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i much enjoyed this tea. after an appreciative umpteenth viewing of the brilliant set builds and costuming skills of hellboy II. not to mention the star himself— obviously there are more famous and graceful stars but ron perlman is colourful and honestly his irreverence entertains me, lol! and for a kid born in 1950 with a cleft lip and palate…. i dunno— could you tell? some of the best speakers come from challenging circumstances. darth vader had a terrible stammer, hellboy had multiple facial reconstructions starting as an infant (can't have been fun), and the kid from breaking bad actually does have cerebral palsy. it's good to see real people on the boob tube. if i'm going to pay netflix to babysit my brain ideally it should be babysat by a realistic cross-section of society, lol.
surprise, surprise, i digress and i haven't even begun about the tea!
this was a very different green than i've ever had before. naturally sweetness, as well as a nice light flavour. no earth, nuttiness, musk, sea weed, floral or fruit tones. no wood. no muscat. no rice….. but about half way through my cup something changed and i got a very light, sweet smoke. i am not a fan of smoke. in the least. and yet….. it was as though as essence was captured from incense but without the perfume. a thin stick of sandalwood burned perhaps until nothing but white ash was left and wafted in the vicinity of the tea as it dried.
very nice. i will most certainly reorder. it absolutely doesn't need sweetener. clear, light smooth with a very gentle segue into the finest smoke i have ever experienced.
it's a sad state of affairs when the inevitable stabs you not in the back, but in the tongue.
i have suspected for quite some time that i was developing a sensitivity to rooiboos, not a full on allergy, but a warning shot across the bow shall we say? 'then why would you drink it on purpose, james? (with an implied [idiot] in your tone of voice' you might be wondering. because if it was made by stacy lim it must be an exception! that's why!!!! ….. …… or not.
i got no mango, nor flavour whatsoever as soon as it touched my tongue i stopped being able to taste… and to swallow, not from swelling, from dryness. while stacy is almost always the exception, not so in this case.
no numbers. i failed stacy's awesome tea. =0( BUT I GET REALLY GOOD GRADES!!!!! good thing this wasn't a test relevant to my degree. however, on that note: i now have confirmed and very comfortable A+ averages in all my classes folks! i failed the mango lassi….. but i have my classes nailed!
thank you! i had an amazing opportunity to interview some veterans in my field of study who gave me expert advice. i know what i'm doing and exactly how i'm going to do it…. it's been quite a week!
Congrats on the school stuff and bummer on the rooibos. I don't get this effect with it…It just tastes really bitter and gross to me. How are you with Honeybush?
it tasted that way to me always…. but, but this is stacy! stacy is different! but there's not right, wrong, and then there's sideaffects. no more playing with rooiboos.
uhhhhh…… you know how i was going to going to alternate semesters with hard and then easy? yeah. that didn't happen. summer time it will though because heat makes me so sick. i was invited to a special class, i got 100% on a lab and given an additional bonus mark which was a first for the prof i got a 97 on my other major project and i've had some help deciding where i'm going and there's no time to waste: doctorate of human geography with a minor in psychology. i'll need lots of tea to sustain me, lol!
Woot! Congrats on the continued success. As for the rooibos, I was talking to someone about this the other day. Some folks have genetic unusualities (heh) that make us more or less susceptible to certain foods, flavors, tastes. For instance, there's a fairly significant percentage of the population that tastes cilantro (the leaf) as soapy. I'm one of the few weirdos that, when eating fish, smells like it quite strongly within 2 hours, and it lasts about a day. Rooibos is also in that interesting reaction category, where some folks taste it as bitter.
really…. hadn't heard that, but i'm not surprised. the combination of mother nature's natural creativity along with us muddling the planet breeds confusion. mine is a result (probably) of an already exigent autoimmune disease. they tend to multiply. and while i'm not thrilled with allergies, i'll take those over diabetes or something more serious.
Congrats on the grades James!
I can't help wonder if green rooibos would have the same effect on you since it's less processed. I dislike pretty much all red rooibos, but I love green. Sadly, compare to the red blends, there isn't too many green ones available out there…maybe there isn't enough people liking it and I'm the odd one!
Oh gosh, if anyone wants to try or have some green rooibos I have almost a pound left of it from Adagio.
in future miss tea fairy, but i've stumbled into a slew of sensitivities lately and i'm just steering clear of all of them until things settle down. maltitol is plain old vicious to me. stevia isn't far behind. roasted mate….. even though i love it!!!!! makes me snarly. so i'll just leave it all be and hope i'm experiencing some overreactions.
Yeah, cilantro sure is soapy!
Congratulations on your grades, James! That's so incredibly awesome. I'm so glad you have a focus and know where you're going. :)
Here's me and rooibos…
I typically don't like it, with the exception of a few rare blends (DT's Orange Blossom and Alpine Punch, and this one from Stacy)…but I do know what you mean about the dry mouth because I do get that with most rooibos.
I prefer green rooibos to red (I love Swampwater) and I prefer honeybush over rooibos, in general. That said, I do try to find what rooibos I do like…which isn't much, sadly.
