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Now here's a great idea! You've all heard of book clubs, where members all agree to read a particular book by a given date, and then meet to discuss the merits of said book? Well extend that idea to archaeological papers, throw in some technology to negate the need to physically meet but still allow real-time discussion and what you end up with is the Archaeology Reading Group, a new group set up to accomplish exactly that.
It's early days at the moment – the first meeting is set for June 16th – and due to the technological constraints of Skype, each meeting is limited a maximum of 25 attendees, but there's no reason that the group shouldn't be a success despite that.
There are many different interests within the group, from Neolithic to Bronze Age, Viking to Medieval. Each month they intend to look at a different topic and/or period, so you can be sure there will be something of interest for just about everyone.
It's a small group at the moment and consists mainly of archaeology students and enthusiasts. But regardless of background, everyone is more than welcome to join and share some thoughts. The only commitment is to read the selected paper before the meeting so that you can participate fully.
The first two monthly meetings are already scheduled. Even if you can't make the meeting, the papers look to be of sufficient interest for anyone with an interest in the past, but it's a shame that the paper selected for the first discussion is not freely available, requiring a £25 fee for those not blessed with academic (Shibboleth/OpenAthens) library accounts. But that aside, we wish the group every success for the future.
A recent gorse fire on Carn Brea, near Redruth in Cornwall, could provide an opportunity for further investigation of this interesting site. The fire – cause currently unknown, but arson is suspected – covered an area of around 3 hectares on the night of 26th May. The gorse (which burns easily and gives off a lot of heat – it was a source of fuel in past times) had grown quite high and dense in the affected area, and strong winds hindered firefighters attempts at controlling the blaze. I was actually in the area only last week, and Carn Brea is a well know landmark, providing good views on a clear day to an extensive section of the north coast of Cornwall, from Godrevy to St Agnes.
Carn Brea was first investigated in the early 1970's by a team led by Roger Mercer, and their findings led to a new site classification: the Early Neolithic Tor Enclosure. Dating from nearly 6000 years ago, stone walls were built up between outcrops of the granite bedrock to form defensive enclosures around the top of the hill. Signs of early habitation were found, in the form of 'lean-to' buildings against the insides of the enclosing walls. In addition, up to 700 leaf-shaped arrowheads were among some outstanding finds – evidence of a past attack on the settlement. Nearby outcrops of rock suitable for manufacture as axes and edge grinding stones, blanks and incomplete and finished axes found on the site suggest the settlement was used for the manufacture and trading of tools. These investigations showed that the east end of the hill was the focus of most activity, whilst the fire was on the northwest flank, which was most heavily covered in vegetation. The hill displays evidence of human use almost continually since the Neolithic, with mining, quarrying and the building of a monument and a castle in more recent times.
Whilst gorse fires are dangerous, and damaging, the eco-structure tends to recover quite well from such events and the clearance factor can open up the landscape to inspection where before only vegetation was visible. It is to be hoped that the opportunity will be taken (once fire investigations have completed) to further survey the area in the weeks to come.
For more information about Early Neolithic Tor Enclosures, see Simon Davies' excellent paper (PDF link)
Update (1st June): The blaze, which covered an area equivalent to 10 football pitches, destroyed gorse, heather and bilberry and it is estimated that the area will take 'years' to recover, according to the environment manager at Cornwall Council. Nesting birds, small mammals and reptiles were among the casualties of the fire, which was apparently started by a disposable barbecue.
It's amazing what you can find when you look. Back in 2007, Dartmoor expert Alan Endecott discovered an arc of recumbent stones high up on the moor, some 1700 or so feet (525m) above sea level.
Initial investigations of the area are now completed, and what Alan discovered has been identified as a previously unknown stone circle, some 112 feet (34m) in diameter, and consisting of 30 or 31 stones with extensive views in all directions. This is the highest stone circle recorded on Dartmoor thus far.
The stones were previously all thought to be upright, due to the surviving presence of packing stones and the large stones themselves, all of a similar size, may have been quarried from nearby Sittaford Tor. The location of this new circle places it within an arc of known circles in the NE moor, which includes Buttern Hill, Scorhill, Shovel Down, Fernworthy and the Grey Wethers double circles, described by some as a 'sacred arc' which suggests some measure of wider landscape planning by the circle builders. Preliminary radio-carbon dating of samples taken from underneath the stones suggests that they had fallen close to the end of the 3rd millenium BC, some 4000 years ago.
Geophysical work at the site has been funded by the Heritage Lottery Funded scheme, Moor Than Meets The Eye. Although full results are not yet available, initial results have identified a possible linear ditch just outside the eastern side of the circle.
The find was announced in the announced in the January 2014 edition of the Devon Archaelogical Society Newsletter, No.117. Further investigation is planned later this summer, we'll be watching this one with interest!
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Here's what he said in the Commons 18 years ago:
"Anyone who has been on an archaeological dig will know of the painstaking, enormously slow process that is involved in uncovering objects. The precise position in the ground of every revealed object and its proximity to other finds is carefully recorded. When people come along who are not experts or who are not necessarily interested in the history of an object, but whose main motivation is simply to try to uncover a pot of gold, and they root around without paying much attention to the archaeological importance of their finds, the archaeological information is lost. All too often, they simply chuck aside anything that does not immediately appear to have a monetary value."
He sounds indistinguishable from his Irish and French counterparts. How refreshing!
