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I bought this because it sounded unique, as many might have. This produces a dark liqueur for an oolong , which can be expected by the color of the tea, and can be used for multiple steeps. The leaves are quite beautiful when they are unraveled. The taste is bolder than what I can handle drinking for a few cups so this tea is generally used for a smaller session of drinking.
This is another tea that I have been drinking for more than a year but somehow didn't write up a review. That is a shame because it is one of my go-to teas. I love the nose: so clean and fruity. You can really smell the melon. The taste is full and rich. I generally add a bit of NutraSweet, but the tea is so sweet I'm not sure it really needs it. I generally drink black and pu-erh teas, but love this as a light change of pace.
This tea has two siblings that I also love: Butterscotch, and Coconut. They seem to use the same base and similar ingredients, but each has a different main flavor.
This was my morning tea, and I really liked it! It has a kind of baked apple flavor, and the cinnamon isn't too overwhelming. I also am really happy that this seems to not have any nutmeg in it. A lot of apple teas tend to have it, and I just really don't like that as a tea flavor. Overall, this is a good mellow apple tea!
I am assuming that the Golden Monkey I am drinking is from Art of Tea, but it's really a best guess. I got it bulk at a local tea store we have in the mall, and other teas I got samples of have distinctive names that come up under Art of Tea, so I'm guessing that is a primary bulk source for them. It matches the picture spot on on the page here.
At any rate, this is a nice way to end the school day. This one has a light, crisp taste, slightly of honey. It goes down smoothly. I have managed somehow to tweak (or more like wrench) my lower back/hip this week, and after powering through the last three days days of work, chiropractor, meds, heat, and ice, I just wanted something comforting. This is doing the trick.
Heavier bodied than I expected, but still airy. I made the mistake of drinking it with a pumpkin breakfast custard, which I thought would be a good pairing- intellectually, it was. I was imagining the whole natural taste-vibe, but the pumpkin overpowered the grass in the Sencha. It wasn't until the pumpkin had vanished from memory (5 minutes) and the tea had come down to room temp before I truly appreciated this cup.
Flavors: Earth, Grass, Pear, Peas
The first steeping was smooth with light caramel. I brewed it with a cooler water temp than most black teas because I was too lazy to wait for the kettle, opting for the instant hot water tap. (Embarrassing, I know.) By the time I got around to the second steeping, the life had bounced back into me and I boiled a proper kettle and brewed it at a much higher temp. The second cup smelled more like soup, the swish brought me the mushrooms and earth I was expecting. For the last cup, I added a pinch of dried rosemary and really went with the whole idea of savory soup!
Flavors: Autumn Leaf Pile, Caramel, Earth, Mushrooms, Smooth, Wood
I'm going through my cupboard and am embarrassed that I still haven't reviewed many of my favorite teas. This is one of several white tea blends by Art of Tea that I really like. Partly, I enjoy their base tea, but also the blends are really well done.
This one is colorful, with bits of red, white, orange and blue among the tea leaves. Powerful aroma reminds me of the summer rain tea, but with coconut as well. Rich taste with lots of coconut flavor. Really good. Not at all toasted, like some other coconut teas. The coconut extends well into the finish, which is light.
Fun to watch this tea bulb bloom, but the taste is not really there. It tastes very leafy and green, as some green teas do, with a hint of peach. It was fun to drink, but not something I would ever reach for again
Flavors: Grass, Peach
Wow, this one is my new favorite. I am a huge coconut lover, and this tea blows me away! The first time I drank it, I swear I was expecting to be sipping on some sort of coconut cream pudding, but alas it was just tea! I really love this one, I don't think I'll be able to never have a little stash in my cupboard.
Flavors: Coconut, Creamy, Tropical
The dry leaf and steeping smell was quite malty, surprisingly. But it didn't really stick through the taste much. It wasn't just your average vanilla tea. It was more of a vanilla bean vanilla. So way more stronger, with a touch of malt.
Wish that there had been more malt in this one, but it was still pretty good!
Suppose if I want a malty vanilla tea, I'd have to go to Capital Teas Ltd! But this one was like a lighter version of it. Still pretty good! Just won't buy more of it.
Flavors: Malt, Smooth, Vanilla
I must be the only one because every tasting note on here mentions caramel and honey. I got this BECAUSE I expected caramel and honey. But No.
It just tastes like pear and apple.
Don't mind pears. Used to eat them all the time growing up. Don't have much flavor, and the texture is kinda weird, but they weren't bad. And of course, I hated apples. xD
The mix of caramel and pear sounded amazing though.
The dry leaf smelled strongly of pears….stronger than real pears even taste. xD And while steeping, the woodiness came out.
Pear and apple were the only flavors I could taste in this tea. So disappointed by this one :/ Maybe I just got a crappy batch…I don't know…
Flavors: Apple, Pear, Wood
Now this is a sample I will be sad to sip down. D:
I love how floral-y it is. Just a beautiful tea.
If it didn't have the tendency to get super buttery if you accidentally over-steep it I would probably pick up more. Oh well.
I will enjoy the few cups I probably have left of this one! ^^
Flavors: Butter, Floral, Smooth
Oh my goodness, this has to be one of the strongest floral teas I've ever had-at least smell wise. The dry leaf smell was super strong. When I steeped it the strong aroma went away a bit.And when I began to drink the tea, the strong floral notes came back.
The buttery flavor actually threw me off in this one. It smelled so strong that I didn't think it would be buttery at all, because usually I can smell it before.
But the buttery flavor wasn't overwhelming. It gave it more depth.
I really love this tea! Definitely one I'd buy again, but only in a really good sale because it's kinda a lot of money. And the smallest oz you can get of this one, other than the sample tin is a 4oz bag. So that's kinda annoying.
Well, definitely a good tea to remember for next year's Black Friday sale! :P
Flavors: Butter, Floral, Smooth
So…after a disappointed dr appointment this afternoon, I came home to my AoT order waiting for me. Got a couple ounces of this tea, because I was sure I'd like it.
Doesn't seem to be so popular here, but the reviews seem to be good for it.
They were all right!
This tea is wonderful! While I can definitely taste the chamomile, the banana flavor is very present in this one. I don't even like bananas, but I love love love banana flavored things! Even if it's like a super fake banana flavor I usually like it. xD
So this was definitely a winner! Not sure it will be a staple in my collection just yet. I'm sure I will know once I finish the rest of this bag.
It was a very nice and relaxing tea for this evening. Was much needed today.
Flavors: banana, Sweet
Another sample from carol who! This one was okay, but not great. I definitely taste the blueberry, but nothing that even remotely reminded me of cheesecake. And the rooibos base was very woody.
