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The boyfriend enjoys black fruits, like blackberry and the like, so I bought this one specifically with him in mind. I thought it was have a more forest fruit-y sort of quality but I find it's primarily blackberry, and that it tastes very similar to the blackberry flavoured one from AC Perch's that we've already got some 200g of.
So while this one is very tasty indeed, it's not one I feel the need to keep in stock. I have an easier way to get something very similar.
Greetings, Steepsterites.
I've tried a number of the teas I ordered from Le Palais des Thes, but I've only posted about a couple. I found myself with an attack of unwillingness to analyse it to death; I just wanted something nice and warm. So I'll just do a brief round-up of the ones I've tried so far but not posted about.
I chose this one because I've always got my feelers out for a good caramel flavoured tea. I chose the Toffee because it was such a nommy sounding flavour and it caused me to debate with myself for quite a while whether or not I could justify getting both this and that. I figured the two must be pretty close together in flavouring, and surely one ought to be enough, right?
Well, this one was quite like the Kusmi Caramel. It's there, but it's kinda subtle and it's easy to tell that it's tea. It's the same level of flavouring. I don't know what sort of base this is on. I know Kusmi uses a Chinese black, but I couldn't tell which base I think this is.
The toffee was more of a fudge-y dessert, very sweet and very rich, and this is more like an afternoon treat. That said, I don't actually think it's essential that I have both in the house at the same time, and I think I may actually be leaning more towards toffee out of the two, just as when it comes to actual caramel, I'm still leaning more towards Kusmi. Can't say why really. It may have something to do with familiarity, to be honest.
Still, a very nice caramel tea.
Another one from the massive LPdT order, and another one of the ones that I was very excited about trying. Just the name!
Taste the word. Toffeeeeeee. It's an onomatopoeia (look it up), that word.
The aroma of these leaves! I- it's- they- I'm- SWOONS!
They're all chocolate-y and vanilla-y, and all in all it turns into, like, super-caramel, even though it doesn't actually say anything about there being caramel anywhere in this at all. But there must be, mustn't there? Or how could they call it toffee?
After steeping, it's the same picture of super-caramel. It's smells all rich and butter-y. It's like a vanilla fudge! It smells like a sweetie shop! Even if I find I don't like the flavour I might still make it now and then just to smell it.
This is either really really REALLY good, or it's unbearably cloying. I'm concerned now. pokes it
OH my CEILING CAT!
You! Guys!
There are NO WORDS!
First some cocoa, then vanilla and then a soft, fudge-y, butter caramel-y finish.
You know how I always said that Kusmi's caramel black was my perfect caramel? Let's just say it suddenly has competition.
I'm in no state to be more detailed than this. I'm so blown away, I can't think. Socks are well and truly knocked into orbit.
I love reading your tea notes. They make me feel better when I am feeling blue. Especially this one. I picture you to be a hyperactive kitten. Must be the ceiling cat.
You've got me drooling. Luckily I have Banana Oolong to comfort me. I really need to start poking through the offerings of other tea vendors…
My MASSIVE order from Le Palais des Thes has arrived. The vast majority of them are flavoured. Unless you count a smoky tea as flavoured, in which case they're all flavoured. Included also three free samples which… makes me think I'm just not very lucky when it comes to free samples. AC Perch's have so far been consistent in including samples of things I know I'm not very keen on (ginger, jasmine, darjeeling…), and while these are not known dislikes, they're just not really that interesting to me. Oh well, maybe when I try them I will change my mind!
I really didn't know where to start with this order. Did I mention it was massive? It didn't help that there were more than one thing in here that I was really very excited about. So I decided to just reach in and get a random pouch, which was this one.
Which coincidentally happens to be one of the ones that I was really excited about! And I see that it already comes with an Auggy stamp of approval. We have very very similar taste in black tea, she and I, and especially of the smoky variety, so now I know for certain that it is worth the excitement.
I have been led to believe that Lapsang Souchong, real LS, is always always always a Chinese base. Do correct me if I'm wrong. I'm under the impression that it's probably one of those protected names by now, like how Champagne is only made the Champagne district of France and if it's not greek, it's not feta cheese. If it isn't, it's a distinct enough kind of tea that it probably ought to be.
Therefore this one is interesting because it's a Taiwanese base.
The leaves, when dry, smell like your average LS. They're smoky and pine-y, and with a touch of sweetness to them. After steeping this sweetness is so much stronger. It still smells very smoky and a bit pine-y, but the sweetness in the note is sort of fruity and honey-y and it makes the whole thing smell vaguely sticky and viscous. Sort of tough and chewy sticky.
I like a balance in my smoky teas, and my lapsangs in particular, between the smoke and the sweetness. A good LS has a strong and fruity sweet note which tastes like the smoke is mixed into it, so that the flavour profile comes across as one complex note. Many LSs, though, don't really get to this particular balance and the flavour, while still yummy and smoky, feels divided into layers. Sweetness below and smoke sort of hanging randomly above it. Those that don't really manage that perfect melded flavour feel more like standing in a room full of smoke with a mouthful of generic black.
The aroma of this tea has that perfectly balanced aroma, and the flavour is nearly there as well.
This one, while smoky, is actually surprisingly mild, which is odd considering LPdT calls it 'smokiest of the smoky'. Erm no, actually, I have had much more smoky stuff than this.
Before tasting this, I sort of expected a raging smoke-monster with flavour up to here, and what I'm getting is a cute and well-behaved little bunny-wabbit. I have to say, I'm feeling slightly let down here.
