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Homewood Snowcat Adventures accesses over 750 acres of backcountry terrain on the flanks of Ellis Peak, above the resort's traditional ski area boundary.
Once transported to the peak, groups of up to 10 skiers and riders will enjoy guided access to a wide variety of terrain options – from perfectly-spaced tree runs to steeps, powder bowls, and intermediate-level glades – all leading guests back to the inbounds terrain at the resort.
All-day packages with Homewood Snowcat Adventures will feature small group sizes (10 skier/rider max) and a fully guided experience in the out-of-bounds terrain accessed by the snowcat. Participants will enjoy laps of up to 1,828 vertical feet from the top of Ellis Peak – where panoramic views of Lake Tahoe and the Desolation Wilderness await – to the bottom of the Old Homewood Express chairlift.
All participants must be advanced skiers or snowboarders during normal operations; however, private group tours for intermediate-level skiers/riders can be arranged with a full buyout.
In order to provide the best tour experience, we highly recommend that you consider forming your own group of 10 individuals, to ensure a synergistic, positive experience. However, if you are unable to round up those individuals we can add you to an "open group." In an open group, we try our best to accommodate your needs and pair you with similar riders. Many of these open groups are divided into either all-snowboarders or all-skiers, in order to have the best experience. If you are interested in riding with a mixed group, it's best that you contact our staff for further inquiries.
For reference, you can view our Trails Maps here.
Book your snowcat adventure by calling Homewood's Guest Services office at (530) 525-2992, emailing [email protected] or filling out the form below for more information on availability.
All-day packages with Homewood Snowcat Adventures will start at $399 per person per day for the snowcat and lift access, which includes safety equipment required of all participants (backpack, shovel, beacon, probe).
Homewood season pass holders will enjoy $100 off the price of all-day snowcat tours for themselves and any friends they choose to share the adventure with, when all members of the party are booked together.
Group Bookings: Groups or companies wishing to enjoy a day of private guided snowcat touring are encouraged to call or email Homewood's Group Sales department at (530) 584-6840 or [email protected] for availability and group pricing options.
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Happiness is good for your health. A review of hundreds of studies has found compelling evidence that happier people have better overall health and live longer than their less happy peers.
But the recipe and ingredients for this are variable things.
Habits, genetics and environmental factors account for most of this, but the rest is in our control, note the folks at One Community Health. The community health provider based in Hood River and The Dalles is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a month of activities based on the science of happiness, designed to make our community healthier.
They call it Gorge Happiness Month, October 2016.
Whether it's to help your community, to help yourself, or just for curiosity's sake, the OCH happiness campaign is a good thing to get into.
Individuals simply take the Happiness Index Survey at the start of the month, do things in October that make them happy, then take the survey again at the end of the month.
During the first week of October, OCH will host events in The Dalles, Hood River, Stevenson, and Goldendale to sign people up, hand out calendars, eat ice cream and do the Meet a Future Friend project. Watch Hood River News for times and dates.
To participate, simply offer something at the event that helps make people happy: a hair salon can give short head massages, non-profits can give a list of easy ways to volunteer, a real estate company can give tips for making your home happier.
OCH has provided a variety of ideas for how individuals, organizations and businesses can participate in Gorge Happiness Month.
Meet once a week with people who are participating. Groups are given a simple structure to follow. For example: people set goals, report how they are doing and then do one new exercise together. You will be sent a weekly guide.
The more people to sign up, the merrier — literally. Use staff email, social media or other outlets to spread the word and increase interest. Sign up to the OCH Facebook page and re-post happiness month posts, or simply add a sign or poster to your office or store.
Offer something that helps make people happy and OCH can add it to the calendar. For example: a cooking class with fresh foods, a workshop by a life coach, a social event to meet new people, a free yoga or workout class, a workshop on decluttering, etc. — anything that makes people happy.
To sign up or participate, go to www.GorgeHappiness.org. Sign up to host an event or kick-off by Sept 15 to add your logo to the poster. Call Emily Reed at 503-360-3532.
Hood River News happily adds a slight incentive. Come November, send us a description, up to 500 words, of what you did during Happiness Month, to firstname.lastname@example.com. Go ahead and attach a photo to tell your story. Deadline is Nov. 15.
The first three submissions received will have their choice of gift certificates redeemable for bowling, a local brew pub, or fresh produce — three things that definitely make us happy.
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Cosmo has since appeared in five dozen feature and TV films, including Young Winston, Highlander, Stormy Monday, Trainspotting, Emma, Shekhar Kapur's recent remake of Four Feathers, The Reckoning, To End All Wars and HBO's The Last of the Blonde Bombshells. In George Miller's enchanting sequel, Babe: Pig in the City, he provided the voice of Thelonius, the orangutan. Recent projects include The Last Legion and the Scottish thriller Half Light. He has guest-starred on such English TV series as Badger, The Bill, Hammer House of Horror, Quiller, The Sweeney, Fairly Secret Army and Roughnecks. For his outstanding work onscreen and his charitable work off, he received the lifetime achievement award for the Sunday Mail/McEwan's People's Film Festival.
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Issue 2 is now out in print and available to purchase! The free download will be available next week. So in the meantime..here is a little something from Issue 2 to wet your appetite!
Matt Smith Is Rubbish And Is Getting Sacked
Doctor Who fans have seemingly got their way. A bloke I spoke to down the pub reckons that Matt Smith will be sacked as Doctor Who, because 'he isn't as good as David Tennant and the geeks don't like him'. Message Boards have been awash with calls for the actor, 16, to be booted out. I must say that I agree with them, as the internet is never wrong. Not that I steal anything off there and publish it here, mind.