1. English Heritage (or whatever they'll be calling themselves this year):
"At Stonehenge we'll be more of a statutory heritage champion and less of a Tory election agent".
2 and 3. National Trust:
"At Stonehenge, we'll do what we say is our mission, not what someone in Whitehall says they'd like us to do".
"We'll finally admit that letting people brandalise or sloganise monuments is always a bad idea".
4 and 5. Portable Antiquities Scheme:
"We'll simply tell the truth to artefact hunters, farmers and the public".
"We'll lobby the Government to make this spiffing update the last."
6 and 7. Landowners:
"Like with sheep and spuds, we'll let nothing off our farms without us seeing it (and knowing its value)."
"We'll keep in mind every archaeological find needs reporting (whatever any non-archaeologist says)."
8. Academics and the Alliance to Reduce Crime against Heritage:
"We'll finally admit that not telling a landowner about a significant find (and therefore being unable to report it) DOES conform to our definition of "heritage crime" and is just as damaging as nighthawking".
9. Shropshire Council:
"At Oswestry, we'll listen to informed opinion and ask ourselves every morning "who benefits from ignoring it?"
10 and 11. Cadw:
1. "We will try to be consistent, unbiased and professional."
2. "We will try much harder to protect archaeology."
12. Archaeologists:
"We'll fret less about community archaeology and more about the community's archaeology"
Submitted by a Correspondent:
When in 1651, exactly 363 years ago yesterday, Charles II visited Stonehenge he didn't do it to cross it off his "Bucket List". Charles didn't take advantage of any "photo opportunity" moment, indeed he would have shunned recognition. Nor did he arrive with a massive entourage, his servants preferred Salisbury Fair.
What changed between the visit of Charles and the visit of Barack Obama in 2014, is the selfie – everyone increasingly wanting to write themselves into the story. To borrow from one of the American President's predecessors: it is not what the present can do for Stonehenge, but what the monument can do for the present. As well as the long past, it is surely time for visitors to be reminded to spare the monument's future a thought…
If you're in a Planning Department and you're going to let a utility company dig up a probable archaeological site without making provision for an archaeological watching brief, it's best not to do it at the end of the street in which the Director of the Council for British Archaeology lives. The danger being, he might trudge home after a long, hot day in the office and spot some pottery and the fragments of a Roman era leg bone and a jawbone with teeth in it lying on a pile of soil… Which is exactly the nightmare that happened recently up in in York !
Dr Heyworth said the incident shows up the "black holes" that are appearing in local authority archaeology services, with planners taking decisions without any specialist advice. He notified both the police to inform them that human remains had been discovered and the local authority, and work has now been suspended while an archaeologist investigates the site.
The worrying aspect is that not every street has a Dr Heyworth living in it so it's a moot point how many similar issues go unnoticed up and down the country. Coincidentally, EH has just revealed that the number of archaeological specialists in local authorities has declined by 9.5% in the past year. The full report is HERE.
PRESS RELEASE 8th July 2014
The Sustainable Trust at Stithians Show
For anyone who missed our fabulous Solstice 'Rock on at Carwynnen Quoit', we are holding the last exhibition in this phase of the project next Monday.
To celebrate the Festival of Archaeology, the Council of Archaeology's annual event, we will be showing new footage of the restoration along with a photographic exhibition of the project. Stithians Agricultural Association have kindly accepted us as one of their featured charities this year and we relish the opportunity to bring this project to a wider appreciative audience.
Visiting children will be able to make a pop up quoit card, a thaumotrope and a pocket book about the history of this 5000 year old monument, written in both Cornish and English. It will be a chance to talk about your memories of 'The Frying Pan Field' and the 'Devil's Quoit' and hear about our re-creation of the famous 1925 picnic and future plans.
Pip Richards, director of sustrust said 'We have been astounded at the amount of people who have shown appreciation for our work at Carwynnen. This field has now become a focal point for the community with its iconic megalithic structure. It feels symbolic that we have managed to restore one of the first man made landmarks during this time of recognition of Cornish identity. Thank you to everyone who has made this possible'.
Not its funding, you understand, its visitor numbers. Thanks to a long, hot summer, favourable exchange rates and a post-Olympic "bounce", the tourism industry enjoyed a record-breaking 32 million visits to Britain in 2013, the highest number since records began.
As a result, tourism earnings soared 12.7 per cent to an unprecedented £21 billion. London overtook Paris as the world's most popular tourism destination with 16.8 million visits, thanks to a "post-Olympic boom" and a surge in the popularity of the British Royal Family coinciding with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012 and the birth of Prince George. Visitor numbers in the rest of England, Scotland and Wales grew by as much as 10 per cent.
At Stonehenge English Heritage reported an 18.9 per cent rise in visitors last year with their spokesman reporting "We had a fantastic year, with more than half of all visitors to Stonehenge coming from abroad…".
The Association of Leading Visitor Attractions are even more bullish: "The rest of the country outside of the capital is set to get an even bigger slice of the tourism cake in future. On their first visit to the UK tourists pretty much exclusively head to London, but our research shows that on their second and third visits, they are actually more likely to visit the rest of the country, to explore its heritage history and countryside."
A couple of things are worth considering: First, isn't it irrational that while heritage tourism income is soaring, heritage funding is plummeting? Second, isn't it puzzling how, when Stonehenge visitor numbers are soaring, there are still calls for Free and Open access to the place? How will that work then?


