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again, I can't help but fish out a similar black from my cupboard to taste beside this sample! so out came my Pure Gold black tea.
disclaimer: I do not usually steep gongfu but that should change soon.
they both looked the same, more or less, with this Superfine looking just a bit more golden. they both smelled nice too! (sigh)
first steep: Pure Gold tasted sweet (have to admit that to my simple tastebuds that is almost always the first flavor that i notice, lol) and Superfine, it was also good..
after a couple more steepings, I can say that this has stronger cocoa notes and yes this is a stronger tea than the other but it is just right. It is my first Tan Yang and so I probably shouldn't compare it with a Yunnan? anyways, I gotta lot more learning to do on Chinese blacks XD
I thought Dragon Pearls would be bigger coz of the name but it is the same size as my other Jasmine Pearl…steeped side by side with equal amounts.
i read that it is better to steep green tea by soaking them in a bit of regular temp water then adding the warm water later so i tried that here and behold, it was perfect. haha
my other pearl has a stronger flavor but in the 3rd steeping, the delicateness of Teavivre's Dragon shone through like a beam of light and suddenly, the other pearls I've tried seemed too strong.
sipping this tea is like sipping the flower itself! and God knows that throughout my life, i have held many a jasmine flower to my nose until it was all squished up so i should know!
I wonder what it will be like to brew this with hotter water? I was pretty conservative with the temp for these greens.
I just read recently an opinion that high quality Chinese teas can and should be steeped with higher temperature water to bring out the true flavors. The author thought that since we have tended to have lower quality teas available in the west, the lower temps are needed to overcome the inadequacies, but truly high quality tea needs higher temps. An interesting thought. I have always stuck with the lower temps for greens and whites but I admit that I don't buy a lot of greens and they are probably not the best quality when I do. The known high quality whites I get from Shang don't suffer at all from higher temps though so that makes me curious to try a high quality green that way.
I was also thinking that quality leaves can be steeped at higher temp :) However both got bitter. Teavivre's got just a bit more bitter so i just mixed the two of them to balance out and put them on cold steep (end of experiment) Sorry I am not too scientific about it – my thermometer broke and I have no way to measure temp.
Yeah, I would put Teavivre in the high quality category. Likely, the real truth is variable depending on growing season, processing, etc. And I rarely measure temp accurately. I heat to boiling and then let cool till I think it's good. :) Not very scientific and not easily repeatable but I tend to drink forgiving teas. :)
this did not get any time to cool down…it was sipped off way before that happened. it has a really nice grape flavor hmmmm just how i would like my wine to taste – and without the alcohol to boot!
note to self: when steeping 2 similar looking teas side by side, unbox teas in separate areas. i almost mixed up this one and the heavily roasted! but thank goodness, i can see the slight difference in color as this was just the teeniest bit greener. the color of the brewed tea did show that i was right – and i had put this in my white teapot while the other in my brown kyusu (haha, sorry purists, it was the only other pot i had available!)
on to the taste: like i have read, i fall under the majority preferring lightly/moderately roasted! thank you Teavivre for helping me figure this one out with your nice teas!
this one is naturally sweet but i need to steep it longer (for a minute or so) vs my usual less than a minute steep to get my desired strength but it's all good coz the instructions say 1-3 minutes. and freshly boiled water (some oolongs need lower temperature and shorter steeps to avoid getting bitter but apparently the really good quality ones like this allow/need higher temp and longer steeps).
edit: i think cold steep can work nicely with quality oolongs..imna try it with these two (heavily and moderately roasted) soon!
oolongs are harder to steep, i think! i like that it doesnt get bitter so easily and i can steep it over a minute no problem. but maybe not for 3 coz it does get every slightly bitter along the way. i got more of the tgy taste in this one but like the sweetness of the lightly roasted oolong more :)
on the other hand…the flavor of this remains for more steeps. i think i will enjoy this more gongfu style or shorter more frequent steeps
I recommend mixing these two organic nonpareil oolongs (heavily and moderately roasted) together in later steeps to mix the deep and sweet flavors if you are steeping them side by side just for fun :)
edit: i have just tried a reserve oolong and wondered how such an expensive tea can taste so meh. but i had no other teas on me the whole day i was out and thank God, it started to turn sweeter! ah, tea discoveries! so…im gonna try to steep these two lovely iron goddesses again and see how far i can go with them!
it's good coffee..but not tasting any puerh. hmmm…maybe flavored puerh is not for me. did a side by side with samovar blood orange and natural tea leaf lavender puerh. i was able to detect puerh in the others but the coffee flavor in this makes up for the lack. great for those wanting to sub tea for coffee but now im wondering about the caffeine content of this.. it might be half coffee half tea lol


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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM -- (Marketwire) -- 01/30/13 -- Monarch, the leading scheduled leisure airline, has launched its third television advert.