At first, when you sip this, the flavour is very sweet and caramel-y. Caramel quickly turns into a fruity flavour, something stone fruit-y like plums or apricots. More the former than the latter, I think, but still somewhere in between. Funny that it should be caramel-y, because in the aroma I thought it was more like honey.
At about the same time I get the fruity notes, the smoky note begins and it grows to its strongest just before I swallow, leaving me with a long, smoky aftertaste.
The aftertaste is as strong as I want it to be and it's very pleasant, so really, the aroma and the aftertaste is bang on. It's just the middle, the flavour, that I find lacking. And that's not really something that can be helped. If a tea is strong, it's strong, and if it isn't, you can't make it. I shall just have to try and brew it stronger and see if that helps.
Still, it's sweet, it's smoky. Believe me, this will not be sitting on the shelf for long in this house.
I have a countryman on Steepster now! flails Before, the closest I got, I think, was Rijje in Greenland, which… it's close, but not quite the same. Anyway, Andreastt recently discovered ACP and had a question about this here raspberry oolong that you may have heard of. :p I tried to answer to the best of my ability, but decided it was probably better to make a cup and check that I actually think what I thought I think.
Besides, any excuse for a cuppa. :D
Since it will be a teensy tiny minority who will actually be able to read the conversation in question, let me just summarise. I mentioned a few of my absolute favourites from ACP, and I was asked how fruity-tart the raspberry oolong was or whether it was all done with essence of fruit.
I answered that it contains lots of dried fruit, but that it was probably doubtful how much flavour these gave off. It did suggest to me, though, that there was more than mere essence of berries involved here and that, if he didn't care for very tart things, it might not be something for him.
To me, though, it is quite oolong-y at first. It's got that wooden sort of flavour of a generic oolong, and then towards the end of the sip, there is the fruit flavour, which definitely has a bit of tartness to it. Not super-tart, but there is a small bite in it. Actually the fruit-flavour is really present throughout the sip, but I find it's most prominent just before I swallow. As if it just needs a splitsecond longer to unfold in the mouth.
It is not, however, quite as tart as I initially remembered it.
Having the last of this excellent tea this morning while listening to Whitney Houston.
Yeah. It seems an appropriate combination.
(funny thing is, I was never really a fan of hers. I have a handful of songs which I like, but that's it. And I still have this urge to listen to her now. I had a BIG Michael Jackson phase at around age 14-15, but when he passed on, I didn't get this same urge to listen to him.)
Sad news, even though I'm not a big fan. The most significant celebrity death to me was Heath Ledger, and even then there were no tears shed, just sadness and disappointment.
Bodyguard is on my Top 10 favorite movies list, and am a Whitney fan, but everyone saw this coming. Sad indeed, especially for her daughter (they seemed close). Huge Queen fan too, and while am more a fan of Brian May, Queen could not go on without Freddie. Tears came when hearing of Luther's death, and of Leroi Moore (sax player for Dave Matthews). Still remember hearing my Mom wail when hearing of Elvis's death.
I had a similar reaction when Amy Winehouse died, and I honestly never really paid much attention to her other than like…two of her songs. It's probably the tragedy of the situation. (Life and career shaken by drugs, sad ending, etcetera)
Krystaleyn, I wasn't too bothered with Heath Ledger. I didn't know who he was before then, but I'm not much of a film person.
Cheryl, I remember going to see the Bodyguard with five or six other girls from my class when it came out. First film I ever saw in a cinema without my parents, I think, except an animated one I saw with my best friend and her dad, but since her dad was along, it doesn't really count. :)
As for Queen, I quite agree. I haven't paid any attention to this thing Brian May and Roger Taylor have had going on with uh… that other singer, because it's just not the same. I preferred Brian May too, though. I was so fascinated by his hair! :)
Smartkitty, my boss still scolds Amy Winehouse everytime she's played on the radio. "Why couldn't you just behave yourself?!"
So I had this one before in my usual western style brewing. This time I am gong-fu-ing to the best of my abilities. I do own a gaiwan, which is standing behind me on a shelf looking nice, but I can't for the life of me use it. I've tried, it doesn't work. Using it hurts. Because I spill. I have looked up techniques, and I have practised with cold water, but I can't not spill, and I can't not burn myself. If I have to injure myself in order to drink tea, it's not worth it. Not even my Tan Yang is worth that.
So I'm using my regular pot and using a cup to measure out how much water to pour on the leaves so as not to accidentally western-ify it out of sheer habit. It works okay. At least I haven't had to MacGyver any additional equipment for it.
The first time I had this, I thought it was okay. Functional for a cup of oolong and quite pleasant to taste, but nothing particularly special or memorable. There was talk from TeaSpring about notes of the bark of cassia trees, also known as Chinese cinnamon, and I could so not find any cinnamon-y notes in it whatsoever then.
This time, first cup, the aroma is full of cinnamon! Lots of cinnamon and also something that reminds me vaguely of black currant. It's a bit like… a mulled cordial. Yeah, that's the closest thing that springs to mind.
The flavour is also loads of cinnamon. If I didn't know any better, I would think this actually had actual real cinnamon in it. This is a very primary note and it occurs constantly. At first when you sip, during the middle of the sip and on the swallow, and it's strongest towards the end there. Along with this, there is a toasted, almost charcoal-y note which rather suprised me because my nose had already made the mulled cordial conclusion. And then I was surprised that I was surprised because I should have known that it would be there. I still think it has a black currant note as well. It comes out as the cup cools and towards the bottom of the cup. Sort of thick and slightly syrup-y sweet, but not tasting as if there's any actual sweetener in here. It's fruit-y sweet, not sugar sweet.