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Fr. Dave Dwyer CSP and Father Larry Rice CSP discuss the secret archives of the Vatican. Find out what it takes to gain access to the archives and what type of famous works can be found there, such as the trial of Galileo.


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Dr. Masters (r) co-founded wunderground in 1995. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990. Co-blogging with him: Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 1:37 PM GMT on October 02, 2006
Hurricane Isaac is racing towards the southeast corner of Newfoundland at 35 mph, and will bring winds near hurricane force to the island today. Already this morning, winds have reached 36 mph with higher gusts at Sagona Island, Newfoundland. Sagona Island saw sustained winds of 76 mph gusting to 93 during the passage of the extratropical version of Hurricane Florence on September 13. Isaac's impact on Newfoundland will probably be similar to that of Florence, which destroyed one home and caused scattered power outages and minor damage. A 2-3 foot storm surge and 2-3 inches of rain are likely from Isaac.
Figure 1. Latest satellite image of Isaac, updated every 1/2 hour.
Elsewhere in the tropics
An non-tropical low pressure system has formed near 30N 30W, about 500 miles south of the Azores Islands. This low may gradually acquire tropical characteristics over the next few days as it drifts southwestward over warmer waters.
The computer models are indicating some development is possible by Thursday in the region between the Bahamas and Bermuda, along an old cold front. Any development here would probably move northeast out to sea, and could be a threat to Bermuda.
I'll haven't had a chance to finish my October tropical outlook, but hope to post that Tuesday morning.
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Therefore, in folk-music is possibly made permanent simple states of feeling.
The work, which does not appear to have become a repertory opera, is worth the study of those who are interested in folk-music.
The question of folk-music has recently received much attention (see Song).
You're finding out much quicker than I. It's all folk-music to you still; to me Strauss and the rest of the tired stuff.
When we pass into Somersetshire the folk-music assumes quite a different character.
The folk-music of the negro slaves is most frequently mentioned as the right foundation for a strictly American school.
This tendency is prevalent in folk-music, especially that of the Russians and Scandinavians.
The growing interest in folk-music in America is a tendency concerning which the progressive student should inform himself.
Saved from the multitudinous distractions of town life, the love of the folk-music took root in his heart and grew undisturbed.
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day 1 full colour Bust of Wolvie.
Will be posting pics of pics I remembered to snap pics of.
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arent you tired of drawing wolvies and deadpools? :b they look great, as always, though.
maybe commision him to draw something else?
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How can you get tired of two of marvel comics most famous superhero assassins?
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R5 Productions announces end of shows (kind of) at First Unitarian Church
Discontinuing the booking of weekday shows at the church.
Things we learned from Sean Agnew's AMA on Reddit
The founder of R5 Productions takes your questions.
Real Estate and San Fermin playing Summer Solstice show at Kimmel Center
Explore The Kimmel Center on the first day of summer.
R5 Productions announces details for new South Philly live music venue Boot & Saddle
New South Philly venue enters the live music landscape.
Laura Veirs announces new album & tour, shares new song
Playing at soon-to-be-reopened Boot & Saddle in September.
Amor De Días announce spring tour dates in support of new sophomore LP
Playing at the First Unitarian Church Side Chapel in support of The House at Sea (out next week on Merge Records).
Cold War Kids announce new album & tour
Playing at Union Transfer on April 12th. Stream the lead single "Miracle Mile" from Dear Miss Lonely Hearts.
Daughter announce North American tour
London trio will play at the First Unitarian Church on May 3rd in support of their upcoming debut album.
The Music Tapes add second Traveling Imaginary show at First Untiarian Church (tix on sale now)
Second show added due to popular demand.
Jeff Mangum announces final tour, playing DuPont Theatre in Wilmington in February (and Strand Theatre in York, PA)
After playing a sold out show this past January at UPenn's Irvine Auditorium, it has been announced that Jeff Mangum will be playing Wilmington at the DuPont Theatre next February. R5 Productions is again promoting the show—their first ever in Delaware. Mangum has announced his "final tour" and will play in Wilmington on Tuesday, February […]
Just announced: Titus Andronicus playing at First Unitarian Church with Ceremony later this month
Jersey punk-rockers Titus Andronicus will release their new album Local Business on October 23rd, the same date of their just-announced show at the First Unitarian Church. You can listen to the album's first single "In A Big City" below and read more about the making and meaning of the album here. Co-headlining the show with […]
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Polaris Prize shortlist nominee Cold Specks is coming back to the U.S. this fall and playing a show at the First Unitarian Church's tiny side chapel for R5 Productions. The show will be on Friday, November 9th; tickets are on sale now. The U.K.-based Canadian singer-songwriter released her brilliant debut album I Predict A Graceful […]
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"We completed our initial testing with the BionX unit on a Haul-a-Day and the results were amazing," Alan said of the hub motor. "BionX not only has a fantastic product, but the company provides great service and backing. We couldn't be more pleased to partner with them to make this game-changing option for Bike Friday owners."
At this point, the BionX system ONLY will be available on NEW Bike Friday Pocket Bikes with 406 wheels (not tikits or Rockets). We hope to make retro-fitting available in August 2015, but it will involve sending your Bike Friday back to the factory. We are also working on a solution for 451 wheels.