The new advertisement, which will be the first to use the airline's redesigned branding, was created by Iris Worldwide and will run for three weeks on ITV in the Central, Yorkshire, Granada and London TV regions during popular programs such as 'Dancing On Ice' 'Coronation Street' and 'The Chase'. As part of the multi-channel campaign it will also be shown on other channels including Sky One, Sky Living and E4.
There will be two versions, one of 10 seconds and one of 30 seconds. The shorter advertisement will demonstrate the airline's price offering, while the longer version will position the brand. Both will reflect the airline's aim 'to be the customer's choice for outstanding service' and the aspiration to put the fun back into flying. These ideals will run through other marketing projects, as the rebranding is embedded in other airline activity this year.
The advert will be further supported by national and regional press, social media, radio, email, digital and outdoor advertising in the new theme.
Kevin George, Managing Director of Monarch Airlines, commented, "We are building on the success of our previous television campaign with this latest production, which evokes happy memories, prompting our teams and our passengers to put the fun back into flying." He continues: "With Monarch now clearly established as a scheduled airline it is important that we showcase the products on offer across our extensive network of European and Mediterranean routes."
Monarch Airlines operates scheduled services from Birmingham, East Midlands, Leeds Bradford, London Gatwick, London Luton and Manchester airports. Visit the website to book your flights to top European destinations, such as Rome: http://www.monarch.co.uk/italy/rome/flights.
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Monarch Airlines is a division of The Monarch Group, a leading UK-based travel Group which also comprises Monarch Aircraft Engineering and the tour operating and holiday companies Cosmos Holidays, Avro and Somewhere2stay.com. The Group has a turnover of approximately GBP 1 billion, offers airline capacity of over 8 million sector seats, has tour operating passenger volumes of some 850,000 customers, and employs 3,000 staff.
Monarch Airlines is a leading UK-based scheduled leisure airline operating from 6 bases in the UK - London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, East Midlands, Leeds Bradford and London Luton, where it is headquartered. Monarch Airlines operates flights to holiday destinations principally around the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands and to ski destinations in winter - including destinations in Croatia, Cyprus, Egypt, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Italy, Madeira, Portugal, Spain and Turkey. All Monarch customers are allocated a seat at check-in but for those wishing to select where in the cabin they sit, seats can be pre-booked and for customers looking for added comfort, extra legroom seats are also available offering up to six inches of extra space. Monarch aims to provide choice, value and superior customer care.
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Media Life: Tale of three bears adds to Western States 100 mystique
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Add a protective mama bear and two cubs to the legend and lore of the Western States 100. But don't expect the trio of bad-news bruins to lumber off into the sunset just yet. The tale is one of those keepers in the annals of ultramarathon running. Eventual second-place women's finisher Kami Semick encountered the three bears Saturday night as she started the final uphill ascent from the American River Canyon past Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge. The mother bear jumped from a tree onto the trail and started hissing at Semick and her pacer. As more runners gathered on the trail, the clutch of humans was able to gain enough collective courage to pass as a group around the bears. The Western States Endurance Run race continued through the night with no other bear-runner encounters reported. A trail-blocking bear during the annual race is something that hasn't occurred in recent memory, if ever. The Journal hasn't reported on one over at least the last quarter century and WS100 pioneer Gordy Ainsleigh can't recall one either. Bear encounters rare, brief Generally, bears will keep to themselves and when they're spotted, quickly take off. But like any wild animal, they can be unpredictable. In the Tahoe Basin, where the bear population is more pronounced, the state Department of Fish and Game reported a bruin had to be killed recently after a man in his tent was injured as the animal tried to break in. Ainsleigh, who has been running Placer County trails for more than four decades, said he's seen several bears but they've always high-tailed it into the thick brush. His favorite critter encounter during the Western States 100 occurred in the early 1980s while running with another endurance legend – the Hawaiian who goes by the name "Cowman." The two were padding along about 20 miles out from the LeFebvre Stadium finish line when they came upon a large rattlesnake in the pathway. Concerned about other runners following them failing to see the venomous snake in the darkness until