Congrats on the grades, James! :) Bummer about the rooibos. I'm not a big rooibos fan either which is why we only have a few blends. Not that I don't like it but I feel like tea is just much more complex and interesting.
my oh my….. dark chocolate, roastiness, but not over the top. layers, very clever layers. i swear i taste a fruit layer that alternates! like a tea version of a the blue and red alternating of a binary star system only instead of coloured light flickering in a dark sky, it's banana and strawberry in my tea cup. how striking. very subtle…. not so subtle that i think i'm crazy though. =0)
very, very nicely done 52teas! it will also serve nicely to boot my butt into gear for morning classes!! thank you very much!!!
Fruit layer, eh? I always get banana from roasted mate. It's the weirdest thing! So our taste buds must interpret it in the same way.
isn't it nice to know you're not bananas? (couldn't resist). sometimes it's distinctly banana, others it's a something-berry.
it is, very much so. different tea companies represent different traits to me: verdant is elegantly purist, butiki is the best flavoured teas in the business, french teas…. are another universe, 52 teas is whimsy. frank, the owner, is a highly creative individual. i actually have to be careful how much of this one i have the caffeine is so strong, lol. malted chocolate milkshakes with cherry bananas. =0)
OH WOW! chocolate lovers of the world unite: try this as a base for your cocoa. Omigod. truly unreal.
and this with a second steeping! 1 tsp xylitol, 1 tsp cocoa, bunch of water, some half and half…… life is good!
Aww, that is super sweet JustJames! I'd be happy to send you something in return from my cupboard :)
lol, PM me send me your addy. i have 3? 4? i'm sending out this week. i'll try for today, but i've been feeling crummy =0(
i haven't had a cold IN YEARS!!!! yay school? or that's my guess. let's see if i can send it out today….
it's a custom build and just new. i'm open to sharing though! i also know one miss lim has been considering carrying it, so the more people that nag the more likely it is to happen! lol.
celebritea – stacy does custom blending. If you reach out to her she can work with you to make a custom tea for you
huh, not bad. this one was recouped from my winner's tea expedition yesterday. it's been a long time since i've had a bagged tea and honestly, i've become enough of a loose leaf snob that if i'd been using my literacy (notice i say IF) i likely wouldn't have bought. i grabbed this one and a blueberry. really….. not bad. both teas carry a distinct cookie quality. i used two tea bags for my 16 oz mug and a 3 minute steep.
it has layers. the maple is more olfactory when it's screaming hot, but becomes more tangible as taste as it cools.
don't think i'll buy again, but i have had far, far worse in my life!!!
LOL Too funny, I saw this one at my Winners today but didn't buy it. I did buy a box of Mighty Leaf Tea – Organic African Nectar – it says "whole leaf pouches" but that might be just a fancy name for teabags. It's funny how when confronted with a "wall" of tea we forget everything we've learned and just buy randomly. :)
stacy….. truly, how lovely. the softest scent of roses, the perfect balance of cream…. a hint of effervescence. beautiful. you are are so very good.
no, not in the least. i wouldn't like it if it were the case. i believe the champagne aspect references a very light effervescence present in the steep after the fact.
okay, i really need to review my personal standpoint on stubbornness. i did this tea SUCH a disservice yesterday. overleafed, oversteeped…… i wonder if admitting that and having the brilliant new fancy kettle permits me to buy teas i might have muddled….? lol. ah, life is full of justifications for loose leafers!
WHEN IT'S DONE RIGHT and you aren't being a know-it-all-jerk (that would be me i'm talking about)this tea is: light and sweet. almonds, but not marzipan. reminds me very much of amaretto the alcohol. if you OVERLEAF it it will come across much more like amaretto but with a harsh acrid bitter kick. which i totally deserved. …. ……. …….. i might have put in 2 tbsp. …. ……… and left it for 6 minutes. possibly. lol.
light, sweet. very smooth! i'm not used to ceylons (heh heh, the sci-fi dork in me wants to say cylons) being so agreeable! the tea base is warm and round on its own, separate from the flavour level. it gives me a light amber flavour, though a darker colour steep.
very nice.
back to lab 5. we'll see how up to date my human geography professor is with sex ed is in sub saharan africa. i think my analysis may catch him a tad offguard, lol. but i always get good marks. partly because i citation him to death.
Yes! Cite everything! One of my friends is marking for a first year class, and it's an automatic D if they don't cite. You wouldn't believe (or maybe you would) how many students don't cite their sources. :/
we have three pages of citations. for a lab. it makes it much harder to argue with us. our information is rock solid…. if he disagrees with our opinions or my somewhat shocking analysis then that's a different thing, but our numbers and our data are BACKED UP.
