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Although Baby is too young to be on her summer holiday from school, we still want to have a summer to remember. So, I thought we could collect together all the things we want to do this summer, so we have a hit list. Otherwise, we may find the nights are drawing in, before we have got the most of of our summer.
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Another tip would be to make sure you take a snack for the journey, such as McVities BN biscuits. The biscuits with the cheeky wink! We were recently sent the Raspberry and Chocolate flavours, which we all love!
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love your list! We're busy trying to tick everything off on ours!
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So, is Apple done disrupting markets? Don't bet on it. Most likely the next market it will disrupt will be the TV market. And while we don't know exactly what Apple's doing, given its track record, I'm pretty sure that this product will have a dramatic and disruptive nature on the television industry when it does come out. If done in dramatic fashion, competitors may need more than two years to catch up with Apple this time.
Another industry Apple could disrupt is the auto industry. Although cars are getting smarter, they have a lot of room for innovation around embedded screens that are now popping up in cars even in the mid-range price categories. Imagine if Apple and one or two major car makers got together to write the next chapter of intelligently connected automobiles that marry dedicated applications, an ecosystem of services, and constant Internet connections. Think what the potential impact could be on the future of road travel.
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FAITHFUL LIVING ... God will take away our pain and fears
"This is the one, Mom!" my son cried out as he grabbed my hand and pulled me toward the carnival ride the very one I hoped he would look right past. But a promise is a promise, after all. I knew the opportunity for a special moment with my young son had presented itself if only I would be a good sport and show some enthusiasm.
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I was way out of my comfort zone. The things we do for love.
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Then I recalled the words of my childbirth coach: Lamaze breathing will come in handy more often than you think! So I held onto the chain, squeezed my son, took a few cleansing breaths, and closed my eyes.
"I see Daddy and the girls!" my brave little 9-year-old exclaimed as he leaned forward for a better view. Then he caught sight of me and burst into a fit of laughter.
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There are a whole lot of us who get rather grabby when we venture out of our comfort zones. When we lose that sense of control. Or when we feel alone or misunderstood. When we are negatively surprised. Or when there is a crisis. When we have depleted our own personal resources like time. Money. Energy. Or the resources of friends. When our backs are up against a very hard and immovable wall.
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When life gets tough we grab onto God with conviction. Sometimes we even bargain: "If you see me through this, God, I will clean up my act. I will go to church more often. I will be a better person.
How thankful I am that the Bible portrays a very different God. He does not wait like a warlord on the outskirts of town for us to approach him, frantic and grabby and hoping to wheel and deal our way to His good graces. Although God will take us in any condition, He draws near to us, instead. He knows what we are going through. He offers to take the burden, the pain, the fear from us. He promises to hold our treasures and those we love the most.
But handing over all that you care about also includes trust and perhaps that is the most difficult task of all. How do we hand over our worries? How do we override our gut-level fears?
We take a chance. We take a deep breath and speak out about our fears to God because there is nothing else we can do other than spend unnecessary amounts of time and energy worrying. We take this chance in spite of the pit in our stomachs. We step out in faith even if it defies logic. We make a move because stepping toward God overrides the anthrax and the politics, the bombs and the ancient tunnels of Afghanistan. We move into a presence that blocks out the darkness and the hopelessness.
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With Wikipedia boycotting the Stop Online Piracy Act today by shutting itself down for 24 hours, the powers that be at the crowdsourced information giant hope we all get freaked out enough by their absence that we tell Congress we think SOPA should not be passed. If you don't know what SOPA is, here's a primer. I'd link you to Wikipedia but, well, you know.
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Food security is a complex issue of global significance and understanding the role and contribution of seafood within food security is an emerging research area. Seafood products are provided by both aquaculture and capture fisheries and are one of the most highly traded food products globally. Including seafood in our daily diet provides an affordable source of macro and micronutrients required for optimal human health and development.
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An outcast witch (Christina Fulton) hopes a wizard (Jon Jacobs) can give her legal custody of their son, a ward of the state.
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Beck's and Haake-Beck exclusive tourSend enquiry
Interesting and varied tour of the museum, the raw materials area and the brewhouse, passing by malt silos, fermentation and storage tanks and the laboratory, and complemented with information on the company and two films in a cinema. A visit to the bottle filling line is only possible when the line is in operation. Back in the guest room you can expect a beer test a mini draught course. Afterwards you will be served with brewery products as well as non-alocoholic beverages and pretzel sticks (Laugenstangen).