Second cup, the aroma is still mulled black currant cordial, but it's sort of darker now, and deeper. The cinnamon is not quite as out there in front and the black currant-y notes feel more sure of themselves. Like they're really the ones revealed to be running the show, where the cinnamon notes in the first steep were led to believe they were. I think this experience is caused by the fact that the toasty note from the flavour is now also coming through in the aroma. I didn't notice that before.
The flavour is still very heavy on the cinnamon and the charcoal, and I'm not really tasting any difference from the first go. Perhaps it is a tiny bit smoother, but not by very much. It seems to have lost the black currant-y notes, mostly, which is a bit of a shame because I was rather enjoying that one. There's a bit left in the very last few sips, but that's it. At least it was still strong in the aroma.
Third cup, the aroma is exactly the same as the second. Maybe a little brighter, but the same elements are there and in the same balance, so I shan't bother too much with it. The boyfriend, by the way, when asked to take a smell, didn't identify it as cinnamon as much as he did geraniums, but he could see where I was coming from with the cinnamon.
Geraniums. Not a good thing. Geraniums are banned in this household on account of how utterly stinky we both think they are.
Oh well, he's not the one drinking this. And hello Luna! It's a little hard to gong-fu stuff when there's a cat insisting on sitting on me. She doesn't really seem to get the whole going into the kitchen all the time concept.
Oh yeah, and the flavour is the same as the second cup too, only thinner. I think the increase in time for the fourth cup should be larger than it was between the second and third.
Fourth cup, BORED NOW! I made the increase in steeping time larger this time, but the result is the same as before. The same aroma and flavour profile only a wee bit thinner.
At this point I don't expect it will change much going forward except gradually getting thinner, so I'll stop writing here.
I will let my points from the first time around stand where they are, because although I had a different experience with it this time, I feel I would land on the same score anyway. It was more interesting this way, but still not really something I thought was really mind-blowing. My mind was decidedly not blown by the heavy cinnamon notes which is not something I'm super-fond of in tea, but I did like the funny black currant association I got at the beginning of the session. At least I've found something about it that is memorable and identifiable, namely the cinnamon note.
Not surprisingly, given the fact that the tea is named after that, really.
Gosh, if I had been aware that I had not already posted about this one, I would have picked something else.
Very tired, can't think.
Boyfriend quite liked this. I find it reminds me of ginseng oolong, with the licorice-y flavour right when swallowing. This happens with cooling. When it was still all fresh and warm and stuff, it was much more flowery.
This is all I'm capable off right now.
Could have lived without the ginseng-y flavour. That was not what I was looking for at all.
If I had known what I was going to get, if I had been prepared for it, I think I would have liked it better. As it caught me completely by surprise (LOL nearly wrote 'slurprise' there) it was difficult to be really fair when scoring.
Just out of curiosity do either of you ladies have any of this left? I fear I'm never going to get to try this.
Here's one from the work stash. It's a new one we haven't had before, and I drank it for the first time today, taking a few quick notes.
This was one that the boss picked. We tend to buy some flavoured and some unflavoured when we buy, some black and some oolong. Our two flavoureds are still the raspberry oolong and the late summer blend, both of which are nommy. I don't suspect those two are going to change for a long while yet. They're the sort of teas that it's difficult to be finished with. Unlike the green Bolivia, which we both seem to like less and less every time we have it. We'll never be rid of that stuff.
Anyway, we needed to pick some unflavoured black and some unflavoured oolong, and the boss picked this one for the oolong. I had rather hoped she would choose the dark Fujian oolong instead, but alas. It was her turn to pick something and all that and I had already picked (a flop of) an unflavoured black.
Did I mention I was sceptical? The last time I had something called Formosa Oolong, it was from a different shop, yes, but it was SO BORING as to almost turn me off Taiwanese oolongs all together. That's boring. It had no character. It was lackluster. It was… lifeless.
So I was sceptical.
But I wasn't in a flavoured mood and I was freezing, so I was rather in a hurry to pick something. Europe is a deep-freezer at the moment. It was -10°C when I was walking to work this morning, and -6°C when I was walking home. And we're getting off easy in Denmark. Look up Ukraine. Then be glad you don't live there. shivers
Yes, but when are you getting to the point, Ang? I hear you ask. The answer is now.
I don't often bother to describe the leaves of a tea unless there's something about them that strikes me as unusual or noteworthy. Most of the time, when I try, I find myself just looking at me and concluding that they are leaves that look like tea leaves and something they are large and sometimes they are small. These had so many different colours. They were primarily ranging from golden to dark brown, which I didn't find particularly unusual, but then there were some of them that had white bits on them. At first glance, it looked exactly like they were mouldy! They weren't, obviously, they're supposed to look like that, but it was a moment of annoyance when for a second I thought that we had in our recent order had one possibly mislabeled tea and one ruined tea. It would be very unlike ACP, though, so I pulled myself back together and confirmed that I was indeed being paranoid.
Then I smelled the leaves. That a pretty aroma! That was nothing like the above mentioned dead lack of success. Nothing at all. It was all sweet and honey-like, and it had just the teensiest hint of something floral. It smelled like sweets, really.
This took care of some of my scepticism. This was definitely nothing like I was expecting and thank all deities for that. The aroma as well as the flavour was all nutty and chocolate-y. ACP says chestnuts and honey, but I disagree. It was hazelnuts for me.
Ever wondered about a Nutella tea? Hazelnuts and chocolate, this is one. It's not as creamy as Nutella, for obvious reasons, nor is it as extremely sweet, but it's definitely that sort of flavour profile I'm getting out of it.
How interesting! That was the sort of thing I had expected to find in the oolong I was hoping the boss would choose. She wasn't at work today, so I don't think she has tried it yet, but I'm looking forward to hearing what she thinks.