The BionX S 350DL unit [shown above] will be the option for the Pocket Bikes, that include New World Tourist, Pocket Llama, and Crusoe. It comes with a 350 watt motor and a battery that will be mounted beneath a rear rack. It will offer a range up to 50 miles (80 km).
The systems adds 20 pounds (9 kg) to the bike. It retails for $1899.
The BionX S 350DV unit will be the option for the Haul-a-Day. It comes with a 350 watt motor and a battery that will be mounted on the middle section of the Haul-a-Day frame. It will offer a range up to 80 miles (130 km).
The systems adds 20 pounds (9 kg) to the bike. It retails for $2299.
Both systems offer four assist levels of 35%, 75%, 150% and 300% that are controlled on a handlebar console that also serves as a multi-function odometer. They have a regeneration system that allows you to help recharge the battery as you ride.
"First of all, the system is silent," Alan said. "Second is that until you hit 150% assist level, with it being so silent you think you are really just having a great day and physically feeling like you are 20 years old and on a lighter bike."
One of the elements that sold Alan is the versatility.
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Biking in china yangshuo. This part of the route was surprisingly good and the landscape was amazing!
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Gorgeous! Wow I'd love to visit there one day!
wow, this looks so dramatic. Makes me want to visit this part of china, i dont think im visiting this part though where abouts is it??
I remember this part from when we rode through here. I came back through Yangshou a couple of weeks later and did the same ride all over again it was that good.
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CHARLESTOWN, N.H. Kelly Jean Litchfield, 46, died Monday, April 1, 2013, of leukemia.
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She graduated from Harwood Union High School in 1984 and earned an associate degree from the University of Phoenix.
Survivors include her partner, Dianne Hall, of Charlestown; two daughters, Mylinda Richardson, of Charlestown, and Toni Richardson, of Halifax, Nova Scotia; her father and her stepmother, Vicky Litchfield, both of Hereford, Ariz.; her siblings, Chip Litchfield, of Middlesex, Vt., Kim and Karen Litchfield, of Peterborough, and Larry Litchfield, of Waterbury, Vt.; several nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins.
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My morning cuppa and I'm away from the house overnight. I left early this morning to house and dog sit for my parents, they have four dogs and one of them is ill and requires an operation which they have to travel a few hours for as it's in a special clinic. Their dog Alfie has a liver shunt so they need to remove the sludge from his bladder, remove his testicles (as one is deformed due to the condition) and they are going to sort out the shunt. They are staying overnight in-case anything happens to him.
So my emergency (grab bag in-case of house sitting) tea was picked up and taken with me, The Black Lotus was one of those teas. I've had black tea each morning so it's nice to do so today.
The tea leaves are dark brown/black and are thin and squiggly in shape, most are shortish/broken pieces that average a few mm. I can see they are a blend of black teas as some look like Darjeeling and others are darker and more Assam like. They have a gentle malt scent with a hint of sweet wood.
Once steeped my tea is golden brown in colour with a honey and malt scent. It is stronger than expected in flavour (in a good way) with honey, malt and wood tones (which match it's raw scent). It's a light black tea but with medium flavour which I'm finding very pleasing this morning. The sweet honey element makes this tea fairly smooth and easy to drink while at the same time not compromising in flavour.
I love this black tea blend, it's everything I look for in a black tea.
Flavors: Honey, Malt, Wood
Thank you everyone for your well wishes. I can happily report that Alfie is out of surgery now and the veterinary surgeon has said that everything has gone well so far. Their were several huge stones in his bladder made from calcium deposits over the years (that's how long the vet took to find the problem) and they have been removed. Now all we can do is wait for him to recover, the side effect of the surgery are seizures and sometimes dogs get them so severely they need to be put down. Hopefully he will not experience any but only time will tell.
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This oolong has a herbal, almost peppery scent, just like fresh herbs. Also a hint of mint, a refreshing sort of scent.
Flavour is sweet and thick, highly perfumed and herbal. It's nice but a bit strange…sour, herby perfume is a strange mix but it's not disgusting, acquired taste I suppose.
The weather is boiling here and I have had trouble coping with it, as soon as the sun comes own I start sweating and get very red faced. I'm sure some of you will understand. Despite the hot weather I've managed to get some things sorted today and after being accepted for a mortgage we will be viewing our first house on Saturday.
Busy life aside it's tea time and I chose this Ali Shan as an after dinner tea to pair with my vegetarian prawn Thai green curry. The Oolong has a beautiful sweet and creamy, floral scent.
The flavour is mild and I waited for it to cool so I can gulp it down. Dry after taste but as a whole it's satisfying. Subtle flavour with milk and flowers being the two dominant tones. Also perfumed and sweet like brown sugar.
I want to love it but it's not as fresh as it could be, it did make a nice, average, every day type Oolong though. May try another Oolong next.
This may be a silly question, but was it a prawn substitute or do you consider prawns to be vegetarian?
It was a prawn substitute, made from soya and mushroom protein. Really it is roughly prawn shaped but bares no other similarity.
Awesome! How was the taste? I had no idea there even was a prawn substitute available. I guess I should have. I seem to be able to find a substitute for pretty much everything. They vary quite a bit in their resemblance to the original, though!
@Sarsonator – The veggie imitation prawns have a decent consistency…at least to what I remember prawns being like. I'm not too fussy about eating imitation meat (which I think is strange since I don't want to eat meat in the first place) but it's more about still being able to eat a large variety of dishes. They don't taste of anything in particular so they are suited well for a dish or stir fry, down side is they are quite expensive.