(hmmmm….) we're evaluating the 5 best and 5 worst countries for child under 5 mortality and i stumbled onto a fascinating piece of information…… not sure i should reveal it here, but i don't think he's expecting it.
my lab partner and i like to be bullet proof. =0)
ah! my first birthday review! i've been 38 for a whole half a day and nothing….. i feel no different. then again, it's always like that =0)
after last year (when my mother bought me a huge amount of wine most of which is still kicking around our kitchen) i went out on a limb and discussed with her the concept of going a different direction this year: if she really wanted to pour a couple hundred dollars into beverages in honour of my birthday, could we go with something that I like? please? are you imagining me tap dancing dear friends? can you imagine how dicey that conversation that might have been? she laughed, said that if i wanted my GRANNY'S habit indulged she SUPPOSED she could. granny? really? what part of tea says senior citizen? i mean i'd have thought she could have gone for grampa at least….
anyway, as always, i digress!!! when the box from dammann freres arrived my mother could have called me anything she wanted. the smells drifting up from the box after i carefully opened it! berry and biscuit, chocolate and nuts….. separate blends that somehow all played together happily; separate but still comprising a mutual fan club. this one was the first of my day….. i sipped it in a daze on the way to school. what a way to wake up on your birthday!
this in my cup with music that was likely way too loud, smile wrapped around my head two times. i worked all weekend on a lab that i only got half done until i ran it by my prof who said i could stop with what i had because i had done so impressively much. it's been a good birthday so far!
sushi coming up for dinner, new kettle kettle humming in the background…. a buffet of spoiled boy teas to chose from. why is it i shouldn't like birthdays again?
my wife refuses to try this tea…. though she says she might consider wearing it as a perfume. =0)
thank you! they wrote 'happy birthday' with a smiley face on my sashimi container and i swear it tasted better than usual, lol. maybe they reserve the best stuff for birthday boys?
okay, i cannot express the value of a temperature programmable kettle!!!! wow stuff tastes amazing!!! i feel very spoiled. and i found out at about 3 this morning that i got 90% on my big psych project and she's offering me 100%. THAT is a hell of a birthday!
i love this tea…. go figure, it was made for me! but it's not just the blend i love…. it was the whole process.
stacy is brilliant. we all know that, but working with her one on one that is absolutely reinforced. we tried tons of combinations. we were all over the map! she listened to every idea i had and added in her experience, what did we get? a delightfully NOT tropical coconut/baked banana praline invention that makes me feel like i'm eating dessert even though i have very proudly (and honestly!!!) been off sugar for 2 weeks now.
the banana level is deep, very reminiscent of when i make baked bananas with butter, lemon juice and a pinch of brown sugar. the hint of lemon is there, i swear. the coconut is beautifully balanced by the banana and praline. not to mention the taiwanese assam! i love that the blend has a brilliant tea to back it!
if you have dreams of tea i cannot recommend stacy lim highly enough. the person, the process and the result. she even allowed for my particular fondness of cream and sweetener (formerly known as sugar, lol). it's great with, without. hell, it's just great.
thank you so much stacy…. i have sent a bunch of it out, though only two know it's coming, lol!
of course it gets 100%! oh, and in case you need the reference that stacy and i geeked out over: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-q3_XoS2T8 …. believe you me, there were many, MANY discussions about dr. who tea names!
it was alot of fun. at a certain point stacy said 'it needs a fruit balance'. i disagreed. i finally conceded with 'bananas' to which she disagreed but agreed to make up a batch with prejudice (LMAO) then she wound up loving it and so did i. which is amusing because i usually have a hefty banana bias. it was awesome.
truly my friends…. PM me your addresses, i'll shove a sample in an envelope and shuffle it your way. i have a ton of tea, no swaps, but you are more than welcome to try it. i have zero problem buying some US stamps and sending a sample your way. obviously same for my fellow canadians. =0)
OMG, a River Song tea. Are the bananas from a grove in Villengard, by chance? Heh. PS I want to try some, and apparently we live in the same city? How's that happen? :P
I JUST NOTICED THAT 30 SECONDS AGO, lol. yay powers of observation. well, we'll just have to meet up so i can hand you over a sample. not sure about the origins of the bananas, but i can tell you this much….. if stacy has access to a TARDIS or an atypical presentation of time and space in any way whatsoever then i want in!
Yep. Anyhow, it won't be in the next week, since I am traveling stateside to visit friends, family, and go to Long Island Who. :P But after that, for sure.
This blend was soooo much fun to make! This was the first time working with someone where we just let the flavors go wherever they wanted to go. The only two requirements were coconut and complex flavors. We even tried a lime, rose, coconut. In my head that one sounded so good but in reality it tasted like musty curtains.
HAHAHAHAHA….. that is an awesome taste metaphor!!! i have sent a bunch out. i will be sending more. appropriately my dear you are brilliantly appreciated and not just by me! xoxo
i'm not sure if i get to say thank you or not….. my wishlist our con-joined fussing, stacy's work? lol!
Send it whenever lol. I'm in no rush. Like i said, I don't need Nina's :) stacy teas on the other hand…
i don't know what i expected from this tea…. but is is most certainly not what i got.
as a rule, things that are are harvested in canada in fall like the grapes for ice wine and winter like maple syrup are viscous and have an intense potential for sweet. playing off the word 'frost' i think that, paired with the colder weather, had me expecting something with an element of sweetness. i was entirely wrong.
while i smelled a light floral from the dry, the strangest thing i have ever encountered happened with the water added: nothing. well, almost.
i have an autoimmune disease that impacts my nervous system primarily. i have some abilities that could be called rather rare, though certainly not unheard of— like being able to smell the metal UNDERNEATH the plating metal. weird. i know.
this tea is cold. it smells like ice. yes, for me temperature can have a smell. screaming hot, steaming away, scalds my tongue….. and it is ice. pure ice. i have never encountered such a thing!
i don't know if i like it… i don't DISlike it, but i want a repeat performance. thinking that i might be having an early moment of dementia i wrenched the top off my tea cup in class today and shoved it under my lab partner's nose. (she's used to this by now)
'what do you smell?'