Also, this is another example of ACP's ridiculous steep time recommendations. 8-10 minutes! I don't think so, ACP! I like my tea still drinkable, thank you, and not stewed. I really wonder where they get these crazy times from. It's all their teas, and they don't give a leaf amount recommendation. They can't be using very much at those times.
Now, somebody revive the gong-fu drinkers. There appear to have been some instances of fainting…


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|Factors influencing the selection of analgesia in spontaneously labouring nulliparous women at term.
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|PMID: 9325507 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|We investigated the maternal characteristics, labour performance and delivery mode of 497 nulliparas entering labour spontaneously at term to identify the obstetric factors which influenced their choice of analgesia; 51.7% of these women used epidural analgesia. They were shorter (163 versus 165 cm, p = 0.002) and the mean gestation was 3 days greater than those not using epidural analgesia (40.2 versus 39.6 weeks, p = 0.0007). Median birth-weight in the epidural group was greater by 155 g (3,450 versus 3,295 gs, p = 0.0001). Analysis of the labour characteristics showed a lesser cervical dilatation on admission, significantly longer latent and active phases of labour and second stage length in the epidural cohort. The need for oxytocin augmentation was significantly greater in the epidural group, both prior to and after insertion. Oxytocin augmentation was strongly associated with an increased risk of operative intervention regardless of analgesia. Selection of intrapartum analgesia is not a random event and epidural analgesia appears to be an indicator of abnormal labour patterns. To further investigate the impact of analgesic methods on nulliparous labour we are currently conducting a prospective randomized controlled trial.
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|Created Date: 1997-11-26 Completed Date: 1997-11-26 Revised Date: 2009-11-11
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There are people who provide the conversion service but probably not cheap.
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Second time in St. Maarten first time at Royal Palm been to several other islands. Booked expedia 1300.00 one week. 2 bedroom (I think they are all oceanview) two adults two teens. Checked in courteous and helpful 20 seconds , very nice clean room but was located a bit too close to pool bar area and we wanted a quieter balcony. I asked at the front desk and the young man had me in a replacement room in about 20 seconds flat and told me to come and see him anytime if I have a problem.
Long story short... almost all ID , 4 passports, one I phone and some cash, clothes were stolen while we were OFF THIS Resort at Mullet bay beach (ten minutes away) while on route to French side to possibly ferry to Anguilla (passports needed). Our rental car door lock was broken into at Mullet Bay Beach while we were snorkelling for an hour at 12 noon, car parked in middle of lot with people everywhere.
ALL staff at this resort regardless of time or shift were all extremely helpful. Without their help I am sure we would have missed our flight home. Endless help with free phone calls, messages, finding numbers, computer use, reassurance and genuine concern from all staff was given to us for the length of our stay. Thank you to all at the Royal Palm. I wish I could remember all your names as you remembered mine as we passed in the hall or parking lot and you asked how I was doing or if I needed anything. Thank you for your genuine concern and help. I would definitely return to your resort and seek the Diamond name in my other travels also.
We lost our items on Tuesday and had emergency travel documents in hand by Saturday in time for sunday flight. Many thanks also to Pierre (Consulate of Canada in Sint. Maarten) and Arlene at High Commission of Canada in Barbados
Emergency travel papers from Canadian Government are not easily obtained while in another country and you cannot fly without them. No you as a Canadian cannot use a police report to board an aircraft destined for Canada or elsewhere or use a copy of a passport or other ID to fly. Travel Papers about 100$ cash per person and about 4- 5 days, Passport photos must be taken at photo shop, Identification must be presented to Canadian Government through your consular (even if your id was stolen), photo copies are sometimes accepted, (I had to get friends to go to my house at home to retrieve and scan and send copies of documents and ID) Anyway, protect your passports at all times. Don't assume there is a system in place that would prevent you from being stuck in a foreign country for weeks , costing you thousands extra. I used to think this.
Don't leave anything in any car that you don't want to lose. Half the cars in St. Maarten have the locks screwdrivered. Look at them when you get a rental car. They are always broken into. The economic turmoil has changed the world including in St. Maarten. Keep your belongings with you and always have one person looking after the items if you are at the beach. Petty thieves are common.
Anyway enough negative, back to the Royal Palm Beach Resort. Very nice beach. A couple of jewelry vendors are allowed on the beach by the resort and a couple ladies that do wonderful massages (so my wife says).
Snorkelling pretty good right out front along rocks, lots of colorful fish and the odd skate.
Fishing, bring your shore/ surf gear. Lots of fishing along rocks on ocean or river side near bridge (comes from the large lagoon) sea bass, snapper, Rays, sharks, and who knows what else . There are some barbecues along beach for grilling your catch.
Rooms, very spacious , well air conditioned, great balcony, huge kitchen, 3 flatscreens, large showers. Small elevators and only two at centre of building so it is a bit of a walk if you are at the end units , but you cant have everything. Sliding doors to balcony enter from master or from living room ( the door are heavy duty framing and are a bit of a chore to open because of weight)
Security, parking gated and manned in off hours. Didn't here of any problems while at resort. They have a security person.
Grounds are kept very nice, always some painting, trimming, cleaning, washing going on in the early morning.
Eats, try Toppers bar (awesome seafood fingerfood) just down the street or Vesna Taverna over bridge short walk (vesna is first place open for miles with coffee and breakfast at 530am primerib awesome)
didn't try the hotel restaurant but heard from the Candy Store owner in Phillipsburg that the all you can eat ribs on sundays are amazing.