@Veronica Thank you :)
While I am admittedly not a Harry Potter fan (in the slightest) my husband is and he has been re-reading the books again. So for our tea tonight I chose this blend which came from the return of the EU TTB round 2, my husbands face lit up a little when I said the name of the blend. I'm after something nice to fuel me while I cross stitch. I've been getting into it again, it was something I did as a child and I even joined a sewing/craft club. Now I'm doing a huuuge castle to enter into a contest at my club in September, hopefully it will be done by then. Though I find tea drinking and sewing go together very well.
Here is the last two projects I finished this month:
Back to the tea – In raw state it smells like a sweet chai, particularly cardamom and cinnamon but rather fresh and crisp. Nice so far but no chocolate is present.
Once steeped the tea smells thickly like chocolate but in a pleasant way, however it does not fully mask the spicy chai behind it.
Flavour is not as thick as it smells though the chai is highly noticeable, again particularly cardamom and cinnamon. The chocolate is not very present but it does have a smoothness that shows it's a chai with a difference. Perhaps flavour wise is more cocoa than chocolate but still it's subtlety is pleasant enough. I have had chocolate chai before from Della Terra which is highly chocolatey in flavour, this is the polar opposite. It's a nice blend and it's theme was joyous (for my husband anyway) but the flavour is nothing past average. Good for a personal custom blend though, just too weak for me.
Your projects are so cute! I used to be really into cross-stitching, too, but that was a while ago. Maybe I'll take it up again :)
My first tea to review from the return of the EU TTB box round 2. I'm loving flavoured black teas today and I also love rhubarb so the chance to try a rhubarb based black tea is high on my list of priorities for the day. :)
Oohhhh lovely, tart yet sweet rhubarb notes are crisp amongst the lightly malt black tea. A lovely scent, exactly what I wanted to sniff, raises my expectations for this blend somewhat.
Served with a drop of milk.
I took a sip and couldn't help from verbally declaring "Oohhh this is nice!" while my husband said he could taste rhubarb which is excellent since I didn't tell him it was a rhubarb flavoured tea. It doesn't taste strong and the black base doesn't add anything to deter from the beautiful rhubarb flavour. It is tart yet sweet but rather natural in flavour and it seems to melt in my mouth through the after taste. I'm actually salivating as I drink this tea :) I can happily compare this blend to Bluebird's Rhubarb + Custard, the main difference is that their blend is creamier and sweeter than this one, but regardless this blend is still wonderful. I would happily buy some of this tea. :)
Great start from the return of the box.
Flavors: Rhubarb
My husband came home yesterday after spending 5 days camping at a music festival with his brothers, as well as good food withdrawal he also has good tea withdrawal. Our first morning together after he's back (since all he did yesterday was sleep) so it's time to get back to our routine. That means time for me, and this mornings tea will be Earl Grey.
The loose blend has a mild and very sweet bergamot scent that is smooth which is unusual for citrus.
Served with milk.
Tea is velvety with light, sweet, candied bergamot tones which give a refreshing after taste. It's extremely light for an Earl Grey though and I am missing a purer bergamot in this blend. It could be my English side which is my reason for loving very strong Earl Grey. The black base is malty with soft wood notes and it's gentleness works well with the mild bergamot.
It's a nice tea but not strong enough for me, I like the base but I really do prefer a waxier, stronger bergamot in my EG.
Flavors: Bergamot
Sorry for my absence these past two weeks, I have been very under the weather and generally feeling very low. It's turning a corner now and I hope to pick up my reviewing where I left off. As for today I'm finishing my beloved Cantaloupe & Cream, it shall be sorely missed though thoroughly enjoyed at my sewing club. I joined last week, something to get me out of the house. I used to cross stitch when I was younger and I picked it right back up, it's like learning to swim or riding a bike…It's something you remember and can pick up instantly.
For now I'm getting ready so this was just a quick note to say I'm coming home (so to speak).
I'm finishing my sample of this tea today though I was not expecting to be drinking any tea at all for the next few days. I mentioned before that I was waiting to have a dental surgery done and the date for that was yesterday, long story short: I turned up, was sat down and introduced to the dentist specialist who then refused to operate on me because my chart says I dislike the taste of blood (the taste of blood makes me heave) and further went on to insult me and ask my weight (for no reason other than curiosity) before saying I'm 'Too big, perhaps I should consider loosing weight'. So now I am being referred to the hospital to have my wisdom tooth removed and I should be contacted in 18 weeks.. Furious is an understatement. The only joy I can get now is that I can carry on drinking tea for a while longer until I get the date for another dental surgeon to accept my case.
Happy weekend everyone, hopefully I will calm down and be able to enjoy it myself too.
That's crummy! What nerve. I hope it goes more quickly than 18 weeks. I know tooth problems can make you miserable. :(
So rude!!! That jerk dentist needs some "savoir vivre" lessons! That was mean, don't let it affect you…
That was just hateful and I'm really, really sorry you had to go through that. You are nicer than I am. They would STILL be trying to remove me from that person's face.
I would personally report the dentist. I had a similar experience so I understand how you feel. Especially for something like wisdom teeth which have absolutely nothing to do with your weight.