Flavors: Blueberry, Rooibos, Wood
Okay, so in a previous review, I stated that i was looking for a bolder oolong… something with a little more kick… and i do believe i found it.
Thanks goes to Ost for hooking me up with this guy…
And a small disclaimer- I do believe this is the right tea, however, there were two options when i searched for this tea… so
This one wowed me a little more than the last i think. I had a beautiful roasted flavor and aroma from the get. I love it.
So, Ost hooked me up with this one and I will doing a full review of it in due time. I just wanted to let everyone know that in may not be on tomorrow because it my second anniversary with my darling girlfriend Elaine :) . I may be on shortly but if not, I will be on Sunday. After this, its ho!w free until my birthday on November 14. Thanks for making my days so much more doable and keeping me going. I couldnt do it with out you all.
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Pianist Ronnie Mathews
May 5, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: barry harris, brooklyn, cancer, Jazz Community, keyboard, methodist hospital, music, Notes, park slope brooklyn, peace, pianist, ronnie mathews, sheila anderson, wbgo
Ronnie Mathews, a pianist who has contributed so much to jazz, is terminally ill. He is battling pancreatic cancer at First Methodist Hospital in Park Slope, Brooklyn. WBGO's Sheila Anderson visited yesterday, as did Mathews' friend, the pianist Barry Harris. Harris brought a keyboard, and played some music for the ailing Mathews.
If you would like to leave a message for Ronnie Mathews, you may do so. His home number is 718.783.4073. Messages will be delivered to him in the hospital.
WBGO and the jazz community send Ronnie Mathews wishes for strength and peace during this difficult time.
Great Live Moments - Carmen McRae
May 2, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: carmen, fundraising campaign, Listening Post, Live Music, Masters, Members, wbgo
It's the last day of Great Live Moments...for now. And the first day of our on-air fundraising campaign. If you've enjoyed any of these Great Live Moments, support WBGO. Because "when you start to love us, you're so fine and mellow."
Hear Carmen McRae sing "Fine and Mellow," from the WBGO Archives.
WBGO Widget
May 1, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: Digital Life, gary von schilling, internet audio, Jazz Alive, mac, wbgo, WBGO Community Events, web stream, widget
Attention Mac users. While I was trolling on the interwebs tonight, I saw something that took me by surprise. Gary Von Schilling (someone I don't know, but he's clearly a fan of WBGO) created a widget that directs you to our web stream.
Find it here.
Great Live Moments - Clarence Gatemouth Brown
May 1, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: 2005 new orleans jazz and heritage festival, b b king, beale street, blues club, clarence gatemouth brown, Listening Post, Live Music, lobby fountain, mallard ducks, memphis tennessee, new orleans jazz, new orleans jazz and heritage festival, npr, peabody hotel, photojournalism, Places and Spaces, program directors, public radio program, strange things, waft, wbgo, webstream, wwoz
This photo of B.B. King and Clarence Gatemouth Brown was taken at the 2005 New Orleans Jazz And Heritage Festival. It's from "Last Days of Fame," a powerful piece of photojournalism by Jennifer Zdon.
Gatemouth and I shared a birthday, though we were separated by half a century. I first met him at WWOZ in New Orleans. He sat in our tiny on-air studio, his head buried beneath a black Stetson, his hands wrapped around a small pipe. The occasional waft of an illicit substance. This must explain the fact that, as Michael Bourne once discovered, Gatemouth Brown loves to eat grape jelly on everything...including steak. Strange things happen.
In 1999, I attended the Public Radio Program Directors conference in Memphis, Tennessee. The Peabody Hotel, as I recall, where mallard ducks marched through the hotel hallway (led by a man in a tuxedo, suggesting penguin not duck) and climbed a flight of custom-made steps into the lobby fountain. This was part of the hotel's daily schedule. Strange things happen.
I went to BB King's Blues Club on Beale street one night. Gatemouth Brown was performing live. WBGO and JazzSet were broadcasting the show. NPR's Bettina Owens threw a huge party to celebrate the fact that this concert was NPR's first live webstream! I had no relationship whatsoever with any of this, other than kid spectator. One year later, however, I was working on an NPR show. And the next year, I started working at WBGO. Strange things happen.
Listen to Gatemouth perform "Strange Things Happen," from the WBGO Archives.
Studio Session - Combo Nuvo @ NYU
April 30, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: clive davis, jim anderson, Listening Post, Live Music, music, new york university, studio session, Studio Sessions, wbgo
On Monday, I went to New York University for a studio session with Combo Nuvo.
Thanks to Jim Anderson and to the students at the Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music, we captured a beautiful performance.
Listen to the Combo Nuvo session.

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S3 Graphics loses a patent fight with Apple
The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that Apple did not infringe technology patents owned by S3 Graphics and ended its investigation of the matter, the ITC announced Monday.
The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that Apple did not infringe technology patents owned by S3 Graphics and ended its investigation of the matter, the ITC announced Monday.
Samsung became the biggest smartphone vendor in the world during the third quarter, and Android's market share has surpassed 50 percent for the first time, market research company Gartner said on Tuesday as it reported on phone sales to end-users.
Owners of HTC phones will have to wait until early 2012 for their device's mobile OS to be upgraded to Google's Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.
Early next year, seven smartphones from HTC will be upgraded to Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich, the company said on Monday.
HTC has announced the launch of the Sensation XL and Sensation XE Android smartphones in Australia, the first two smartphones in the country that include integrated Beats Audio.
HTC on Thursday introduced a Rezound smartphone that will ship ready to upgrade to Android 4.0.
While the iPad continues to be a big success, the tablet market offers a harsher climate to vendors other than Apple -- and pricing strategies may be an important factor in their difficulties.
After reporting sales of 13.2 million smartphones during the third quarter, HTC is now the fourth largest smartphone vendor after having outpaced Research In Motion, according to market research company Canalys.
When you show up late to a party, you should at least bring a bottle of wine (or a case of beer depending on the party). Nokia's highly-anticipated launch of Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango" smartphones comes fairly late in the game, and doesn't seem to add...
Optus will exclusively launch the HTC Rhyme Android phone in Australia on 1 November. Described as "elegant" and clearly marketed towards women, the Rhyme includes a charm accessory that glows when you receive a call or text message.
Google's latest version of Android, Android 4.0 dubbed "Ice Cream Sandwich," is officially about to come out. Here are three questions people have been asking.
The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Monday that Apple did not violate four patents held by HTC, which said it intends to appeal.
Mango, Android and tablet could be the big buzzwords at the upcoming CTIA Enterprise & Applications event in San Diego.
