation to stir the cup to see if I could get something to happen, but I could see a clear difference in colour around the leaves at the bottom and the water at the top of the cup. I didn't want any thin nearly tea, I wanted a representative cup, so I waited until I thought it should be well steeeped and gave it a gentle stir, trying to not whirl everything around too much and let the leaves stay at the bottom of the cup. If I had made it in a pot instead this wouldn't have been necessary since pouring would have mixed it up. It made the balls fall completely apart and the colour went from palest pale of paleness to a reddish amber that actually looked like a black tea. A bit cloudy, though.
Sniffing at the aroma I suddenly learned to recognised 'malty'! I've noticed that particular taste and smell lots of times before, but I've never connected the two until now where it seems wildly obvious. I once upon a time found a tea glossary (here: http://www.chowbaby.com/10_2000/glossary/glossary.asp?synchpage=1&Z=4597646780) but I've learned that such a thing is pretty useless, because the only way to really learn how to recognise these things is by experience. To me, anyway.
Anyway, while waiting for some of the top water to get any tea into it, I managed to oversteep the bottom of the cup. Lovely. By the time I gave it a stir, the whole thing had acquired a slightly bitter bite. It had a malty flavour, but I couldn't really find any of the cocoa notes that I had spotted in the dry aroma and remembered having seeing others mention. I even started wondering if it was something I had just imagined to be able to smell because I thought it was supposed to be there.
Given the slight bitterness, it probably would have helped with a little milk or a little sugar, but since it was brewed directly in the cup, that was not an option. I don't really like the idea of those additives directly on my naked leaves.
Rating-wise I would say it was around 65, having knocked it down a bit due to the oversteep.
Second Steep
Second time around it was still a very malty aroma. An aroma that really filled the nose when sniffing it. I like that much better than the ones you sit there and smell and search for something TO smell.
It coloured up much quicker due to not having to wait for the balls to unfurl and it also meant that stirring wasn't necessary. It had a more golden colour this time.
First thing I noticed on the first sip was a very sweet aftertaste. Almost as if it had been sugared. It was less malty that the first steep but I did find some cocoa notes this time, although still not as much as I had expected.
I liked the second steep a lot better, and I would rate this around 78
Third Steep
The colour is really pale now, and the aroma initially is just the smell of steam. I tried so hard to find some that I actually ended up dipping the tip my nose in it. Found nothing. Except, of course, a wet nose. After a really long steeping, mostly because I got distracted and momentarily forgot, some aroma showed up. No malt, but definitely cocoa.
Tastewise the third steep was very like the second, only much weaker. The sweetness was a little sweeter and the cocoa was a little cocoa-ier, but otherwise there wasn't really anything noteworthy about it. I wouldn't recommend bothering with a third steep at all.
This one was down at around 55.
Based on these three steeps, I'm landing at an average of about 66, but I'll push it upwards a bit on account of the first steep having been a bit overdone.
Thanks both. So it was worth it spending most of the day on it, then? Just my notes alone were nearly 250 words! dies
Nice detailed review =], I'd say well worth those 250 words you jotted down. Also thanks for the glossary :)
Thanks. :) Tooks ages to actually write the post. With 250 words down already it felt like I was writing it twice. I don't think it's sometihng I'll be doing routinely. :p
Ricky, you're welcome about the glossary. I haven't used it in a long time myself, mostly because I couldn't figure out what to use it for when I still didn't know what the words actually meant taste-wise. I did grin though when I saw that *Auggy*'s 'bakey' was already on the list of words. :D
Second steep of the leaves from last night this morning.
You know, I think I really like the first steep better. It was much more buttery this time around, and rather too much so. Not nearly so far as to be greasy or nauseating, but definitely headed in that general direction. The chameleon colour shifting is gone too.
I will say this about it though, it has a certain snacky quality. For me it works remarkably well as a way to avoid those naughty little snacks during the day. Chocolate, biscuits, popcorn, pudding, whatever. Have a cup of this instead. It doens't work every time when I'm craving something, but it's close enough.
How interesting! I use genmaicha the same way. There is a popcorn machine where I work and the genmaicha helps me avoid rushing over greedily when someone is popping corn.