I'm finishing my sample of this tea today though I was not expecting to be drinking any tea at all for the next few days. I mentioned before that I was waiting to have dental surgery done and the date for that was yesterday, long story short: I turned up early, was sat down and introduced to the dentist specialist who then refused to operate on me because my chart says I dislike the taste of blood (the taste of blood makes me heave if left in my mouth too long) and further went on to insult me by asking my weight (for no reason other than curiosity) before saying I'm 'Too big, perhaps I should consider loosing weight'. So now I am being referred to the hospital to have my wisdom tooth removed and I should be contacted in 18 weeks.. Furious is an understatement. The only joy I can get now is that I can carry on drinking tea for a while longer until I get the date for another dental surgeon to accept my case.
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Mrs H Sep 8, 2011 2:12 PM
in response to macobs30
macobs30 wrote:
Hi Mrs H,
Sorry cannot help you on this. You might start another ticket with LaCie. In my case they were very helpful. I replaced my V3 to V2
Thanks macobs30 for your input.
In the past, I've had good experiences with LaCie tech support and excellent service from sales.
The good news is the store I bought the v3 from will take it back for a full refund and give me free return shipping.
LaCie support is still working with me on a possible fix, but I don't know. LaCie said the firmware is not a fix for my problem, but shouldn't hurt (since I've already done it that's good news!)
I have found several v2s on line. I am hesitant about buying them, however.
I suddenly have an issue with my v2 which in the past I only used with my G4 and MBP and turned it on and off when using it for backups.
Testing the v2, I put the iMac to sleep; before doing so I unmounted the volumes from the LaCie v2 which was turned on via the auto switch. The volumes appeared greyed out in Disk Utility so I could re-mount them later, I figured.
When I woke the iMac, the volumes were no longer visible in Disk Utility, so I could not remount them. The drive came on when the iMac woke up and its blue light is blinking away. System profiles shows Firewire Bus - Unknown Device. This is the message I got when a power block on an older LaCie failed (it was still in warranty and they kindly replaced it) I don't know where that leaves me now.
I am concerned about turning off the v2 with the blinking light (though it is unmounted) - data corruption issues.
This makes me think that the v2 may be no better than the v3 when it comes to sleep unless this is simply a coincidental power brick failure just at this time. I won't know until I can test it with another power supply and I don't know what's the safest way to shut if off and save corruption. I think I just have to turn the power off on it after I sleep the iMac again.
Mrs H
macobs30 Sep 8, 2011 11:45 PM
in response to Mrs H
I fully understand your situation. On my side the two V2s work like a charm - knock on wood. toc toc.
Sorry, I cannot really help you on the disk utility problem. That sounds serious. But if the iMac goes to sleep and you turn off the HDD with its own power switch... I do not think you should corrupt any data. But that's just a guess. I never had or heard of this problem.
On the other hand, talking about coincidences and power blocks. When I updated my iMac (2010) to Lion in August, on the first reboot with the new OS X the iMac made a funny fizzy noise, a blink on the screen and then just black screen and no more fans, just a burned-electronics smell ... nothing... totally dead. I took the iMac to the next authorized Apple retailer who can fix Macs on-site. They had to replace the power supply, then the logic board decided to go to PCB heaven and the HDD felt it should join the rest of the club. All at once. Basically an almost full internal hardware replacement. Luckily I have AppleCare. I did not pay a single dime. After ten days I got the iMac back and they assured me it had nothing to do with the upgrade to Lion. Fortunately, I had a full timemachine back-up which was restored in less then 3h from the LaCie V2.
The upgrade to Lion on my MBP worked without any issues. Perfectly. So I guess, strange coincidences happen even in the computer world.
BDAqua Sep 8, 2011 11:55 PM
in response to Mrs H
My advice is avoid the once great Lacie drives completely.
macobs30 Sep 9, 2011 12:06 AM
in response to BDAqua
Interesting. Which ones are better now? Actually, before I bought my 2nd LaCie I posted exactly this question and nobody replied and depending who you ask, you get the full spectrum of replies for any hard disk manufacturer.
All the tests and reviews typically concentrate on short-term "reliability", looks and transfer speed. Nobody tests a hard drive for longer than a week... which is the complete opposite to what the user needs to know. Personally, I do not care about looks and speed if the drive fails after six months.
BDAqua Sep 9, 2011 12:19 AM
in response to macobs30
Besides LaCie, I'd avoid any enclosure by any HDD Manufacturer, like Seagate, WD, etc., not that they make bad HDDs, just the enclosures, chipsts, & firmware try to save pennies to detriment of us all, I like ones like these...
I prefer FW over USB, never get a Bus powered one, go for only 7200 RPM & the biggest Cache available.
Actually I've gone to these so I can choose my drives & rotate besides...
For instance, WD Black Drives & enterprise drives in general have a 5 year warranty, compared to the normal 3 year Warranty, wilst many others have a 1 year warranty!
macobs30 Sep 9, 2011 12:30 AM
in response to BDAqua
Thank you very much! Great links. A pity that I did not have nor seen this info before. Well, for the next time. With these "no-name" - or better less-known - brands you never know what quality you get.
The HDD docking station looks cool! Never seen this before. I assume the HDD is sealed sufficiently to be protected against dust.
Mrs H Sep 9, 2011 1:32 PM
in response to macobs30
macobs30 wrote:
I fully understand your situation. On my side the two V2s work like a charm - knock on wood. toc toc.
Sorry, I cannot really help you on the disk utility problem. That sounds serious. But if the iMac goes to sleep and you turn off the HDD with its own power switch... I do not think you should corrupt any data. But that's just a guess. I never had or heard of this problem.
macobs 30,
Thanks for your input.