Despite what happened to us , you should rent a car for a few days at least and see it all. Alamo over the bridge, short walk 140.00 $ for a few days , including insurance
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Services will be 2 p.m. Friday, May 17, at the Carson-Speaks Chapel, 1501 W. Lexington Ave., Independence, Mo. Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. The family will greet friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at the chapel. Donations may be made in her name to St. Cyril's Catholic Church Altar and Rosary Society or to Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care.
Margaret was born November 22, 1922, in Kansas City, Kan., to Frederick Oliver and Mary Darlene (Emrich) Bittiker. She was a beloved wife, mother and homemaker who enjoyed baking, sewing, traveling, gardening and most of all spending time with her family and friends. She supported her community and gave faithfully to her favorite groups including, Hillcrest Transitional Housing, Sugar Creek United Methodist Church and the Independence Rotary Club.
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Birmingham, Ala. - The Rice Owls women's track and field squad placed fifth at the 2012 Conference USA Indoor Championship held inside the Birmingham CrossPlex.
Rice concluded the two-day event with 51 points. East Carolina captured the team title with 123 points and UCF was third with 113.5 points.
Senior Becky Wade highlighted the Owls on the second day of action. Wade captured the mile event with a winning time of 4:48.32, her season-best. She then returned to the track and placed second in the 3000m (9:32.95), just behind East Carolina's Brittany Copeland (9:30.08). Senior Allison Pye was fourth in the 3000m with a time of 9:38.33.
"It was an exciting mile race between Becky Wade, SMU's Mary Alenbratt, and UAB's Sarah Hudak. Alenbratt took the lead with 400 meters to go but could not drop Becky," said Owl head coach Jim Bevan. "Becky held behind her until the last 50 meters and then ran away to win her third conference crown in her career."
Hudak placed second at 4:48.80, while Alenbratt was third with a time of 4:48.89.
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"At the end of the day, I wanted our team to let it all hang out and compete and I was very pleased," summed Bevan. "We have work to do for outdoor track, but we had many good performances and a lot of personal bests and that's how you want to compete at the conference championship."
The Owls start the outdoor campaign by hosting the Shirley Crowe Multi-Events held at Holloway Field/Ley Track on March 14-15. The TSU Relays follow on March 16-17 and Rice then hosts the prestigious Victor Lopez Classic on March 23-24.
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"Years ago, that block was the site of an old Oswego Canal side-cut basin," said village Planning Board Chairman Joe Ostuni Jr. "That's why it's so low. That's why drainage is such a concern."
A stone's throw from the Salt Museum on the northeast shore of Onondaga Lake, the basin block is across the street from Onondaga Lake Park's Griffin Visitor Center. A handful of houses still stand on the basin block along with some of the village's most vibrant businesses, including the four restaurants, Jo's Li'l Cupcake, Trinca Photography, Dr. Thomas Wells Optometry, CNY Yoga Center and Liverpool Art Center.
Two DWIs in June
Via a memo, Liverpool Police Chief Don Morris informed the village board of trustees at their July 15 meeting that officers issued 87 citations for violations of the state's vehicle and traffic laws during June after making a total of 136 traffic stops.
In addition, two arrests were made for driving while intoxicated and six traffic accidents were investigated. One parking ticket was issued.
Officers made 258 residential checks during the month responding to 277 complaints or calls for service. The LPD arrested 15 persons last month on 20 criminal charges.
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There will be a General Hospital rerun on Monday, due to Memorial Day. But here's a look at the rest of the week...
- Sonny and Kate: back in bed!
- Ric (Rick Hearst, pictured) and Anthony scheme to turn Johnny and Claudia against each other.
- Problems arise for Jax and Carly.
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Sports Clubs
Fitzwilliam has a number of sports clubs, all operating on a 'just turn up' basis, so if you want to carry on with sports you played at school or start something new you can. Most teams play in college leagues, and in the annual 'cuppers' competition between the Cambridge Colleges, so you can always find sport at your appropriate level. The culmination of the sporting year is the annual Sports Dinner. Various Fitzwilliam students have also represented the University at sport, and Fitzwilliam is proud of its members who have played at the highest level.
Fitz Cross Country team was revived recently, and has been very successful. There are two races in each of the first two terms, one of 5 miles (3 for women) And a relay of 2-2.5 miles per leg. The Intercollegiate Race in November also serves as trials for Varsity. Fitz has also been successful in the intercollegiate athletics match. We always enter a big team, and anyone who has ever done a long jump is welcome in the team.
For more information contact >>
Fitz has its very own badminton court and a friendly club running weekly practices. All standards of players are welcome. There are social sessions for all and training sessions for the more serious players. Each year, Fitz enters both Men's and Ladies' doubles teams into the intercollegiate leagues, as well as entering Cuppers with strong track record in both. For more information contact Ladies' Captain or Men's Captain.
The basketball team is open to men and women of all standards. We play weekly matches at Kelsey Kerridge Sports Centre, and are hoping to build on good performances in both the League and Cup in recent years, so with a good intake of Freshers we can keep our eyes set on victory.
For more information contact the club Captain.
The Cricket Club plays fixtures throughout the Easter term, scheduled around exams. They can make an excellent break from work—the team has a great spirit. As there is no inter-collegiate cricket league the club plays a range of 'friendly' fixtures against other colleges, local and touring teams. The standard of the team and the opposition varies, so everyone has a chance to shine. Nets take place at the start of Lent term and will be rigorously observed for the slightest hint of hand-eye co-ordination.