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Duration: approx. 3 hours
Language: German, English
Price: up to 10 persons 220 € / 11-20 persons 320 € / 21-30 persons 450 € / 31-40 persons 600 € / 41-50 persons 750 € and 51-60 persons 900 € per group
Valid: until 12/30/2015 (on holidays the visitor center is closed)
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Hampton Inn Chihuahua City offers low-cost Chihuahua hotel accommodations 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Fashion Mall and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Semilla Museum of Science and Technology. Cathedral of Chihuahua and City Hall of Chihuahua are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Along with free buffet breakfast, this hotel offers free self parking and dry cleaning/laundry. Relax in the seasonal outdoor pool during your stay. The leisure facilities include a fitness center.
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Geraldine Cermak
EAST LIVERPOOL – Local resident Geraldine "Jerry" Cermak, of Fredericktown-Clarkson Road, Negley, passed away after a lengthy illness at the East Liverpool City Hospital on Sunday morning, February 17, 2013. She was 69.
Born in Fort Smith, Arkansas on October 11, 1943, she was a daughter of the late Eugene and Josephine McGaugh Morris. She was a graduate of Fort Smith High School.
At one time, she had been associated with J & L Steel, and also had worked at Nentwick Convalescent Center and the former Ross Nursing Home.
Preceding her in death in 1999 was her husband, Paul Cermak, Jr. Jerry was also preceded in death by a son, Gregory Alan Cermak, who passed away on July 5, 2011, and by a sister, Shirley Morris.
A daughter, Darlene McKinney of Tampa, FL, survives as well as a son, Kevin Cermak and his wife, Gerri, of Negley. There are four grandchildren, along with a sister, June Dodd and her husband, Raymond, of Van Buren, Arkansas.
Friends may visit at the Dawson Funeral Home on Wednesday, where the family will be present for one hour prior to the service. Evangelist Will Montgomery will conduct a funeral service at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
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A brand new interview on GameSpy today engages in some surprisingly fascinating dialogue with newly appointed Sega AM2 boss Makoto Osaki. In the interview, Osaki confirms that OutRun2 may be ported to the Xbox, though pretty much ruled out any other platforms, and admitted that the strong rental market beyond Japan is also a concern.
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Adam Levine Is a Creepy Stalker in Maroon 5's 'Animals' Music Video
A stalker, a meat locker and lots and lots of blood. Is it the newest gore flick heading to your theater? No, it's the music video for Maroon 5's latest single, 'Animals.'
A stalker, a meat locker and lots and lots of blood. Is it the newest gore flick heading to your theater? No, it's the music video for Maroon 5's latest single, 'Animals.'
Maroon 5 was in London yesterday (September 11th) to play at the iTunes Festival and before taking the stage, the group stopped by the studios of BBC's Radio 1 to play a set.
Adam Levine and Maroon 5 wanted to cover one of Pharrell William's songs in honor of him joining NBC's 'The Voice' this fall. Watch as they put their own spin on it.
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Adam Levine has enlisted the help of Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks to perform at his wedding today (July 19). Us Weekly reports that Nicks will be performing at Levine's ceremony, where he will wed Behati Prinsloo at a closed ceremony in Mexico.
Adam Levine is pretty much one good-lookin' hunk of man, but still, there are plenty of things that aren't sexy about the Maroon 5 frontman and 'Voice' judge -- well, at least according to him.
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Adam Levine is reportedly reaching out to his ex-girlfriends to apologize for any wrongdoings, Us Weekly reports.
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7th November 2012, 15:59 at 3:59 pm #214433
Hmmmm so the real facts of the story are that he said he'd been offered the chance to join Red Bull's young driver programme but decided to decline because he wanted to retain the freedom to choose which teams he joined in the future. Doesn't sound particularly unreasonable from either party really, when you think about it.
Just more Red Bull haters trying to create a story where there isn't one. I wonder why Red Bull attract this kind of nonsense.21st October 2012, 8:34 at 8:34 am #212906
Dropped back a bit through pit stops and caution periods but still managed to finish 6th overall. They were then promoted to 5th post race after a p2 car was disqualified. All in all a brilliant result for Nissan, Highcroft, and Ben Bowlby. Good to see another great performance from Ordonez as well, proving that playing computer games isn't always a complete waste of time!20th October 2012, 20:58 at 8:58 pm #212905
Currently running in P4 after a pitstop. One lap down on p3 and running very strongly. 4th would hugely exceed anyone's expectations, but a podium would really blow the roof off.