'i….nothing?' (perplexed look) she grabbed the cup and took a more serious sniff. 'how can it smell like nothing?'
'it smells like ice to me.'
'james, ice doesn't have a smell!'
'yes it does.'
Thinking about the Maple Pecan Oolong, I totally get where you're coming from. I wouldn't have phrased it the same way, but I do get it. Now I want to try the base tea on its own! :)
me too… mine's a nervous system disease byproduct. i don't get headaches, well, barometric if there's a real swing….. but i can usually smell it, before it happens lol!!!!! although i get clogged up really easily from stuff too and i wind smelling nothing. sigh. everything is a coin toss: the up side, the flip side.


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Dream Dictionary Blindness or Blind personIf you have a dream in which you deal with Blindness/Blind person and you are the one that is blind, or you are the blind person, then this means that you feel as though there is some issue that you do not really understand in the world today. There is something going on around you that you cant quite grasp or that dont quite make sense to you and it is quite vexing to you overall. This could mean something as complex as war or famine, or it could be something as simple as why your buddy doesnt like eating cheese and nachos together. Whatever it is, it just doesnt make sense to you.
Another reason you may dream of Blindness/Blind person is because you think there is something going on that you are just not seeing. As hard as you try to focus on what is going on, you are unable to see some of the things that are going on around you. This could mean that you think someone is being dishonest with you, or it could be a literal vision issue where your peripheral vision is decreasing day by day. Whatever the reason for it is, you are going to need to try extra hard to be able to see through all the smoke and mirrors and find out what is really going on around you.
To dream that you see a blind person trying to cross the street signifies your desire to be helpful or charitable to some of the destitute of society. As much as we act like we try to help our disabled citizens, even though we afford them with respect and dignity, we ultimately do not possess the framework or the ability to adequately empathize with blind people. What a dream like this suggests is that you have a desire to get rid of that idea in our society and resort the order of things, along with the idea that we need to help our blind and otherwise disabled fellow humans.
To dream that someone close to you is blind or cannot see you suggests that you are afraid that you are not making a great enough impression on some of the most important people in your life. No matter how hard you try to grab the attention of others, you are never quite able to show just how much their approval matters to you. It is possible that they are ignoring you or that your talents are going unnoticed, but it is also equally possible that they simply do not know how important their approval is to you. If you give them an indication that you want some recognition, then they will give it to you. This matters especially outside of a professional circle, because then that brings things into the world of business which is an entirely different animal.
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Tracy 2016-04-15 07:21:26
The most weird thing is that I was walking along, but going blind whilst walking so that everything around me became a dark blur, and in my dream I was really scared of being blind. I woke up really sad!
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Hannah 2016-06-09 18:27:42
I also dream like yours.. I woke up really scared...
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Quaku 2016-04-15 03:28:59
I had a dream that I was on a public toilet easing myself. Then I saw a blind woman bringing food to her husband on the public toilet (he was also easing himself in one of the toilet rooms). The husband was also blind. The blind woman groped her way to where her husband was . They started eating the food from the floor of the toilet room. I was so disgusted at sight of them picking the food from the dirty (germ infested) toilet floor and eating it. The food looks like it was pale white apple fruit or boiled yam.
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And what if it was I who poked her to blindness with a pen? :/
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Mary 2015-10-16 06:49:30
yh...this really make sense to me...tankx
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Debbie 2015-07-29 13:52:30
It's right on I have been feeling like I'm spiritually blind to ppl around me
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Maggie 2013-02-13 01:33:35
This is a pretty good interpretation, in my opinion, of blindness in a dream. I would say that it does apply in my life, as I have felt invisible to the people around me.
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Turning back time & space with the orchestral pop music of The Long Lost
Five years ago, Alfred Weisberg-Roberts, aka Alfred Darlington (more widely known as Daedelus) finally released an album with his wife, Laura Darlington, under the group name The Long Lost. And it's beautiful, light and airy orchestral pop that owes a greater debt to Caetano Veloso than Coldcut, the style of music that might not out of place being played live in a knitting shop, which could seem a bit strange for a group releasing their music on Ninja Tune. For further fond words, The Gaslamp Killer considered their album one of his top picks for 2009, and here's a nice interview with Alfred and Laura. But we're really here for the music, so here's their self-titled album, streaming on Grooveshark. [more inside]
Ninja Tune: 20 Years in the Technicolor Escape Pod
September 2010 marked 20 years of Ninja Tune, the independent label formed by the duo known as Coldcut. Starting with an album by the duo that they released under a different group name, the small UK label has since spiraled out to include three separate imprints (plus an artist-specific mini-label), with an extensive collection of singles, EPs and albums from an ever-growing list of artists. More history in words, music and video awaiting inside... [more inside]
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First Looks: Lenovo IdeaPad Y550P
Famed for its business ThinkPads, Lenovo has been busy infiltrating the consumer scene with its alternative IdeaPad series as well. We placed the 15.6-inch Y550P through the hoops to see how it stacks up as a an entertainment rig.
The Apple MacBook Pro: Intel Core i7 Unleashed
Apple's latest refresh to its unibody MacBook Pro line comes equipped with Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, so we got our hands on a the most powerful 15-inch variant we could customize to see how it performs.