I find it's good for breakfast too. It has a more filling sort of flavour than most other teas. I'm not one who needs a whole lot of strong flavour in the morning, mostly because when I have teas in the morning it's most often in a travel mug and they don't come to their right there. This one works quite well, I think because the flavour is so unique. I'm not very good at remembering to eat breakfast, but it makes me feel like I did.
My breakfast routine is a strong black tea with notes of cocoa (Dawn, Sinharaja, or Bohea Select) with some Silk Creamer, then a run, then mostly greens, whites, or yellows for the rest of the day.
I have some of my huge stash of gunpowder blend at work these days. I tend to go for strong stuff there, probably a subconscious effort to get through the work day.
…lovely reading this as right now I am having a big mug of it in front of me.
The popcorn scent tries to play tricks on me and wants to draw me in…it's like a cute, very young, playfull girl…well, deffinately under 20. Wants to be adored…you know, the kind of shy but in the end rather naughty type…got carried away here…let me take my first sip
A ton of people posted Genmaicha or Genmaicha-type teas and it reminded me that I still had this tin which has been untouched for a while, so I thought I'd join in. It's been so long that I have to do a post about it with all the details in it.
It's magic colour-shifter tea! Immediately after brewing and pouring, it was a brilliant sun-yellow. After a few seconds of standing in the cup untouched, it's turned that funky radio-active green colour. It's funny because if you remember the blustery-day-on-the-beach kind of green tea bag I had the other day, that one was the other way around. Neon-green first and then yellow.
The name, Genmaicha, is actually misleading in this one, because it's one of the ones that also contain a small amount of matcha powder, so I know from experience that it should have a short steep. I counted 30 elephants.
The aroma is primarily popcorn and just a little bit of nut-like sweetness. It's funny how it can smell so strongly of popcorn and taste completely unlike same. It tastes like rice, but with the sweetness from the green tea. I'm also getting a strong hazelnuttish note from it which completely blindsided me. I had not expected anything like that. No notes of saltwater or seaweed which had been feared given the colour.
Again, it's showing some chameleon-ish tendencies. Colour is now back to yellow, but a darker, warmer and more brownish sort of shade. I wonder what sorts of colours it might turn if I left it long enough.
AC Perch's claim the Queen of Denmark actually drink this blend. Since they deliver to the royal household I see little reason not to believe them. This is a very awesome detail to know for a royalist-to-the-bone such as me.
I'm not really an Earl Grey fan. To me it's either so citrusy that you could have called it a lemon tea and fooled me easily or it's rather bitter. Bergamot is, to me, a fairly rough and throat-scratching sort of flavour. On top of that, it's too common. Tell someone to name the first tea they think of and I would be shocked if most of them didn't blurt out 'Earl Grey'. It's boring and every-day-ish when there are so very many other interesting teas out there.
Still, for some reason I made cup of this today. I think it was because I saw someone make a post about an Earl Grey creme, and of course now I can't remember exactly which tea it was or who the poster was, but it did inspire me to try this one with a bit of milk in it. Normally I don't really do milk in tea. 97% of all my tea is taken plain. No milk, no sugar, just tea.
It's definitely benefitting from the milk. This is a fairly strong Earl Grey so it's got a lot of the scratchy bergamot flavour and none of the lemony wannabe, and the milk is smoothing it out a lot. I think I definitely like it better this way.
On the other hand the addition of milk seems to have drowned out the Gunpowder in the blend, so it's really like a two-in-one tea. It seems to me to be very different with and without milk.
As I just commented to TeaEqualsBliss, the Earl Grey family of teas usually seem to inspire love or hate! I'm finding it interesting to see what camp people on Steepster fall into :)
(I'm madly in love with them, but I like them only in the afternoon :) I started drinking them regularly last year and toted a cup to my History of Europe from WWII to the Present class each session. I LOVED the class, and now I am trained like a Pavlov dog to associate it with learning fascinating things, and one of the best professors that I've ever had in my life!
I think you might like this blend, then.
As a whole, I can take or leave them. It's rare that I'll actually pick one out for myself though, if I don't already have it in the house. And then I'll like it, but it still won't be something that I have more than once in a blue moon, unless I've got company. I lean much more towards the breakfast blend even though that's also very every-day-ish and common. I tend to like the lemon-like ones better, but then I'd really rather have a proper lemon tea. You know?
