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San Salvador Travel Guide: 156 reviews and 420 photos
My original plan did not include staying or even visiting San Salvador, but in order to make my plans - I had no other choice. If you are travelling towards south or west you can not avoid the capital. I am glad though that I have seen and experienced this city - it really is one of the kind.
We arrived from Guatemala City and we got settled in the hotel located close to bus station. Hotel staff told us that walking by night is dangerous in San Salvador's historical center. Center was only 6 blocks away - so obivously that is exactly where we wanted to go. Apparently gangs attack lone passenger with knives and guns. As we were two unshaved guys taller and more dangerous looking than most locals - we figured that we should give it a try and at least see from the distance what the situation looks like.
Area around the hotel was quite deserted. All the stores were closed (it was only 8pm) and we only saw a few people in rush walking up and down the street. I must admit it was kind of scary but we walked 2 blocks towards the center anyway. There, now 4 block away, we asked some people on the street if it was safe to continue to walk. They said no - and that we should take a cab. It sounded silly to us to take a cab for 2 minute ride - so we carefully continued walking. Based on reaction of people we passed by, it was obvious that gringo tourist don't come here often. Finally we arrived to the center and that moment became one of those authentic memorable ones. All of a sudden crowds were everywhere, stands with all kinds of merchandise (nothing for tourists) were lined on the pavements all over so walking on the street was the only option. Reggeton music was pumping loudly from everywhere which coloured entire atmosphere. This was also the dirtiest area I have ever seen. Piles of garbage were everywhere, and I was thinking that streets weren't cleaned for months. I was wrong though as next day after walking in the same area I noticed that they cleaned them up. So all that garbage was accumulated in only one day!!! Anyway, we are there on the street, popusas with cabbage, what else, and we talked to some locals. They seemed very friendly but surprised if not shocked to see tourists in this danger zone. We got many looks there - I felt quite important.
Next day I spent walking around and looking for the bus station and information about transferring to the south. I received a few more warnings about not walking around the old town - even in fairly busy streets by day!!!
Also, finding touristy information in old town was difficult. There were no tourist agencies or any kind of offices. I liked that though as it was always a challenge when I had to get some information.
Aparently western part of the city (which we saw only from the bus) looks and feels totally different. There are nice shopping malls and other western-like establishments - I am glad I didn't stay there though - as old town was the real thing!!!
- Pros:Very exciting and authentic
- Cons:Dirty and not very pretty city
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It's the beginning of a new year, and chances are you're resolving to do several (hundred?) things for the first time, differently, or better. But before you start listing out your new and improved social media plans for 2014, I've scoured the Internet to give you a head start.
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Singles Of The Week // 13th March 2012
Hello there. How did everyone enjoy the recent burst of lovely spring weather? I hope you all took it easy, with your patio doors open and the smell of freshly cut grass permeating your nostrils. Or, if you live in the city, I hope you flip-flopped the flip out of your daily trip to the newsagent's. Unfortunately, Will's still not around to pen his singles column, but, don't fear; just because there isn't a Will, there is still a way. I shall captain the singles ship in his absence and give you a brief rundown of hot songs steaming into your harbour this week. So, let's begin – before I start sounding too much like some hideous pastiche of Paddy McGuinness:
Waters - 'Take Me Out To the Coast'
Waters comprises Port O Brien founder Van Pierszawloski and an assortment of Norwegian musicians he recruited while on a soul-searching trip around Europe. They dropped their debut, Out In The Light, last year and no-one seemed to pick up on it. Which is bizarre, given the potential 'Take Me Out To The Coast' oozes. If you're fan of the type of US radio rock that still has a little stubble (i.e. The Strange Boys, Band of Horses, Demolition-era Ryan Adams) or you idolise classic powerpop acts like Big Star and The Replacements, this could make you salivate. Swooping hooks and VP's (I'm not writing his full name again) commercially craggy voice parade centre-stage, but, all the while, lightly grilled guitars and an emphatic drum strut keep things lean and twitchy. The triumphant final chorus, with its glistening overdubs, radiates the Texas sunshine under which Waters recorded it.
Capitals - 'Jealousy'
Let's have a complete shift in genre, mood and location for our second song, shall we? Apparently, Edinburgh duo Capitals specialise in 'dark, driving electronic music', which brings to mind Nine Inch Nails or Crystal Castles, but their debut single, 'Jealousy', channels the taut, glacial post-punk of Interpol or Hope Of The States. Think sobbing guitar chords and abandoned-warehouse synths hooked up to listless yet strangely pervasive beats. Also think stony-eyed sex appeal: the way the singer's voice curls at the edges is redolent of Brian Molko when he gets all transatlantic and trashy.
Two Wings - 'Eikon'
I might be breaking the law by doing this, but I'm now including a track I couldn't listen to in full. The truth is I could only find a truncated taster version of Two Wings' 'Eikon' on some arse-end-of-nowhere website. However, we all know that taster versions are designed to titillate, and titillated I was by this song's slinky soul demeanour. From the photos, Glasgow's Two Wings look like a group of trainee history teachers, but the jazzy instrumentation and come-to-bed sass fizzing away here completely ruptures any veneer of sobriety you may want to associate with them. Also, singer Hanna Tuulikki boasts that crystalline soprano tone that's so very cutting edge at the moment (just look at Grimes), so this could be going places. Though, you'll have to forgive me if you can hear the full version on this page and it actually mutates into a Creed song after two minutes!