Lenovo's Idea of Fun
Lenovo launches a whole bunch of new stuff that promises to be fun, fun, fun! We pop on by to find out.
Apple MacBook Special: Too Hot to Handle?
With recent reports stating that the newer Apple MacBook Pro notebooks are reaching soaring temperatures of 100 degrees Celsius, we decided to do some investigation of our own.
Dell Alienware M11x - Honey I Shrunk the Gaming Notebook!
Packing plenty into its 11-inch frame comes the Dell Alienware M11x, a notebook that promises to be one heck of a gaming beast.
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Slim, sexy and yet solemn enough for your corporate needs. The 13.3-inch Vostro 3300 is the latest member to join Dell's family of small-business notebooks, and to top things off, it is also furbished with an drool-worthy price tag. Wait no further, as we investigate if this mobile rig really offers the best bang for your buck.
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The Ultra-thin Platform Battle: AMD Congo vs. Intel CULV
Ever wondered how a similarly configured AMD and Intel platform based notebook would fare? The notebook scene goes ultra light and portable, and we pit the Intel CULV and AMD Congo platforms with the HP Pavilion dm3, which comes in both configurations. Can AMD snatch the win from Intel? Details inside.
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James Blake is calling for the New York police officer who tackled, handcuffed and detained him in Manhattan earlier this week to be fired.
'I Was Furious': Tennis Star James Blake Says He was Victim of 'Blatant' Excessive Force in Mistaken Arrest by NYPD
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Former tennis player James Blake was mistakenly handcuffed by the NYPD on his way to the U.S. Open in New York on Wednesday.
James Blake Weds Emily Snider
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James Blake is a married man. The tennis player, 32, tied the knot with publicist Emily Snider Friday night in Del Mar, Calif., the couple confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
The sunset ceremony took place at the beachfront L' Auberge Del Mar hotel with the bride, 37, donning an Ines DiSanto gown and the groom in a Hugo Boss suit.
The couple of four years had their 5-month-old daughter Riley Elizabeth (Riley is also Blake's middle name) head down the aisle with the bride's mother, Kathy Snider.
James Blake on John Mayer: No High School Lothario
Originally posted 08/23/2008 07:00PM
Before he had game, John Mayer was a big gamer.
For three years in elementary and junior high school in Fairfield, Conn., the Grammy winner spent almost every afternoon playing Nintendo with his childhood pal, tennis star and Olympian James Blake.
"Just about every day he was at my house, and we'd play Nintendo games, like Joe Montana football, all the time," says Blake, who was in fifth grade when the two became best buds.
"John was pretty good, but I played a bit more than he did," Blake told PEOPLE at Heineken's Share the Good event in New York City on Friday, where he accepted a $10,000 check for the Thomas Blake Sr. Memorial Cancer Research Fund, his charity honoring his late father.
John Mayer Hangs with Childhood Pal James Blake
Originally posted 08/22/2008 12:45PM
While his recent ex Jennifer Aniston did the town on Madison Avenue and the Met, John Mayer toasted tennis pro James Blake, his Connecticut classmate from Fairfield High at a Manhattan benefit for his charity, the Thomas Blake Cancer Research fund.
Honoring Blake's father, who died of cancer, the event was hosted by Men's Vogue and featured luxury watches.
"John is a watch guru. He tried on this skeleton watch, which is worth about $10,000, and even asked for our president's card," said Maurice Lacroix watch spokeswoman Fran Pennella.
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I'm working on the Star Light 9- Patch. Everything is cut and in order! ;-) Two trays - actually used two of my large square-up rulers (one for #7 & one for #40) hold fabric with little marked Post-It's! Organization Is key! Now I'm up to adding 4 & 5 fabrics to be finished with unit #7's. Repetition is so helpful to keep you from making errors. On the first one yesterday, i sewed # 1 on before adding #2! lol Left a card on my machine to set stitch length to "1.5" and in a bit will at least go finish my #7 units. Have a super Memorial Day!
Bev, I just started this class. Your tips will be very helpful. I love, love, love the block!!
Hey Mare, Wait until you get to the Star Light wall hanging! Really impressive! I'm just using the fabrics I have. Made Jamie a Double Wedding Ring laptop so some of those fabrics are in this one. She is a wonderful instructor. Leaves no stone unturned - thank goodness! ;-)


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What's so EFFING funny, Jackass? Obama laughed when he heard his pals the Iranians had captured our sailors. Watch and listen: From the Daily Caller: President Barack Obama chuckled as he recalled the events that surrounded his learning that 10 American sailors had drifted into Iranian-controlled waters. The soldiers were captured and held overnight at an Iranian military facility, and ...Read More »
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Obama's trusted advisors. First, it's race-baiting lunatic, the TelePrompTer-reading challenged Al Sharpton. Now we learn that this brain trust also included The Daily Show's Jon Stewart. You know how I always say that the genius of the 2008 Obama campaign was it's ability to mobilize ignorant and emotionally-driven, the people whose only previous voting with consisted of their texting multiple ...Read More »
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In this post, I mentioned that our friends in the Lame Stream Media are…how shall I put this charitably?… a little slow, so when they catch on to something, you know it's really really obvious. Check out the first sentence from this Politico story: President Barack Obama is a master at limiting, shaping and manipulating media coverage of himself and his White ...Read More »


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EDMONTON, May 11, 2015/ Troy Media/ – If I were sitting with Premier-designate Rachel Notley this morning advising her on the economy and the next budget, I would first recommend that she base her decisions on historical evidence.