Despite smashing all records for most views on the BBC IPlayer and viewing figures on BBC America, SPACE and some Australian channel (not to mention the upturn in profits of DVD's, books and other merchandise) the interest in Doctor Who is at an all-time low and I know this because my 'insider' said so (well, she told my mum at the bingo anyway). Stick that in your pipe and smoke it, Matt Smith nerds!
It's not been a great week for the outgoing Time Lad, as our snappers caught him hanging outside a public lavatory this week (see above). The dirty beast!
Friday, 17 September 2010
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- Anonymous17 September 2010 at 23:09
I thought this was dismissed as a hoax the same day it hit the Ætherwebs?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1 October 2010 at 04:33
I only wish it was true, acutely no I just wish they get rid of Karen and Steven and raise the budgets again so they be less episodes of 3 people in a museum!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1 October 2010 at 22:56
Haters gonna hate. Truth is Matt Smith is awesome and the show is doing better than ever!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5 October 2010 at 11:41
true Matt Smith is awesome false the show is the worst its ever been, I've been a fan for 35 years and loved the new show till now, truely dreadfulReplyDelete
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NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — The chairman of Cyprus' second-biggest bank, Laiki Bank, resigned Thursday, saying that he was bowing to the government's wishes for him to leave.
Michalis Sarris said that he stepped down after Central Bank Governor Panicos Demetriades had asked him to. He said he was also told that the government also wanted him to resign.
Sarris didn't elaborate on the reasons why he was asked to leave. But he has been critical of the government's handling of the economy as the recession-stricken country's credit rating sank into junk territory.
In June, the government became Laiki's main shareholder after buying nearly €1.8 billion ($2.21 billion) in shares to help it meet European Union capital buffer requirements. The bank, which posted record losses last year because of its Greek exposure, couldn't raise the money privately.
Cyprus in June became the fifth country to seek a bailout from its eurozone partners and the International Monetary Fund, mainly because of its banks' exposure to Greece, where Cypriot banks have an extensive network.
Also Thursday, Demetriades told state broadcaster CyBC that he sees a bailout deal being signed by the end of next month. The government is currently in talks with representatives of the country's potential creditors — the EU, the European Central Bank and the IMF, collectively known as the troika.
However, he didn't specify how much Cyprus would need to recapitalize its banks and to meet its financing needs, saying only that the amount would be "sufficiently large."
He said measures that the government will have to take to trim spending, especially in the bloated public sector, "won't be pleasant." But he insisted that they will be "reasonable" so as not to plunge the country into recession.
"These measures have to be taken, they will be somewhat painful, but I repeat, they should be viewed as an investment for the future," Demetriades said.
Cyprus, whose credit rating is now junk, has been unable to borrow from international markets and is relying on a €2.5 billion loan from ally Russia to pay its bills until the end of the year. It has asked Russia for another loan of €5 billion.
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Primarily:The songs, readings and manner of the service is just like the New Mass, in English. People centred, in the vernacular, outward glorification of God, yet no Real Presence, so people can be sincere, devout and full of praise if they wish, or just go through the motions, sing a nice song and go back to their night clubs, drugs and making vast sums of money by spreading poverty or entrenching the poverty that exists.
|Table, tapestry: protestant? or Catholic?
Perhaps this was the plan of the architect of the New Mass, the subsequently disgraced Archbishop Bugnini, to take the (sometimes ambiguous) words of Vatican 2 and mould them to fit his own agenda. For as the great Welsh Catholic writer and defender of the Faith Michael Davies made perfectly clear: V2 gave no green light to the destruction of the sanctuaries that took place through the 70s and 80s: the ripping out of altar rails, the replacement of altars with tables, the pulling down of statues, the removal/replacement of tabernacles etc.
So, in seeing that the protestant Anglican service in St Paul's is like the New Mass, am I not really seeing that the New Mass (unlike its predecessor which was codified [not created] by saints and vouchsafed for eternity by Mother Church in her wisdom) has been sculpted, changed and metamorphosed into being close to the protestant service?
Is it not so much that I am seeing the small remnant of Catholicism (mostly in the vestments and surroundings) in the protestant Anglican service, but that the Catholic Church has allowed the New Mass to be an imitation of the man-centred 'common meal' of the protestants?
If that is so it leads me to ask why the Church so easily forgets the glories and sacrifices of St John Lloyd, St Phillip Evans, St Richard Gwyn, St Thomas More, St John Fisher, St Margaret Clitheroe and the many others who gave of their lives to defend the Sacraments, the Mass and the authority of the Pope over the Princes of Europe (including the Kings and Queens of England) who would otherwise descend into relativist chaos: as they so clearly have today ("Defender of Faiths," women priests, homosexuality, abortion etc.)
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February 16, 2014
For every headline-grabbing case, there are hundreds of everyday Oklahomans who get hooked. Last year, a report by the nonprofit Trust for America's Health showed that only four states had a higher prescription drug mortality rate than Oklahoma's 19.4 per 100,000 people.
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Getting Vulnerable
I used to be a parenting blogger, blogging 3 or more times a week sharing my experience as a mom. Then I became certified as a coach and facilitator and turned all professional, separating the "mom" me from the "coach" me. I stopped writing, because, frankly, I didn't know how to write for my coaching website without getting personal and I didn't want my mom-blog readers to feel like I was trying to sell them my coaching services.
My perfect clients are moms, too, yet I was having trouble bridging the gap within myself. Currently, my number 1 Passion is to "feel fully, freely and authentically me!" As I've delved into what being "authentic" means to me (see The Question of the Month post from a couple of days ago), I have realized that I simply can't do that without bringing my journey as a woman and mother into my coaching and website blog.
