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Read moreMr. Brian S. Piper, MBA, is the Head of Business Development for leading international private medical insurance provider Integra Global. Integra Global provides private medical insurance and expatriate health insurance worldwide. Mr. Piper started his career after completing business school at the Babcock School at Wake Forest University working with the Chamber of Commerce in Business Development and an adjunct professor at Winston-Salem State University. Following, he came to then Czechoslovakia as a volunteer in 1992 to teach business principles to local managers and he has been based in Czech Republic and the USA since. As a management consultant he started working in Healthcare Industry in the field of Cost Containment in the USA from 2006 first as an outside consultant and latter as an employee as Director of Business Development for the company GMMI. This position exposed him to the medical claims process, provider networks, and a wide range of commercial payers and industry stakeholders globally. His current position with Integra Global has him traveling frequently around the globe developing the distribution network for Integra Global. Brian is also the founder and President of IBDA – International Business Development Associates. Related Reading: iPMI Magazine speaks to Mr. Brian Piper, Head of Business Development, Integra Global, about the opportunities in medical tourism for payors, assistance companies and providers
Read moreJoining APRIL Medibroker in 2003 as an International Sales Advisor Steve has spent several years living as an expatriate in Saudi, where his father worked. He lived in, or visited Saudi for 8 years and understands some of the concerns expatriates can have.
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Read moreDr. Joachim Friese is a medical doctor and was born in Germany in 1964. He is the Medical Director for MedCare Professionals. After finishing Medical School in Frankfurt Dr. Joachim Friese worked as a trauma surgeon and intensivist in University and teaching hospitals at Hattingen, Bochum and Koblenz. Whilst attending Medical School Dr. Joachim Friese discovered a passion for Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care. After years of doing ER in the streets, Dr. Joachim Friese was finally airborne in 1995 and gained extensive experience in Medical Missions on fixed wing and rotor wing aircrafts, in repatriations and evacuations. Related Reading: iPMI Magazine Speaks with Dr. Joachim Friese, Medical Director, MedCare Professionals
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Near the end of the 18th century, Colonel Samuel Hugh Hawkins and the people of Americus decided a new train line was needed to ensure that their town would continue to grow and prosper. The resulting line, called the Savannah, Americus, and Montgomery, helped spur development throughout rural Georgia, and the historic SAM Shortline trains that now traverse its rails pay tribute to both the early line and its founder with the name. Vintage cars from 1949, transformed into comfortable, air-conditioned passenger liners, steer passengers through Georgia's landscape in five tours, with layovers encouraging riders to explore the towns of Plains, Americus, Leslie, and Cordele. A stop in Plains, the hometown of President Jimmy Carter, grants an up-close view of the stateman's boyhood home, campaign museum, and White House replica built entirely from peanuts. Between stops, a well-stocked commissary car lets rail-riders feast on à la carte items, including snacks, hot and cold beverages, and refreshing ice-cream treats.


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The Board of the New York City Housing Authority has announced that NYCHA will begin instituting rent adjustments to residents in developments severely impacted by Hurricane Sandy. These rent abatement measures mean that for any days of the month in which residents were without essential services (electric, elevators, heat or water) as a result of Hurricane Sandy storm damage, they will be issued a rent credit.
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I have taught 5th grade since 2002, and I LOVE teaching American History! I have also taught math and reading, but social studies is my favorite.
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The search has been on for a Chris Pronger clone or someone remotely close since it was clear the future Hall of Famer's career was in serious jeopardy.
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The search has been on for a Chris Pronger clone or someone remotely close since it was clear the future Hall of Famer's career was in serious jeopardy.
According to its numbers, NBC Sports Network says the 2013 regular season was the most-watched season on cable in 19 years, or since ESPN carried hockey, and numbers are up 18 percent from last seasons full 82-game schedule.
Following one of the Flyers' late-season losses that practically assured they'd miss the playoffs, Claude Giroux's postgame interview included a question that he couldn't get off his mind.