Still, plenty of laps left, anything could happen.19th October 2012, 14:37 at 2:37 pm #212901
Looks like they've managed to repair it so there should be no problems with it running at PLM18th October 2012, 9:49 at 9:49 am #212897
They're reporting that the Porsche driver basically got out on the kerb under full throttle and was going into a spin when it hit the DW. The impact was recorded as having a force of 7G on the little prototype, so it was definitely no small nudge!
I don't think there's anything there really to suggest that there's a stability issue with the design. it was hit from the side with 7G of force while turning a corner. It was also going over a crest at the time, where the tendency is for the car to go light anyway. This combination of factors will have caused the roll. But I don't think there's anything there that wouldn't have happened had the DW been a conventional prototype. If anything, it seemed to stay close to the ground where a rectangular footprint prototype would likely have launched higher into the air. The only real concern is the head protection, but since the driver walked away unharmed it's hard to argue that it's inadequate.18th October 2012, 9:36 at 9:36 am #212895
It does look horrible, and there probably is an argument for a closed cockpit there. But the rollover protection did do its job regardless and the driver walked away.
If there's one issue with the DeltaWing I think it's the fact it's not that easy to see. The stealth look may look cool but I do wonder whether it would be a bit more visible if it was white. Maybe it also needs some kind of verticle spat on the nose so that people can see it a bit easier.
However, what the Porsche driver did there was absolutely inexcusable.18th October 2012, 9:17 at 9:17 am #212893
Problem for the DeltaWing is that if it flips, crashes, gets hit by another driver, or whatever, people are always going to blame it on the unusual design. Prototypes do flip over very easily unfortunately; just look at the TS030 crash from Le Mans this year, or the Audis from the year before. Sadly for the DeltaWing there seem to be no end of people desperate for some excuse to say it's a bad design.
Fact is, the guy in the Porsche is responsible for what happened. Complete brain fade moment.16th October 2012, 13:36 at 1:36 pm #212782
There's a pretty spot-on article on Autosport (subs only) about this, basically saying it's a monumental mistake for Ford to pull out right now. The Fiesta WRC looks like being the class of the field, and Loeb has effectively said he won't be contesting the title next year. These two facts mean that next year will be the best chance for Ford in probably over a decade to secure both championships. And they're pulling a plug with a great little race car in the garage. Smacks of Honda pulling out of F1 at the end of 2008 doesn't it..16th October 2012, 12:28 at 12:28 pm #212793
I guess I'm probably in a tiny minority here, but I can't say that I'm very enthusiastic about this idea. To me it seems like a step towards increasing homogenisation in motorsports. I love that there are hundreds of different racing categories around the world, each producing these incredible, unique racing machines. Merging categories means less diversity, and less room for creativity.
I appreciate that the big driver behind a lot of the changes recently is one of cost, but I still feel desperately sad at the merging and exclusion of various GT classes over the past few years which lead to the demise of the mighty Corvette C6.R GT1. While I do see the appeal of seeing the likes of Mercedes go up against Nissan and vice versa, I do worry that it removes something from their respective formulae which made them unique.15th October 2012, 22:37 at 10:37 pm #212764
It would be a hell of an about-turn for RBR to emply anyone from outside of their own Young Drivers programme. That programme is extremely comprehensive and designed specifically to find the next generation of world champions. Their last one graduated to F1 in 2007. If they haven't found another one by 2014, that'll be 7 years without producing top level talent. I find that difficult to believe, with the resources they put into the programme.18th September 2012, 15:15 at 3:15 pm #210533
Yeah, how dare they consider their lives more important than our entertainment. Bunch of pansies. They should count themselves lucky they even get helmets. if I had my way I'd make them drive on two metre wide tracks on cars with no bodywork whatsoever, with a sheer drop on each side into a pit full of spikes made out of sharks.
Literally the only thing that I find appealing about Formula One is the prospect that I might get to see a person's head torn open and its contents smeared across the road like a careless hedgehog. If you remove that danger then, well, frankly you can count me out!
(there may be some slight sarcasm in the previous statement)18th September 2012, 10:09 at 10:09 am #203843
One thing not mentioned above is that the DeltaWing(s) running in the ALMS next year won't be the prototype which ran at Le Mans or at the Petit LM. The prototype uses one of the two chassis' built by Prodrive for their abortive AMR-One programme, whereas these new production DeltaWings will have their own custom chassis designed from the ground up.