For months I've been meditating on how to move forward in my business, asking for clear guidance so that I serve my highest purpose in the world. The funny thing about guidance is that you have to actually pay attention to receive it and because our minds are so beautifully protective of us, they often filter out the very messages that we asked for!
I keep getting signs to create, relax, release, express... well, finally I get it. It's time to start sharing my experience again, as a woman, mother and professional coach. Because that's how you'll know if we resonate. You and me.
It's how I'll unfold into the most authentic version of myself, relaxing and releasing into me. Writing is how I find my voice.
That also means being vulnerable and vulnerability is scary. But like I'm always saying,
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While it's true that a picture is worth a thousand words, those words can be wrong sometimes.
To look at Greg Pacek's and Ginger Sorbara's photographs of 53 Indian Grove – on display until June 4 at Telephone Booth Gallery (3148 Dundas St. W.) – one might gather that this was a house that suffered from severe neglect caused by sad shut-ins who had given up on the world.
It would be a logical assumption: paint peels everywhere; where it's not peeling, it's filthy with oil from a thousand hands; ivy tentacles crash through a pane of glass; ceilings are water-damaged; appliances have atrophied from lack of use; and stickers now welded to walls claim "Hello, my name is George" and "Hello my name is Harry."
But that assumption would be wrong. By all accounts, George and Harry Mills were well loved in this little enclave adjacent to High Park, and they were happy, incredibly social and very engaged with the world.
"I've been through houses that kind of look like this, but it's sad and it's a bit tortured," says Ms. Sorbara, an intern architect and photographer who now owns 53 Indian Grove. "But the karma of this house, for lack of a better word, was fantastic."
Ms. Sorbara first said hello to the Mills brothers seven years ago. She lived in the area and was intrigued by the apparent neglect of this grand old house (built in 1911), so she telephoned its occupants "out of the blue" to see if they wanted to sell. She was rebuffed, but invited over for a chat just the same. Immediately, she was struck by the warmth of the two elderly brothers, and not at all put off by the mounds of stuff inside that caused them to spend most of their time on the front porch. "I think it was a function of having lots of great things, of having lots of passions and collecting different things," she offers, "and that predilection was exacerbated by age and infirmity."
She enjoyed the Mills brothers so much, in fact, that she began to make a habit of walking past. Then George died in 2005, followed by Harry in 2008.
In February, 2009, with her architect husband, she purchased the house from the next-of-kin. During her visits with the family, she learned this house had been such a hub for the neighbourhood – from elaborate communal meals served in the oak-paneled dining room to classical concerts and the skating rink in the backyard – that it demanded documentation, so she enlisted the help of her professional photographer friend Greg Pacek.
"I was amazed at how much energy I felt in the house," he says, echoing her.
The duo took snaps while the family cleared away more than seven decades of the flotsam and jetsam of life – 11 construction-sized bins were hauled away – and then, after she took possession, they took gallery-quality photographs. But the family didn't take everything: 1850s family photographs were found in a basement box along with letters from the Great War, newspaper clippings and, in a red tobacco tin in the backyard, a stash of 16mm film reels. When Ms. Sorbara had them transferred to DVD, she saw a flickering image of Harry Mills as a newborn baby, held by his father.
To share these unexpected treasures, a companion booklet was created and offered for sale when the photographs first hung at a different gallery in June, 2010. It's offered at Telephone Booth Gallery as well, and is well worth the $45 price tag. "There's something very still about this place," begin the authors on page four. "The music of many millions of notes played has been quieted. Gone are the back yard summer concerts that echoed through the neighbourhood. Gone are the winter skating parties, the late night porch talk with the clinking of cheering glasses."
Gone, but not forgotten. Lovingly documented in its 74 glossy pages are photographs of mutton-chopped men, a postcard sent from the house shortly after it was built (before the senior Mr. Mills purchased it) and intimate snapshots taken by Mr. Pacek and Ms. Sorbara of a sign reading "No hockey sticks" propped up on a shelf and a ham radio area on the third floor. Of course, the gallery photographs are also included, but it's better to see them in large format at Telephone Booth Gallery (look for the authentic 1960s telephone booth in the window).
While tempting to lump these gallery photos into the currently popular "decay fetish" scene, they don't quite fit. Rather, these are portraits of lives lived without design snobbery in a house that tired only when its occupants did. They're a gesture of respect, too, on the part of Ms. Sorbara, who feels she must now remove "95 per cent of what was there" in order to make the house her own: "You can't take something that's in pretty good shape and feel good about erasing it," she says. "I think it's environmentally irresponsible [and]it feels too self-important."
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A new report from Lloyds Bank shows that downsizing continues to be a strong driver of property sales, with almost half (45 per cent) of homeowners planning to sell their property in the next three years saying they'd like to downsize.
Reasons for trading down
Over a third of potential downsizers (37 per cent) want to downsize to support their retirement plans and nearly half (43 per cent) said they wanted to reduce their bills and outgoings.
Nearly a third (31 per cent) said they were looking to free up equity so they could re-invest in something other than property or a pension, more than one in ten (12 per cent) wanted to invest in a pension and almost one in five (18 per cent) said they would give money to their family. 29 per cent of those considering downsizing are doing so earlier than they expected.
A third (32 per cent) of downsizers are looking to move to a detached house and a quarter (26 per cent) to a semi-detached house, while almost half (45 per cent) are looking to move to a bungalow.
Downsizing - more than just a retirement option
Those looking to retire may be the key population within the downsizing market but, in a continuing tough economic climate, it is an option being widely considered by younger generations, too. The survey showed that the average age of those looking to downsize was just 40 years old, with a quarter (26 per cent) of potential downsizers aged just 26 - 35. Another quarter (26 per cent) was aged 36 - 45 and a further quarter (24 per cent) was made up of potential downsizers aged 46 - 55.