A half hour into a good finish to a bad Flyers season, their team president seemed to be in a hurry speed-walking past his club's dressing room last Saturday night in Ottawa.
As much as Flyers management would have loved turning their 1.5 percent shot of winning the NHL's draft lottery into a Monday night celebration, it is OK with staying in the No. 11 spot.
It's not much of one, but a 1.5 percent shot at getting first overall pick is more than the Flyers would have had in past lotteries for finishing with the league's eighth-worst record.
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As he trotted through the hallway on locker clean-out day, less than 24 hours after the Flyers' season ended, Ilya Bryzgalov didn't intend to stop by for one last chat with the media.
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There were no last looks around a building that's been like a good friend, Danny Briere insisted once and then again standing at his locker following what could have been his swan song as a Flyer at Wells Fargo Center.
There were no last looks around a building that's been like a good friend, Danny Briere insisted once and then again standing at his locker following what could have been his swan song as a Flyer at Wells Fargo Center.
When Ilya Bryzgalov was asked Wednesday if he wanted to be back with the Flyers next season, the goalie casually deflected the question with the ease of a soft shot on net.
Simon Gagne didn't even pretend to suggest what the Flyers did on the ice Tuesday night mattered.
From a seat on a dressing-room bench that's a right turn down the hall from where his game-day locker was last season, Jaromir Jagr the Flyer-turned-Dallas Star-turned-Boston Bruin tried to avoid spilling his guts on why his time as a Philadelphian en
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The preseason brings with it countless questions, and one in particular has been bugging me for a while: Can tailback LaDarius Perkins handle a heavier load than he's been used to the past two years?
The question within the question is whether he'll even have to take on significantly more carries, because Nick Griffin is there and a couple of redshirt freshmen could get some carries, too. But Perkins is the starter, and so the natural assumption is that his career average of 7.2 carries per game will go up a good bit.
The reason there are questions about Perkins' durability is because up 'til now he's been a change-of-pace back, a guy who can get to the edge or catch screen passes and just go. He has occasionally run between the tackles – and with success – but he hasn't had to do it on a regular basis over a 12-game regular season. Griffin seems more naturally built for that.
But let's not underestimate Perkins' stature. He's 5-foot-10 (taller than Emmitt Smith) and a very muscular 194 pounds. (He's listed at 190 but gave us reporters the 194 figure on Tuesday.) As Paul Myerberg of PreSnapRead.com pointed out on my show today (CLICK HERE, fast-forward to the 39-minute mark), Perkins has muscle on top of muscle. He said he weighed about 170 pounds when he first arrived at MSU in 2009.
"I don't worry about my body wearing down, because coach (Matt) Balis has me in the best shape of my life right now. Being in shape is not an issue at all," Perkins said.
The most carries Perkins has had in a single game is 18, against UAB on Oct. 23, 2010. Starter Vick Ballard sat out that game with an ankle injury, so Perkins stepped in and rushed for a career-high 131 yards. It's the only time in his college career he's hit the 100-yard mark.
He had 10 or more carries only twice last season after hitting double digits five times the previous year, when Perkins and Ballard were battling each other for the starting job. Perkins simply doesn't have the experience of being an every-down back in college. But everybody starts somewhere, and Perkins is confident he can do whatever is asked of him.
"I feel like I can hit the edge or go inside more," he said. "I've gained more weight now, and I feel like I can take a pounding. It's just whatever the play-calling is and the game situation is."
MSU's coaches obviously feel Perkins can get it done. While the bigger Griffin is a more prototypical every-down back, he's been unable to overtake the more experienced Perkins.
"Perkins from Day 1 has been at the top, but I've seen the other guys – I don't know that he's maybe separated (from them), he's pulled their level of play up," head coach Dan Mullen said. "So you feel pretty good. I like the way the guy's been running the football."