Football - Men's
The Football Club is the largest of Fitz's sports clubs. It is consistently one of the best in the University, having won 2 Cups (Cuppers) and 1 league title in the last three years. Fitz's 2nd team is the highest placed 2nd team in the league (now in the third division), demonstrating the traditional depth and strength of Fitz football. The 3rd team is for those who don't want to have to run quite so hard but still have a regular game.
For further information contact the team's Captain.
Football - Women's
Fitz Women's Football team are one of the biggest and most successful teams on the women's side. The team varies from absolute beginners to university players, and is almost equally balanced between undergrad and postgrads. We are consistently near the top of the First Division, winning it in 2013 and finishing second in 2014, and we have had good runs in Cuppers in the last few years, reaching the final last season. We are also a very sociable team, having team nights out each term, and a Football Dinner with the Mens' teams at the end of the season. The highlight this year has been the inaugural tour to Oxford to play our sister college Teddy Hall, fully funded by college. For more information, contact the team Captain
Hockey - Men's
Hockey has really found its feet at Fitz in the last two years since the joining of both Trinity and Fitz teams. The newly dubbed Titz team gained promotion to the top college league so the hockey played is competitive however all levels are encouraged to come and learn new/enhance old skills. Plus there is the opportunity of trinity brunch after training...
Contact any of the Mens Captains: Will Archibald - Dan Mehlig or Clinton Teh - if you are interested.
Hockey - Women's
Ladies hockey has really taken off this year after a shaky few years, with some impressive results showing Titz are stamping their authority on the ladies league. As with the men's team, this is a joint venture of Fitz and Trinity, and people of all levels are welcome (the team ranges from blues to total beginners)
Contact the ladies captain: Sally Bradley (Trinity) if you are interested
Lacrosse - Mixed
Fitz has an enthusiastic and rapidly growing mixed lacrosse team, which i great fun both on the pitch and on the social scene; It is a joint team wit Murray Edwards and Peterhouse so is a great way to meet new people outside college, as well as a perfect place for a run out on a Sunday afternoon. Saying that, we had a great run in Cuppers last year and we come away with many a win in our weekly matches! It can be as relaxed (with just an occasional game) or as competitive (train and join the Uni team - which is even more fun) as you like, so get involved!
For more information contact Elenor Hobson or Aran Shaunak.
Fitz has both a ladies' and a mixed netball team. Both play weekly league matches culminating with Cuppers in March. You don't need to have played before - everyone is welcome. The ladies' side is going from strength to strength, building on an impressive league and Cuppers record, having been promoted this year. Mixed netball continues to provide a popular release, and a new challenge for experienced players and novices alike.
For more information please contact Ladies' Captain, or Mixed Captain.
Rowing - Fitzwilliam College Boat Club (FCBC)
Fitz Boat Club offers students a completely new opportunity, and encourages current athletes to train at a high level. In Michealmas term we aim to put out three men's and three women's novice crews, plus at least one senior crew on each side. Each boat contains eight people plus a cox (who steers and shouts), and is coached by senior members of the club. Throughout the year you will train with the senior squad and be coached by external professionals in order to race. The highlights of racing are the bumps, which involve catching the boat in front whilst being chased by boats behind. Aside from the sport aspect, FCBC offers a variety of social events including the Boat Club Dinners each term, and gives students a great way of meeting new people from throughout College and Cambridge as a whole.
For further information, contact Samantha Tarling (Full Club & Men's Captain) or Chloe Withers (Women's Captain)
Rugby Union - Men's
At Fitz the men's rugby team is very friendly and relaxed. Players of any level, from complete beginners to accomplished players, are all welcome to join in. We have had success in recent years and are the current University Plate holders. The team trains on Sunday mornings and plays on Thursdays. The rugby club is a great way to relax during term and also has an excellent social life and an atmosphere that is welcoming to all ability players.. To get involved in rugby all you need to do is come to the Fitz Fresher's fair and sign up with us. We also go on tour, this year to Dublin.
Contact - Joe David
Rugby Union - Women's
Women's rugby is a rapidly growing sport. The Fitz team is friendly and fun, so there is room for those who take it seriously as well as those who just want a laugh. No experience is necessary, and it's easy to pick up...
Skiing - Fitz Ski
Fitz Ski is the annual college ski trip that takes place in January. It is a great alternative to the varsity ski trip and provides an excellent opportunity to make more friends in college. We welcome skiers of all abilities as lessons can be included as part of the ski package. We endeavour to choose a location that has a good number of green/blue to red/black slopes to suit all levels. The Fitz Ski trip perfects the balance between après and time on the slopes. In 2015, the Fitz Ski committee will be taking the Fitzbillies to Val Thorens! This promises to be an excellent trip as Val Thorens boasts a vast skiing area and is renowned for its après bars and clubs.
Please more information contact Daisy Stevens
For Varsity Ski - find the College Rep at the start of the Michaelmas Term.
Fitzwilliam boasts three squash courts on site, which are available for all to use. There is an informal "squash ladder" - a system for organizing friendly games between squash players at Fitz. All standards are welcome. In addition, we put out both Men's and Ladies' teams for the intercollegiate leagues and for Cuppers. Matches are arranged for times mutually convenient for the players involved (usually about one per week).
The College takes part in the Swimming Cuppers, which is held during the Easter Term. Fitz has some strong swimmers, and has historically done very well - in 2008 Fitz won Cuppers overall, and just last year ladies took 2nd place. Anyone who would like to take part in the Cuppers should contact the club Captain.
Table Tennis
Fitz is one of the best colleges for table tennis. Its three teams consistently perform well in the intercollegiate leagues. The standard of play is high, but the team is always on the lookout to involve more players.