Potential sums to be made from downsizing
For those trading down early, the potential amount that can be raised by downsizing from a detached property to a bungalow has risen by 12 per cent (or £10,221) over the past decade; a downsizer today would receive an average of £97,722; compared with £87,501 in 2003. (See table 1)
The potential amount of cash homeowners could raise by downsizing their property from a detached home to a semi detached would have earned an average of £116,474 in 2013; an increase of 13 per cent (£13,910) since 2003. (See table 2)
Regional variations
Buyers downsizing from a detached home to a bungalow in the North saw the largest average increase of 35% (or £20,360), followed by the East Midlands and the North West, which both saw rises of 23% (£13,605 and £17,088 respectively) and the South East (20% or £27,026 - the largest rise in monetary terms).
Downsizers in the capital stand to make the most in monetary terms, with a downsizer in Greater London typically standing to make an average of almost £272,000 from trading down from a detached to a bungalow.
On the other hand, those moving from a detached home to a semi in Scotland saw the largest overall increase in the average amount that could be made, at 22% (or £17,657) over the past decade, followed by the South East and East Anglia (both 17%).
Property turnaround times
According to the report, while a third (34 per cent) of homeowners considering downsizing have lived in their current property for between 11 and 20 years and one in five (19 per cent) have lived in their current property for between 21 and 30 years, many are choosing to move a lot sooner: 23 per cent have only lived in their property for between 6 and 10 years and 11 per cent have lived in their property for just five years or even less.
Marc Page, Mortgages Director, Lloyds Bank, comments:
"There is no question that downsizers have a key role to play in the housing market, especially in a climate where it's not just those looking to retire who want to free up equity from their home by moving somewhere smaller.
"Many families view downsizing as a sensible way to lower their bills, help out their children or free up funds for retirement. However, selling your home is not a decision to be taken lightly. It's important to give careful consideration to whether trading down is the best solution for you and to seek professional advice first."
Table 1: 10 Year % Change in Downsizing Windfall: Detached to a Bungalow
Source: Halifax database 12 Months to October
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Table 2: 10 Year % Change in Downsizing Windfall: Detached to a Semi
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A harvest spells the difference between a delicate tasting tea, a bold, overpowering tea, and everything in between.
The camellia sinensis plant typically grows in tropical and subtropical climates at higher altitudes.
The high altitude coastal regions of China have a long tradition of tea cultivation, but as the plant has spread across the globe it has found other suitable regions to thrive in.
The mountainous regions in Japan, for example, are known for their tea. More recently, Indian and European climates have shown strong performance in producing quality tea.
The amount of sunlight or shade the tea plants grow in is one of the foremost considerations in producing tea leaves.
Many farmers will cover tea plants with share for periods of time to stimulate growth of certain chemicals in the leaves, thus altering their flavor and nutritional profiles.
For example: Tecnha, the tea used to make matcha, is progressively covered with shade leading up to harvest to make the leaves fight harder to continue photosynthesis. This makes the leaves tender, which makes them more easily ground into the fine powder you get later on called matcha. The shade also boosts the chlorophyll content of the leaves while improving the amino acid content.
Typically, the shading is created by using a framework of reed screens and rice straw and is continually increased to provide less and less sunlight to the tea as it gets closer to harvest.
Most shade grown teas fall into three distinct categories of shade exposure.
The gyokuro and matcha categories are usually shaded to about 90% shading for 2-3 weeks. Gyokuro and matcha have differences during the drying, rolling, and refining process later, but for the growing process they are the same.
The other Japanese shade grown tea is kabusecha, which is 40 - 50% shaded for 1 - 2 weeks and undergoes a similar processing as gyokuro.
Through selective breeding over hundreds of years, the gyokuro tea is even more specialized. Clonal varieties of tea plants have been developed specifically for gyokuro, which have small, sweet leaves.
Because of this meticulous selection and unique processing, gyokuro is by far the most expensive Japanese green tea and is highly regarded by experts.
In Japan, there is friction regarding the claim to "best" producer of gyokuro. Annual competitions are serious affairs, with Uji and Okabe (in Shizuoka prefecture) most often contending for the the prize.
Plucking The Perfect Cup of Tea
Most plucking happens twice a year during the early spring and early summer / late spring.
In Japan, the first harvest is known as "Ichiban-cha" or "Shincha," which denotes the highest quality tea from that year.
"First harvest" is a key term reserved for the highest quality green teas in the world. (Our Wild Matcha 1st harvest is one very tea!)
Teas hand-plucked by expert pluckers prevents broken leaves and partial flushes that you get from machinery-based harvesting, both which reduce the quality of a harvest.
For high quality teas, such as gyokuro and ceremonial grade matcha, it's essential to hand pick leaves.
Between competition-grade gyokuro and consumer-grade gyokuro there are subtle differences.
Explained by a man named Maso Kono from Minamiyamashiro village, the competition-grade gyokuro is picked with just the smallest bud or shoot of the tea plant while gyokuro for consumers is plucked one week later and includes a whole single leaf.
Similarly strict harvesting policies are used for Silver Tip Pekoe tea, which is the highest quality grade amongst white tea variations; only one bud and two leaves are plucked and only if the weather is perfect for plucking—sunny days when the air is cool and dry.
After plucking, some of these leaves are left to wilt in a process by which leaves are put out in the sun or a cool breezy room to remove moisture. This process can breakdown the proteins, lead to higher amino acid (and caffeine) content, and change the taste of the tea considerably.