Perkins' career rushing stats:
• 2010: 101 rushes, 566 yards, 5.6 ypc, 3 TDs
• 2011: 87 rushes, 422 yards, 4.9 ypc, 2 TDs
Totals: 188 rushes, 988 yards, 5.3 ypc, 5 TDs


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During an abbreviated day of testimony in the Jeffrey Pyne murder trial, jurors heard details and viewed photos of Ruth Pyne's fatal injuries.
Oakland County Deputy Medical Examiner Ruben Ortiz-Reyes was the only witness to testify Tuesday afternoon. He told the jury that some of Ruth Pyne's injuries were defensive wounds.
"She was trying to defend herself at the time she was being attacked," Ortiz-Reyes said, holding up his arms to cover his face to show an example to the jury.
Ortiz-Reyes said Ruth Pyne suffered fractures to her upper left arm, just above the elbow, as well as her left forearm. A laceration on her right middle finger appeared to have been caused by a blunt force object as well.
Ruth Pyne was struck on her head at least nine times by a blunt force object. Still alive, she fell to the ground and was stabbed in the neck 16 times, Ortiz-Reyes said.
The person or people who committed the crime "showed overkilling," he said.
"In cases like this when there are (so) many injuries, the person was really upset."
Ortiz-Reyes said overkilling often occurs between lovers when one discovers the other has been cheating on them. It can also occur among family members.
"(Overkilling) can occur in a person that has problems with a mother because they are really frustrated, and they do these kind of killings because something is bothering them," he said. Continued...
There were no signs of sexual assault in any part of the body.
As jurors were being shown graphic photos of Ruth Pyne's injuries, including multiple photos of severe wounds to the back of her head, one juror fell ill. After a brief recess, she was able to continue on the jury and had no further problems for the remainder of the day.
Ruth Pyne suffered multiple skull fractures and a portion of her brain was exposed. There was also hemorrhaging of the brain, as well as to the neck, which indicated that she was still alive when she was stabbed.
Jeffrey Pyne, 22, is accused of killing his mother, Ruth Pyne, 51, on May 27, 2011, in the garage of their Burwood Court home in Highland Township. He is charged with first-degree premeditated murder.
The trial will resume at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in front of Oakland County Circuit Judge Leo Bowman.
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President Obama's speech Tuesday outlining his blueprint for immigration reform offered a strong commitment to fixing a broken system, even going so far as to deliver this ultimatum to lawmakers: "If Congress is unable to move forward in a timely fashion, I will send up a bill based on my proposal and insist that they vote on it right away."
Obama's remarks are in stark contrast to previous speeches in which he called for immigration reform but provided little evidence that he would exercise the political muscle necessary to get such a deal. This time, the president offered both.
I think Obama's pledge to put a bill before lawmakers if Republicans and Democrats fail to reach their own is a very real and powerful threat. Democrats don't want to lose ground with Latino voters, labor and other groups who support overhauling the current system.
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And the GOP is facing mounting pressure to recast its brand with Latinos, who overwhelmingly cast their votes for Obama in key states such as Florida and Nevada after Mitt Romney unveiled his "self-deportation" fantasy -- created in some alternative universe where immigrants who are here illegally, and already enduring tough lives, would simply pack up and leave if only life became too hard for them in this country. In fact, it's almost as if Republicans need an immigration reform bill as much as undocumented immigrants do.
Some suggest that Obama's threat to put forth his own legislation may do more harm than good in the fight to fix immigration. But that ignores that the president let Congress take the lead on most of his legislative initiatives, including healthcare reform, and that didn't help build consensus or prevent Republicans from mounting fierce challenges.
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Take a look through the photos from the 6 Gap Ride that just went up. I remember this ride well as it was the first one in a succession of many. Gander at the ride profile and cue sheet of the day. The joke that we operated on for the majority of the day was one that Scott Smith our ride host, unleashed upon us.