Yum, Earl Grey Creme is one of my favorite teas. I've never added actual milk or creme to an Earl Grey before, though…
I've been gathering courage for this. After dropping a certain package off at the post office I was attacked by sudden drowsiness. Initially I thought, "bad time for tasting a new tea", but then I thought, "half unconscious is probably a pretty good time for tasting a new and intimidating tea, actually…"
For Christmas I got this great big mug with the word 'tea' on it (which btw isn't very good to drink from. Too large and unwieldy), some biscuits, a tea measuring spoon and a tin with these bags in it. I can't find anything about which brand it supposedly is or which type of green tea it supposedly is.
It looks like dust and fannings in the bag, so I'm not getting my hopes up about the quality. Also, it smells rather a lot of salt water and seaweed. Like, when I smell it, I can almost hear the seagulls. It smells like something you ought to drink on a blustery day while standing in the dunes and looking out towards the sea.
Oh look, it's radioactive green tea again! That must mean there's a good chance for it being a japanese green, but then it quickly turned a much less amusing sunny yellow, so now I don't know.
It still smells pretty salt waterish, but not as blustery-day-in-the-dunes-ish. It's more like after you've gone home again and you're feeling all blown through, so you need something warm so you can feel like a person again, while waiting for dinner to be ready. The dinner bit comes from a buttery note in the aroma.
Okay, there's no way out, so I'm taking a sip. Aaaaaaaaand we're back on the beach. Very strong note of seaweed in the flavour here. To continue with the blustery-day-at-the-beach scenario, a fricking seagull just flew off with my dinner so now I have to make do with seaweed in a cup! And not that fancy sushi stuff either. I'm actually finding myself wondering what it would have tasted like if it had been brewed on lightly salted water instead of just tap water. (I'm not even remotely dumb enough to actually test that particular theory out, though)
All that said, I'm not actually completely disliking it, it's just different. It's a pleasant enough sort of taste once you've reconciled yourself with it. If you expected something sweet and grassy, you would be hugely unhappy with this. But if something like this was what you were expecting, it'd probably be quite nice. Having remembered to take a good sniff at the bags before steeping, I had a fairly good idea of what I was in for, so I'd probably give it around 65 or so.
This isn't the first unknown green tea I've had and others might need it too, so I'll refrain from using the rating slider.
Sweet the mysterious package is making a journey around the world! Hopefully it doesn't get stuck in customs when the time comes ;D
Goodmorning Steepsterites.
The last of the three Lexitus-teas.
Somewhat oversteeped and gone a bit cold due to me being distracted, so I'll have to try again for a proper post and rating later.
The initial impression is promising though, and it may indeed live up to the 'Deluxe' and the *F*ar *T*oo *G*ood *F*or *O*rdinary *P*eople.
I can't take credit for it. Lexitus asked what they meant and I looked up the indian grading system on Wikipedia. That's where I found it. But it's a good and easy way to remember the correct sequence of letters. :)
:) :) :) I love a good joke, wherever it comes from! I am going to try and have some fun with the assams I have at home!
This is a Lexitus-tea that I got for Christmas. It's one that I saw on AC Perch's site and wanted to try and he remembered that, so yay him.
It's a very interesting tea for me, this one. My first ever tea from the South American continent so I have little clue as to what to expect taste- and quality-wise. AC Perch's say it's similar in flavour to Japanese greens, but I have little experience with them, so it doesn't help me much.
The leaves are large and very dark, so at first glance it looks like an average non-jade oolong. A fair amount of twigs in there too. The aroma of the dry leaves is fairly typical green. Not overwhelming in strength and sort of leafy sweet, a hint of nuttyness. Due to the leaf size it's a bit difficult to scoop so I've fallen back on the same way I scoop my Pai Mu Tan. For one small pot with farm animals on it: Plenty.
AC Perch's recommend a steeping time of six minutes, which I thought was rather a lot for a first go, so I've given it a little less, and since I can't empty the whole pot into this cup in one go, I'll get a second cup with a longer steeping time so I can compare there.