it was too late, Ainsleigh decided to kill it, theorizing that if he scared it away, it would return to the warmth of the trail. Ainsleigh said he threw a large dirt clod at the rattler's head and disrupted it enough to grab its head and disengage it from its body. Ainsleigh had visions of carrying the snake across the finish line but "Cowman," with a fear of snakes, would have nothing to do with it. "It was the photo op of the century," Ainsleigh insists. Instead, Ainsleigh tossed the snake away and proceeded on with just his story to tell. Ainsleigh, 64, was able to fight off bronchitis and bone spurs in his feet to complete 62 miles of this year's race, by the way. Not the first time As for the three bears, Auburn State Recreation Area Superintendent Scott Liske said the Saturday-night encounter wasn't the first time this June that the protective mother had created problems on the trail. Liske said he had answered a call the Sunday before from a group of five hikers panicked after they ran into the same mother bear with two cubs blocking another section of trail, this time near Robie Point. The group was attempting to travel to their vehicle parked on a Highway 49 turnout but felt threatened enough to contact a ranger. Liske said it was the first time in his state Parks Department career that he had been called out to deal with a bear preventing hikers from passing on a trail. He used his noisy electric horn to scare the two cubs into the trees. The mother bear retreated down an embankment, allowing the hikers to pass. California's bear population is growing, according to the state Department of Fish and Game. An estimated 30,000 of them now roam California and many of them are in Auburn's own backyard. Fish and Game is saying bear country precautions should include keeping a close watch on children and teaching them what to do if they encounter a bear. Advice includes never approach a bear or pick up a bear cub, don't attempt to attract a bear to where you are, and don't run if you encounter one. Instead, face the animal, make noise and try to appear as large as possible. Media Life's Gus Thomson can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (530) 852-0232.


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This is a beautiful inn with great hospitality but I would have wished for a little more. Coffee in the room, and a hot breakfast rather than cereal and muffins was what I expected. Also, we had a problem with the comforter which gave my husband an extreme case of hives, so we were forced to leave a day early. We have hopes that we can use this night again, and it will be a better experience.
3.8 on July 10, 2015
The Seal Cove Inn was a perfect place to celebrate our first wedding anniversary. The location is phenomenal... just a really short walk to the Fitzgerald Marine Preserve, where you can go to explore low tide pools filled with marine life, and Seal Cove Beach, which is FILLED with seals. It's also a short walk to the Moss Beach Distillery. We had a lot of fun sitting on their patio with drinks while watching the bay, petting cute dogs, and playing a board game (which we brought). A short drive takes you to the harbor, where you can kayak with the seals, leopard sharks, jellyfish, and bat rays. It's pretty magical. Beyond the location, the Inn is stylish and yet really comfortable, with gorgeous gardens that are filled with rabbits. Kevin made sure we always had anything we needed, answered all of our questions, and served us delicious breakfasts. We never made it to the evening wine chats, but I highly recommend the afternoon cookies! Best chocolate chip cookies I've had in a long time. We'd definitely return. Thanks for a great stay.
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If you want a nice quiet place away from the crowds, this is the place. You can walk to the beach to see the harbor seals and further down the reserve. A good place to just relax. Will go again.
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Great location and great staff. Very quite, just what we were looking for.
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The hotel is truly a Bed and Breakfast, with more charm and warmth that you can expect. The inn is spotless, the three course breakfast is delicious. Small plates and wine in the evening before venturing out for dinner , an evening stroll on the beach or just relaxing in the wonderful garden and patio adds a special touch to your stay. The hotel hostess on duty was very attentive and the owners where warm, friendly and made you fell welcome and at home. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIRST YEAR!! and wishing you the best in the coming year
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My wife and I love this place! It is a perfect escape from Silicon Valley. The property is beautiful and the location is ideal with walking distance to the marine preserve and seal watching. We always use the bikes Seal Cove has available for a nice ride into town. The staff is always pleasant- especially Maya. We love both the happy hour and breakfasts. Looking forward to our next visit!
3.2 on October 31, 2013
We only stayed one night on our way to our main destination. We were in and out quickly and did not spend much time there.