HTC has announced its latest smartphone in its Sensation series, the XL, with the Beats audio technology, will go on sale at the beginning of November across Europe and Asia.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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"Do not give him hope where there is none"
A new trailer for the second installment of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy has been released and it promises more action, more drama and more trouble for Bilbo Baggins and his associates. With this second look we see the return of the awesome Legolas (Orlando Bloom), but it appears that he has a love interest in the form of elf Tauriel (Evangeline Lilly). What? While it appears Jackson has taken some (um) liberties he makes up for it by giving us a last minute preview of Benedict Cumberbatch's terrifying voice as Smaug. There is definitely trouble ahead in Middle-earth. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug hits theaters December 13.


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The Pac-10 men's basketball tournament hasn't exactly elicited a lot of drama through the years. Since it was reinstated in 2002, the number...
The Pac-10 men's basketball tournament hasn't exactly elicited a lot of drama through the years. Since it was reinstated in 2002, the number one and two seeds have won four of the five titles, with only No. 5 Oregon interrupting that trend in 2003.
"There've been some years I thought playing the tournament was a little redundant," said Cal coach Ben Braun.
This, however, isn't one of them, as Braun added, saying "years like this I'm glad there is a tournament."
UCLA remains the prohibitive favorite, but for once, there is intrigue throughout the bracket.
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Here, then, some questions and answers about the tournament:
Which teams can help themselves the most?
Stanford and Washington. UCLA, WSU, Oregon, Arizona and USC are assured of at-large bids no matter what happens, all with 11 or more conference wins and 20 or more overall victories.
Stanford finished sixth at 10-8 and is 18-11 overall but has lost five of its last eight games to put its spot in some question. Cardinal coach Trent Johnson disagrees, though, saying Tuesday that "I feel we should be in regardless of what happens."
But should Stanford drop its first-round game to USC, it could be in a lot of trouble. It should help Stanford that guard Anthony Goods, sidelined since spraining his ankle at UW on Feb. 11, is expected back.
Then there's UW, which probably needs to win the whole thing and earn the conference's automatic berth to get a bid.
Still, a few other Pac-10 coaches think a few wins for UW should be enough.
"There are other leagues talking about taking seven teams. You tell me their seventh-place team is better than the University of Washington?" said USC coach Tim Floyd. "I can't believe there's a better seventh-place team."
What are some of the more enticing matchups?
UW and WSU will meet in the quarterfinals if the Huskies beat Arizona State tonight, the first Apple Cup matchup in the history of the tournament. Interestingly, there has been only one other "rivalry" matchup since the tournament's rebirth in 2002 — Arizona beat Arizona State that year in the first round.
And Oregon and Arizona will play in the quarterfinals. Each won on the other's court in two of the best games of the regular season — the Ducks by two in Tucson, Arizona by three in Eugene.
Will the Huskies have trouble with ASU tonight?
They certainly could, despite ASU's 8-21 overall record, 2-16 in Pac-10 play. ASU is giving opponents fits with its matchup zone defense, holding teams to 61.7 points and 43.7 percent shooting in Pac-10 play. It won two of its last four games, including a 42-41 victory Saturday at Cal, to come in with a measure of momentum.
True, ASU was the only team UW swept this season, but neither game was easy, and in the second game in Tempe, UW blew all but three points of a 25-point lead before holding on. UW coach Lorenzo Romar said the Huskies got "got passive and tentative" against ASU's zone in the second half. "We can't do that again," he said.
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players to watch?
UW center Spencer Hawes isn't a below-the-radar player, certainly, but after a year that didn't always go as planned, he has hit his stride of late, averaging 17 points and 8.5 rebounds his last four games. UW will need similar production to make a long run. And if he does, he'll make that looming NBA decision that much dicier for the Huskies, as there will be a bevy of pro scouts at the Staples Center.
Another to keep an eye on for different reasons is WSU forward Ivory Clark. He was a big part of WSU's success this season but has seen his playing time decrease markedly of late. He played just seven minutes, none in the second half, on Saturday against USC — his final home game as a Cougar — and expressed his discontent in a story in the Spokesman-Review Tuesday, saying, "I can say it's been pretty mentally draining."
Clark said he feels the Cougars are looking to the future by playing sophomore Aron Baynes instead of him. According to the Spokesman-Review, Clark's mother detailed her disappointment with her son's recent playing time in a post on the newspaper's Cougars blog.
Any coaches need a few wins to keep their jobs?
Apparently not. Oregon State is now 28-62 in Pac-10 play in Jay John's five years, but the school's athletic director recently told a local paper John will return next season.
Cal's Braun is causing some impatience in Berkeley with the Bears set to miss the postseason for the third time in four years. But injuries to some key players helped derail the team this season, and he's expected back.
The San Jose Mercury News reported Tuesday that a contract extension for Braun announced nine months ago has still not been approved. But school officials said the delay was due to a "procedural matter" and not evidence that Braun, completing his 11th year, is in any trouble.
Still, each might feel a little better if they beat the other tonight — OSU and Cal tip at 6:12 p.m.
And the winner will be?
We agree with all the talk of how much parity there is in the conference this year, and there should be a lot of good games along the way. But losing to UW on Saturday might have been a wake-up call for UCLA.
Bruins coach Ben Howland likes winning these tournaments — he won a Big East title at Pitt and last year with the Bruins — and we figure he'll be happy when this one ends, as well.


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Sausage and Beans
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 1 hr
The original recipe comes from Taste of Home - but I altered some things for what I had and family preference. For the sausage in this recipe - I used elk/deer sausage that our family friend gave to us. You could use any kielbasa type sausage as well. This recipe has a lot of sauce - which we feel is perfect for sopping up with a good loaf of bread! Yield and time are approximate.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 green bell pepper, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1⁄2 lb fully cooked sausage, cut into 1/4 inch slices
- 4 cups chicken broth, I used a quart of homecanned
- 1 (16 ounce) can black beans, I used 1 pint homecanned
- 1 (16 ounce) can great northern beans, I used 1 pint homecanned
- 5 bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 3 -4 dashes hot pepper sauce
- hot cooked rice
- In a large skillet, saute bell pepper, onion and garlic on oil until tender.
- Add sausage, broth, beans and seasonings.
- Cover and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally.
- Discard bay leaves.
- Serve in bowls over rice.
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This is a great recipe to keep at hand, as I usually have almost all the ingredients in the pantry and freezer. I used Italian sausage -- I boiled it, sliced it, and then fried lightly before continuing with the recipe. I found the taste of the Italian sausage too overpowering for the rest of the casserole, so next time I'll use kielbasa as is suggested in the directions. I loved the taste the cumin provided!! I added a little salt and pepper, and then reduced the sauce at the end so it was thick enough to cling to the rice. We enjoyed this, and my son, who doesn't always like to eat beans, said it was really good and went back for seconds, Thanks for sharing this recipe!