Maybeshewill - 'Red Paper Lanterns'
If crystalline soprano singers aren't your thing, you may prefer Leicester's Maybeshewill, who don't bother fannying around with vocalists whatsoever. They're more focused on wringing their pedal boards dry of Explosions In The Sky-style epicness and cooking up windswept soundscapes steeped in shuddering drums and meteor-path guitar lines. I bet you, though, with a name like a Maybeshewill, they used to be a fully fringed screamo band, who no doubt traded their whiney lead singer in for a glockenspiel when the post-rock revival reached the East Midlands. Maybetheydidnt.
Yeti Lane - 'Sparkling Sunbeam'
Finally, I thought I'd eulogise the sunny weather once more by mentioning the radiant wares of French electro duo Yeti Lane. Along with Tanlines, they definitely appear to be flying the flag for easy-on-the-ear electro pop in 2012. Their latest single, 'Sparkling Sunbeam' (lifted from second album, The Echo Lane), matches its summery name with suncream-thick synths and languorous vocals. Moreover, with its beaming chords and John Squire-esque guitar arpeggios, it floats into your living room like an etherized 'She Bangs The Drums'. This could be what a third Summer of Love sounds like.
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I could. I'm going to have real Poke's in there though, so no worries there. Believe it or not, the game is getting a revamp. A fairly large one. There is a new storyline, and more to come.
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As of September 30, 2013 electrical construction backlog was approximately $24.6 million , compared to $53.6 million , as of September 30, 2012 . The decrease in backlog was largely attributable to the completion of the STEC project, which represented $35.0 million of the backlog at September 30, 2012 . Significantly, non-STEC backlog at September 30, 2013 increased 31.8% to $24.5 million , from $18.6 million at September 30, 2012 . Of our total backlog at September 30, 2013 , we expect approximately 66.9% to be completed during 2013. Contracts already awarded since September 30, 2013 , together with other anticipated contract awards, are expected to significantly augment fourth quarter revenue.
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EXCEED Box #1 Preview: Reese, Vincent, Nehtali, and Heidi
This week, and for the next 4 weeks leading up to the release of our next new game, EXCEED, I'll be posting a series of previews of each of the 4 boxes in the game.
For those who don't know about it yet, EXCEED is a new Fighting Card game, in the same vein as BattleCON, but with a more traditional card game feel and style of play. If you've enjoyed BattleCON and you're looking for a lighter, faster style of game, EXCEED is a great game to check out. We even have a free downloadable print and play version!
EXCEED comes in seasons, with each Season consisting of 4 boxes, each containing 4 characters, for a total of 16 fighters coming out every 6 months. for our first season, we're featuring the characters of Red Horizon, a series first featured in Jasco Games' Universal Fighting System Collectible Card Game. (And coincidentally, Jasco is releasing a World of Indines UFS set right now, featuring our fighters from BattleCON. You should check it out!)
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what would you do with 4 preference points in WY? I'm not interested in spending the money on a special tag. thanks
what would you do with 4 preference points in WY? I'm not interested in spending the money on a special tag. thanks
I'd save my points this year if I had 4 pp. Based on everything I have read the antelope numbers are way down this year
There will be PLENTY of pronghorn to hunt, fish and game will adjust numbers according to the herd size, and success will be up near 90%. You should have no problem taking a nice pronghorn. A lot of units have doe tags cut way back which will put fewer hunters in the field.
Future years may be tough as I am hearing about lower fawn numbers which will affect the numbers of trophy bucks in 3-4 years.
If a top end trophy is important to you, you possibly might want to wait. The drought from last year may have affected the tops of the horn growth which starts in November, but good moisture so far may be indicating better than expected horn growth this spring. My gut says there will be equivalent trophy quality as last year. There are always going to be a few big antelope, it just takes more work to sort through them on an off year.
Last year, on the year so many are complaining about, one of the best pronghorn outfitters I know of in the US guided for 12 bucks on at least 5 different Wyoming units (public land I believe) and took the following bucks 91 4/8, 88 2/8, 88 2/8, 86 6/8, 86 4/8, 85 2/8, 85 2/8, 85, 83 4/8, 83, 82, 81. The median buck in that group is 85 2/8", and all but one scores at or above the B&C minimum. That just goes to show that Wyoming has big bucks even in off years, and that most pronghorn hunters have a very, very, very hard time sizing up trophy bucks.
See the last 12 bucks in this string of photos:
If you are only applying in the regular draw, it may be a good year as far as draw odds since a lot of guys are scared about the drought.
One of these years, I am going to just take 2 weeks in Wyoming to hunt antelope and nothing else else until I find a mid 80s buck.
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You will just need to see what units you can draw if you really want to burn your points. Begin looking at units that start with a 4 and work up to units that start with a 6.
well I was looking at 78 and 80 but haven't found alot of positive information about them
Unit 63, lots of public & good bucks.
I too have 4 points for Antelope (as well as deer and Elk) keep waiting for my Marine son to be able to go as he has like points but not so again this year so I'm putting in for goat anyway. Don't really want to burn my points in the hope he can go next year so was thinking of doing the special draw and going for unit 57 as first and #71 as second with the hopes of drawing #71 and saving my points. Any thoughts and/or recommendations...?