2.8 on September 02, 2013
We stayed 2 nights in a lower garden patio room #3. Seal Cove Inn is a beautiful inn, and in a beautiful location. It has pretty views of the garden where we saw bunnies and quails, and the groves. We were greeted by Mia, who was a very pleasant hostess:). The rooms could use some updates, adding some color with the drapes, bedding, update the mustard yellow headboard, new carpet, or no carpet would be nice, just some refreshing, bed was too hard could use a better pillow top, and the tv was too small. Would be nice to have a coffee pot in the room, an ice machine in a common area for guests, and more art work on walls. Breakfast was gourmet, and pretty good. It would be nice if they offered breakfast delivered to your room, instead of all having to go into dining room between 8:30-10:00. Also, it would be great if they offered wine, and horderves between 5-7 like the other bed and breakfast inns. It was our 24th wedding anniversary, there was a nice note from the inn placed in front of 2 bottles of seal cove inn water........a bottle of wine would of been nice :). We would definitely go back to the Seal Cove Inn !!
5 on May 09, 2013
This place is immaculate and amazing. We arrived late and the staff had a welcome package for us at the door. We happily made our way to our luxurious room and then to explore the gorgeous grounds. WOW! We were able to enjoy the flowering gardens a bit before the sun set and we were just in awe. It's a peaceful haven and so close to the ocean. After a delicious self-serve breakfast in the morning, we went down to the marine reserve for a walk and to explore the tide-pools. What fun! We wished we could have stayed much longer at this peaceful retreat. The only negative was that the lady at the front desk in the morning didn't seem to enjoy her job much. At other B&B's we've stayed at, the hosts have been inquisitive and bubbly. That was not the case here, but we still enjoyed our time so much.
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After lots of research, I chose Seal Cove Inn for a short get away with my mother, and I am happy I did. Driving into the grounds of the Inn we were very plased with the secluded and charming Inn. The grounds and building are lovely - old world styling by the sea how can it get better? Seal Cove In met my expectations overall. I did exepect a lovely experience and was not disappointed. Our room was spacious, a bit understated in terms of decor, but very nice. The view out of our balcony was what we came for - overlooking the backcourtyard and onto the forest of cypress was breathtaking. We enjoyed the special touches; a bottle of wine in the in-room fridge and the fireplace ready to go for a cozy fire. The only part of the experience that was not on par was the breakfast. Unlike the generous and plentiful evening treats of fresh artichoke dip, cheese and breads, the breakfast was scant and not well hosted. When we arrived downstairs for our breakfast, along with another couple, it was awkward because there was not enough food left in serving dishes for us and no host/hotess there to greet us or let us know they would be serving more. More food was eventually brought out - and it was good - but the breakfast service in general could be improved. I will go back to Seal Cove Inn, this time for two nights. I am also now interested in visiting other Four Sisters Inn locations.
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WASHINGTON — The House on Wednesday voted to approve the largest expansion of government-sponsored service programs since President Kennedy called for the creation of a national community-service corps in 1963.
The legislation, which passed by an overwhelming vote of 321-105, would more than triple the number of service positions by expanding AmeriCorps and creating volunteer programs focused on education, health care, clean energy and veterans. The total number of positions would grow to 250,000 from 75,000 now in AmeriCorps.
The Senate is expected to adopt a nearly identical bill next week.
The action by the House came three weeks and a day after President Obama in his first speech to a joint session of Congress called for "a renewed spirit of national service for this and future generations," and lawmakers said they were answering his challenge.
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The expansion of AmeriCorps would cost nearly $6 billion over five years.
Obama praised the House vote. "At this moment of economic crisis, when so many people are in need of help and so much needs to be done, this could not be more urgent," he said.
Critics expressed concern about the cost, and some said the money could be better spent, perhaps on raises for members of the military. A single Democrat joined 104 Republicans in opposing the bill; 251 Democrats and 70 Republicans voted for it. All members of the Washington delegation voted for the measure, except Republican Doc Hasting.
In addition to expanding the number of positions, the bill would also raise the education stipend for volunteers to $5,350.
Kennedy's service program was called VISTA, Volunteers in Service to America. The House bill is the GIVE Act, for Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education.
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By: Zachary Labe , 7:27 PM GMT on April 06, 2008
"Afternoon Thoughts" (Updated 4/7)
Good Monday evening!!! An ugly start to the new work week. As the marine layer slowly retreats, may are left wondering "where is spring?" But by later tomorrow the sun will pop out and bring temperatures at least into the mid50s in most locations. Based on the the latest satellite images the clouds are retreating southeastward. This evening I want to highlight and emphasize again on how serious the severe weather outbreak may be this week. There are some very erie similarities between the April 3-4, 1974 super tornado outbreak and the possible this current week severe weather outbreak. Compare the similarities of the surface maps below.
Here is the forecast surface map for this Friday...
Here is the April 4, 1974 surface map...