Chef, Lovely taste, thanks so much for sharing. We loved the taste of 5 bay leaves and the cumin. I did find there was a bit too much liquid so I added a can of Blue Runner Creamy style red beans and 4 oz of Sofrito. I think if you're using homecanned beans you may need the amount of broth called for, it's easy to just add another can of beans, though. This was made for Spring 08 PAC.


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They burst through the gate eight strong, a field of distaffers called one of the best assemblages ever in the 29 runnings of the Breeders'...
ARCADIA, Calif. — They burst through the gate eight strong, a field of distaffers called one of the best assemblages ever in the 29 runnings of the Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic. And a handful of strides later, defending race winner Royal Delta began to unveil a secret weapon not even her camp saw coming Friday.
Never in her previous 14 career starts had the champion filly found herself winging away on the lead. Yet against what was supposed to be the ultimate "A list" of foes, the daughter of Empire Maker had the audacity to see if there was a new dimension to her already heralded form.
"She's never really broken well," jockey Mike Smith said of his mount. "When you have a mare with the stride she has and as talented as she is, the best thing to do is stay out of her way, and that's what I did."
Proving that the ceiling on her ability has yet to be reached, Royal Delta switched things up and still delivered her familiar result, posting a 1 ½-length, gate-to-wire triumph over previously unbeaten My Miss Aurelia and six others in the $2 million Ladies' Classic.
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Class Included, who is based at Emerald Downs in Auburn, finished seventh in 1-1/8-mile race. She is the first locally based horse to run in one of the Breeders' Cup classic races.
Though the crowd of 34,619 at Santa Anita made Royal Delta the 8-5 favorite, to win the way she did — over a field that featured six other Grade I winners and two with perfect records in My Miss Aurelia and Awesome Feather — was something that left her connections seeking out new superlatives.
In addition to giving Smith his record 16th win in a Breeders' Cup race, Royal Delta also joins Bayakoa (1989-90) as the only back-to-back winners of the Ladies' Classic nee Distaff.
"Spectacular. She's a talented mare to be able to run well and win no matter how the race develops," said Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott, who earned his ninth victory in a Breeders' Cup race. "I was a little concerned when they were throwing up those fractions, but she kept going and ran them off their feet."
Royal Delta paid $5.20 and the winning time was 1 minute, 48.80 seconds. It was her ninth career win.
Mott is in position to sweep the weekend's biggest races, a feat he accomplished last year. He has three runners in the $5 million Classic on Saturday, a race he won last year with Drosselmeyer.
Days after Royal Delta's victory in last year's Ladies' Classic, owner Ben Leon purchased Royal Delta for $8.5 million at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock.
Royal Delta now has Leon convinced she might be one of his great pound-for-pound investments.
Awesome Feather finished a dull sixth, her first loss in 11 career starts, while multiple Grade I winner Questing was eased on the backstretch by jockey Irad Ortiz but appeared to have no outward physical ailment.
The biggest upset in the six races was Calidoscopio ($36.80 to win) in the $500,000 1 ¾-mile Marathon, jockey Aaron Gryder's first Breeders' Cup win. The 9-year-old horse from Argentina won by 4 ¼ lengths became the oldest Breeders' Cup champion.
Hightail ($32.80) won by a nose in the $500,000 6-furlong Juvenile Sprint, giving trainer D. Wayne Lukas his leading 19th Breeders' Cup win at 77.
In the $1 million Juvenile Fillies Turf, Flotilla ($24.80) rallied to win by 1 ¼ lengths in the one-mile race.
Zagora ($20.40) won the $2 million Filly & Mare Turf at 1 ¼ miles by three-quarters of a length.
Beholder ($9.80) led all the way to win the $2 million Juvenile Fillies at 1-1/16 miles, holding off 3-2 favorite Executiveprivilege by 1 length.


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Peninsula Hospital Center (PHC) recently hosted "Opera Night" at La Viola Restaurant in Cedarhurst. The night featured a complete four-course dinner and unlimited wine during a presentation of a variety of opera renditions. It was a huge success with the proceeds going towards the Hospital Center. Pictured in the back row (l to r) are Lino Viola, owner of La Viola Restaurant ; Robert V. Levine, President and Chief Executive Officer at PHC; and Martin A. Ginsburg, M.D., Director of Medical Affairs at PHC. They are joined by the entertainers for the evening.
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Salsa Verde
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- Servings: makes 2 1/2 cups
- 10 tomatillos (about 1 1/4 pounds)—husked, rinsed and quartered
- 1 lightly packed cup cilantro sprigs
- 1 serrano chile, quartered
- 1/2 medium white onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, smashed
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
How to make this recipe
- In a blender, combine the tomatillos, cilantro, serrano, onion and garlic and puree until smooth. In a medium saucepan, heat the vegetable oil. Add the salsa, season with salt and pepper and bring to a boil. Simmer over moderate heat until reduced to 2 1/2 cups, about 10 minutes. Let cool.
Make Ahead
The salsa can be refrigerated for up to 5 days.
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Frequent timeouts ("too busy or unreachable try again later")
Looooong delays in posting... just a whole raft of performance and reliability issues
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Frequent timeouts ("too busy or unreachable try again later")
Looooong delays in posting... just a whole raft of performance and reliability issues
Very frustrating
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I noticed it too. They "upgraded" the software a couple of days ago. I'm not thinking everything is debugged yet.
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I've hit slowdowns at least 4 times in the past 3 days. On two different computers using two different high-speed connections ... one of them a 100 megabit connection.
The board had similar problems for a spell about 5-6 months ago.
Given that this have followed a software update, they are probably shaking some of the bugs out and retuning system parameters.
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Exhibition opening on Thursday, March 31 at 6:00 p.m.
Artist talk by Jill H. Casid, reception with refreshments to follow
Certificates of Presence: The Photography of Livija Patikne, Leech Gallery
Organized by Debra Brehmer of the Portrait Society Gallery and photographer Jim Brozek
Livija Patikne was born in Riga, Latvia, on December 21, 1911; she died in Milwaukee on February 17, 2001. There seemed to be no surviving relatives to tell us much about this woman's life. But over a number of years in the 1950s and 1960s, she repeatedly took photographs of carefully composed flower arrangements as well as portraits of herself in different guises. More...
The Archive as a River: Paul Vanderbilt and Photography, Hoffmaster Gallery
Organized by the James Watrous Gallery, Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, and the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library-Archives.