The first climb was to start roughly around mile 20, but there was so much climbing right out of the town of Dahlogega (pronounced Doll-ah-nega) that we kept questioning Smith. "Is this the start of the climb?" no one in particular said. To which Scott replied "no, we still have some climbing to do before we get to the start of the climb." That is when we knew it was going to be a long day.
That "first climb" came eventually but it was the last one that was the kicker. Brasstown Bald is not something that you want to tackle at the end of a days worth of enormous riding, but it was hard to turn a blind eye to as we cruised by. This climb was one of the features of the now defunct Tour of Georgia, which made it all the more imperative to investigate. And investigate we did.
You will notice as you look through these photos that not only does Ben Lieberson (hands down best climber I've ever ridden with - sorry Graeme) ride away from us, but he does it so convincingly (on film) that I was kind of embarrassed for myself. Which is also why I mentally made my rear wheel explode 40 meters from the top.
This was a great day of climbing and the first day that I got to test out my Rapha Club Jersey in the Misty Blue colorway, which is always a bonus. It was also the first ride for Steve Francisco on his Seven Cycles Rapha Continental bike so look for a few photos of that beauty to show up.
During our travels I also kept a bit of a log on the Embrocation blog, so as we are reminiscing check there as well. The tough thing about all this looking back is that damn if it is not making me miss the sunshine.
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Joe Hall
18th November 2009 12:11pm
I do not know who's bike that is in the top picture, but it is obviously trying to grab your Misty Blue Club Jersey off the shelf there. Those bikes really do have a life of their own. It must be an Ira Ryan build.
steven marsh
18th November 2009 05:43pm
Joe, enough of the plugs!!!!
This isn't Waynesworld you know….
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18th November 2009 05:47pm
"Party time …excellent"
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20th November 2009 12:34am
what a great write up!! this year's continental is looking AMAZING. the writing on this one was truly exceptional. i spent a couple hours looking up the Hawthorne effect after this. genius! the feeling of having a front row seat (the only seat and only spectator) to this thing . . this beautiful thing . . . is so powerful.
DWP is like some crazy scientist in the woods documenting this totally insignificant, but beautiful thing.
Carrie Edwards
20th November 2009 03:01pm
One question: where are the ladies?
Joe Hall
20th November 2009 03:17pm
Hi Carrie - I think there were one or two ladies involved in the rides last summer. Certainly welcome more… although I wouldn't want to speak for the Continental as I am merely a spectator.
Tom Tom - I wouldn't call the Continental 'insignificant'… I'd say it was…erm…epic!
tom tom
21st November 2009 04:18am
joe - "insignificant" in the existential sense. you know, to the universe. but obviously epic.
Joe Hall
23rd November 2009 10:41am
Thanks for explaining Tom Tom, I agree DWP is like an anthropologist or, even better, someone who has discovered a new breed of insect - the giant grass-hoppper*!
*'Grass-hopper' is a colloquialism in the north of England for a road cyclist.
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Farming is the intentional creation of resources to be collected repeatedly over time. Many kinds of farming involve planting Seeds to grow grass, trees, or flowers, though some kinds of farming such as Crystal Shard or statue farming do not involve seeds. Seeds include:
- Grass Seeds, seeds bought from a Dryad used to grow grass on Dirt
- Jungle Grass Seeds, used to grow Jungle Grass on Mud. Collected in the Jungle from breaking grass/weeds
- Corrupt Seeds, used to grow Corruption on dirt. These are dropped from the Eye of Cthulhu or bought from a Dryad on a Blood Moon
- Mushroom Grass Seeds, used on mud to grow Glowing Mushrooms
- Plant seeds, such as Dayblooms, Blinkroots, etc.
Tree FarmingEdit
To farm trees, you will need Acorns which can be obtained when you chop down a tree. A tree farm is just a flat area with acorns planted. The saplings have to be spaced apart with 2 empty spaces on either side. Periodically "Mow the lawn" or cut the Grass on your tree farm because it stops trees from growing in those places. If you have access to the Jungle, then you can skip the acorns entirely, as Jungle trees grow automatically on the Jungle floor.