To keep in mind, these plucking standards are reserved for the highest quality tea producers in the world. Much of the tea you find in the tea bags lining grocery stores across the country is not made this way.
Classifying Tea At Harvest
The first part of the manufacturing process starts when the leaves are removed from the tea trees. This is called the plucking.
Most teas are plucked by hand, although some mass-produced tea is plucked using heavy machinery. (Hint: avoid these.)
The more experienced the tea plucker, the better tasting the final cup of tea. If a plucker picks leaves too young or too mature, the tea will have inconsistent flavors due to the differences in size and nutrition content of the leaves as they pass through the rest of tea-manufacturing process.
As far as the camellia sinesis plant goes, the different classes of tea is mostly determined by what happens after the leaves are picked (except in the case of matcha in which the quality is determined by when the leaves are plucked.)
The following six categories comprise the majority of harvested tea from the camellia sinensis plant:
White tea - wilted leaves that remain unoxidized
Yellow tea - unwilted leaves that remain unoxidized (but allowed to yellow)
Green tea - unwilted leaves that remain unoxidized
Oolong tea - wilted leaves that are bruised and partially oxidized
Black tea - wilted (sometimes crushed) leaves and fully oxidized
Post-fermented - Green tea allowed to ferment / compose (Example: Pu-erh tea)
Oxidation & Drying Tea
After tea leaves are plucked, there are two primary processes used to change the chemical makeup and flavor of the tea leaves.
The first process is called oxidation, which starts during the wilting process.
For oolong and black tea, the process is continued until the desired amount of time has passed. The amount of time is carefully calculated to produce the desired level of oxidation.
As you probably guessed, various oxidation levels result in various flavor profiles.
Lighter oolong teas will oxidize to a darkness of, say, 5% - 40% while darker variations, namely black tea and pu-erh, can range from 60% - 100%.
The oxidation adds flavor, richness, and color to the tea.
Once the oxidation process is complete, the drying process is the most common next step.
The drying process is typically the final step in most tea leaf manufacturing before it is packaged and shipped off to customers.
During the drying state, the leaves are either sun-dried, air-dried, or oven-dried with the goal of removing the moisture from the leaves so it can be packed and shelf-stable.
Some teas go through an additional post-fermentation process, where they are fermented a second time. For example, green pu-erh tea must go through a second process to get the mellow flavor or it ends up too bitter.
Your Cup of Tea
While the tea grower and manufacturer has done their job producing the tea, there is more for us, the tea drinker and consumer, to consider for determining the quality and final flavor of our tea.
After the tea leaves are prepared for sale, there are usually a few final steps that determine what form the tea will be sold to consumers.
Most tea is cut and sifted into small particles so it can fit in tea bags.
This is not the tea an educated tea drinker consumes.
What we want is high-quality, as whole ingredient as we can find, loose leaf tea.
And a general rule we note is: the bigger the ingredients, the better.
The smaller the tea leaves or tea ingredinets, the more susceptible to losing flavor and nutrition and the more likely the tea can grow mold, like mycotoxins.
*Note: we are referring to loose leaf dried teas in this case and not finely ground matcha tea, which is a different category of tea altogether.
By the time the tea ends up in your infuser, it has undergone hundreds of processes, each one a direct or indirect decision by the farmer, manufacturer, wholesaler and retailer.
From growing, plucking, drying to shipping, processing and packing, that tea has quite the story to tell.
And after that first sip, you'll know if it's good story or a bad one.
Tea and "Tea"
You'd think the farmers and manufacturers would have more of a say in how their tea is presented and sold to the market, but that's simply not the case.
For better or worse, it's the tea retailers that control the image of tea as it is presented to the public.
As an example, according to digital trends, in January 2014 "matcha" has risen as a popular search term in the United States, showcasing the increase in demand for matcha green tea.
Unfortunately, companies like Starbucks and Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf have made popular matcha drinks using low-grade produced matcha tea combined with milk and sugar.
A sugar and milk-filled matcha latte leaves little room for acquiring—and appreciating—a taste for true matcha.
These same companies have popularized sweetened tea in the form of brewed tea with added sugar as well as blends of tea that have artificial flavors and sugar added to the blend.
These added flavorings mask the true beauty of tea on top of altering the palate and taste perception of the public.
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The new group, which is expected to begin its coverage of the sectors during the third quarter, will include 10 newly hired "seasoned analysts," a June 26 press release said.
Collectively, four research analysts will assist with financial institutions coverage, whose launch date is scheduled for September and October. And six will be indebted to telecommunications, media and technology, which will be built out from August through September, the statement said.
Charles Myers, head of Evercore's institutional equities business, said in the announcement that the international investment banking firm sees great promise that will put it "in a position to deliver the high quality, objective research content [it has] committed to [its] institutional clients."
"We are now singularly focused on broadening our client relationships and generating investment ideas and insights for these clients," Meyers said in the release while also highlighting that the latest hires are the "core" of the equity research team.
Last month, Evercore announced that it would establish the institutional equities arm. At the time, the firm said that it had received the required "regulatory approvals and completed the build-out of its sales, trading and operational infrastructure."
Alternately, to bolster this new initiative, it said that it would also introduce the new equity group by the second half of the year as a supplement to the business.
Today, Evercore also stated that it plans to expand its coverage to insurance, capital markets, REITS, software, hardware and semi-conductors. It said that it hopes to build out its offerings not only through strategic capacity "but opportunistically," the release said.
"We have assembled an exceptionally high quality team of research analysts that share Evercore's commitment to deliver independent investment ideas to clients and to provide research coverage of important companies in these two critical sectors," said Ralph Schlosstein, Evercore's president and CEO, said in the statement. "While we expect an initial investment period in the early stages of this business, we anticipate this business will be a meaningful contributor to Evercore's earnings over time."