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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Designing and printing a bicycle stem http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=66215&th=13859#msg_66215 <![CDATA[Hello all, I would like to hear experienced opinions about what I am about to attempt. I would like to print a custom front piece for a bicycle stem, and was wandering if it would actually be strong enough, and what material should I use.

 This is the part that I would design and print http://www.paragonmachineworks.com/PDGImages/SP4002.jpg

 and this is a bike stem for reference. it holds the handlebar and fork together.  http://thumbs4.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mTJaIacUu1LTfkEpKAxYq zQ.jpg

 Should I design and print the whole thing or can I get away with designing the front plate where I am trying to add some custom art.

 Would the stress from the screws that hold it together or the forces from the handlebar crack the printed part?

 I have never printed anything in 3D even though I have read a good amount about it, so almost any opinion should be useful.

 Thanks!

 some inspiration: https://vimeo.com/34293503]]> brunoxyz 2013-04-16T18:14:26-00:00 Re: Designing and printing a bicycle stem http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=66381&th=13859#msg_66381 <![CDATA[as an avid cyclist and certified 3Dprinting Nerd, I would say, It probably could be with the right design but I am not sure enough to bet my life on it. The results of stem failure, I have seen some in races, are almost always catastrophic. Personally I would err on the safe side and make a badge to be epoxied on a normal stem front plate and leave the load bearing part design to the engineers at cycling component manufacturers. This would open up a whole new range of materials, I think Polished Alumide would be pretty snazzy as a badge on the stem.]]> Mhagan 2013-04-18T21:29:44-00:00 Re: Designing and printing a bicycle stem http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=66430&th=13859#msg_66430 <![CDATA[Thanks for your reply Mhagan, an exposied badge is a good idea I didn't think of, I am indeed a bit worried that the stem could break and I imagine how nasty such a fall could be at good speeds.

 I may give that a try. Or perhaps make a sort of emblem for the front tube on the bike.

 thanks!

 ]]> brunoxyz 2013-04-19T14:25:39-00:00 Re: Designing and printing a bicycle stem http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=66664&th=13859#msg_66664 <![CDATA[I wouldn't trust ANY sintered material to be strong in tension, and would consider it to be fairly weak in compression. As steel goes, stainless is generally weaker than carbon steel, and I would expect a sintered material to behave more like concrete (a composite material - aggregate and cement) than a homogenous material. It might be analogous to particle board - don't bend it too much, don't pull on it too much, and don't bear down on small areas too much.

 Shapeways already warns (on the material pages, I think) that printed items should be considered for decorative purposes only. Sure, it's a liability waiver of a statement for them, but it's probably good advice too.