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Second, Notley needs to take a lesson from former Premier Peter Lougheed, who was able to negotiate a higher economic return on oil and gas sales from Alberta's energy industry. The oil sector currently pays less than a dime on the dollar in royalty payments, whereas during the Lougheed era it paid an average 27 cents and as high as 37.7 cents in 1977.Based on current oil prices at or below $50/bbl the projected royalty payments for 2015 are expected to reach their lowest level in 55 years at below $0.05 per dollar of oil and gas sale. If Notley were able to increase the royalty rate as a percentage of the value of oil and gas sales to 20 cents, still less than during the Lougheed era, our schools and healthcare system could be properly funded without a sales tax, an increase in healthcare premiums or even an increase in corporate taxes.
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Can you imagine being able to see a photograph of a grave of a relative who died at war? Particularly when there is no chance of being able to visit the burial place. The aim of The War Graves Photographic Project is to photograph every war grave of serving military personnel from WWI to the present day and make these available within a searchable database. But now they're asking for Australians to help out … Continue reading →


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They don't take cards and you can book without a card so without paying anything, and then they send an email a couple of weeks before you check in asking for some money in advance. Which is difficult if they don't take cards and you can hardly post them cash....and I had no reply to 2 emails asking about this. That aside, the pousada is on the outskirts of town, quiet, spacious and clean. There are 1 1/2 rooftop pools which are clean and well kept. Breakfast was decent for the price, and included: scrambled eggs, proper coffee, fruit, different types of breads and cake, and ham and cheese. Pet turkeys running around. They organised transport to and from the Argentinian side of the Falls, in an AC minivan to and from the pousada, only for slightly more than getting public buses and it was definitely easier. Also sold me a boat trip in there for less than it would cost buying from the park.
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Four decluttering tips from successful downsizersAsha Dornfest
I recently quipped on Twitter that I'm simplifying the decluttering process by answering the following question:
Would I take this to our retirement studio in SoHo?
We don't have a retirement studio in SoHo. Retirement isn't even on the horizon (our youngest is in 3rd grade). But we do have fantasies about a really empty nest. We dream about a highly mobile, low-overhead life in which we visit the kids wherever they are rather than wait for them to come home once or twice a year.
Such a life works better with less stuff. This fact was recently illustrated for me in a very real way, because my parents-in-law just moved to a retirement community.
My mother in-law has always kept an immaculate home. Nothing is ever out of place, and anything that outlives its usefulness is on the next bullet train to Goodwill. Early in my marriage I used to marvel at the "perfectly good stuff" she'd get rid of, and it was all I could do to shove it in my trunk and take it home. I come from a family of thrifty re-users; our closets were full of dry cleaner hangers (why buy them?), and no sturdy cardboard box ever darkened a recycling bin. All well and good, but the result was a lot of clutter. My mother in-law's garage is neater than my office.
When my in-laws made the decision to move from their small, two-bedroom suburban home to a tidy-but-tiny rental in an active senior community, they had to reduce their possessions by about half. Already a ruthless declutterer, there was no low-hanging fruit. She'd gotten rid of the old papers and the outdated furniture long ago. Every item in her house was thoughtfully curated and serving a specific functional or aesthetic purpose.
That was her starting point, and still she and my father in-law still managed to pull it off…without a storage unit. It wasn't easy — they had years' worth of memories associated with their stuff, not to mention reduced physical stamina with which to move and pack it all — but they did it. They sold, donated, passed down, recycled, and dumped their way to their goal. They're now moved into their new home, which looks as spic-and-span and beautiful as ever. You'd never know they hadn't been living there for years. It's quite remarkable.
Here's what I learned by watching my in-laws go through the process:
Decluttering is easier when you've already de-junked. A no-brainer, but seeing it happen really brought this home. When decluttering begins with shredding a bunch of old documents and clearing out closets stuffed with outgrown clothes, the process drags on for much longer than it needs to. I now view mundane clutter-creep with new eyes, and am more motivated to deal with it.
Your memories and your stuff are separate. My in-laws passed us their massive set of Waterford crystal. This collection, which they received, piece-by-piece, from their wedding registry over forty years ago, contains everything from tiny cordial glasses to heavy goblets. They've hosted many a dinner party and family holiday with those glasses. And when the time came to let them go, there was a moment of wistfulness. But just a moment. Passing the crystal to us gave my in-laws comfort, but had we not had a place for it, they would have sold or donated it just as quickly.
Keep (and buy) only things you truly love. My in-laws don't have room for much in their new home. So they kept only the best and most meaningful stuff. Every coffee mug, every picture on the wall — everything comes with a good story.
Both outflow and inflow can be managed in small bits. My in-laws had to downsize in a matter of months. But if your retirement (or cross-country move, or whatever) isn't imminent, you can do the entire job in little bits of time.