The colour is very light, and it's one of those funky coloured once that makes you wonder if it might actually be mildly radioactive. A pale yellow greenish sort of glow-in-the-dark colour. You know those white stars? It's nearly that colour. It has a very special smell too. There is an extremely sweet note to it that if I didn't know any better, I'd think there was a lot of sugar in it. It's kind of vanillaish, and maybe just a touch, the slightest little bit of something salty or seaweedish. It's very very very little though, and the primary aroma note is the vanillaish sweetness.
It tastes nothing like it smells. There's a typical green sort of nuttyness and not really any vanillaish sweetness. It's got a good kick to the flavour, a bit more woody than grassy. It's actually rather nice, but it's not a tea that you can keep on discovering. What you see is what you get.
The second cup, which had a longer steeping time (longer, probably, than the recommended six minutes) is darker and much more yellow in colour. The aroma is pretty much the same, but strangely enough it's not even remotely as strong as the aroma in the shorter steeped cup. The flavour has lost much of the nuttyness and gained quite a bit of astringency instead, and a sourish note too. I definitely liked the shorter steep better, but I feel that this bodes well for another couple of steeps.
ETA: Interesting. Second steep, although nearly forgotten and therefore severely oversteeped is actually still quite nice. It's got a bit of a bite, but nothing like the second round of the first steep. Mostly it's pretty smooth, I think.
Good for him for remembering, indeed! This sounds interesting, I haven't had Bolivian tea before. I have seen that light-green-almost-neon color before, though – reading that made my brain immediately go to Adagio's citron green.
I've seen that colour before too, but I don't think I've ever seen it in as radioactive a shade as this one though. :)
tests Oh poot! It doesn't glow. But it's the sort of colour where I actually surprised myself with being surprised. (yes, I tested the glow-in-the-dark-factor in my bathroom for realz)
Lots of Japanese Teas have that radio-active looking color…..always freaks me out initially…especially if its steeping in a clear pot as I glare at it from across the kitchen :-p. . . .gotta try this Bolivian one out.
EvaPeva, perhaps that's one of the reasons they say it's similar to Japanese green teas. I really must broaden my horizon with Japan. It might be fun to do some more direct comparison.
I have lots I can send you. . . most will not have any English on them…but I can send you a variety!
Thanks, Eva, I'd like that. Just clue me in on what type it is, I can live with all the other text being in foreign. :) Note though, that you'd be sending to Europe. Shoot me an email at [email protected] if that doesn't matter and let me know what you would like some off in return. My Steepster cupboard should be up to date. :)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! After the sadness of using the last of this yesterday, I have today been fortunate enough to leave work some 3½ hours early due to extreme boredom. By around noon we had received the grand total of ONE sample, so we drew lots on who got to leave early.
On the way home, I stopped in at my local shop in the intention of stocking up on this one. I have stocked up. BOY, have I stocked up!!! O.o Turns out I'm pretty much the only person who buys it, so they took it off the shelf to be discontinued. They had some half of a sales tin left of it in the back, and the guy made me an offer I couldn't refuse. He let me buy the lot and when that runs out, all I have to do is stop in and say, and he'll order another lb for me the next time they order stuff home AND he promised he would try to get a little discount for me. Everybody say awesomesauce!!
Yeah, I just bought 1½ lbs of tea. Of just one blend. Tin has been filled, Great Big Bag of Tea has been safely stowed away in a suitable place.
And I am celebrating with a cup. Right now.
Rating is already in top, but if it hadn't been, I'd have given it a notch upwards for awesome customer service.
I can't take credit for it though. It's one I've picked up elsewhere on the interwebs. I just like it because it sounds good to say. :)
Serious awesomesauce! Going home early, the shop telling you they'll order tea just for you? If that's not a day full of win, I want to know what is.
They took over the shop in the fall, maybe the previous owner told them about me. :p Or maybe it was my O.o face when I thought they didn't have any. (Or maybe he just wanted to get rid of his leftovers and isn't really counting on me ever coming back to ask for more once I've worked my way through so much of it :p )
You'll have to share the wealth with some of your fellow Steepsterites, we don't want it going bad on you after all….. ;)
I have armed myself with my laptop, my atlas and a large cup of this tea (using the very last of my leaves, sadness!).
Guess what I'm doing now.