 Making a stem cap cover/badge/hood ornament sounds like a grand idea!]]> FreeRangeBrain 2013-04-22T21:44:05-00:00 Re: Designing and printing a bicycle stem http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=66957&th=13859#msg_66957 <![CDATA[Yah,
 The SS media would be the only thing close to strong enough for a critical structural part. But it is not as strong as common wrought bar stock. Also it is heavy and prone to rust when exposed to the elements. Deifnitely a better idea to use it only as an add on bling detail. And the plastic materials are cheaper and lighter.
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A hate-crime indictment against a teenager accused of beating and racially abusing a Mexican student was dropped by a Supreme Court judge on Tuesday after a request by the Staten Island district attorney. The case was among a rash of alleged bias incidents that increased the police presence in the borough as well as concerns about racial tensions, authorities said.
Richmond County District Attorney Daniel Donovan said the victim withheld information from investigators that conflicted with an initial determination that he was targeted for the beating and robbery simply because he was Mexican. During the course of the investigation, Christian Vazquez, 18 years old, admitted he had fought with the group of African-American men after he felt they cheated him on a marijuana sale.
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"Under our state's hate-crimes statute, we must prove that the victim was selected in whole or in substantial part because of a belief or perception of someone belonging to a protected class, in this case his Mexican nationality," Mr. Donovan said. "Based on Mr. Vazquez's recent disclosures it appears that this incident was merely the result of a dispute over a marijuana deal."
The victim's "credibility has now been compromised and we can't go forward with any of the charges," the district attorney added.
Mr. Vazquez also could not identify the person arrested, Derrian Williams, 17, as the assailant who beat him or hurled racial slurs at him July 31, Mr. Donovan said at a press conference prior to a brief court hearing during which Supreme Court Justice Leonard Rienzi agreed to drop the charges against Mr. Williams, who is also known as Romeo Stevens.
Mr. Williams was led away in handcuffs after the proceeding due to an unrelated case in family court, his attorney said.
"I am glad that the charges were dropped," the lawyer, Gregory Clarke, said. "The D.A. didn't have the evidence to go forward with the case."
There was never any doubt that Mr. Vazquez was beaten; he was treated at a hospital for bruising and swelling to the face, chest, back and legs, according to court papers. He also maintains his assailants called him several anti-Mexican slurs in the course of the beating, but investigators believe it was a result of him arguing with the men.
Mr. Vazquez's attorney, Joseph O'Shea, declined to comment but Mr. Vazquez told a reporter he felt the decision was "messed up."
He said he didn't immediately tell authorities about the drug transaction because he "was scared I was going to get arrested for buying weed."
The attack on Mr. Vazquez was the 11th of 12 incidents in the Port Richmond neighborhood that were being investigated as possible bias crimes against Mexican residents.
Mr. Donovan said eight arrests were made in five incidents. In two cases, the grand jury declined to bring a hate-crimes indictment and in one case the district attorney declined hate-crimes charges pending further investigation.
The rash of alleged incidents resulted in a stepped-up NYPD enforcement and appeals from activists and city officials for a calming of racial tensions in Port Richmond. On Tuesday, the Reverend Terry Troia, a spokeswoman for the Port Richmond Anti-violence Task Force, said the group's work would continue.
"You can understand how this young man was afraid to reveal everything," she said of Mr. Vazquez. "But it doesn't mitigate the fact he was beaten...in circumstances where his Mexican identity was singled out."
A police official with knowledge of the case said that regardless of the outcome of the cases, the NYPD response was required considering the number of possible hate crimes being reported in Port Richmond.
William Smith, a spokesman for Mr. Donovan, noted that there are still seven cases that have not yet resulted in arrests. "More than half of these incidents still haven't been closed with arrests, so we wouldn't want to say police response is overblown," he said.
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Big 12 football preview: How tempo became a hot-button issue in the Big 12
It's official. Tempo, once the bastion of basketball coaches, has been claimed by football. Pace of play now is more of a hot-button issue on the gridiron than on the hardwood. At least in the Big 12.
From the new eighth official to concern over injuries to the general demise of defense in the conference, tempo is all the rage in Big 12 football 2013.
"The biggest thing you have to be ready for in the Big 12 is the speed of which the ball is snapped," said Kansas coach Charlie Weis. "It's not just no-huddle, it's how fast the ball is snapped.
"Go watch Baylor play. That ball is snapped in about 12 seconds. I said to Art (Briles, Baylor's coach), I consider myself a pretty smart offensive coach. How the hell do you get them lined up and snap the ball so quick? Organized chaos."
Baylor is far from the only practitioner. OSU has played fast in recent years and plans to play even faster under new coordinator Mike Yurcich. OU, West Virginia and Texas Tech run hurryup offenses. Texas has adopted the concept this season.
"We feel like we can stretch a defense," said Mike Gundy. "Rob Glass, our strength and conditioning coach, in my opinion, is the best in the country, getting our players in great cardiovascular shape, and we just feel like it's an advantage.
"We also feel like that young men who are in high school that have an opportunity to touch the football, have an opportunity to be part of an offense, want to play in that style. Years ago, when we made a change, that there was a benefit in recruiting in this part of the country."
While the likes of Bill Snyder — whose Kansas State offenses have not embraced up-tempo — says the pace is generally getting faster and faster, TCU coach Gary Patterson said that's not possible.
"They can't play any faster," said Patterson, who voted for the eighth official, in hopes it allows defenses the chance to better match substitutions. "If anything, I think it gets back to helping the defense a little bit more because now you have one more set of eyes that are watching everything."
At Texas, Mack Brown installed an up-tempo offense as a means to help his defense.
"Last year, our defense was at a disadvantage in this league because we had trouble preparing for tempo by not seeing it every day in practice," Brown said.
"There's no doubt, after last year, that the offenses in this league were ahead of the defenses in this league. When you're happy to win a game 5650, things have changed. You walk out happy you won, and that's it, or you lose a game 4845."
West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen said the spread is, well, spreading: "It's catching on across the country. I don't think that's going to change any time soon."
And that has helped with the parity. In the same way that a couple of nifty shooters can offset a superior basketball roster, a sharp quarterback and a couple of nimble receivers running horizontal and vertical, playing at breakneck speed, can overcome superior football brawn.
"It's forced us in the offseason to go ahead and tweak our defense to put our defense in a situation where they're ready to play at that exactly that same tempo," Weis said. "What you see in the Big 12 a lot of times is defenses that look unprepared. But they're not unprepared. They're unprepared for the tempo."