The original DeltaWing prototype was developed as a potential IndyCar replacement, and as such it was built with a single-seat style tub. When they modified the concept for LM, they chose to buy a chassis which had already been homologated as it would mean they wouldn't have to go through the crash test procedure which would have been impossible to get through in time for Le Mans 2012. Now with a bit of time available ahead of ALMS 2013, they're able to fully develop the concept so you can expect an even better car to be rolled out for next year.
The idea of seeing multiple DeltaWings racing side by side gives me goosebumps.18th September 2012, 8:46 at 8:46 am #201338
I think AMR would be mad to do it to be honest. Aston Martin make GT cars, and the best advert for GT cars is GT racing. Their various GTE cars look absolutely glorious, and they manage to beat the likes of Ferrari and Corvette. In terms of brand exposure, AM is already considered one of the most desirable and recognisable brands out there, so it's hard to see what the appeal would be of pitching themselves into a sport where they'd have no hope of competing at the top level. It would mean throwing hundreds of millions of eurodollars at a venture which could only harm their brand values.18th September 2012, 8:16 at 8:16 am #203842
I don't know why this little car has captured my heart in the way it has done. Maybe it's because of the dramatic way in which its Le Mans attempt ended. There was something about the heroic attempts by one person for an hour and a half to get the car restarted by the side of the track which sort of summed up the whole spirit behind the car and the team itself.
For whatever reason though, reading this literally put a lump in my throat. I can't really say just how chuffed I am for them to be racing at Petit LM and potentially on into next year's ALMS. A car this innovative and interesting deserves better than to be an interesting footnote in the history of motorsport.17th September 2012, 12:33 at 12:33 pm #210528
The cause of the accident is irrelevant though; point is that it's an accident where the driver's exposed head has been severely injured, and that injury could have been avoided if the cockpit had some sort of protection over it.


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Mother Nature hasn't provided us with much snow this year, so today we set out to make some snowflakes of our own. Tissue paper snowflakes!
These simple snowflakes are very pretty, fun to make, and take only a couple of materials.
- some white cardboard (about the weight of a cereal box)
- blue and white tissue paper
The photos are fairly self-explanatory, but I'll quickly tell you what we did.
I started by printing a snowflake template from an online colouring page. Then I cut that out, and traced it onto our cardboard.
Cutting the snowflake out took a bit of time, but it's actually kind of fun if you like this kind of thing. I just kept making snips inward, dealing with all of the small spiky bits rather than cutting all around the outline in one fluid motion. (hopefully that makes sense)
Drizzle some glue on your cardboard.
Crumple up squares of tissue paper (I cut mine in approx. 3 or 4 inch squares).
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So that's where my old Italian restaurant table cloth went !
BTW Roger is known to have a short fuse, and don't mention " a penny for his thoughts…"
The lights are on but there's nobody home.
Roger and Morgan are two of the most introspective residents of Ballard Street.
They take naval contemplation to a whole new level.
Roger may be introspective, maybe even introverted….
and he may not say much….
but he wears awfully loud pants.
Bev! Are you up?
Would you like a late-night Yak 'n' Dak platter?
It's on me!
WELL, not ON me…. but you know what I mean…..
I keep telling you, those aren't pants, they're my old table cloth !
Yes, I'd like a yak and dak, please. And if it's possible please help Ling get
those pantsthe tablecloth back from Roger and put it on th table in the Tiki. It's been a while since I've been to an Italian restaurant.
You wouldn't mind would you?
Not at all. I'll even provide the Chianti bottles with the wax candles in them.
Lovely! Care to join me in a yak n dak?
You bet. My treat. Then I'm headed for Captain's Quarters. It's been a long day.
How nice! And I must leave after as well. My eyes are beginning to close!
G'night Susan
I would like to join in but my brain is a bit sluggish
I still own a pinstipe bell bottomed suit from th 1970's but I have gained 2 stones / 13 kilos so no use waiting for it to come into fashion
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I discovered something new and fun today, Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende!! a crazy fun Japanese variety show. Specifically the Kiki Series where the guys have to taste something blindfolded then select what it was they tasted, as you can imagine the episodes about tea are my favorite. I wonder how I would fair on a show like this…would I win 100,000 yen or would I be slapped by a foreigner? Sadly these questions cannot be answered here and now, so we will move on to the tea.