This exhibition celebrates the work of Paul Vanderbilt (1905-1992), an archivist, photographer, and visionary who sought new ways to understand the world through visual images. In 1954 he was hired by the Wisconsin Historical Society to curate and organize a treasure trove of images and photographs that became known as the Iconographic Collections.
Sponsored in part by the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Jill H. Casid, Kissing on Main Street, Kohler Gallery
Kissing on Main Street aims the instant-developing Polaroid camera at the four-way intersection of sex, imaging technology, vulnerable exposure, and policing that is public intimacy. In a tryst of abbreviation, public displays of affection inhabit the same letters as the now superseded personal digital assistant. Taking advantage of the coincidence of consonants that marks the ways in which public intimacy is transacted through the technologically mediated image, Kissing on Main Street turns the space of gallery installation into a site for negotiating the difficult sensations but also the political possibilities of public intimacy. Embedding the fleeting pulse of feeling into the technological, the instant-developing Polaroid, by its evasion of the public dark room, enabled the recording of erotic acts that challenge everyday policing of the norms of sex. In its condensation of the taking, making, and sharing of images as linked acts, the Polaroid performs as a vehicle of public intimacy in ways that are analogous to the smart phone devices and their embedded cameras. More...
May 27 – July 3, 2016
Senior Art Majors Exhibition, Leech, Hoffmaster and Kohler Galleries
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Browsing Archaeology by Title
Now showing items 95-114 of 158
Landscapes of Pre-Medieval Occupation (HarperCollins Publishers/English Heritage, 2006)
Large mammal bones and bird bones (Maney Publishing, 2004)
Living on the lake in the Iron Age: new results from aerial photographs, geophysical survey and dendrochronology on sites of Biskupin type (Antiquity Publications, 2010-06)The article publishes new photographs and geophysical survey plans of a series of sites of the Early Iron Age in Poland, and provides new dating evidence from dendrochronology. The island site of Biskupin with its densely ...
The Living Past: the origins and development of the historic landscape of the Blackdown Hills - Phase 1: archive report (2006-03)This report represents the archive for The Living Past: the origins and development of the historic landscape of the Blackdown Hills Project, which covered the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the ...
The Living Past: the origins and development of the historic landscape of the Blackdown Hills - Phase 1: summary report (2006-03)The Blackdown Hills lie on the borders of Devon and Somerset in South West England. They have a unique landscape character with a series of bowl shaped valleys separated by windswept uplands that form a discontinuous, ...
Looking to the future of medieval archaeology (Maney Publishing on behalf of the Society for Medieval Archaeology, 2009)
The Lord-Collins Site (MAS# 3.12): A Late Pleistocene Human Use of Southeastern Maine, USA (University of Exeter, 2013-11)Field report on test excavations of a possible Late Pleistocene locality.
Making the Most of a Bad Situation? Glastonbury Abbey, Meare, and the Medieval Exploitation of Wetland Resources in the Somerset Levels (Maney Publishing on behalf of the Society for Medieval Archaeology, 2004)Meare, famous for its 'Abbot's Fish House', lay at the centre of Glastonbury Abbey's estates in Somerset. This paper reconstructs the medieval landscape that surrounded it, in particular showing how highly valued wetland ...
Materielle Kultur – technologische Traditionen – Identität, Untersuchungen zur Archäologie des Frühmittelalters in Niederösterreich (Material Culture – Technological Traditions – Identity: Investigations of the Archaeology of the Early Middle Ages in Lower Austria – in German with a summary in English) (Habelt, 2009)No abstract available.
Medieval Settlement: some suggestions for the future (Medieval Settlement Research Group, 2002)
Mid- to late-Holocene vegetation history of Greater Exmoor, UK: estimating the spatial extent of human-induced vegetation change (Springer, 2003-12)This paper presents the results from three pollen profiles from a group of small spring mire sites on the southern edge of Exmoor in south west England. The size and topography of these sites allow detailed local landscape ...
Monedas inéditas de los campamentos romanos republicanos de Numancia y Renieblas: consideraciones cronológicas (Instituto de Historia (CSIC), Madrid, 2008-12)The Roman and Spanish coins found by Schulten at the beginning of the twentieth century in his excavations of the Roman camps and forts associated with the siegeworks around Numantia and on the Gran Atalaya hill at Renieblas ...
Monumental burials and memorial feasting: an example from the southern Brazilian highlands (Antiquity Publications, 2008-12)What happened at the sites of prehistoric burial mounds after they were erected? In the southern highlands of Brazil and Argentina the pre-Hispanic mounds of the twelfth-thirteenth centuries AD are surrounded by large ...
Monuments at Risk in England's Wetlands (University of Exeter, 2002)
Morgawr: an experimental Bronze Age-type sewn-plank craft based on the Ferriby boats (John Wiley & Sons Ltd, 2014)This paper reports on the construction of a full-scale Bronze Age-type sewn-plank boat based on the Ferriby boats. The boat, which was named Morgawr, was constructed in the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth, ...
Nb-Mʿt-Rʿ-United-with-Ptah (The University Chicago Press, 1990-10)
The North cemetery of Knossos during the Dark Ages: social stratification, structure and relationships as depicted through the mortuary evidence (University of Exeter, 2008-05)The aim of this paper is to present the North cemetery of Knossos in order to conclude to probable outcomes concerning the social stratification and social structure of the contemporary to the cemetery settlement of the ...
Ochre roasting: the enigma of an unusual lime kiln alteration at the Cheddleton Flint Mills, near Leek, North Staffordshire (The Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology, 1998)
On the challenges and benefits of indoor archaeology: 15 years at the Archeodome (Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village, South Dakota) (Maney, 2015-04)Field archaeology is normally associated with outdoor excavation and exposure to natural environmental conditions. Archaeological excavations have adapted to a wide spectrum of these conditions, but the recent prominence ...
Our Wetland Heritage: An Integrated Approach Towards Managing Coastal Landscapes (2011-03-11)This report summarises the first phase of work on the Arts and Humanities Research Council Knowledge Transfer Fellowship scheme grant Our Wetland Heritage: An Integrated Approach Towards Managing Coastal Landscapes (AHRC ...


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Archive - Dec 18, 2009
Kings rookie shoots to top of class
On Fri, 12/18/2009 - 6:21pm.
Sport Illustrated
2010 Positional Rankings Updated
By Aran_Smith
Fri, 12/18/2009 - 11:08am
2010 Positional Rankings
With size, speed and athleticism, Nevada's Armon Johnson has what few point guards on the college level possess. And with such a shallow pool of talent following likely #1 pick John Wall at the point guard position, Johnson could potentially look to leave this year and find a spot in the first round.