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People tend to believe that Sandnes is a suburb of Stavanger. I once overheard a woman with en eastern norwegian dialect complain to her travelling companion when the long distance train to Oslo stopped in Sandnes 10 minutes after leaving Stavanger: "Does this train stop everywhere?!" I doubt that she would find it strange that the train stops in Drammen as well, half an hour away from Oslo. But the fact is, Sandnes and Drammen are cities of the same size, competing about the position as the 10th largest in Norway. Last statistics says Sandnes is no 9 of municipalities and no 8 of cities.
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Snow day! Our students have been given a reprieve because there was an exam today but the university closed due to quite a bit of snow (for southeast Ohio).
Thanks to OMGsrsly for this tea. Nougat and hazelnut sound awesome, and it certainly smells awesome. Sweet, nougaty, marshmallowy, and of course a bit nutty. The flavor is great. It's funny because just a few days ago I had Eight Candles from Della Terra, which had marshmallows in it and was sweet but not that interesting. This tea has nougat bits in it, which theoretically act in the same way as the dried marshmallows, but the blend is just so much more successful to me.
This tea is really what a dessert tea should be for me: it tastes like a rich, nutty nougat but it's not actually sweet on the tongue. How does that work? I don't know, but it does. Plus the base is so much nicer on this one. I mean, it's not a fine black tea or anything, but it has a presence, and lends body to the blend. There is a hint of bitterness that comes out as it gets cold, but that's only at the very end and otherwise while warm this is delightful. Thanks for sharing OMGsrsly, this was really nice (and I have enough left to do a Divine Temptation/Creme Brulee mixture as well)!
Thanks to OMGsrsly for a sample of this one as well. She offered an EG puerh and I accepted even though I'm not big on puerh. You never know, right?
The dry leaf smelled mostly like strong bergamot, so it was promising. Then I brewed it, and a rush of shu puerh ("poo-erh" for Sil :) aroma came out of the tea pot. Earth, dirt, mustiness, wood. And bergamot. Hmmm.
I have to say, the flavor is better than the aroma for me. Pretty smooth, the bergamot is strong enough to stand up to the wood and earth. Not entirely my bag, but better than I thought it would be from the scent. Glad I tried it out, and know that not even bergamot can save puerh for me. :)
People seem to be posting a lot with the new system… I had a lot to read through to get back to where I left off yesterday when Steepster went down for updates. I noticed it stopped updating my iPhone app, but you never know whether updates are going to be more behind the scenes or up front. I have to say the new update looks very familiar to me, as they were clearly trying a lot of it out in the app beta.
Anyway, this tea. I got a sample of this from OMGsrsly in our recent swap, and I pulled it out this morning. I did probably overleaf a bit (a bit more than 3tsp), but that's fine because it came out awesomely. Sweet, smooth, mapley, yum! The black base had a nice malty undertone as well that served this one well. I haven't had a maple tea that I really loved before, but this one certainly matches that requirement. I had it this morning while I also had some Vermont maple cream on a bagel, and it was the perfect match. Thanks again OMGsrsly for sharing this one!
I ordered a sample of this tea with my recent ATR order because it always seemed like a tea that would be up my alley (berries, figs, rose petals). I once got a sample of this but either due to bad water or a contaminated sample it came out pretty foul.
I had my new sample once before and forgot to write a note on it, but thankfully this is way better now. The sencha base is grassy (but in a good way) and a bit buttery, and the fruit is intense but not cloying or anything. Just very fruity. Huge hunks of fruit in the blend. I think the main flavor here is the berry blend (raspberry and strawberry primarily), with a deeper figgy note. The kiwi brightens the whole thing up a bit. It's not floral, despite the rose petals (more for looks than for flavor, I would guess). A nice fruity blend, although it doesn't really grab me that much. That may be more to do with my recent meh-ness about flavored greens. Still, I'm really glad I got a sample of this because now I know it isn't actually gross.
I had a sachet of this yesterday at tea time. I am not the biggest fan of grape-flavored stuff, but this had an intense muscat/white grape flavor that was pretty distinct from most grape flavor. Still, I thought it might be overwhelming. But it turned out to be pretty good! Very muscat grapey, but definitely with a hint of wine grape as well. I didn't really detect jasmine as a distinct flavor or scent. A decent cup that I had no problem drinking, but not one I will probably go back for often (still not huge on grapey things that aren't actually wine).
MissB snuck this one in my package and I'm glad she did. I never went for this tea in the past because it is a roasted oolong instead of a green, and I wasn't super into those (recently I am appreciating them more).
I could smell the chestnut immediately, and it reminded me a hint of Tourbillon (also chestnut), but this one is more subtle than Tourbillon, which I appreciate. The chestnut in Tourbillon kind of over-chestnuts me, it's too strong of a flavor, but this is lovely and blends so well with the oolong base. Slightly sweet (in a natural way), lightly toasted, sooooo smooth, this definitely has the sense of lightly roasted chestnuts. Delish.
Thanks to MissB for a sample of this one. I had wanted to try this because it is rather beloved here among many.
So I pretty much knew this would be sugary as soon as I saw the little marshmallows floating on the surface and then dissolving during steeping. Yup, certianly sugary, and way more sugary than I usually take my tea. It's sweet, and that's what I taste. I have to say I don't really get caramel in particular. I do wish they had gone for marshmallow by using marshmallow root instead of actual marshmallow, but so it goes. This isn't really a tea for me. :) But I'm glad I got to try it out finally.
Thanks, of course, to MissB for a sample of this one. I was intrigued by it but not sure how into an ale tea I would be.