Currently, the firm utilizes its investment banking and investment management divisions to serve its diverse client base in a professional services capacity. It has offices in New York, Boston, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington D.C., London and Mexico.
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[14] But you denied the Holy One and the Just, and desired a murderer to be granted unto you. [15] But the author of life you killed, whom God hath raised from the dead, of which we are witnesses.
[16] And in the faith of his name, this man, whom you have seen and known, hath his name strengthened; and the faith which is by him, hath given this perfect soundness in the sight of you all. [17] And now, brethren, I know that you did it through ignorance, as did also your rulers. [18] But those things which God before had shewed by the mouth of all the prophets, that his Christ should suffer, he hath so fulfilled. [19] Be penitent, therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out. [20] That when the times of refreshment shall come from the presence of the Lord, and he shall send him who hath been preached unto you, Jesus Christ,
[21] Whom heaven indeed must receive, until the times of the restitution of all things, which God hath spoken by the mouth of his holy prophets, from the beginning of the world.
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From "Christians in the Middle East unanimously oppose potential raid on Syria".
Chaldean Patriarch Louis Raphael Sako in Baghdad, also spoke of a potential "disaster". The US-led military intervention against Syria would be "a disaster. It would be like a volcano erupting with an explosion meant to destroy Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine. And maybe someone wants this," he said to Fides news agency. The Chaldean Patriarch referred to his own country as an example: "After 10 years of the so-called 'coalition of the willing', that overthrew Saddam our Country is still battered by bombs, security problems, by the instability of the economic crisis."
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My beloved Coffee Maker passed away during the night while in the Program Mode. It was about 10 years old. The Wake will be held at Noon today at the trash buggy on the carport. It is requested that in lieu of flowers please send coffee filters.
Early this morning before the caffeine withdrawals set in, I went in search of a replacement to the Chinese-American store, also known as Walmart. I could not find one Made In The USA!!! All of them were made in either China or Mexico. I ended up with another programmable Black & Decker for $32.80, which was made in China. This will be my third Black & Decker. The first one (not sure where it was made) lasted about 20 years. The last one (made in Mexico) lasted only about 10 years. I wonder how long this one will last!
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Good Valentines Article … that doesn't qualify
I found this Valentine's Day article/blog through my Google Reader, written by Joe Rodriguez, titled, "Hearts, flowers and faith," published in on the Wichita Eagle website (www.Kansas.com). It takes a different bead on the relationship of love and faith by interviewing a series of couples, whose video interviews are intermingled with the story's text.
Rodriguez writes:
Valentine's Day conjures up familiar images for most of us. Cards, cupids, flowers and candy. But today is also a day when many couples celebrate their long-lasting commitments to each other.Rodriguez goes on to summarize the testimonies of the five couples he interviewed. His approach provides an excellent telling of personal faith stories independent of himself as the writer, and this tends to have a greater impact on readers. It also gives the writer an opportunity to reinforce his central point with scripture by quoting one of the interviewees sharing a biblical quote.
For them, love means marriage, and marriage means a lifetime together, often rooted in a common faith.
Five longtime married couples share the importance of faith in their relationship.
Each talked about the difficulties and challenges they have faced.
But their faith, they say, has been a foundation for their love, and a key to the success of their marriages.
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Unfortunately, I didn't see where one of Rodriguez's interviewees provided him with that opportunity, so this well written article does not qualify for the Amy Writing Awards.
I am going to email Joe and see if he does have other articles that meet the Amy Writing Award entry requirements. In the meantime, Joe, keep up the good work!
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A school visit to Whitby Abbey is a unique experience where we offer free self-led visits. Having endured coastal erosion and stormy weather, destruction during the Dissolution of the Monasteries under the rule of King Henry VIII and shellfire from German naval ships during the First World War, Whitby Abbey remains an iconic landmark along the North Yorkshire coastline. But what was life like at the founding monastery during the 7th century?
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Good luck with your move. It sounds a lovely place to move to. My tip for organisation is to realise what are the most important jobs/tasks/chores/errands for that particular day and go from there.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Sally. I do make lists but then tend to get sidetracked and do other things. I probably need to be more disciplined!Delete
I have 5 children, one of whom is still at home all day, he's nearly 3. I have taken to writing in the evenings, I try to write every evening even if it means staying up later than I should. I try not to get distracted by TV as that leeches time away like nothing else ... it's so easy and tempting! Also my husband works long hours, and on most Saturdays, but now that I have started to get somewhere with my writing ... now I'm "professional" ... he is staying home every other Saturday so I can write out in my summerhouse in peace away from the kids and the home. The time is there, but you have to work at harnessing it :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Crikey Louise - with 5 kids I'm surprised you find time to do anything else! Well done for making sure you fit it all in despite having some serious distractions and a very busy life.Delete
Hi Amanda .. good luck is all I can say - and I'm so pleased to see you've found yourself a wonderful sounding cottage and working farm to live in - what a great start to 2013.ReplyDelete
I don't know that part of Devon ... but all I can say is very good luck and hope to see you around ... cheers HilaryReplies
Thanks Hilary. It is a great start to the year so far and I'm feeling like it's going to be a good one. Are you in Devon as well then?Delete
The cottage sounds like a writer's delight!ReplyDeleteReplies
It certainly seems like it will be, Sandra. I'm really looking forward to it :)Delete


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I set up a Twitter account last year and didn't stick with it. I don't think anyone really cares to know that I'm headed to the grocery store or am just back from buying shoes. Have you seen that commercial? I laugh every time! I don't have a smart phone. I've had the same phone since I first started dating my husband five years ago. If I did have a smart phone, then I'd maybe keep up with stuff like this. I was reading through some of the suggested readings for this thing, and I did come away with these two ideas: 1) You can learn to say what you need to say in short, succinct statements. 2) Need help with something? Someone out there is bound to have some sort of advice or opinion. For educational use, you can follow people in the edu world, but you can also create an account for your students to reply to. Keep them on their toes- ask meaningful questions and see what they have to say in response.