Part of what makes decluttering so hard for me is the mistaken idea that I need to set aside a chunk of time to empty an entire room. The whole idea fills me with dread. It's fine — better even — to declutter a single drawer or shelf one or more times per week. You'll be able to distinguish between the stuff that can be used elsewhere in your house and the stuff that needs to go. (Part of the fun is finding stuff you thought you lost long ago.)
Also, it's easier and less overwhelming to take two or three bags to Goodwill on your way to the grocery store rather than an entire car-full of stuff.
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None of this is new information, but somehow seeing it through the downsizing lens made it relevant in a way my "how to declutter" reading hasn't. Plus, it's more fun to declutter my pantry when I swap the usual feelings of shame (how did I let this get this way?) for visions of my future as a hip, cultured New Yorker.
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Harley-Davidson Beer Fest an alternative to Black Friday shopping
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Beautiful sea front apartment! WOWIsraeleBat Yam
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SEA SEA SEA. The view is incredible, you can stay at home and enjoy the waves.
The house is big and on the boarder of Jaffa.
Great location and very easy to get everywhere you want.
Uno spazio in cui gli ospiti possono cucinare
Asciugamani, lenzuola, sapone e carta igienica
SEA SEA SEA. The view is incredible, you can stay at home and enjoy the waves.
The house is big and on the boarder of Jaffa.
Great location and very easy to get everywhere you want.
BEAUTIFUL SEA VIEW - Just like LEO on the Titanic
2 bedrooms and a large living room that can host two as well (two huge sofas). The kitchen and living room are facing the sea, with AN ENTIRE WALL WHICH IS ALL WINDOW. THE BEST SUNSETS there are!
3 min walk from the beach. Across the street from a convenience store, fruit and vegetable store and the best bakery in the area.
Located exactly on the border between Jaffa and Bat-Yam (south Jaffa) - 15 min walk from the center of Jaffa and its best restaurants of Mediterranean food. 10 min walk from the beautiful new promenade of Bat-Yam and its lovely cafes. Bus stop right in front of the building. 5 min drive to Ayalon Highway (en route Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, Haifa, etc) and the inter-city train station.
Includes: Cable TV, Wireless Internet, Laundry machine, one toilet and shower with a bathtub, newly renovated with parquet floors in the bedrooms.
I will be available but not around, so the place is all yours. Make sure to return the apartment exactly as you got it, and do not piss off the neighbors, ok?
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Before I start write about myself it's important for me to say that there is air conditioner and other devices that make the temperature of the apartment hot or cold as need. When you staying in my apartment it's very important to let me know if you need something, my intention that you will have great time and I'm there to assist you. The last guest didn't communicate so I could not helpI him and it was less then perfect for him when it could be easily perfect. So always let me know. So now about me :) love the sea and beautiful sunsets, I like having all facilities close, at a few minutes walk. That is why I bought this house and love living in it. I travel a lot on business, sometimes for weeks and sometimes for months. and while I'm away would like to rent my place for the enjoyment of tourists.


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The increase in gasoline prices at this time of year has become a perennial rite of late winter, as predictable as crocuses pushing up in the garden.
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Over the last six months, we haven't seen anything about them and assumed that they had disbanded ... but we were wrong. Apparently, they are still hard at work and are now targeting Robert Redford for hating the poor:
Hollywood's Sundance Kid is hurting poor people.
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This whole thing is laughable, but some good has come of it - like the fact that, from this point forward, whenever I mention Harry Jackson, I will be able to follow it with the phrase "petroleum industry advocate."
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Rural Land Management
This highly regarded degree in Rural Land Management offers you a proven route to rewarding careers within the management of land, property and business in the countryside
UCAS code: N231
Mode of studyFull time / Part time
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The types of lectures varied hugely, from small one on one sessions to larger complete course sessions as well as the farm and estate visits which were always fascinating., Graduate
This degree equips you with the knowledge and skills necessary for employment advising owners and occupiers of rural property on how to make the most of property assets and businesses.
To prepare you effectively for your career, a wide range of subjects is covered. An understanding of agriculture and farm management is fundamental to rural professional practice, alongside the core property subjects of law, valuation, building construction and management, planning and development. You will develop an essential understanding of wider business management to enable you to provide effective advice about farm, estate and other rural businesses in practice.
Our graduates have gone on to pursue a wide range of careers within the management of rural land and property. We place graduates in APC training jobs with national firms, smaller firms, private estates, county farm estates and large landowners, such as the National Trust and utility companies
This course is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and, typically, graduates enter employment in rural practice surveying to undertake the two-year Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) and qualify as chartered surveyors.
Many graduates also seek qualification as Fellows of the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV) at the same time as completing the APC. During your time here, you can enjoy the benefits of a student membership of both RICS and CAAV.
You are encouraged to undertake practical farming and professional experience before starting the course. The course manager will be happy to provide further guidance to you about what work experience would be most suitable for your circumstances. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com
The course will be delivered through a series of lectures, seminars, group tutorials, and practical sessions and visits. We have our own arable and livestock farms to demonstrate a range of farm enterprises, together with conservation principles and other property management issues. You will also visit local farms, commercial properties and rural estates to gain an additional insights into the issues arising in the profession of rural land management.