(Courtesy of NOAA)
Look at the similarities. Now to refresh everyone's memories about the April 3-4, 1974 outbreak. 148tornadoes touched down in 13states. Over 330lives perished from the tornadoes. Now why I do not think the predicted outbreak this week will be near that severe, but the point is I would not be surprised to hear total tornado reports from the entire week to be slightly around 100. Typically this blog focuses on Pennsylvania weather, but I felt it was necessary to talk about some of the severe weather affecting our fellow midwesterners. We can all hope there is no loss of life from these tornadoes this week and that people heed the warnings. Best of wishes to tornado threatened area. Have a wonderful evening!
"Regional Radar"
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"Regional Satellite"
(Courtesy of Penn State Meteo.)
"Near Term Forecast" (Updated 4/7)
By Tuesday the marine layer will retreat eastward and out to sea. Approaching in the west is another weak cold front scraping western areas with clouds. Highs Tuesday will be in the 50s statewide approaching 60degrees in the southeast. Sunshine will be out for many areas Tuesday.
"Regional Advisories"
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"Short Term Forecast" (Updated 4/7)
Wednesday some light rain may approach the western parts of Pennsylvania, but sunshine will be out in the central and eastern parts. Highs will be around 60degrees in many areas. By Wednesday night light rain will move across all regions. Rainfall amounts will be below a tenth of an inch in almost all areas. Continuing rotating disturbances moving into the region later in the week will offer more April showers for Thursday and Friday. Friday may be accompanied with some moderate rain. The slow-moving front will continue on pressing east. A low pressure may form along the front in the Ohio Valley drawing gulf moisture into the region. The weekend appears very wet at first glance with a low pressure moving north along the front. But that is far out in the difference and things can change. After the front some cooler air will move into the region.
"Current Surface Map and Weekly Forecast Jet Stream"
(Courtesy of Weather Underground)
"Long Term Forecast" (Updated 4/6)
Well looking ahead in the far extended outlook it appears as if chilly weather will be moving back into the region. Latest GFS long term outlooks all show at least some cooler air pooling in back east into the Northeast. Now do not expect anything severly cold, but temperatures 10degrees below normal may occur along with many nights with lows below freezing. So frosts and freezes are definitely not over for a long time until early to mid May in most areas. In the urban areas frost season will end a little earlier due to the urban heat island effect. But in the shorter long term it appears temperatures will be seasonal with days with temperatures approaching 70degrees again ahead of fronts. It seems the main storm track for early in April is for many Great Lakes Cutters putting us in the warm sector portion of the storm. So enjoy Spring and see my April Outlook below for more details on what you can expect in the month of April.
"Severe Weather Outlook" (Updated 4/7)
This a new section for my forecasts on upcoming chances of thunderstorms and/or severe weather. Well interestingly enough possible severe weather outbreak is headed towards Pennsylvania. Across the Great Plains, Mississippi Valley, and Ohio Valley ingredients are setting up for a possible very destructive severe weather outbreaks. Starting today is the beginning of these outbreaks. A moderate risk area is out for Oklahoma concerning the threat of isolated tornadoes. As a cold front takes shape in the central US and active still winter-like jet stream will form a negatively tilted trough in the midwest. As the front moves east, warm southwesterly winds will blow up the front drawing 80degree temperatures very far northward. Behind the front will be a sharp temperature contrast with 80s ahead of front and 40s behind front with a northwest wind. High shear will alow for tornadoes to form. I believe long track tornadoes will be quite possible during this Monday through Saturday severe weather outbreak. Today severe thunderstorms will form in Oklahoma as the front is getting its act together coming out of the Rockies. Isolated tornadoes are possible. Tomorrow severe thunderstorms will shift out in the Mississippi River Valley where thunderstorms will be more cellular and isolated in nature. Again isolated tornadoes are possible. But as a piece of energy from the northwest US shoots out across the Rockies, a cut-off low will form. This will cause the front to move east slower and have more moisture with it. Wednesday will be the start of the significant severe weather outbreak. Across Texas and Arkansas very severe thunderstorms will form. Strong widespread tornadoes may form that have long tracks. For Thursday the severe area shifts east into the Mississippi River Valley again. The cut-off low pressure will be gaining strength with now a low pressure of 996mb. During the day Thursday very strong thunderstorms will form with a widespread outbreak possible. For Friday the Ohio Valley is under the gone for severe weather. And by Saturday a weakening squall line of thunderstorms will work across Pennsylvania. Western Pennsylvania will be the most risked area for severe weather, primarily wind damage, but an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. It is still a little questionable on the intensity of the thunderstorms on Saturday. If enough warm and humid air can surge northward combined with some sunshine instibility then maybe a slightly significant outbreak could occur. The front will move through eastern Pennsylvania by evening on Saturday. Latest 12z GFS does indicate signs of severe thunderstorms in central and eastern Pennsylvania too so this whole situation bears watching.