I LOVED reading about back-channeling, and I loved how it was described as passing notes during the presentation! I think this would be really useful in professional development courses. Sometimes you have a question you're dying to ask, but then you either forget or there ends up being zero time. I think back-channeling would be awesome in a classroom setting especially for those students who are too shy. As a teacher, you can gauge how the lesson is going- what do I need to re-teach? What do I need to go more in-depth on? Students can also start up conversations that you would never have even thought of.


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African startups slowly realize value of informal economies
The company's chief executive officer (CEO) Vahid Monadjem says as one of the largest and least well-served parts of African economies there are numerous opportunities for companies offering solutions to informal markets. "The two areas that I see the most immediate opportunities are in financial services and logistics. Within financial services, payments is still a massive opportunity, and increasingly there are new opportunities becoming possible as payments rails go deeper such as micro-insurance, savings, on-demand products…" he said.
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Darren joined Geoffrey Leaver in January 2014 as Head of the Commercial Property Team after some years as a Partner at a Legal 200 firm in Kent.
He has worked with developers both national and local, as well as on the property aspects of deals involving finance.
Darren has a wealth of experience in the more complicated land acquisition work including options and conditional contracts together with leases and licenses for both landlord and tenant.
In his spare time Darren enjoys traveling and walking. As a keen linguist he is currently studying German for business (and leisure !).
Richard Willis has been a Partner at Geoffrey Leaver since 1993.
He specialises in Property Law, representing clients with small family businesses to large PLC's, but also acts for statutory bodies, landowners, investors, developers, lenders, Housing Associations and Charities. One of his particular interests is working with Charities which range from faith groups of all denominations, environmental organisations, hospices, educational establishments and community groups. His clients include some of the largest Charities in the region.
Richard, is a former trustee of Willen Hospice and Chairman of its Ventures Board, likes to cycle, play golf and walk in his spare time. He is a member of the Charity Law Association, the Social Housing Law Association.
Ken is Head of the Dispute Resolution Department. His team have been recognised by Legal 500 UK – "Dispute resolution is a core focus for Geoffrey Leaver Solicitors LLP, reflected in a partner-driven team led by Kenneth Stangoe, and including Guy Brooks, Mairead McErlean, and the highly experienced Trevor Coward". The firm represents a broad range of local, national and international clients.
He is a commercial litigator with a heavy focus on property disputes.
Often described by clients as tenacious and highly effective, he is recognised by Chambers and Partners 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 law guide as 'a leader in his field' and "attracts high praise for his client service skills". Kenneth Stangoe of Geoffrey Leaver Solicitors has recently worked on matters pertaining to agricultural and development sites. Clients state that he is "focused, knowledgeable, strategic and practical."
He is a member of the Property Litigation Association.
Away from work, he enjoys a variety of sports and outdoor pursuits.
Richard is a Partner with over 18 years' experience acting for clients in commercial disputes and construction related matters.
He is head of the construction team, which advises clients on matters ranging from those acquiring and selling property for development to those who are building or contracting out the building of commercial or residential units. He is often instructed by specialist sub-contractors and members of 'the professional team'.
He and his team advise clients on all aspects of the construction process. He specifically advises on:
- Drafting of the terms of the contract, warranties, deeds of appointment, performance bonds and parent company guarantees and associated documentation;
- Matters as they arise during a contract relevant to a specific project. This involves looking at the scenario that has arisen, advising on the contractual and/or other obligations and looking at practical solutions to resolve the issue where possible in order to avoid or minimise the financial and time consequences the issue or dispute might cause;
- Dispute Resolution where an amicable resolution to an issue cannot be found and the matter needs to be referred to adjudication, mediation, arbitration or litigation;
He is proud from the feedback given by his clients and peers, and has been recognised in Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners over the years, most recently as follows:
Legal 500 UK 2016: "Geoffrey Leaver Solicitors LLP's 'excellent' team is led by Richard Millard, who regularly acts in adjudications and advises on draft contracts for professional appointments."
Legal 500 UK 2015: "Richard acted for a major developer and contractor clients in high-value procurement and sub-contracting disputes."
Chambers & Partners 2014: Clients have praised him for his "efficiency and ability to understand the brief from very early on."
Chambers & Partners 2013: "Clients recognise his 'sound advice and considerable experience in contract law".
His style and approach with clients is to listen and learn what outcomes they want to achieve, look at the facts to analyse if and how those outcomes can be achieved and then develop and implement a strategy that seeks to deliver those outcomes. When doing so, he provides objective advice as to the likely outcomes so decisions can be made by the client in the best interests of their business.
Sakshi is a Solicitor in the Commercial Property team. She works closely with the partners in the team. Sakshi has experience working with individuals, builders, investors and financial institutions.
Sakshi concentrates on transactions including the buying and selling of land, property development, leases, commercial property investment, and portfolio management. Her client's include housing associations, charities and local SMEs.
In her spare time, Sakshi enjoys cycling and yoga.
A graduate of Northampton University, Emma qualified as a Licenced Conveyancer in 2005.
She joined Geoffrey Leaver Solicitors three years later and deals with the lease, sale and purchase of commercial property and residential, as well as representing several national charity organisations.