I've been working with LaCie via sales and tech support - things are looking good.
First I must report - all is well. The power brick is fine. I'll describe it all below...
I know that BDA hates LaCies (Hi BDA! ) but I have really had good luck with them and the folks in sales are wonderful, even though I have never bought anything from them directly.
Yes, in early times the power blocks failed, but I've always kept one of the power supplies as backup power and laCie has been excellent in replacing dead ones, esp under warranty. I know, they shouldn't fail at all but...
My new plan is to turn on the HDs to do backups, mount the drive, do the backup, unmount and then turn them off. I only use SuperDuper - no Time Machine for us. This plan may be a bit more time consuming but it will conserve energy, conserve the power brick and from all the reams of studies I've read it's a tossup which is more stressful - leaving the HD running 24/7 even in sleep or turning it on and off once a day for 10 minutes of actual access time (which is about how long my SuperDuper smart backup updates take), not to mention the possibility of data corruption with the drive connected 24/7...?
I have a support ticket in with LaCie on the Disk Utility issue, but I think I know the source of the issue already. It has something to do with the sequence in which I turned on the HD using the auto switch. In my past life I used my G4 and it never went to sleep. I am just learning how to deal with auto switch and HDs with my new iMac which I let sleep rather than shutting it off each day.
Because I had unmounted/ejected the disk it no longer showed in DU (except as greyed out volumes) or in the system profiler (except as unknown device) since it was unmounted - after a long sleep DU just eliminated the HD from its list, I guess.
I had turned the HD on via the auto switch in an odd way: I had turned it on and then flipped it to auto, since I figured it would then go to sleep if the iMac went to sleep. I'm not quite sure that this is what auto is supposed to do. What occured with my old v2 sounds like the sleep problem folks were mentioning for the v3.
Anyway, I turned the HD off while the light was blinking since I knew I had unmounted the disk correctly. I turned it back on and all is well. I haven't tested the sleep issue with the iMac sleeping and the drive turned on with the on switch rather than auto. But all of this is moot, if my new plan is to turn the drive off when it's not in use. In fact, the blinking light and the random occasional spin up from the drive (explained by LaC tech) won't be issues if I just am running the drives when I am actually using them.
Now I have to learn how, if, they can be daisy chained and turned on and off in the chain so I can do a series of backups in one fell swoop.
Thanks again, macobs, for your concern.
Mrs H
BDAqua Sep 9, 2011 7:20 PM
in response to macobs30
I assume the HDD is sealed sufficiently to be protected against dust.
Yes, you just need to place it where it won't get knocked over, but it's sweet to only take a few seconds to pop in another drive,
Hi Mrs H, I don't hate them at all, even if my D2 DVD writer lasted kess han 12 burns. I get 878,000 hits when I google lacie psu problems, & that'sa big improvement from the 1,200,000 a year or so ago.
macobs30 Sep 10, 2011 1:26 AM
in response to Mrs H
Great, that is all worked out.
In my case (iMac late 2010 and LaCie V2 1TB, bought at the same time) the V2 is always on auto now. The first time I had put it on ON and set-up Timemachine. After that I switched it over to the "AUTO" position. Basically the same procedure you are describing. Now it is always on "AUTO" and in complete sync to the iMac in terms of on and off. When the iMac goes to sleep so does the Lacie and vice-versa.
BDAqua, could be that google is more efficient now in getting rid of doublicates ;-)
I seen post from peiople having very bad experience with any brand. Evenb if it's six sigma QM, there are still quiet a few that end up dead and will "pop-up" in some blog.
Mrs H Sep 20, 2011 8:22 AM
in response to macobs30
Just to let you know how it all worked out for me:
I returned the v3 for a full refund along with free return shipping (sometimes online stores really do honour customer service promises!).
I found a v2 and got that for just a little bit more money (strange that the v2 costs more, maybe because it's not made any longer, maybe because someone really does think it is a better product, though LaCie insists it's the same build)
Plan - plug all 3 HDs directly into the iMac - 1 via FW, 2 via USB2. I had long conversations with LaCie who insist that FW daisy chains and hubs are not the best connections and that data transfer can be compromised. Since I only will be using these HDs for daily backups which take about 10 minutes, I'll just connect them to a surge protector power strip, which I'm connecting to my UPS and I'll keep the drives turned on, but will only power them up via the on/off switch on the power strip when I actually come to use them.
Mrs H
mulabandha Oct 10, 2011 1:42 AM
in response to borislopez
I had same problem with Lacie 1tb usb3 drive.When using imovie9, it made the app crash.
The external drive went to sleep and could not re-awaken.Tried pressing big blue button to no avail.You have to cut power and plug back in.
There is a firmware update available from Lacie.The update is to version 3 firmware.
go to ;
A shame that Lacie have not put this vital update on their website!
Mrs H Oct 11, 2011 5:46 PM
in response to mulabandha
mulabandha wrote:...
There is a firmware update available from Lacie.The update is to version 3 firmware.
go to ;
A shame that Lacie have not put this vital update on their website!
From the LaCie website the update for v3 for Macs: http://www.lacie.com/support/drivers/driver.htm?id=10248
I think this might be the update you say isn't on their website. It is hard to find there....