Brewed up, it has an interesting blend of scents. I have to say I can definitely pick out rhubarb, vanilla, and ale (hops), so I guess that's a check for all three. There's something about the rhubarb and vanilla that reminds me of something but I can't place it. The same naggling sense of deja vu is there in the flavor as well… where have these flavors come across to me before? I dunno. Anyway, I think I like the first part of the sip best: bright, crisp, sparkling, tart with rhubarb and a light bite of hops. In the aftertaste the vanilla grows, and turns my rhubarb lambic (kinda) into more of a candy-ish flavor. I do like it, but I think I would like it more sans vanilla. But I am definitely glad I got to try it!
I am currently running low on tins for 50g of tea, most of which are occupied by DF teas from my order this summer. I did, however, have an explosion of small "sample" sized tins with nothing in them, until suddenly I realized that the sample sized tins actually hold 25g of tea. I have recently been possessed of a desire to have more DF teas at home for the weekends and work-at-home days, so I've been splitting the 50g tins into two smaller tins (one for home, one for work) to free up the 50g tins.
A result of this is that I suddenly feel like I have a lot less of those teas, and this is one of them. It's a little panic inducing when many of them are your favorites and it seems like you are almost out of them (when in reality I probably still have 40g of them). I had a cup of this tea last night but it didn't really turn out right. Fortunately this morning it is back to being the tea I adore.
This tea is one that I had wanted to try for a while because people always raved about it and said it was a great almond tea. Almond is one of my favorite flavors, so of course I wanted to try it, even with the cherry notes, which I don't typically care for. Thankfully MissB sent me some!
I tell you that one thing I wasn't expecting was the spice. I guess I didn't read the description, or somehow blocked it out? At first I wondered if I had been thinking of the right tea. But yes, I was, and the spices are less prominent in the flavor than they are in the aroma.
First, I have no idea how much water MF recommends for their little muslin sachets, which is what I have. I went for my usual 12oz, but I don't know if that was proper. I also forgot that I usually steep MF teas at less than boiling to stave off bitterness, although that probably entirely depends on the base tea.
This is without a doubt the smoothest MF tea I've ever had. It's impressively smooth. Not a hint of bitterness, and not too robust for me. It is sweet, even, with a rich lingering almond flavor and light, warm spices. The only thing that is keeping me from rating this into the nineties is the cherry, and that is entirely my personal dislike of cherry flavoring. The subtleness of the cherry and how it meshes with the almond does make it more tasty than most other cherry flavored teas, however. Glad to have tried it.
Well at least my brain said cherry, and it wasn't alone as others have tasted cherry as well. :) They don't specify the "fruits".
I kind of wish that MF had a mixed tea box available at Holt Renfrew. 2 bags each of a bunch of different teas. That would have been so awesome. I keep reading tasting notes and regretting I didn't buy the tea. :)
They hardly ever say the ingredients of their teas, though the trick is they are much more explicit in the french site than in the english language one – and I think in japan they have to explicitly declare ingredients.
The french site says "un thé noir, des fruits exotiques, des agrumes, des épices rares autour de clous de girofle, des amandes et le goût sucré du miel." so black tea with exotic (tropical?) fruits, citrus, rare spices (rare? IMO clove), almond and honey. They don´t say but I think there is some vanilla there
Cherry interesting, must check – they have a vanilla tea called Black Orchid in which indeed there is a cherry note, but which I had never noticed before somebody else pointed it. Pleine lune
I wonder if it is because there is something about cherry and almond that is often associated, so people are interpreting a blend of tropical fruits as cherry because of the association. It is kind of weird how our brains can be suggested a flavor that may or may not be present. I wonder if I would have tasted cherry if I hadn't read tasting notes before saying that they had tasted cherry?
I was sniffing it just now (though not tasted it), just to see if I could pick up some cherry and to be honest, no. But will try again – like I said with Black Orchid there is a cherry note I never tried.
There might also be a cultural thing. Americans use (artificial I think) cherry flavour a lot more than europeans – I think it is a default flavouring for medication right? (here is strawberry or apricot, eurgh). Cherry coke, cherry candy. In mainland europe cherry flavour is more unusual, I remember how exotic I thought my first cherry coke was (in Sweden, I think). Maybe americans are more used to associating a fruity note with cherry?
I can think of one cherry and almond tea, which is Compagnie Coloniale´s christmas tea, but the cherry is very up-top there and the almond very on the background. But will check, this made me curious, particularly if several people are saying it is there!
Or, if it´s a sample, are you totally sure it is Pleine Lune? Sometimes teas get totally mislabelled accidentally. Pleine Lune is a really pretty black tea, little blue flowers, little bits of almond, the dry leaf smelling mostly of bitter almond, honey and a little bit of cloves….
sorry, realized it was a teabag, and of course their muslim teabags got the tag with the name of the tea – I think 12 oz (300 ml right?) is just right for those teabags. They fill them quite well with 2.5 grams, they can stand to even enough water for two middle-sizeish cups.
Dinosara that's funny as a drinker of Pleine Lune since ages I never get any cherry note. Next time I'll go to a MF tea shop I'll ask if there is cherry in but I need to bet right now I would say no.to me this is more Vanilla (Vanilla is a spice too), cloves, almond and honey blend. I'm happy you found a MF blend you liked :)
Yup I was going to say, initially I thought it might be a different tea but the sachet has the tag right on it. :)
I do wonder if it is a North American vs European thing, as most of the North Americans have ID'd a cherry note but Europeans seem to say nope. Tastebuds are funny things.