Emma is a keen traveller, and in her spare time enjoys going to the theatre, reading and listening to music.
Georgina joined Geoffrey Leaver Solicitors in October 2014 from Williams & Company in Ampthill. Georgina completed the Legal Practice Course at Sheffield University after graduating from Sheffield Hallam University with a 2:1 in Law (LLB).
Georgina works in the Commercial Property team, dealing with reversion work and assisting the team's consultant David Barton.
Outside of the property department Georgina enjoys musicals, classic movies and baking.
David Barton joined Geoffrey Leaver Solicitors in 2014 along with his planning and property development team from Williams & Company in Ampthill.
David and his team specialise in helping farmers, landowners and property developers grow houses on their land. There are usually several thousand houses under cultivation at any one time and David hopes his specialist blend of expertise in nurturing and cultivating his crops will lead to renowned success for GL clients as well as his following of existing clients from Williams & Company.
In his spare time David is trying hard to become an Epicure. He has a personal trainer, called Layla, who takes him for brisk walks every morning and evening and likes to work on his pecs by making him throw sticks which she is very eager to return to repeat the process.


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In the sixteenth-century writings of the Jewish mystic, Rabbi Isaac Luria Safed (1534-72) there is an intriguing creation story known as "The Shattering of the Vessels."
God, the story goes, created the world by pouring primordial, divine light into ten fragile vessels that would become the world. The primordial light -- the bearer of all beauty, goodness, and righteousness -- however, was simply too much for the fragile vessels, and they shattered into many shards, scattering their light into the world as innumerable sparks. These fragments of light are often hidden among the clay shards, held in bondage by the suffering and brokenness of the world. God then created human beings for the purpose of gathering up all the sparks of divine light scattered to the four corners of the earth. The good Jew is called to seek out and liberate the sparks of primordial light that bear God's presence in the world. To do so, is to pursue tikkun olam, "the repair or healing of the world."*
In this Kabbalist tradition, we find a powerful metaphor not only for faithful living but for creative photography. The metaphor suggests at least three things, the first about the object of our interest, the second about the impulse to create, and the third about the power of the beauty ingredient in resplendent light.
Photographic creativity is about searching out the delicate, scattered fragments of light that have already spilled into the world. This beauty is already there. You just have to find it. It's not in the eye of the beholder. It's in the nature of things. A photograph is a good one to the extent that it bears witness to those often overlooked but always given fragments of splendorous light already in the world. Photographs are invitations to liberate these sparks of light from bondage to the stale, habituated, hurried ways of seeing that conceal them from us.
But why do photographers search out these fragments of light? We do so not merely to make a beautiful image that pleases the viewer. We seek something deeper than the viewer's pleasure and approval. Photographs aim at a greater end, "the repair and healing of the world." Creativity is our attempt, often halting and always partial, to touch something real and outside of ourselves and to be healed by it. The creative gesture is also an invitation to others to touch it and be healed as well.
Artistic pursuit is thus not about a tortured artist expressing some fictional inner genius, inflicting the vagaries of her or his tumultuous inner life on the rest of us. Nor is it about creating pretty pieces to hang as ornaments on the wall above the sofa. Rather, the artistic pursuit of beauty reveals a longing for connectedness with the primordial light that is the source and end of all things. Creativity is at once the artist's own attempt and invitation for others to participate in the wholeness, restoration, and healing that lies at the heart of the world. To know the beauty of the light is to experience oneself as part of something much larger and infinitely more interesting than oneself. To experience such beauty, or better, to soak in it over time, is to live proleptically into wholeness, participating in the unifying power that creates, sustains, and directs all that is.
To experience the beauty made possible by resplendent light is both unsettling and liberating, troubling and reassuring. It is unsettling and troubling because having dwelt in its midst, we can no longer casually overlook the brokenness of our world that hides its sparks. We sense the unsettling dissonance between the fragments of light and all that conspires to conceal them. Contemplation flows into action, but an action that always returns again to the contemplation of the liberating, reassuring light that saturates all things.
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As of this week, it just became a lot harder to access police and body-cam footage in the state of North Carolina.
According to CNN, on Oct. 1, Governor Pat McCrory signed legislation that will block the public from easily obtaining dash-cam or body-cam footage.
While agencies can still approve requests for the footage, it is now easier for them to outright deny the request.
The footage can be released if so ordered by a court.
Of the law, McCrory said it was about, "respecting the public, respecting the family, and also respecting the constitutional rights of the officer."
The first issue of respecting the public is a nonstarter.
In any situation, the public wants answers, the truth and justice.
Citing the family of the potential victim is more plausible as some may not want their loved one displayed on the six o'clock news.
On the other hand, some families would want the video released to show the true events surrounding an incident.
The most ludicrous suggestion is that the law is concerned with protecting the constitutional rights of the officers. When acting as officers of the law, the police should expect more public scrutiny, not less.
Prior to the law's passage, North Carolina had no uniform rules regarding police tapes.
Most jurisdictions treated them as part of an officer's personnel file and made them available under public records requests.
The law would still allow those who were involved in the case (family and officers) to view the footage, but would not provide them or the public with a copy of the film.
Body-cam and dash-cam footage provide evidence to the public of what took place, especially when community and officer reports are in conflict.
Releasing this type of footage provides transparency especially in cases of possible police misconduct.
Even though the law was passed before the Charlotte protests began, one cannot help to draw connections to those events.
As protesters began their marches they chanted "no tapes, no peace," in reference to the videos in the Scott case.
Later that evening, police agreed to the requests and released the footage. Releases like these go a long way to meeting public demand for transparency.


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