Piranha Farming (Video)Edit
Corruption FarmingEdit
You can create a Vile Mushroom farm using Corrupt Seeds. If it's close enough to your NPCs, the reduction in enemy spawns will keep any mobs from showing up. However, you still need to be careful, as enemies may still be able to spawn if the Corruption spreads too much. Creating corrupted terrain too close to your NPCs will make them leave their Homes.
Glowing Mushroom FarmEdit
Farming these may be your best choice. To create a farm you must first have Mushroom Seeds (obtained from cutting down mushroom grass). Place rows of mud in any location that is in at least the dirt layer of the Underground and plant your seeds.
Mushroom FarmsEdit
To create a regular Mushroom farm make sure there is no wall behind it so it has natural lighting and make long platforms of grass. Mushrooms will grow on these and you can then harvest them.
Flower FarmsEdit
There are various flowers that you can farm that are useful while making Potions. Clay Pots are a good way to plant flowers, but they can also be planted in normal dirt. However, clay pots are also used for decoration purposes and a worthless flower will eventually grow up if nothing is planted in it. These flowers can't be harvested - they're basically equivalent to the basic vegetation found in most biomes. If you are farming flowers in a pot, you can harvest them with a Pickaxe. Plants will only drop seeds if they are 'blooming' (ie. fully grown).
Blooming ConditionsEdit
Blinkroot blooms randomly. Can be found Underground. Seeds can only be harvested when the flower is blinking, emitting small amounts of light.
Daybloom blooms at Daytime. Found aboveground in any biome but Corruption.
Moonglow blooms at Nighttime. Found in Above/underground Jungle.
Deathweed blooms in Blood Moon. Found in Corruption.
Fireblossom blooms if touches lava. Found in Underworld.
Waterleaf blooms if touches Water. Found in the Desert.
Nature's Gift doesn't bloom. Found in the Underground Jungle.
Jungle Rose doesn't bloom. Found in Jungle.
Crystal Shard FarmingEdit
Crystal Shards are possible to farm if you have unlocked Hardmode. To make this farm, you will need to have an Underground Hallow area, Pearlstone, and some Torches for lighting the area. When you found an area where you can see some Crystal Shards growing, clear out an area and make a good size square out of your Pearlstone. Add some rows that your character can walk on, and you'll have a Crystal Shard Farm. Hallowed monsters will start spawning in the farm due to the Pearlstone, though putting up a background wall in the area will prevent this to a degree.
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There are too many potential methods for farming money to list, but some of the more popular and effective methods can be found below:
Corrupt Bunny FarmingEdit
In order to farm bunnies for money, hook up a pressure plate to a bunny statue. Wait for a Blood Moon, then activate the pressure plate and step off of it on the side the statue is not on. The corrupt bunny spawned by the statue should move towards you and activate the pressure plate again, spawning additional bunnies (the Bunny Statue presumably does not check the existence of corrupt bunnies when deciding how many are allowed to be spawned at once). As the bunnies approach you, use any weapon that can be used continuously or held out (flails, the Muramasa, etc.) and reap the profits.


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Witnesses said the driver of a black Lincoln Town Car traveling west on Friend Street disregarded a red traffic signal when it pulled into the path of an oncoming Silverado pickup truck, traveling north on Lake Drive.
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MkeRochester, NYHairWhiteDry HairThick or Coarse HairWhat I've Learned From Doing It Myself. It's Not The Salon But...Unlike some of the other reviewers who have chemically treated hair, I've decided to let my grey hair grow out. It's always been coarse, wavy and yes, frizzy. Eighteen months ago, my stylist talked me into having a Keratin treatment and I had beautiful, predictable hair all summer. When the time came to redo it the cost made me think twice! So...I did it myself then and have done it twice more since. Here is what I've learned.