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Yellow Split Pea Soup--Vegetarian/Vegan
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 45 mins
This is from a veg cookbook purchased on the checkout lane at the grocery store but I'm not sure which. It is a lovely soup, and it gets better over a day or so. The ingredient list appears lengthy, but it is largely due to the yummy combination of spices. The original recipe calls for a combination of any veggies as long as you reach 4 cups (or a 16 oz bag of frozen veggies). I list specific veggies here as they are the ones recommended in the recipe.
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- 4 cups water
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup yellow split peas (dry)
- 1 cup green beans
- 1 cup cauliflower
- 1 cup broccoli
- 1 cup carrot
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1⁄4 teaspoon turmeric
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ginger
- 1⁄8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- In a medium pan bring water and salt to a boil; add split peas and return to boiling. Reduce heat and simmer, covered, about 45 minutes or until tender. Do not drain.
- Meanwhile, steam vegetables until crisp tender.
- In a small skillet, cook curry powder, cumin, turmeric, ginger, and red pepper in hot oil for 1-2 minutes or until fragrant.
- In a food processor or blender combine the undrained split peas and the spice mixture. Process until combined. If too thick, add water or warm broth. Transfer back to the medium saucepan and stir in the steamed vegetables. Heat through and serve.
- FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH--I highly recommend just leaving the split peas in the pan, adding spices, and using an immersion blender! Much simpler, and fewer dishes to wash :).
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Very nice soup, healthy & simple to make. I took your advice and cut down on the number of pots. Instead of steaming the veg I just added them to the oil & spices, covered and let them cook that way before adding to the peas. I found there wasn't enough liquid to call it soup, so I probably added another 3 cups or so. I was out of cauliflower so I just used more broccoli, beans & carrot to get to 4 cups. It's a thick & warming soup, very tasty and my children thought it was great. I think next time I'd use some broth instead of water, and maybe amp up the curry powder a bit. Thanks for sharing! Made during ZWT7.
This is a very healthy soup, and the Indian spices add lots of flavor. This turned out very thick, not a bad thing, just didn't seem as "soupy" as I thought it would be with all the liquid from the veggies. I subbed chicken broth for the water for more flavor. Thanks for sharing! Made for ZWT8.