Here is the 12z GFS for this Saturday...
The higher amounts of QPF indicate convection.
Here is the 12z GFS 500mb chart for this Saturday...
Note the intensity of the trough moving through.
Here are the 15z SREF Cape Values for this Thursday...
I am very impressed by the 1500 cape values out of the lower Mississippi Valley.
"Severe Weather Outlooks from Storm Prediction Center Days 1, 2, and 3"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Monthly Outlook" (April)
Well Spring is officially here though it may not feel like it outdoors with the cold northwest brisk wind and snow falling from an Alberta Clipper. But spring is here and winter is just producing some last gasps. For eastern areas after April 10 usually no more snow falls. In central areas the date is usually around April 15, and in western areas it is usually around the 20th of April. In the northwest mountains and Laural Highlands snow can be recorded throughout all of April. But as the old saying goes "April showers bring may flowers" so hopefully this April will not be as dry as past Aprils. Here is my Outlook for April...
Precipitation- Overal the long term pattern favors a very active midwest storm track putting Pennsylvania on the warmer and more cellular in precipitation side of the storm. I believe April precipitation will be above normal statewide with many days with showers and thunderstorms. Also after these coldfronts move through it will get colder with lake effect snow showers in the mountains. As far as snow, it will be the same areas that have seen snow all winter will get more snow. I do not expect hardly any snow in the south and east. But I believe snowbelts will recieve possibly above normal snowfall. For rainfall it appears to be above normal in all areas with some areas in the southeast possibly recieving several inches more of rain than average. Severe weather may also be a factor in the later half of the month.
Temperature- For temperatures they will probably average near normal to slightly below normal. The long term shows slight greenland blocking with a neutral NAO favoring cool conditions over the state. But during times when storms head west of region warmer air will move into Pennsylvania. But I believe by the end of April temperatures will be above normal with the southeast ridge affecting our region. This year may be a year with a jump from winter to summer with only a little spring.
"Temperature and Precipitation Outlooks from Climate Prediction Center for next 30 days"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Regional Forecasts" (Updated 4/6) (Monday)
1. Eastern- (Allentown, Southern Poconos)-
Cloudy with morning light fog. Visibilities at 4mile. Low ceilings at 800ft rising to 2000ft. Drizzle. Cool. High 47.
2. South Central (Harrisburg, York, Lancaster)(my home)-
Cloudy with morning drizzle/mist and light fog. Visibilities at 5mile. Low cloud ceilings at 500ft rising to 2500ft. Cool. High 48.
3. Southern- (Philadelphia)-
Cloudy with morning patchy light rain. Less than .05inches of rain. Morning fog with visibilities at 3mile. Low clouds all day at 1000ft. Cool. High 52.
4. Central- (State College)-
Mostly cloudy. Cool. High 54.
5. Northern- (Erie, Bradford, Williamsport)-
Partly cloudy. Mild. High 57.
6. Western- (Pittsburgh)-
Partly to mostly cloudy. Mild. High 58.
7. Johnstown, Altoona-
Cloudy with low ceilings at 500ft rising to 3000ft. Few peaks of sunshine later in the day. High 53.
***Note on regional map, the number equals which region in Pennsylvania. I chose regions with similar climates, geography, and elevation to make my overall forecast for the region.
Here north of Harrisburg 2008 statistics...
(Severe Weather Stats...)
Severe Thunderstorm Watches- 0
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings- 0
Tornado Watches- 0
Tornado Warnings- 0
Total Thunderstorms- 4
(Precipitation Stats...)
Flood Watches- 2
Flood Warnings- 3
Monthly Precipitation- .5inches
Yearly Precipitation- 10.84inches
(Temperature Stats...)
Heat Advisories- 0
Excessive Heat Warnings- 0
90degree days- 0
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This documentary produced by ECU students about the Roanoke "Lost Colony" also features three other ECU faculty members (Charlie Ewen, Anthropology; Chris Oakley, and Larry Tise, History) telling about what we don't know about the 1587 "Lost Colony" and how we don't know it. The 30-minute documentary was created by nine students in connection with a film production course in the ECU School of Art and Design. The show is the first in a series of planned collaborations with UNC-TV.