First, doing it yourself may not be as long lasting as a salon treatment. (After all, that's why they're the professionals!) The salon's work lasted about six months while mine lasted about three - but that's OK - because I'm still saving money.
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Want to make an fun double layer flannel receiving blanket? This project is great for even a beginner, and can be done in less than an hour. The ric rac adds the perfect touch to this easy project!
great tutorial abby! i'm going to have to try it. see you in 4 days!
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Great tutorial! This would make awesome baby gifts!! I posted a link to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing blog:
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Saw you on One Pretty Thing - so cute. Love the details.
Cute blanket and great tutorial! I live that bird fabric, too, where did you get it?
Where do you get your cute flannel? I am looking for some contemporary prints for receiving blankets like that.
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Just finished my second one of these -- thanks so much for the tutorial! Easy to follow and a very forgiving project for a newbie...
I love applique work and on my blankets it would be fantastic...the lace adds to the beauty of the fabric.
So sweet! I wish I could find cute flannel fabric like you used to make some of these for gifts. :-)
Thanks - I just had to make one after I found your tutorial. I have a great fabric store nearby with a beautiful selection of flannel - you can see my finished project here: http://tssimplecreations.blogspot.com/2010/05/ric-rac-baby-blanket.html
Thanks for the tip on the beginning and ending of ric rak - always wondered how to make that look nice. Excellent project. I plan to make many more!
Loved this tutorial!!! Thank you for sharing it. You can see my blanket at www.thegishfamily.blogspot.com posted on sept 19, 2010
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love the blanket, I've made one - and am very happy with it. Thank you
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Thank you for the easy to follow instructions. I'm off to make one today. Fabric is washing and drying right now. Love the ric rac edging!
Merci, c'est très bien expliqué.
Thank you for this great tutorial. I just finished one!
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This is so cute and I have a ton of rick rack. I would make a couple of additions: 1) Flannel can shift with washing so I usually make a few tack stitches discretely all over the blanket, or stitch around the appliques with a straight stitch to secure. and 2) To make the hand stitching of the opening easier, I press the seam allowance where the opening is, following the stitching line. That way when you turn it, it is clear where you need to handstitch and it is nearly invisible.
I LOVE the fabrics you used. Its so hard to find cute fabrics that aren't too girly. Where did you get these and what are they called?
Hi. That fabric would match our nursery perfect! Can you share where you purchased it?
I'm a quilter - love this cute receiving blanket idea with the rickrack - like ones I make but without the rickrack!
Any good quilt store should have these flannels, I've not seen them at JoAnn's, etc.
Anon & Kate: both fabrics were purchased from quilthome.com. They are from the "urban flannel" and "Della" lines, both by Valori Wells :)!
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Here let's explain one of the most commonly used vocabulary in descriptions of yixings: Shui Pin. Some people think Shui Pin means this style/shape only, but in fact it can mean several different styles that all follow the same concept.
Shui Pin: the original meaning is "water level". It's the tool we are still using nowadays to check if a plane or line is perfectly parallel to the ground. In yixing, they use this term to refer to the concept that "three points on one line". Which three? The top of spout, the top opening of the body, and the top of handle. The picture below illustrates the Shui Pin Line best :
The importance of Shui Pin is that it gives the teapot the most comfortable balance when holding and pouring. Because of the shrinkage of clay during firing, to keep a good shui pin line is usually considered as one of the measures of craftsmanship of a piece.
Sometimes people confuse the word "Shui Pin" and "Biao Zhun" teapots. Simply speaking, Shui Pin is a concept. But it later become widely used to refer to a family of yixings that No. 1 factory started to produce since 60's: the "Biao Zhun" teapots.
Biao Zhun: the original meaning is Standard. Yes, these were "standardized" teapots that No. 1 factory produced in great quantity. It was inspired by the shui pin teapots in Early R.O.C. (pic source: No. 2, Hu Yi magazine of Wu-Shin Publ. Co.) :
No. 1 factory standardized the clay/size/shape/seal based on the highly-functional early teapots and rolled out the series of Biao Zhun teapots.