The 1st and 2nd term sees both the Men's and Ladies' teams playing a winter league, with a league and Cuppers matches in the 3rd term. In the summer matches are played on grass courts - a real bonus- make the most of it! Oxford Road playing fields has three grass courts and one hard court. We also use courts at Churchill College and the public courts at Jesus Green. Fitz tennis is friendly and of a reasonable standard, with emphasis on giving everyone who wants a game the chance to do their bit for College. Tennis is a really sociable sport and all standards are invited to play!
Please contact the Ladies and Mens team Captains for details or to be put on the mailing list.
Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate Frisbee is a fast-moving team game that is something of cross between netball and American football (non-contact) played with a round piece of plastic. It's one of the fastest growing sports in the UK and also one of the few that men and women play together at every level. Cambridge has a very strong Ultimate scene at all levels including a healthy, fun and casual college league that plays throughout the year. Your college team, The New Thundercatz, represent six colleges (St Catharine's, Trinity Hall, Fitzwilliam, Girton, Caius and Magdalene) so it's a great chance to meet players from other colleges and play a competitive sport in a highly spirited manner.
So if you'd like to give it a go, even if you've never picked up a Frisbee before, please come along and join in. For more information feel free to drop an email to Alex Riley or Lizzie Pearmain
Water Polo
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ALBANY — A crowd of nearly 15,000 filled the streets of downtown Albany Saturday morning to witness the 2013 Albany State University Homecoming Parade.
With 99 entries ranging from local businesses to motorcycle and horse riders, to area officials, to beauty queens to marching bands, the parade treated those in attendance to an ASU community celebration.
"It was a lot of fun," said LaToya Lamar Jones of Albany, who arrived downtown early to make sure she and her family found good seats on the bleachers. "I really look forward to the parade."
When asked what she enjoyed most, the former Southside Middle and Westover High School band member, said it had to be the marching bands.
"I just love the bands," said Lamar Jones. "They were really good; Monroe and Dougherty High were great and so was Albany High; they were fantastic."
Event organizers agreed with Lamara Jones, saying that all the entries brought something fun to the parade, making it a complete success.
"It went very well," said Albany State University Vice President of Institutional Advancement Clifford Porter. "We had a great turnout. Everything went very smoothly.
The parade, which began promptly at 9 a.m., was led down Pine Avenue by the Albany State University ROTC Color Guard, who were then followed by a series of automobiles carrying prominent alumni and various local officials
First came ASU President Everette Freeman, followed by Albany Mayor and ASU alumnus Dorothy Hubbard. After Hubbard came US Congressman Sanford Bishop, then State Rep. Winfred Dukes and then Dougherty County Coroner Michael Fowler.
After the area officials passed and took their seats in the grandstands across from the courthouse, the crowd was treated to various marching bands from Albany and the surrounding area, as well as performances by cheerleading and dance squads from area schools.
In all the parade had 99 entries that travelled east down Pine Avenue before heading north up Washington Street.
The scene then shifted to the ASU campus for the homecoming football game between Albany State and Morehouse of Atlanta. Homecoming activities wrap up today with the ASU Ruby Faye Butler Memorial ROTC Run at the ASU Amphitheater.
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Three-Strikes Laws Punish and Protect
Meese, Edwin, Insight on the News
On Oct. 1, 1993, Polly Klaas was kidnapped at knife point from her Petaluma, Calif., home, where she had been enjoying a sleep-over with two teenage girlfriends. Subsequently she was found dead on a road about 45 miles from her house -- strangled. The man identified in court documents as the killer had been convicted repeatedly of the most serious and dangerous crimes, including kidnapping, robbery, burglary and assault. Yet he was released from prison a few months before Polly's murder, serving only half of the 16-year sentence for his most recent felony.
More than a year earlier, Kimber Reynolds, an 18-year-old girl living in Fresno, Calif., was shot to death by a career criminal on parole, who killed her because she resisted his effort to steal her purse.
The nation was stunned in July 1993 by the fatal shooting of James Jordan, known as "Pops" to his basketball-star son, Michael Jordan. The elder Jordan's death occurred at a rest stop on Interstate 95 in North Carolina, at the hands of two men with long criminal histories of violent crimes.
These incidents that spanned the country, and hundreds of others taking place in the states in between, have triggered a massive reaction among law-abiding citizens. People are expressing their urgent fears about violent crime and demanding that new measures be taken to change the criminal justice system -- particularly to protect against violent, repeat offenders who are being released into the community often after serving only a fraction of their sentences for previous crimes.
One of the measures most frequently proposed -- perhaps because of its catchy title -- is "three strikes and you're out," requiring that criminals involved in three serious, violent felonies be sentenced to prison for guaranteed terms up to life imprisonment. The details of these proposals vary, but the essential concept is the same: Violent career criminals who have demonstrated their proclivity for repeated offenses should remain in prison for life or at least until the public can be absolutely assured that they no longer are a danger to society.
Despite extensive public approval -- nearly 77 percent of Washington state voters launched a national movement for three-strikes laws by approving such a ballot initiative in October -- a vigorous debate has been kindled among politicians, academics and criminal justice experts over the efficiency of such legislation. Dire warnings of overwhelming costs, potential "geriatric prisons" and misuse of limited resources are among the challenges posed by three-strikes opponents.
After a careful review of the arguments on both sides, I believe that laws providing guaranteed lengthy prison terms for violent career criminals, if properly written and applied, would materially increase public safety and improve our citizens' confidence in the criminal justice system.
First, however, let me suggest a few conditions that should govern such measures:
* A "three strikes and you're out" statute is not a panacea and will not solve all the problems that face our law enforcement and criminal justice institutions. This type of measure does not substitute for expanded and better-utilized police resources, reform of the juvenile justice system, better management of prisons, revision of criminal evidence laws or common-sense attention to the root causes of crime.