High-flyin' Ames boys win big
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Jared Sullinger is Good TV
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*Aboard the Silver Explorer expedition ship: select suites have verandas or French balconies; production shows and in-suite dining are not offered.
As your ship changes latitude and longitude, the menu changes to reflect the flavors of the region. The main event: inspired dining. Step into The Restaurant and you know you've arrived for a very special dining experience. The Restaurant is elegant, but not stuffy. The European-trained waiters are attentive and personable. The finest wines from an extensive list are carefully chosen and poured into sparkling European crystal glasses. Polished Christofle silverware is laid on crisp linens. The stage is now set for the main event: inspired dishes created by Silversea's Master Chefs. These dishes are complemented by those of La Collection du Monde, created by the world-class chefs of culinary partner Relais & Chateaux. Marked by innovation and creativity, you're sure to enjoy these epicurean delights and a dining experience that rivals the best restaurants the world over. Evening menus allow guests to sample a variety of dishes from the Silversea Signature Series which combine classic French cooking techniques with the savory spices and sumptuous fare of foreign lands. For lovers of authentic Italian cuisine, the ship's Terrace Cafe is transformed each evening into the alternative dining venue "Cucina Italiana" featuring delectable dishes from the different regions of Italy. Silversea also offers "Light & Healthy Cuisine" for guests wishing alternate menu selections for a low fat, low cholesterol and low sodium diet. The ships feature single seating dining so that guests may dine when and with whom they wish.
Most luxury brands began in Europe, and even today Italy is universally acknowledged as the world-centre of style, design, and that intangible allure called la dolce vita. There are the world's leading fashion designers from Armani to Ferragamo, the temptations of la cucina Italiana, the Chiantis and Brunellos of Tuscany. And in the ultra-luxury travel market — there's the polished perfection of Silversea. Onboard, the style is inspired by the golden age of cruising. Decorative Art Deco design elements lend a sophisticated 1930s ambience to this luxury cruise line. From the ceiling lights in Le Champagne and the sky-lit main staircase, to the innovative Stars Supper Club aboard Silver Spirit, Silversea guests sail the world surrounded by a provocative blend of modern elegance and timeless glamour — the sensations of history's most romantic travel era.
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Al fresco dining with panoramic ocean views. Warm clubby spaces for evening cocktails with friends. The plush comfort of your ocean-view suite after a day of incredible sights. Welcome home to the luxury cruise ship, Silver Wind. Timelessly elegant yet luxuriously relaxed, Silver Cloud's sleek sister ship strikes the perfect balance of yacht-like intimacy combined with the space, amenities and diversions typically reserved for larger vessels. Warm welcomes and gracious personalised service inspire guests to call Silver Wind their "home away from home" - come aboard and discover the charms of Silver Wind.
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A quiet sanctuary. The sitting area has plenty of room to relax. Large picture windows frame panoramic ocean views. The perfect backdrop for breakfast in bed. Some Vista Suites accommodate three guests.
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This 9 day cruise is truly a once in a life-time experience at this chic, fashionable and glamorous part of Europe! Sailing from Barcelona to Rome, 23May16 - 01Jun16, docking at Monaco for the Formula One Grand Prix weekend.
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Elsewhere in Monaco you will find the Prince's Palace, from which the Grimaldi dynasty has ruled since 1297; the Cathedral where Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier; and the Rock of Monaco, where magnificent gardens cascade to the sea. Monaco's famous casinos, nightclubs and cafes will help you cap off a most memorable visit in grand style. And, of course, the city's sun-drenched beaches and sapphire-blue waters will always be waiting for you.
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The Cardinals ran the ball five consecutive times to close their 11-play opening touchdown drive during their Week 2 game against the Jaguars.
Running five times in a row during the same drive is unusual. The Cardinals did it against the Rams last season, but four of those runs were from the St. Louis 2-yard line. They did it other times when running down the clock. They emphasized the run during other drives, but the way they finished this one stands out to me for three reasons.
One, coach Ken Whisenhunt wants to run the ball more this season and this seemed to provide evidence. Two, running the ball appears to be a solid option against the Colts in Week 3 after Indianapolis allowed 239 yards rushing to the Dolphins on Monday night. Three, Tim Hightower and especially Beanie Wells ran impressively against the Jaguars, but Wells' fumble inside the 10-yard line, coupled with another fumble later in the game, seemed problematic for Arizona.
Giving the ball back to Peyton Manning and the Colts puts too much strain on a team's defense. The Cardinals got away from the run last season in part because their defense was inconsistent. They fell behind at times and felt compelled to throw. Their defense, strong to this point in 2009, has not faced an offense anywhere near as dynamic as the one Manning leads.


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We have a strange issue when attempting to create a snapshot in one of our regional environments. We have 4 VMs, 2 of them have mulitple VMDKs spread onto different datastores. When a snapshot is created, all the VMDKs (except for the first), seem to vanish. If you look at the properties of the VM, the path to the VMDKS points to the datastore where the primary VMDK is, and the file name is some random garbage. If the snapshot is deleted everything returns to normal. Has anyone ever seen this?
I'm using ESX3.5
Thank you in advance.
Here is some more information. I just created a test machine with 7 VMDKs. 1 for the OS. and 6 others for data. All of the VMDKs are in seperate datastores. I take a snapshot of the machine, all of the 6 VMDKs loose their reference to the actual VMDK files. The all point to 64KB VMDK files in the datastore where the OS VMDK is located. These 64KB vmdks didn't exist until the snapshot was taken. When the snapshot is deleted, everything goes back to normal.


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my ds started crawling 3 days ago!!!!! sorry guys my cpu is messed up so I can only write the title
Congrats! How exciting! When was he born? Just curious if he was early July or late July?
WOW... that's fantastic - and frightening at the same time!
Bridget (7/7) is probably going to crawl earlier than my boys did. She gets up on her knees and pushes up on her toes, and is up high on her hands and scoots backwards all the time! LOL!
My boys didn't crawl until closer to 7-8 months... My 2nd DS crawled like a monkey on his toes - he hated having his knees touch the floor! LOL!
Congrats to your little man! They're growing up so fast!
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DD - jul2008, DD - oct2011
Wow, congrats.... although, I have to say LOOK OUT! LOL Once they get mobile, it's a whole different ball game. You can never let them out of your sight!! Time to super baby proof too!! :)
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congrats! Babies these days want to grow up sooo fast! I'm happy for you. Another new adventure is about to begin!
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Congrats! Better your baby than mine! LOL
I'll be right back. I gotta go take a wicked yes.
Exciting!!! I am in no hurry for my dd to crawl. She's our last and I want her to stay a baby!!! She did worm her way half way across our bed the other night, from dh to me. Watch out and make sure everything is babyproof!