Celeste McMaster (formerly Pottier), a graduate of East Carolina's MA program in English, was recently announced as the winner of The Saturday Evening Post's 2016 Great American Fiction Contest.
McMaster, who concentrated in literature at ECU and subsequently obtained a PhD from the University of South Carolina, took the prize with her story "Zelda, Burning." Read it here. The prize won her publication in The Post and online, and a prize of $500.
The Post reports that the story developed over an eight-year period.
"My American literature professor suggested I write on Zelda Fitzgerald, so she planted the seed, but I didn't follow her advice until I went to graduate school," McMaster told the Post. "I started the story in a creative writing class imagining what Zelda must have felt in her last years."
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Amazon yesterday announced that it had sold out of its Kindle Fire tablet, ending a nine-month run for the popular 7-inch slate. There were two things of note in the press release. First, company founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos, added fuel to speculation that an upgraded second generation Kindle Fire tablet is en route when he said Amazon has "an amazing roadmap ahead." Second, Amazon made the claim that Kindle Fire had captured 22 percent of tablet sales in the U.S. Exactly how many tablets is that, anyway?
Horace Dediu at Asymco crunched the numbers and estimates Amazon must have sold 5 million Kindle Fire tablets in the U.S. He arrived at that number by taking tablet sales claims that Apple and Samsung revealed in recent court filings.
"The iPad added up to 16.14 million units (Q4 2011 through Q2 2012) and the Tab was 540,00 units. That makes the iPad and the Tab add up to about 16.7 million units," Dediu explains. "Assuming an additional 1 million units for the other (non-Kindle) total yields an estimate of 22.7 million tablet devices sold in the nine months ending June. Applying the 22 percent claim to that total gives a Kindle sales total of 4.987 million. That's awfully close to a round number of 5 million."
It's the best estimate that's out there to date, and if its accurate, Dediu says it's "not an auspicious start for a disruptive product." Due to the device's low price tag, Dediu estimates Amazon lost $40 on each Kindle Fire device it sold (which is probably a high estimation), and with five million units sold, that translates into a $200 million charge.
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A recent report by the center for investigative reporting reveals that the Department for Veterans Affairs spent over $2 Million settling nearly 1000 wrongful death suits across the county.
And some of those happened right here in our region.
Thirteen of those cases happened right here in Indiana, including several at our local VA Hospitals in Fort Wayne and Marion.
The report, published in April, comes as the Veterans Administration is under fire from legislators and veterans over issues from long waits to delays in treatment.
A report from the Dayton Daily News earlier this month found the VA had paid out for nearly 1200 malpractice claims nationally- and in 167 of them, the suits included "delay of treatment."
Both the Center for Investigative Reporting and the Dayton Daily News have searchable databases on their web sites.
You can search by state, and even VA Hospital, and it will list all settled wrongful death suits filed against the facility.
The database shows when the suit was filed, and when it was settled- along with the alleged charges, and for how much each suit was settled for.
Both databases show two lawsuits brought against the Fort Wayne VA, with the settlements totaling $400,000.
The databases show at least three settled suits against the Marion facility, totaling just over $110,000.
We reached out to the VA Northern Indiana Health Care system today.
Public affairs officer Michael Brady sent us a statement, saying-
"The department of veterans affairs (VA) cares deeply for every veteran we are privileged to serve. Our goal is to provide the best quality, safe and effective health care our veterans have earned and deserve. We take seriously any issue that occurs at any one of the more than 1,700 VA health care facilities across the country.
Any adverse incident for a veteran within our care is one too many.
When an incident occurs in our system we aggressively identify, correct and work to prevent additional risks. We conduct a thorough review to understand what happened, prevent similar incidents in the future, and share lessons learned across the system.
We cannot discuss specific claims at this time. However, when an adverse event occurs, VHA contacts the patient or their representative when the patient has either been harmed or may have been harmed during their care - this is known as an institutional disclosure. VHA's first priority is to notify the patient or their representative of the adverse event, as well as the patient's rights and recourse. VHA is committed to a process of full and open disclosure to veterans and their families.
VHA's disclosure of adverse events is consistent with the practices of a transparent organization. This level of transparency is a best practice in the U.S. medical community. Our transparency is based in a respect for our patients, America's veterans, and a philosophy that transparency improves the care we provide."