* Those drafting three strikes legislation should remember the purpose of the concept: to keep repeat violent criminals out of circulation until they no longer are a danger to society. Therefore, it should apply to three violent offenses only (with the inclusion of home burglaries at night, since the crimes have such a high potential of violence), and not to just any three felonies.
* Since many violent criminals "burn out" in middle or advanced age, the term for three-time violent offenders should be near 25 years to life, with provisions for release of those who have served 25 or more years if correctional officials certify they no longer are dangerous. …


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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Chad Johnson,aka Ochocinco, was arrested Saturday after police said he head-butted his wife Evelyn Lozada. According to the Sun-Sentinel, Johnson head-butted his wife, "Basketball Wives" star Evelyn Lozada, in the forehead during an argument they had while driving home from dinner. Evelyn was treated at the scene for a "pretty good-sized" laceration, and was later was taken to the hospital.
Apparently Ev confronted Ocho about a receipt she had found for a box of condoms. Ochocinco told police "the two accidentally knocked heads."
The NFL is reporting that the couple live in Davie, where the Dolphins' practice facility is located, and a neighbor called police about the incident.
Police said Johnson may not appear before a judge until Monday.
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After spending almost two weeks searching for a big league job outside of Washington, right-handed pitcher Chris Young has returned to the Nationals with a minor league contract. The 6'10" veteran will report to Viera, Florida to throw a few bullpen sessions before joining the Triple-A affiliate Syracuse Chiefs. General manager Mike Rizzo said he expects Young to head north in 10-12 days.
Young was granted an unconditional release by the Nats on March 26 to seek offers from other teams after he opted out of his minor league deal with the club. He appeared in four spring training games with Washington, posting a 2.25 ERA in 16 innings pitched. He allowed 11 hits, two home runs, and kept opponents to a .193 batting average.
Young's brief stint with the Nationals impressed manager Davey Johnson and left him surprised no one picked him up.
"He had a good spring for us. It was probably that late in the year that a lot of clubs are going with their young guys," Johnson said.
"He threw the ball good this spring, pitched really well, he's a competitor. He's real great insurance."
Johnson said Young will likely be the sixth starter if the situation presents itself, leaving lefty Zach Duke to remain in the bullpen. Johnson indicated Duke would be the emergency starter in March after Young was cut by the team.
Rizzo was happy to bring Young back for that sixth starter role. He told Mark Zuckerman that Young has no out clause in his minor league deal.
"He's a qualified, quality, major-league starting pitcher, gives us some additional depth in our rotation and a guy that could help us down the road," he said.
Young, 33, is a nine-year major league veteran with stops in Texas, San Diego, and with the Mets. In 159 career MLB games he holds a 53-43 record with a 3.79 ERA and 1.220 career WHIP. In 20 starts with New York last season he went 4-9 with a 4.15 ERA.
Davey Johnson on Morse's hot start in Seattle
Davey Johnson was asked about Michael Morse's first week with the Seattle Mariners as the former National leads the majors through three games with three home runs. Swapping Morse out for Denard Span over the offseason changed the complexion of Washington's lineup, but Johnson likes the new approach.
"I think there's plenty of potential for long ball in the lineup. But the big thing is a lot of the younger guys in the lineup are becoming better hitters. I would rather have a better hitter then the long ball. You can do more damage when you're a quality hitter and can get on base and can keep the line moving. And Denard Span has done that his whole career. We were very successful having Jayson do that, he got on base a lot and took a lot of pitches, but Denard does the same thing. I don't worry about the long ball, there's plenty of power in this lineup."
Johnson said he watched Morse last night as he hit his third home run of the season against the Oakland Athletics and was impressed. The Nats skipper says Morse has modified his swing and "added some kinks."
Nats manager not a fan of designated hitter
Johnson spoke before the game about his dislike of the American League designated hitter. He likes the way National League games are managed because there are more decisions to make as far as lineups and pulling pitchers from games.
"I just think there's more strategy in the game. Baseball is a game of strategy. With the pitcher in the lineup it's also self-policing. I like the offense you can throw out there with a DH. But I think it's more challenging to manage when a pitcher is pitching a good ballgame and a couple of runners get on, when there's a low pitch count and you have to try to get back into the ballgame. In the American League it's real easy to read the pitcher, when he's done he is done and it doesn't affect your lineup."
"I think it's terrible that there is two standards and it's been that way for a long time. I would like to see it the same."
The Nationals open interleague play early this season with a series against the Chicago White Sox next week. He said he will likely hit the DH in the ninth spot with Tyler Moore the probable choice. He did say, however, depending on matchups he could send out Roger Bernadina or Chad Tracy to hit from the left-handed side.
Mike Rizzo on new partnership with Bloomberg Sports
On Thursday the Nationals announced a new deal with Bloomberg Sports to design a new program for scouting and baseball analytics. It helps scouts better evaluate games and talent using mobile devices and laptops.
"We did a lot of research on it, and I think it's a valuable tool for us. It's incredibly comprehensive, and it's something that's easy access," Rizzo said.
"The Bloomberg database is like our current database, microwaved. It's faster, bigger, more volume, more video. It's all inclusive, where you can include your scouting reports, your scouting video, your statistics, all in one-stop shopping."
Rizzo, an old school guy in many ways, says he thinks it will catch on even with the more veteran scouts in the organization.
"Some of them, it takes longer than others to get comfortable with it. And then we've got some veteran guys who are a little bit intimidated by it. But if I can figure it out, they can figure it out."


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