Today is day two of Design a Tea week, and we are moving on to an Oolong. An Oolong flavored with Blueberries and Rum, fun fact I really like the taste of rum but rarely get to enjoy it (my insides are complete teetotalers,) so anytime it is a flavor in something I get quite excited. The aroma is quite delectable, lots of sweet blueberry (not the tart blueberry, which as you might know, I am not a big fan of) and a hint of rum. The aroma is surprisingly sweet with an underlying woodsy quality that fades to earthiness.
After giving the tea leaves a bath the aroma becomes quite warm and creamy, like blueberry pie with a side of rich, dark, rum. There is an undertone of oakiness that pervades the entire sniffing experience. The liquid on its own is quite sweet and creamy blueberry with just the barest hint of rum.
The tasting is subtle but quite tasty. Sweet blueberries with a hint of rum, very much so like I am drinking a blueberry oolong with a little spike of rum. I am pleased that the rum does not overpower, it is a problem sometimes that I run into while making my famous rumballs, rum is potent stuff! There is also a hint of oak that hides under the blueberry and rum, it adds an earthy quality that goes very well with the blueberries. The mouthfeel is fairly dry and the aftertaste is sweet blueberries. This one might be my favorite (it is an oolong after all) but there are many more to try still!
For blog and photos: http://ramblingbutterflythoughts.blogspot.com/2014/01/design-tea-blueberry-rum-oolong-tea.html
Well I finally have the Tea Lair set up, and I am worn out from moving all my stuff from the room to the basement. Exhausting but totally worth it! In yesterday's blog I hinted at (ok just blatently said) it was going to be a theme week, and that theme is Design a Tea! After not being wowed by the samples I purchased they were kind enough to send me some samples of their loose leaf to try, and this week will be the adventure of trying them! We are starting the week with a green, because it is a new week and I like my little word plays.
Chestnut and Honey Green by Design a Tea blends green tea with two of my favorite flavor notes to find in tea, honey and chestnut. The aroma is as expected quite sweet like honey and richly nutty like chestnuts. The aroma is pleasantly sweet and not overwhelmingly so, there is an underlying vegetal aroma and a delicate hint of floral.
After giving the leaves a nice soaking in hot water (so jealous, it is too cold right now!) and the aroma is quite nutty and sweet, but the vegetal aroma is more clear now, taking on an air of artichoke. There is also a very delicate hint of floral as well which blends well with the other notes. The liquid sans leaves is richly nutty and creamy honey with a hint of vegetal. Quite a fresh aroma.
Tasting time! Initial thoughts: yum! A well balanced blend of chestnut and honey with delicate notes of artichoke and green beans. The sweetness is fairly faint having more of the taste of honey without all the sweetness. The taste manages to be rich and creamy while maintaining the delicate aspects one expects with a green. The aftertaste is nutty with an extremely faint hint of apricot. I really enjoyed this tea, it is real proof that loose leaf tea is superior! I look forward to the other teas I am trying this week.
For blog and photos: http://ramblingbutterflythoughts.blogspot.com/2014/01/design-tea-chestnut-honey-green-tea-tea.html
Brewed this tea smells much stronger than the dry leaf in this sample that Dexter3657 so thoughtfully provided me. It smells sweet heading towards bosc pear and a little bit spicy. There is something in it that reminds me of juicy fruit gum. The only other pear green I've had is Earth Teaze' which cleverly uses the interaction between the base tea and fennel to create the flavour but unfortunately uses a rather bitter base. The base is present and is sweet and a little grassy but is pleasant and light. The flavouring is a light slightly spicy pear. Like Dexter3657 suggested it would be nice if the flavouring was slightly more present, but this is a nice slightly sweet and spicy tea. Thanks!
I really liked this. It made for a really good cuppa. Until I got to the bottom of the cup. I dunno if I let it steep too long or what but it was very tannic and dried my mouth out. Still, worth it. Worth noting, it didn't resteep well. Like, at all, you guys. My first cup was dark and smelled terrific. My aborted second cup was only slightly brown and smelled of nothing. So that was pretty disappointing.
Also, I think this finishes up my backlog from yesterday where Steepster went haywire. I drank countless cups because I was home and I could, gosh darn it!
Lemme guess… Another from the GCTTB? Yep! :D So when I was sorting through the box I found this curiously labeled tea; blackberry, lemon, basil white. Now I love basil, it's one of my most favorite herbs and I like to use it everywhere (especially sprinkled over vanilla ice cream and fresh strawberries… Top with a bit of reduced balsamic vinegar and you've got a dessert to die for! Anyways…) but I've never thought of basil in tea, so to see it listed as an ingredient just blew me away. I had to try it!