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CHÁVEZ'S HEALTH | Solicitor General came back from Havana
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One more time, Venezuela's Executive Vice-President Nicolás Maduro reported on Saturday evening on the health condition of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez. "Our comrade (Solicitor General) Cilia Flores just came back (fro m Cuba) and personally checked the favorable conditions (of President Chávez). Day after day, our commander is regaining strength, all his conditions."
Flores, as stated by Maduro, returned from Havana and briefed on the Venezuelan leader.
During his speech following the sworn-in ceremony of pro-government Wilmar Castro Soteldo as the new governor of Portuguesa state. Maduro called upon unity of "revolutionary political and social forces."
Chávez, he said, should "continue his process toward stabilization." Concomitantly, government authorities "work to defend the Venezuelan people," state-run news agency Agencia Venezolana de Noticias (AVN) cited.
"We are the soldiers of Hugo Chávez, the commander of the liberating and socialist revolution of the 21st Century" Maduro exulted.
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As Rick Stockstill so eloquently put it, the Middle Tennessee Blue Raider football team was their own worst enemy Saturday afternoon.
The Warhawks answered the bell with 17 unanswered points to close out the first half, including several third down conversions that kept drives alive and kept the Raiders guessing.
MT did their best to counter the ULM attack, but mental mistakes stopped drives before they could really start. When the Blue Raiders started getting things moving, failed third down conversions put an end to any possible momentum swings.
"ULM is a good football team but we were our own worst enemy today," head coach Rick Stockstill said during the postgame press conference. "We made too many mistakes, especially in the first half. We had three holding penalties in the first half and we had a couple guys jump offsides."
Coming out of the break, the Blue Raiders needed an immediate stop on defense to turn the tide back into their favor. However, the exact opposite happened as ULM meticulously drove 75 yards down the field to punch in another touchdown and claimed their largest lead of the day at 24-3.
To the Blue Raiders credit, the team did not give up at this junction. MT responded with their own impressive drive capped off by an 8-yard scamper from Cunningham for a touchdown.
From there the MT defense found the bearings and were able to get the Warhawks off the field. Unfortunately for MT, a Cunningham fumble followed by another ULM score put the Blue Raiders back in the hole.
Cunningham redeemed himself to start the fourth quarter with another touchdown run to cut the Warhawk lead back to 14 and the Blue Raider defense responded with another stop to keep hope alive.
MT drove 62 yards down to the Warhawk seven-yard line but an ill-advised throw from Kilgore on a poorly ran route by WR Christian Collis spelled doom for MT as ULM defensive back Isaiah Newsome picked the pass off to thwart the potential comeback.
The Blue Raiders would never see the ball again on offense as ULM ran the clock down to zeros, leaving Murfreesboro with the 31-17 victory and starting their conference slate off with a win.
"I thought we were really close all the way up until the end, but we just couldn't capitalize on our opportunities," Stockstill said. "I really thought we were in it the whole game but those two turnovers late were really backbreakers."
The loss puts the Blue Raiders at .500% in conference play as they look to regroup and rebound on the road next week against FIU.
"We just lacked in our execution. It took us a while to adjust to what they were giving us."
On QB Kolton Browning's play:
"He was quick on his feet and he scrambled around a good bit. I was in his ear talking a little mess but he's a good athlete. I wish their team the best the rest of the season."
LB Craig Allen on the struggles of slowing down the ULM offense:
"It was just execution. You have to be able to communicate to each other and know what spot you're supposed to be in. There was a lot of one-on-one so you have to be the bigger man and make the play. This time, they made more plays than we did and that's our fault."
On the mindset of the team following a tough loss:
"Our mindset is nothing is lost. Our heart is still here. We are still a great team. We just know we have to improve and do better on third downs both offensively and defensively. We're upset right now because we lost and we wanted to win but we also have to pick our heads up and practice hard like we've been doing. "
Benny Cunningham on leadership:
"I take the blame for what happened out there. I feel like I didn't do my job as a leader - not on the field but just off the field as a leader. Hopefully we just come out tomorrow and focus back in."
QB Logan Kilgore on the play of the offense:
"I feel like, offensively, we played bad enough to lose. Our offense - we turned the ball over three times and we got behind the sticks too many times."
"It's not like we slept-walked through and got beat, that's a damn good team. They've proved it each week. Our defense played well I just think that offensively if we focus back in we can't be stopped if we do the things we're coached to do. It starts in practice and we need to have a good week of practice here."
Allen, who tallied double-digit tackles against Georgia Tech, collected an impressive 15 total tackles in the game against ULM.
Allen flew around the field with reckless abandon all game long, and has become a significant leader among a defense with a tremendous amount of youth.


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