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WoW he must be determined!!! That's great! my LO wont even roll over yet LOL...
Sara mom of 2 ~Anna Rose 7.16.07~ ~Josiah 7.26.08~
Wow! Congrats to you guys. I don't think I'm ready for that one yet, though.
My little one just started rolling over with purpose (and was up all night rolling around in his crib).
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Yay! Congrats!
I'm afraid that once Mason figures out to get his hands under him, he'll be crawling soon, too. Right now he pushes himself along with his feet with his arms tucked under him or pushes himself along on his back with his feet. We've baby-proofed nothing, and worse, once he starts crawling he has to move to the next class at nursery school! We love his teacher so much, I hope he gets a couple more months with her!
~~Michele~~mommy to Mason, aka The Bean!, June 27, 2008 and Declan, aka The Sprout!, August 11, 2009
mine gets on all fours but just rocks front to back its kinda funny. no real crawling tho.
my little firecracker, Jake, born July 4th, 2008
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Re: Secure Sockets
- From: aysu dagli <aysudagli@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:09:43 GMT
Hi Michael,
I did exactly, what you did in your post, bur I haven't got a solution yet.
Did you had a solution?
On Thursday, July 05, 2007 4:46 PM MichaelBauer wrote:
I have been trying to figure out how I can write umanaged C/C++ code to
implement some sort of secure socket communication.
I have spent quite a lot of time reading through MSDN documentation, without
getting anywhere. I need code which runs on Windows Server 2003 and later
(XP etc.)
I was able to get some SSPI sample code to work. MSDN's sample code would
not even compile. I spent a fair amount of time figuring out how to make it
compile and run correctly. The code was rather lengthy with lot's of
required handshaking calls. It was not ideal.
Ideally I would write code where data sent across the socket was
automatically encrypted and decrypted.
I looked into Open SSL, but I am not allowed to use it.
I was also frustrated by not being able to locate specific information on
SSL(TLS). According to the MSDN documentation, Secure Channel allows for TLS
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa380516.aspx.) But I could not
locate any coherent documentation on how to implement TLS using Secure
Channel routines.
Someone helped me last week with this, and while their help was appreciated,
it has not led me to a coherent solution I can field.
In summary:
I am looking for a non third party way (secure channel?) of implementing a
secure socket. Ideally the data is automatically encrypted. I need to be
able to code it in umanaged C/C++ and it needs to run on Windows 2003 server
and later. I am looking for concrete documentation I can use to code a
solution. I am willing to buy any book which covers this topic.
Any help is most appreciated.
On Thursday, July 05, 2007 5:15 PM Alun Jones wrote:
"Michael Bauers" <MichaelBauers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
Sorry, but that's really what it takes.
You have to find a way to deal with crypto problems as opposed to networking
problems. That's one big reason why you won't find many class libraries
designed to make secure sockets look "just like" regular sockets. There are
a number of functions that you will need to do that have no socket
equivalent (for instance, closing the SSL session without closing the TCP
The documentation isn't the best. Probably better is to read the webclient
and webserver samples in the SDK - these give you everything you need in
order to implement SSL / TLS support.
I would definitely suggest reading Eric Rescorla's book on SSL / TLS, so
that you don't screw up the security.
Then, the process is just as described in
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa374781.aspx (Creating the
SChannel Security Context), and in
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa380138.aspx (Shutting down an
SChannel Connection).
It's all described at
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa374782.aspx, in a whole lot more
detail than it was when I started writing SChannel code :)
On Monday, July 09, 2007 8:19 AM Chris Becke wrote:
"Alun Jones" <alun@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
hmmm. In theory a SSL implementation needs to support features like that. In
practice however, there doesnt seem to be that much expense in binding the
ssl session with the tcp session. If either one closes, close the other, and
re-open from scratch.
What I personally find *really* tragic is how easy SSL is to do on Windows
CE. A call to setsockopt before calling connect is all it takes. Ans a call
to WSAIoctl so you can validate the server cert.
I really dont understand why ssl on regular Win32 needs to be harder than
On Monday, July 09, 2007 11:58 AM MichaelBauer wrote:
I found an example of using Schannel for SSL in the platform SDK. But I
can't get past calling 'AcquireCredentialsHandle' in the server module. I
needed to get a certificate and install it. That part seems to work ok in
that I am able to open the certificate store and get the certificate.
I always get back SEC_E_NO_CREDENTIALS(0x8009030E)
The sample call to AcquireCredentialsHandle looks something like:
Status = g_pSSPI->AcquireCredentialsHandle(
NULL, // Name of principal
UNISP_NAME_A, // Name of package
SECPKG_CRED_INBOUND, // Flags indicating use
NULL, // Pointer to logon ID
&SchannelCred, // Package specific data
NULL, // Pointer to GetKey() func
NULL, // Value to pass to GetKey()
phCreds, // (out) Cred Handle
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A big announcement!
Together with the Nord Stream travel company, I am arranging Stalin's Road of Bones trip on the route Yakutsk – Magadan, Russia's Siberia, every summer.
4 days on Stalin's Road of Bones (Kolyma Hwy) between Yakutsk and Magadan. 2 days in Magadan.
You'll learn more about history of the infamous Kolyma Road of Bones constructed by Stalin's Gulag inmates. At the same time, you'll discover the richness of the Sakha people's culture and see the beauty of two Russian regions, Republic of Sakha-Yakutia and Magadan Oblast.
The idea remains simple. We take a van and drive all the way length of 2000 km.
Join us!
Photo credit: Ajar Varlamov/YakutiaPhoto.com
Photo credit: urban3p.com
We offer two itineraries. One is complicated and a bit expensive. The second is simple.
Currently, we gather groups for the following dates:
17 – 23 June 2014
22 – 28 July 2014
19 – 25 August 2014
Read below through two itineraries and choose the one you like.
Days on the road: 4-5 days (we take one additional day so to be on the safe side).
Additional days: 1-2 days in Magadan.
Route: Yakutsk – Khandyga – Ust Nera – Susuman – Magadan.
Distance: ~2000 km (with all short rides within settlements and turns, the total distance might be longer)
Group size: 4 people.
The tour starts in Yakutsk, the capital of Russia's Republic Sakha-Yakutia.
- Sightseeing in Yakutsk (including museums)
- Crossing on transport ferries two big Lena and Aldan rivers – after Yakutsk and before Khandyga respectively.
- Visiting the open air cultural complex in the village of Cherkekh, the craddle of the Sakha people's culture.
- Visiting History Museum in Khandyga, the start of Dalstroi's Road of Bones, or in Teply Klyuch.
- Making short stops on the road in the Verkhoyansk mountain area at places marked by the Kolyma gulag history.