The dry tea smelled of sharp lemon citrus notes mixed in with the darker basil. The blackberry added just a touch of sweetness with a bit of berry tartness, but I didn't get much from the white tea (granted I've not had many white teas at this point so take that with a grain of salt.)
The infusion came out a deep yellow and smelled of lemon (almost camomile like but a bit sharper) with undertones from the basil and blackberry though nothing particularly distinct. There was a bit of a floral note there as well that might have been coming from the white tea base. Taste wise the lemon definitely came though (again almost like camomile but there were some grass tones in there that I've seen from lemon grass as well), as was the basil which helped to tone down the high citrus notes. I got the odd hint of the blackberry every once and a while but overall I didn't find it very often. The tea itself was very smooth and had a slight astringent bite at the end.
An interesting, subtle tea with a decent flavor profile despite the slight lack of blackberry flavor. I really liked the addition of the basil, it gave a nice depth to the flavor and intrigued me enough to keep coming back for more.
Maple and Plum with a base of Oolong tea. The aroma is kinda boozy, like mulled wine with aftertones of maple sweetness. There is a slight hint of plum that is so faint it took several sniffs before I noticed it hiding. Once brewed I can certainly tell it is an Oolong, it has a slightly nutty and toasted aroma that fades to maple sweetness and a touch of plum. There is still an underlying note of mulled wine as well.
The aroma of the liquid is warm, mild, and sweet. It is a very welcoming aroma. The first thing you notice when sipping the tea is the sweetness of maple with a hint of nuttiness. There is an aftertaste of plum that becomes more of a midtaste as the tea cools. Not bad, but not outstanding.
For blog and photos: http://ramblingbutterflythoughts.blogspot.com/2014/01/design-tea-tea-review.html
Zabaglione and Amaretto with a base of Black tea, the aroma is very mild with notes of sugar, almonds, citrus, and a tiny hint of liqueur aroma as an after thought. Once brewed you can really smell the bright quality of the Ceylon black tea base, it takes center stage. There are also notes of pepper and vanilla cake with a slight hint of almond.
The aroma of the liquid is quite nutty and sweet with an undertone of brightness. The taste is not much of a taste, the Ceylon base is brisk and quite tasty with oaky and slightly citrus quality, but the flavors of the tea are only a ghost. Adding some cream and sugar brings out the nutty and liqueur flavor of the amaretto, but sadly I am not getting much of the creamy sweet Zabaglione taste. Overall I can say this one is just kinda 'meh'.
For blog and photos: http://ramblingbutterflythoughts.blogspot.com/2014/01/design-tea-tea-review.html
I was really intrigued by this company, because they make designing your own tea really easy to do, especially because when designing a tea, it feels as though the choices are overwhelming and the possibilities endless. and they are, but if you go through it systematically (choosing the base first, and then adding two flavours from a list) it doesn't seem too daunting. They have five free samples that you can design (only you pay for shipping), and so off I went. This was the one I was most excited to try.
I'm not exactly sure how this is supposed to be brewed. I mean, they suggest four to five minutes, but I didn't know if I could pop the little sachet it came in into a cup, since there's a pretty obvious opening where the leaves could fall out (but maybe you're supposed to close it? there didn't really seem a way to ensure a good seal, though…but it's most likely me and not the sachet). Anyway, there wasn't all that much in the sachet, so although I really enjoyed the flavours of this tea, I think I found the overall product to be weak in flavour.
I definitely tasted more coconut than banana, and i'm guessing this is because banana is a flavour that is easily overwhelmed by other flavours, which is actually quite a shame, as i'm still on the hunt for a really good banana tea. Perhaps the banana featured in the creaminess of the sip, but again, it's hard to say. I used the pouch (leaves of which dumped into my steeping basket) for an 8 oz cup, and I'm now wondering if I should have used 6 oz of water instead, because I really do think I'd enjoy this tea quite a bit if I could brew it a bit stronger. I have four other samples to try, and think I'll be doing just that.
I was playing around on this site the other day trying to decide on the perfect flavor combinations for my five free samples and I ended up buying the teas before I even realized it. It was not until I got the "thank you for your purchase" page that I realized what I did.
Enjoying this just as much as the first time, and I'm really glad Dexter3657 shared some with me. I like it better hot to be frank, however cold it's still a strongly maple and nut blend, with some creaminess and sweetness in there to boot.
Flavors: Cream, Nuts
So very glad that I'm having more of this tonight! Holy moly, what a different steep does to this tea.