Nah, too much technical hassle with figuring out how stuff works and windows open. I've got a list and my atlas open on eastern USA, and then I can switch people around. Google Earth often has the same effect on me that Wikipedia does. Distractions galore! I always end up following a load of links in the text and ending up on an entirely different subject. I'd just get stuck trying to find everybody's houses. :)
Wow, you're using an atlas?…That's so hardcore.
Seriously, I am SO EXCITED! Thank you so much for organizing this!
OMG I just noticed this morning that Ricky's no-icon-uploaded-icon isn't actually, because it's mirrored! Never realised that before.
I'm feeling a little more human today, so I've made a pot of one of the remaining Bethany-teas.
I've tried sniffing the leaves, but they didn't really seem to have much in the way of a smell. Pouring a few out in my hand, all I could really smell was my skin. I'm fairly certain the leaves aren't actually supposed to smell like me, so I'm assuming it's actually me smelling like me.
My expectations based on other people's posts about this are dangerously high, so I'm a little worried about that. It's always better when it's the other way around. Low expectations -> pleasant surprise. I'm also dangerously impatient and tempted the start before it's really done steeping, even though I know that this rarely gives a good result.
Right, it's ready now. Cocoa notes, check! And I've only poured the first cup. Fruity notes, check! They're loud too. It smells a bit like when I was little and my mother made homemade jam from the blackcurrant bush we had in the garden.
What a surprising flavour! It's very fruity in flavour. I'm surprised that this is supposed to be a plain tea. It definitely tastes like there's been some sort of addition to it. I've checked the other teas that Bethany sent me, and I don't think it sounds like any of those have rubbed off.
First there's a little bit of a peppery sort of note, just a hint, and then there's the tart fruity flavour. I can't pick up the cocoa in the flavour, only in the aroma. Or maybe there is a small hint of it on the finish, but I'm not finding that on every sip, so I'm a little in doubt as to whether or not it's something that I'm convincing myself that I can find because I really want to find it.
It's good, but my enormously high expectations haven't really been fulfilled. I could have lived with the fruit note not being quite this strong.
(Are we sure there isn't any flavouring in this?)
ETA: I've pushed the rating down again as I've been drinking. This fruityness is getting a bit… much.
Haha, yeah I couldn't figure out an avatar (steepster really needs some default ones for us to choose :D) so I was like why not be different and reverse the little blue teapot :)
gasp…. I noticed that once but I didn't think anything of it. Not so good at connecting the dots over here…
I noticed that, and I got really confused, because I was wondering HOW you did that. I thought it was maybe because you were a male, and they got a different teapot… but I was WRONG. Nice job, Ricky!
This makes me wonder if the blackcurrant smell I get off of my Teance Yunnan Gold is actually in the tea or from sitting next to a blackcurrant tea when I first put it in my pantry. Because the smell seems to be getting stronger since it has been in the tin, but at the same time, it just seems… wrong.
Ricky, I feel like I totally outed you now. :D
Auggy, that makes me wonder if we ought not try and get some of our mediocre teas at least twice from different suppliers/shopping rounds… You know, to see if it's consistent. But if it was mediocre, why would we want to spend more money on it? Dilemma!
Ahhh, my secret's been blown! I'll think of a new icon soon enough. Actually, I was given this icon, because the steepster gods wanted to play tricks on me :(
One of these things is not like the other, one of these things just isn't the same…
@Angrboda Too bad there weren't cocoa notes in the taste. I feel like that would have really toned down the fruit. Was it cloying? Or just…loud?
Takgoti, I wouldn't say it was cloying the way the vanilla note in the ML Orange Jasmine thing was towards the end of the pot (don't know if you're familiar with that one. It's from Mighty Leaf), I'd say it was more just loud. A sort of flavour that was okay in smaller quantities but after a while it was just too sour and sort of un-ripe. Bit like if you add some salt on food, for example, and accidentally add a little too much. In the beginning it's fine, but after a while it's just too salty. So, okay, maybe a little cloying but not all the time. Or something. If any of this makes sense. I feel like I'm contradicting myself a lot here.
If I had been blind-tasting this one, I would have sworn it was some sort of berry flavour.
Ah, okay. I'm not familiar with ML Orange Jasmine, but I completely get what you're saying with the salt thing.


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