Mrs H
FYI - I solved my issues with my new LaCie by returning the v3 and getting another v2 instead; like my other v2 LaCies, it works just fine.
kaicuts Nov 29, 2011 9:27 PM
in response to BDAqua
This issue is not limited to LaCie.
I only use OWC drives and have the exact same problem with my OWC mercury drive:
Seems to be an issue with Snow Leopard and for me it only happens to bus powered drives.
The only solution is to pull-and-pray. Pulling the cable without ejecting will immediately un-freeze the finder.
Seems relatively safe since the drive is sleeping.
seb_h Feb 6, 2013 3:15 AM
in response to kaicuts
I confirm this issue is not related to LaCie ; not limited to Snow Leopard ; not limited to Firewire..
I have (OSX 10.7 Lion) a Iomega USB 3.0 bus-powered external drive with same symptoms and issues :
After the system slept for a while, if I ask the Finder to do something related to the external drive, such as saving or opening a file, the finder freezes. Then other applications may freeze too. Finally, as finder froze, no way to turn off the computer.
The best solution : unplug the external drive.
Everything backs up normally.
: ))
ajophoto Oct 24, 2013 8:38 AM
in response to seb_h
I have just bought a new Lacies 6tb Raid on a new iMac and I am having this issue too. When the drive goes the sleep the system freezes or does not wake form sleep.
I have done all the usual housekeeping.
Need a fix.


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RE: [fw-wiz] IPS vs. Firewalls (why vs. ?)
- From: "Ben Nagy" <ben@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 14:04:07 +0700
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Let me invite my competitors in a friendly discussion about
this layer 7 thing :)
Well, OK, you asked for it. :)
Here's the thing:
1) Proxy firewalls: Proxy firewalls are in theory good
because they can
do rfc compliance checks and "strange things won't be forwarded"
approach aka the marketing "day-0 protection". More, they'll
do fragment
reassembly. The problems about proxies are:
- performance decreased due to complete session rewrite
I bet you'll find that the 'session rewrite' (you're talking TCP/IP here, I
guess?) is not a significant performance issue, it's the fact that it's
running an application that actually knows enough about the protocol to
completely parse it. If you don't do that with your 'new technologies' then
you're not providing equivalent security. If you do do it, then you have the
same performance implication, which is I guess where the ASIC craze comes
Note that just because it's proxied doesn't make it secure. Some of the
proxy modules for various protocols are completely useless, cf old rants
about TIS/Gauntlet plug-gw.
- when used as reverse proxies for incoming connections you
always have
that listening ports on the proxy-firewall. Listening ports means
attackable ports.
Absolute FUD! Any time you're parsing network traffic you're prone to
attack, whether or not the port is open. The only attacks you're mitigating
by 'no open ports' are pure attacks against the TCP/IP stack of the network
appliance. The Snort BO preprocessor and the million remote ethereal attacks
should be clear warnings here.
This is a perfect example of false logic, by the way. Listening->Attackable
does not imply !Listening->!Attackable. (a->b =~ !b->!a but not !a->!b)
2) Firewalls with signatures [suck]
Yes, they do.
3) new technologies:
'New'? Consider this a raised eyebrow...
- reassemble the fragments in a separate space, do the checks, then if
ok send the fragments (no session rewriting).
- focus on the "strange things won't be forwarded", rather than
signatures: faster, sharp, you can use the marketing wizard's "0-day
protection" word :)
Well sure, you can use the term, but will it deliver? Let's take the WMF
0day as an example. I will bet $$$ that no IPS stopped it on release day,
unless they stopped all WMF. In fact, I'd be prepared to bet $$$ that no IPS
stops it _now_ if you don't count stopping one or two versions of existing,
published POC. There are about a million ways I can get a malicious WMF to
an unpatched host. How about inside an SSL web page as an IFRAME? Chunked?
MTU-aligned? What about the metasploit randomised Escape() pad version?
Here's HDM (one of the metasploit guys, in case anyone lives under a rock):
"there are so many ways to encode a
valid WMF graphic that any signature-based IDS is going to fail at least
one case. For example, there three different optional headers that can be
placed before the real WMF header. You can insert megabytes of filler
data between the vulnerable record types and even with a by-the-spec WMF
preprocessor, you can abuse bugs in the GDI api to specify invalid record
types that are still accepted."
And if you think _that's_ hard, try stopping an ASN.1 attack without writing
a fully functional parser.
This is not just an attack against network IPS, it works equally well for
proxy-based firewalls that claim 0day protection. You can't stop this kind
of attack at the network layer. Even H-IPS is going to fail, if it only has
a network shim.
Firewalls are not dead - they are great at doing exactly what they always
used to do. The trouble is that what they used to do is becoming less and
less effective against current attacks. People try and react by making
firewalls with bolted-on eggbeaters and waffle-irons, and it doesn't work -
because the new problems are intractable when considered from the point of
view of inline network inspection.
This is why we get the 'firewalls are obsolete' threads. No, they're not -
they just aren't going to solve all your problems. The problem is that,
years ago, people were (sadly) more inclined to believe that they could.
Disclaimer: If I sound a little confrontational, it's mainly due to the
false logic and the marketingspeak. However, you should also know that I
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Thirty-six million people who originated in foreign lands call the United States home. That's about the same number of people who live in California. This slideshow lists the top 50 countries that made up the foreign-born U.S. population in 2010. Source: Pew Research Center.
By the numbers: Portrait of America's foreign born
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