I'm getting maple, I'm getting creamy, I'm getting pecan, I'm getting sweet. It's really fantastic – so much so that my 6-year-old took a sip, and asked if he could "have as many sips as I want". I said no, because it is caffeinated, and made him some of Tea Desire's Sweet Toffee (rooibos) instead. He says it's "ahhh.. makes me feel better – tea".
Anyway. This is delicious! Upping the rating significantly.
OMG I suck! I forgot to thank Dexter3657 for this, as she sent it to me in a swap a while back. Bad me!
Also, it makes me want to peruse Design a Tea more; the concept of creating my own tea blends just plain rocks.
I haven't loved all the teas I got from them, but it's hard to blame them when you choose what's in it. Brian is just amazing, helpful, funny – great guy to work with. If you are at all interested in playing "mad scientist" this is a fun company to do it with. (It's also really inexpensive – bonus!!)
I've ordered from them twice, both times I got full sized blends (and some samples the first time). The first time I stayed pretty conservative – regular base plus two flavors -off the main design page. The second time I dug way deep into the site and choose some of the specialty bases and added all kinds of stuff. Brian is great – just because your "dream" doesn't fit into the drop down boxes doesn't mean you can't get it. I wrote almost a full page of "special instructions" and I got everything I asked for – no problems at all – fun emails from Brian to clarify. Great experience.
Oddly, I don't have this in my cupboard, even though Dexter3657 sent some to me a while back.
I'll say it again, even though I'm repeating myself: I love the concept of this company! Make my own tea blends? This rocks!
Out of the bag it definitely smells like a maple syrup pecan black tea, and it vaguely reminds me of a Cabane a Sucre I went to when I was 19 just outside of Montreal. We started the day by learning how to tap maple syrup, then rolling it in ice for maple syrup lollipops, then eating a 12 course meal (where everything had maple syrup in it, including the drinks), and then listening/dancing/singing along to French Canadian music. Yes, this is a fond memory, and this tea evokes it easily.
I did steep this one way too long (again), as I seem to have almost every black during the past few days. What can I say? I was packing up tea for Dexter3657, Sarah, and a colleague in Australia. Still, the flavors are present, even if there's a bit of dryness to the blend. Maple? Check. Pecan? Only slightly, at the end of the sip, and it seems to be what's feeling dry. If I could figure out how to bring out the pecan a bit more, this would rank higher. Luckily, I have enough to play with a bit.
I didn't know the Breville could be set to steep for 20 mins… Or are you doing the old fashioned way? Set an alarm on your phone
I'm only drinking one cup at a time of late, just to try out more teas. The only downfall of the Breville is that I have to brew quite a bit of tea at once, and sometimes I just want to try something out. So I've been using the Breville to boil the water to the right temperature, sticking a tea bag of loose tea in my mug, and then… doing something else. :$
Many thanks to Dexter365 for this sample that I completely forgot about in my swap drawer. Time to sipdown!
This is a lovely tea, perfect decaf to help me get back to sleep after only two hours of rest. I'm getting mostly sweet almonds from this, with a little bit of dryness from the chamomile towards the middle and end.
I love this company concept, and need to spend more time on their website playing with new creations. Muahahahahaa…..!
Tea of the morning. My oldest chose this as the breakfast tea today. She's on a vanilla kick at the moment, so any and all teas in my cupboard that contain vanilla are on her drink-it-now list. While she was sipping this one at the table I was making a different vanilla tea to go in her travel mug so she could drink it at the bus stop.
This is a really pleasant tea. The sencha is a nice base for the mango and vanilla flavors, and although fruit and vanilla are the front notes I can still taste the sweet grassy note from the tea. It works very well in the blend and I do get a tropical feel as I drink. The mango flavor is fruity and juicy, and the vanilla flavor is spot on. No candy like flavor or funky aftertaste. The tea is sweet enough on its own that I added no sugar, and I noticed that my daughter added less than she normally does. She even mentioned that she would like to try plain sencha some time which made me smile.
I find it's good for one additional resteep with the sencha being much more noticeable. The mango is still there but much lighter, and there's just a hint of vanilla. Again, it's very nice.
I can't say I'd choose this as an everyday breakfast tea, but it is a tea I like to keep on had because it is pleasing to so many different pallets. Even my youngest, who is not a hot tea drinker, took a couple of sips from my mug.