- Sightseeing in Magadan.
1st Day (Monday): Yakutsk – Khandyga
2nd Day (Tuesday): Khandyga – Ust Nera
3rd Day (Wednesday): Ust Nera – Susuman.
4th Day (Thursday): Susuman – Magadan.
5th Day (Friday): Magadan.
6th Day (Saturday): Magadan.
7th Day (Sunday): Transfer to Magadan Airport. Departure.
17 – 23 June 2014
22 – 28 July 2014
19 – 25 August 2014
If a UAZ Russian off-road van is hired:
In a group of 5 travellers = 96 000 RUB per person (~2700 USD / ~1960 EUR as of Apr 18th 2014)
In a group of 4 travellers = 118 000 RUB per person (~3315 USD / ~2424 EUR as of Apr 04th 2014)
In a group of 3 travellers = 153 000 RUB per person (~4298 USD / ~3142 EUR)
In a group of 2 travellers = 224 000 RUB per person (~6293 USD / ~4588 EUR)
If a Toyota Landcruiser 80 truck (without a guide) is hired:
Available in July and August only.
In a group of 3 travellers = 90 000 RUB per person (~ 2530 USD / ~1830 EUR as of Apr 18th 2014)
In a group of 2 travellers = 129 000 RUB per person (~ 3630 USD / ~2630 EUR as of Apr 18th 2014)
Individual = 248 000 RUB per person (~ 6973 USD / ~5044 EUR as of Apr 18th 2014)
Note: The Road of Bones itinerary might be customized and simplified. As a result, it might alter/reduce the final tour price. It can be done preferrably at the request of the group already consisted of 4 people.
- Airport-hotel transfer in Yakutsk, Russia;
- Accommodation in Khandyga, Ust Nera and Susuman;
- A guide, who will meet you at Yakutsk airport and guide you from Yakutsk to Magadan;
- Renting a vehicle with its driver for the trip Yakutsk – Magadan (all trasport-related expenses and ferry fees included);
- Sightseeing in Magadan, Russia;
- Visa support
- Flight tickets & other expenses related to travel to Yakutsk and from Magadan;
- Accommodation in Yakutsk and Magadan;
- One-day sightseeing tour in Yakutsk (entry tickets to museums included);
- Excursions out of Yakutsk and Magadan;
- Food & beverage expenses;
- Tour booking is considered to be done, when deposit at amount of 12 500 RUB is paid via PayPal or by bank transfer. Invoice with the bank account info is provided after receiving the deposit. The deposit is not refundable.
- The left payment should be completed 30 days prior to the tour start. See travel dates above.
- clothes for hot, rainy or chilly weathers (though temperature might vary from +20C and 40C, nights remain to be a bit chilly); clothes should cover skin as much as possible (it's for mosquito protection while camping and long staying outdoor between settlements);
- boots for trekking;
- sun glasses (as the summer in Yakutia is hot, the temperature might rise up to +40C);
- anti-mosquito cream or spray (cream is better);
- Before coming to Russia, you need to have your own travel insurance; be sure that your insurance company has a Russian partner to cover urgent coverage through;
- Mobile & 3G Internet connection is available along the Kolyma road within settlements; no mobile coverage between villages and settlements; while in Yakutsk, you might purchase pre-paid sim cards for your mobile phones; MTS mobile operator is recommended, as it has better coverage;
- While in Yakutsk, you might embark one-day trip to Lena Pillars on the Lena River. In Magadan, you can go on fishing by the Okhotsk Sea shore. Additional short journeys are provided at addition cost. In these cases, you need reserve extra time in Yakutsk and Magadan.
To see all travel photographs of the Kolyma Road trip, please, follow to the website VisitYakutia.com.
Oisin Hughes's Road of Bones Video:
I often deal with adventure travel motor bikers, who love to ride the Kolyma Road of Bones. Oisin Hughes, Irish man, is one of them. He made all the way from Yakutsk to Magadan in June alone.
Asked his permission to post his travel video and he granted me! He made a video of the Road of Bones summer condition as a part of series based on riding his motorbike around the world. The video accompanies the ebook "Not Dead Yet", which was available on Amazon.com. Currently, it is not on sale. Meanwhile, you can check all his books here.
RESERVE YOUR SEAT in STALIN's ROAD OF BONES SUMMER TOUR!
All Road of Bones photographs used in the current post (apart from the Dneprovsky gulag camp) are taken and permitted for the use by their authors. They might be your travel guides and group leaders.
Photographs of the Dneprovsky gulag camp is taken by www.urban3p.com.
Related Posts:
- Yakutsk – Oymyakon – Magadan. The World's Coldest Road Trip in Winter.
- Oymyakon. Travel to the Coldest Place in the World in Winter 2013 – 2014 [info+video+photo]
- Yakutsk – Oymyakon – Magadan. The World's Coldest Road Trip in Winter 2012-2013.
- How does the Road of Bones (Kolyma Highway) look like in winter?
- Flashback: 2010 Motorcycle Adventure Season on the Road of Bones, Yakutia/Siberia


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Raspberry Cake (and don't give away your heart. . . pan)!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Yesterday as The Husband and I were moseying through an antique shop, he asked me, "Did you get me anything for Valentine's Day?" Having not even thought about this (card company) holiday, I truthfully answered, "Uh, no." He suddenly looked relieved. "Good! I didn't get you anything!" Frankly, I was relieved, too. I told him I'd bake him something. So when I got to that today I realized I no longer had my red, ceramic, heart-shaped pan anymore. I think I Goodwilled it because I never used it. I was quite disappointed, as it would have been perfect for this cake. Oh well. The sentiment is still there! This recipe is essentially the same as my muffin recipe, but I used raspberries instead of blueberries.
Adapted from Vegetarian Times
Raspberry Cake (and don't give away your heart. . . pan)!
1/4 C Earth Balance margarine
1/2 C apple sauce
1/2 tsp salt
1 C sugar
2 C flour
1 Tbs baking powder
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 C almond milk
2 C fresh or frozen raspberries (If using frozen, thaw and drain liquid)
1/4 C sugar
1/8 C flour
3/4 tsp cinnamon
2 Tbs Earth Balance butter
Preheat oven to 350. Using an electric mixer, combine all the muffin ingredients, except the raspberries. Mix well. Fold in the raspberries.
To make the crumb topping, combine all the crumb topping ingredients in a bowl and mix well using a fork.
Lightly grease an 8×8″ baking pan. You can also use a bundt pan, just remember to put the crumb topping on first, before pouring in the batter.
Top with crumb topping and bake for 30-33 minutes.
Let cool 5-10 minutes before slicing. Enjoy!
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