Modules are assessed through a range of coursework, often based on real life case studies which help you to see the practical application of the subjects they are studying. The case study material becomes more complex and challenging throughout the course, as you learn to integrate the subject matter studied in different modules. This culminates in the final year with case studies which are supplied by practising surveyors from their own portfolios of work.
The Research Project is an integral part of the course. It provides the opportunity to study in-depth a subject of specific interest or of direct relevance to employment aspirations.
You will study eight modules each year, which are divided into two streams; Property and Land Use and Business. These are developed and integrated as you progress and prepare you for professional practice.
Year one
In the first year you will develop an understanding of agriculture and rural land use. You will be introduced to core property studies in law, valuation and building construction, and gain an understanding of economics, accounting and finance.
- Valuation 1
- Law 1
- Building Technology
- Landscape Modelling
Land use and business
- Agriculture for Land Management
- Rural Land Use
- Business Environment
- Business Finance
Year two
- Valuation 2
- Law 2
- Rural Buildings
- Planning and Development
Land use and business
- Rural Property Finance & Taxation
- Farm Business Management
- Rural Practice Management
- Environmental Management
Year three
In the third year you will complete a research dissertation on a subject of your choosing, and select two elective modules to suit your specialist areas of interest.
- Research Project
- Agricultural Law & Valuation
Land use and business
- Contemporary Issues in Rural Land Management
- Estate Management
- Rural Professional Practice
Plus choice of TWO electives selected from a broad range, including:
- Rural Business Diversification
- Heritage Property
- Commercial Property Management
- Game and Deer Management
- Forestry and Woodland Management
- Corporate Finance,
- Wine Industry
- Marketing Communications
Course modules are subject to change.
Work experience
Our staff support individual students in finding first and second year work experience placements and internships during the holidays. This work experience is invaluable to enable students to make their own contacts in the profession and gain an understanding of the diverse nature of professional work so that they can decide on the type of work that they would most enjoy. Some even decide to broaden their horizons beyond the rural sector to the residential and commercial property sectors. A transfer to the BSc (Hons) Real Estate is possible at the end of the first or second year.
Entry requirements
A Level: BCC (minimum three A2 Level passes)
GCSE English and Mathematics (Grade C) are required.
A period of practical experience is also highly recommended.
Alternative entry routes are available for a range of other qualifications, including Scottish Highers, Irish Leaving Certificate at Higher level, International Baccalaureate, Diploma, AVCE and GNVQ. Overseas qualifications and prior experience are also considered, subject to approval by the course manager and admissions staff.
Tuition fees cover the cost of a student's academic studies. This usually includes teaching costs, registration and examination fees (not repeat or tailing modules, re-sit fees or coursework resubmission). Any costs associated with work placements will be the students responsibility.
2016 Applicants
UK and EU students
Full-time fees - £9,000 per year
International students
Full-time fees - £10,000 per year
2017 Applicants
UK and EU students
Full-time fees - £9,000 per year
International students
Full-time fees - £10,000 per year
The tuition fees quoted for 2017 applicants may rise in line with inflation, subject to government policy.
For full details, please visit the fees and funding webpage.
The University offers a wide range of generous fee waivers and bursaries. To find out more about the scholarships, awards and bursaries available, please visit the scholarships webpage.
Our Rural Estate Management graduates are directly involved with managing all types of property. The professional work of the Rural Property Manager may include:
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- Tax and finance
- Letting of land and property
- Compensation claims
- Farm business planning and diversification
- Management of woodlands
- Rural planning
- Property development
Types of employer include:
- National, international, regional, and small firms of chartered surveyors
- Private estates
- Large landowners such as the National Trust, county councils and utility companies
This BSc will open doors to a variety of careers outside the surveying profession, including planning and environmental consultancy, research and education, leisure management, and rural conservation and investment management.
Below is a list of some of the main property employers that have employed RAU Rural Land Management graduates over the last two years.
Bagshaws, Balfours, Batcheller Monkhouse, Bell Ingram, Bidwells, Brown & Co, Bruton Knowles, Buccleuch Estates, Carter Jonas, Cheffins, CKD Galbraith, CLA, Colliers International, Cooper & Tanner, Dalcour Maclaren, Duchy of Cornwall, Fenn Wright, Fisher German, Fisher German Preistner, George F White, Godfrey Payton, Halls, Hinson Parry & Co, Hobbs, Parker Kivells, Knight Frank, Lambert & Foster, Maxey Grounds & Co, Moore Allen & Innocent, National Trust, PJSA Chartered Surveyors, RH & RW Clutton, Rendells, Savills, Stags, Strutt and Parker, Staffordshire County Council, Symonds & Sampson, Taylor & Fletcher, United Utilities Water, Valuation Office Agency, Webb Paton, Whirledge & Nott, Wright Manley.
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Wool contest winners headed to state
Four area youth modeled their wool fashions during the recent District 3 Make It With Wool Contest held at Faith Bible Church in Lincoln on November 7.
Garments were evaluated for construction quality, as well as fit and appearance. Lara Grundman of Talmage and Diane Bolin of Eagle serve as District 3 event directors.
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Boerne, TX 78015 Phone number & directions
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Boerne, TX 78015 Phone number & directions
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A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Dr. Desi DOrsogna, MD is board certified in Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology.
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Dr. DOrsogna graduated from The University of Texas at Houston.
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