Oh wow, this is good! A nice sencha with creamy vanilla and sweet mango. The sencha is fully present, not hidden by the flavoring. There's a light grassy note and a vegetable flavor that is nice and clean. The vanilla doesn't have that wacky artificial flavor. It's smooth and creamy and blends very well with the green tea. The mango is the lightest note, but it lends a fruity sweetness that definitely takes this tea up a notch.
I only had a three or four sips of the first steeping before my daughter asked for my cup. Mango and vanilla are two of her favorite flavors, so she's currently in tea heaven. Anyway, I can say that this tea resteeps well. All of the flavors are still there. The vanilla is slightly less, but it's an equally yummy cup.
Design a Tea has thoroughly impressed me with the blends they keep in stock. It's great quality, and their customer service is amazing. And yes, I want to spread the word about them! Good companies deserve high praise. :)
I've never been a big fan of pu'erh, but it works amazingly well with the chocolate/rose flavor combination. Both the tea and the chocolate are dark and thick, but the rose flavor lightens everything and adds a wonderful high note to the tea. I can see myself ordering this the next time I place an order with Design a Tea. Really, really nice.
My fellow Steepsters, lend me your ears for a moment if you will.
As part of my epic binge last month, I ordered a few teas from Design a Tea. I kept my choices pretty normal. Common flavors that I knew would go together. I just wanted to get a sense of the quality of their bases and flavors. I really enjoyed the experience of choosing flavors, thinking about the possibilities.
Now that I've had a chance to try all the teas and spend some time with them, I just wanted to express how much I like this company. I had a bit of a bumpy start. I thought the cranberry, almond black was a little chemically/fake – and I'm not sure if it was the cranberry or the almond that I didn't like – or if it just wasn't quite blended correctly. They hand blend to order and this was just a sample so it's possible it would be better as a "real" batch. All the other teas I've really liked, nice bases, well balanced flavors. I'm really impressed. Their prices are really inexpensive, shipping costs were ok. Thumbs up all around. I am planning a new order and want to go outside the box with flavors next time. Anyway, if you want reasonable priced teas, that you can design yourself – I recommend you check them out.
This tea. Nice juicy, fruity strawberry. What is zabaglione? I thought it was an Italian Cheese like mascarpone. I was hoping that it would add some creaminess to the strawberry. I'm not sure what it is suppose to taste like, but this works for me. The rooibos is present but doesn't dominate. Like the other teas, I like this and will enjoy drinking what I have.
I've been drinking pu'erh all evening, and while I've really enjoyed it, I'm now looking for something a bit lighter.
I'm fussy about green teas. A lot of fruity greens don't really work for me. I chose this from Design a Tea with the hopes that it would be TONS of pear with a delicate green base.
The green base is subtle and not bitter at all. I do really like this, the pear is nice – not chemically or artificial. I just wish that the pear was stronger. If I could get twice this much pear it would be perfect.
All in all I am enjoying this tea, it's nice light and refreshing. I've been pleased so far with the teas I bought from Design a Tea.
I brewed a pitcher of this last night and stuck it in the fridge over night. Despite the below freezing temperatures (thanks, Polar Vortex!) I've been hankering for some iced tea. I used up the last of my stash of this and I don't think I'll be reordering.
This tea still doesn't taste quite right to me. I like it better chilled, but not by much. I do like that the predominant flavor is black tea. I don't like that I get a perfumy taste in my mouth when drinking this.
There are packs of preserved plums I used to beg my mother to buy for me at the Asian market when I was a child. This tea reminds me of those plums, which is kind of odd and makes my brain hurt a bit.
This tea is pleasantly sweet, but I'm not really enjoying it hot. I think it would be much better chilled, and will have to try it iced at some point. No rating for now. To be continued…
Apparently I never reviewed this again. Hmm.
I just had a cup of this and even with some sugar, the blueberry never popped but it was still a very nice, mellow tea. Smooth and comforting. The nutmeg was definitely there, and even a little bit of blueberry. I think I actually like this without the strong blueberry flavor because the lack turns this tea into less a fruit tea and more a tea I can enjoy in the fall.
I haven't had much marzipan, or I hadn't had it often enough that the taste of it stayed with me. I just feel like it is something delicious and yummy, but I honestly didn't know what I was expecting when I ordered this tea.
I did like it. The taste is subtle, and sweet but not overly so, and it a nice cuppa to sip while watching Supernatural on Netflix. I have let my mug sit her for a bit and it's cooled down, and it still tastes nice cold.
I wish there was another flavor in here, though. Something fruity, maybe. I may have to play around with some flavors in my next order.