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The Fresno State women's track and field team boast program-best 10 outdoor All-MW honorees in 2016
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Led by five gold medals on the women's side, Fresno State grabs third place at 2016 Mountain West Outdoor Track and Field Championships
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● 2015 400m Hurdles Mountain West Champion
● 2013, 2014, 2015 All-Mountain West
● Outdoor NCAA Qualifier (400m H - 2013; 400m H - 2015; 4x400 Relay - 2015)
Outdoor (Junior): Won the Mountain West Championship in the 400 meter hurdles with a collegiate-best time of 58.22 seconds ... she then finished 11th with a time of 58.36 at the NCAA West Regionals to qualify for the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon, where she would finish 20th ... was also a member of the Mountain West winning 4x400 relay team ... pulled the double at the NCAA West Regionals and NCAA Championships, running the 400 meter hurdles and the 4x400 relay at both events.
Indoor (Junior): Highly successful indoor season was highlighted by helping the 4x400 relay team to a second place finish at the Mountain West Championships ... also helped the relay team to a win at the UW Indoor Invitational ... set a collegiate-best mark in the 60 meter hurdles, running it in 9.09 seconds at the Air Force Holiday Open.
Outdoor (Sophomore): Set three career-best times in her sophomore season with the Bulldogs... was a member of the winning 4x400m relay team at the Mountain West Championships that came in with a time of 3:38.45, which was the fastest recorded time of the season.. that relay team went on to compete at the NCAA Western Preliminaries where they placed 17th with a time of 3:38.56... individually she set a career-best time of 14.35 in the 100m hurdles at the UC Irvine Spring Break Invite... set a career-best at the Mountain West Championships in the 400mH with a time of 58.61, which got her second place, she went on to compete at the NCAA Western Preliminaries in that event where she placed 31st... she also won the Bulldog Invitational and set a new career-best time in the 800m with a time of 2:12.
Indoor (Sophomore): Finished the indoor season in second place at the Mountain West Championships in the 400m with a time of 55.23... member of the 4x400m relay team that ran a 3:46.89 at the Mountain West Indoor Championships to garner a second place finish.
Outdoor (Freshman): Finished the season at the NCAA Regional meet, where she ran the 400mH... placed second at the Mountain West Championships in the 400m H.
Prior to Fresno State: Attended Piner High School in Santa Rosa ... ran track all four years and played volleyball and ran cross country for one year ... named the PHS Athlete of the Year all four years in track ... named All-Empire Athlete of the Year for track in 2011 & 2012 and the Heart and Sole Athlete of the Year in 2012 ... NBL's MVP for Cross Country in 2012 ... placed 7th in the 2011 state finals in the 300m hurdles (43.32) ... best times include 15.35 (100mH), 63.84 (400mH) ... involved in Early College Magnet Program and Piner High School's Biotechnology program.
Personal: Born in Santa Barbara, Calif. ... parents are Nebiat Moges and Tyrone Johnson ... has two sisters, Dezirae and Vanessa ... twin sister Dezirae also runs track at Fresno State ... hobbies include joking around with family and friends... favorite athlete is Lashinda Demus because she is an amazing hurdler and won't give up on the Olympic gold... biggest athletic thrill is having a smooth hurdle race and winning, of course ... most admires her mom because she leads by example and spoils her rotten ... also recruited by Nevada, New Mexico, UNLV, Cal Poly, UC Davis and Georgetown ... chose Fresno State because the coaches are awesome but the girls team sealed the deal ... majoring in exercise science.
● 100m H - 14.35, UC Irvine Spring Break Invitational (3/22/14)
● 400m H - 58.22, Mountain West Championships (5/16/15)
● 800m H - 2:12.16 CSUN Challenge (5/2/15)
● 60m H - 9.09, Air Force Holiday Open (12/12/14)
● 300m - 41.10, Air Force Holiday Open (12/7/12)
● 400m - 55.23, Mountain West Championships (3/1/14)
● 600yd - 1:26.18, Run for the Dream (2/17/13)
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Advent Private Capital announces successful first close
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Advent Private Capital Pty Ltd today announced the first close of its Advent 6 fund with confirmed commitments of just under $100million. The inaugural investors in the Advent 6 fund primarily comprise domestic wholesale fund managers and international retirement funds. Advent Private Capital Pty Ltd has also made a significant investment in the new Advent 6 fund.
Rupert Harrington, Managing Director of Advent, said: "Advent 6 will continue the strategies developed and employed in the previous generations of Advent funds. It will concentrate on mid-market opportunities, investing around $25-50million at a time in established, profitable businesses with enterprise values between ca. $40million and $200million."
"The Advent 6 fund will be similar in size to Advent's previous funds, allowing the manager to maintain its focus on the mid-market - where it has historically been very successful," said Robert Radcliffe-Smith, an Executive Director of Advent. "The fund will have a 10-year life and is expected to build a portfolio of 8 to 10 mid-market investments in Australia and New Zealand. International and Australian institutions are likely to dominate further investment in Advent 6."
The first Advent 6 investment will be in Orionstone Pty Ltd, a heavy earthmoving equipment rental business based in Western Australia and Queensland. Advent has committed a total of $68million for investment in Orionstone from the Advent 5 fund and from Advent 6. Orionstone rents heavy earthmoving equipment to major mining and civil infrastructure customers across Australia, primarily in Queensland, Western Australia and New South Wales. Orionstone is the second largest player in the Australian heavy earthmoving equipment rental market. Its customers, including major mine owners and leading mining contractors, are primarily involved in open-cut and surface mining operations, as well as civil construction and quarrying.
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The state of Alagoas has numerous features that bring to its country of Brazil qualities that can't be found anywhere else. In Alagoas, visitors love partaking in the cultural atmosphere that is provided by both the urban landscape and the countryside. In the nearby city of Maceió, the famous Pajuçara Beach is found that has been giving lovers of relaxation and sunny weather something to smile about year after year. Théo Brandão Museum provides cultural value, the Dunes of Marapé are known for their beauty, and the San Miguel Waterway is an architectural wonder worth taking pictures of.
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