Later the Biao Zhun family were joined with five unique members (Wu-Shin teapots): Bai Le, Xi Shi, Bian Deng, Rou Bian, and Tai Jian. Some of them are quite familiar to us: Bai Le and Xi Shi. Some are rare to see nowadays, especially Rou Bian and Tai Jian.
So you may hear people calling "Xi Shi Shui Pin", or "Bai Le Biao Zhun". So now you won't be confused by them : )
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The "Making of Formosa Oolong" was a project my partner, Mr. Wu, and I planned last year. With the help of another friend who carried a video camera next to Mr. Wu for two days (jeezz... how annoying is that ^_^), they managed to record a complete Formosa Oolong processing.We decide to make the whole content available for free for the public, in the hope the more people will see and appreciate the genuine Formosa Oolongs. So... click to enjoy (12 mins in total)!
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Here I collect some information about Cha(tea) Ma(horse) Gu(old) Dao(road) for the convenience of future reference:Map of the Old Tea Horse Road - latest archaeology research has found the network of Cha Ma Gu Dao was starting to form in as early as Western Han Dynasty (206BC ~ 9AD). The earliest name was "Shu Sheng-Du Dao". Shu menas now SzeChuan province, Sheng-Du is the ancient name for now India. The network of Cha Ma Gu Dao has been evolved for such a long time that archaeologists now believe it is more spreading and complicated than the famous Silk Road.
China director Tian Zhuang-Zhuang filmed a documentary in 2005, DeLaMu, to record the livings and works of people and animals, called Ma Bang (Horse Gang), that still rum Horse Service along the Cha Ma Gu Dao. Two clips here:
You can see the grandiose mountain scenes and the treacherous road conditions in the clips. For thousand-years, our ancestors and their horses silently and humbly walked step-by-step on this Road to transport goods such as teas, fabrics, sugars, salts, etc. from SzuChuan or Yunnan to Tibet, Mongolia, to Nepal, to India, to Afghanistan. Goods were changed hands from Chinese to Indian to Persian, and even to Europeans. How Heroical!
Now with the surge interest and trading of pu-erhs, companies and local government finance to run Horse Service to bring pu-erhs to Beijing, GuangZhou, and even talking about Taipei... sure, it is good for marketing pu-erhs, but I also feel sad once almighty Corporations' money coming to it, another thousand-years old tradition is twisted and "re-packaged" and ... somehow, it is not the same anymore.
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Jan 09, 2006 - The third day morning to prepare Hong Shui oolong for aging. Woooww... my neighbor was walking his dog in t-shirt and short pants! Where is my Winter, hum?After last night's 6-hour roasting, the Hong Shui oolong sat quietly in a corner of the dinning room. Time to do a taste comparison against the original Hong Shui.
I measured 3g of both teas (original and the re-roasted ones). Here is how they looked:
>> Or click here to see Closer Images of them.
Little difference on the dry teas' appearance.
Let's brew them side by side to see the difference:
The liquor of the re-roasted one is clearly more amber than the original Hong Shui.
Taste-wise, it's surprisingly like a good Dong-Ding, with a good ripe fruity aroma. Less sweet than it is originally. I am happy to find there is little sharpness, or "edges", in the taste/aroma. An overnight quench seems to work well to smooth out the teas.
Overall, I am satisfied with the 2 day's roasting. It is still considered a medium-roasted oolong, but I am confident its quality is stable enough for aging for 3 to 5 years in a jar.
Now I am ready and confident to prepare several lbs of Hong Shui for aging, by using the large roaster:
I believe everybody can DIY roasting your teas. Even without the special roaster, I would think any small oven (buy a new/clean one; used ones have too many strange aroma. You don't want your teas to smell like a piece of fish!) can work. I will try a small oven to see how to get it work properly for tea-roasting and report back : )


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