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What Kind of Tea Do You Drink Most? And What Would You Like to Learn About Tea?
Reader Survey
Ever since I was a little girl, sipping on Pelican Punch with milk and honey, I've been a tea-drinker. I consume plenty of coffee and other hot beverages too, but tea is my comfort drink, and I have quite a stash. What you see above is a fraction of the whole (I've recently instituted a strict one-in, one-out policy for my tea collection). What about you? What kind of tea do you drink, or are you an equal opportunist?
Also, we're going to be writing about tea more frequently this year at The Kitchn — is there anything in particular you'd like to learn or talk about?
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(Image credits: Faith Durand)
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I'd like tips on blending tea leaves, herbs, and other ingredients to make your own tea blends.
It leaves a nasty film on your teeth and tongue...yuk.
Until I spent three months in Japan last winter, I was pretty much an earl-grey-only drinker (and variations thereof, my local tea shop has some delightfully sweet 'dorian grey'). But then I went to Japan and started drinking extra green sencha (i.e., sencha with matcha). I wrote about it on my blog, it's pretty much the best. The first cup is like matcha (vegetal, but without the whisk and bowl), and the second+third cups are straight up sencha. I really really recommend it. (Also sakura mixed with black tea is pretty delightful, too).
What I'd like to see talked about is possibly nine things (I've gone a bit overboard):
(1) I've read about the harmful toxins in paper tea bags. I don't use them much myself, except when making fridge/iced tea, but would like a better discussion/investigation into this issue.
(2) Likewise, there's been some murmurs about the harmful effects of non-organic tea. Is this really as big a deal as people make it out to be? Is a large amount of organic pesticides on tea leaves really better than a smaller amount of non-organic pesticides?
(3) I think the community and newbies in general, might benefit from a basic how-to brew tea (like, your tea should only steep for a certain amount of time, if the water is too hot it will burn the tea, etc. etc.) and maybe a round-up of loose leaf tea devices. My favorites are the OXO 3" Strainer and the Thermos Nissan 12 oz tea tumbler, but I'm sure others have more exciting options. Something besides just tea balls! Or maybe even announcing that one can purchase paper tea bags separate from their tea...for the n00bs, of course.
(4) A round-up of good monthly tea subscriptions. (I know Adagio.com has one, but what are others, what are the differences?)
(5) There needs to be some mention of Steepster.com tea reviews. Somewhere! Anywhere!
(6) Perhaps some sort of overview of international tea brewing methods? I've written about making Turkish tea with stacked tea pots, but there's a whole separate process and ceremony for making matcha as well as the matcha tea ceremony. I know there's other varieties in teapots, cups, and brewing methods and I think it'd be nice to get an overview of some others.
(7) I would like to know about mixing your own loose leaf tea blends. One can buy straight up lemongrass (and other tea ingredients) from a local tea store, but what are some combinations with lemongrass (or other ingredients) that the community has had success mixing on their own?
(8) Possibly address the dangers of 'sun tea' and introduce overnight fridge-brewed iced tea. And the fact that you can make your own combinations (3 green tea + 1 jasmine green tea, 3 black tea + 1 loose leaf earl grey, etc. etc.)
(9) You're with TheKitchn, so I would bet money that you'll do some series of posts about hosting a 'tea party' of some sort.
For more than you ever needed or probably wanted to know about tea and brewing it 'properly' according to the tea snob who wrote this read this Wikipedia article
Be prepared with you digital thermometers and stopwatches because, most of us have been preparing our tea all wrong (me included. and NO I'm not following this jerk's advice)
My new years resolution is to finish all the tea I already have before I buy any new tea! PS I am ignoring all the best before dates on the Celestial boxes. hehe.
Well, Grossvater, it's a Wikipedia article, so it's actually written by many snobs/jerks ;)
Also, while one does not need to follow these exact temperatures and brew times, I find that it's quite easy to 'burn' black teas by steeping for too long...whereas it's practically impossible with herbal teas. Maybe err on the side of caution and use slightly less than boiling temperatures and a 2 minute steep time in most cases?
Maybe some people do not like tea because they always have it over-steeped? Americans tend to leave the tea bag in the tea pot and never remove it which could be one cause of that...
Trader Joe's used to carry a "Dutches Grey" tea that was BEYOND fantastic. For some reason a few years ago they stopped making it. It's like a cult favorite in my circles and a few of us still have the last few coveted tea bags hidden in our cabinets for only special times. Why did TJs stop making it and can they PLEASE bring it back? I've tried other Dutches Grey teas out there and nothing comes close to the Trader Joe's version.
Now, I strictly drink Tetley black tea only.
I like Lipton's black pearl tea as an every-day tea, but I really like trying the tea blends at Adagio teas. Some of my favorite teas come from there.
I'd love to see some discussions as to which tea brands may include not quite natural ingredients in their flavored tea versions.
Yeah, stardragon, or why Lipton Teas need modified corn starch?!
(You can see an example if you look at the ingredients list on this Amazon.com Lipton offering). Corn starch. In tea. Really.
I'd like to branch out a bit more. I don't like black tea (too many medicinal cups of PG Tips at school as a kid) but I do like green tea and I drink lots of fruit infusions, and some chai. Sort of a 'If you like this, then try this' series would be handy.
I tend to get lots of loose tea, all different kinds.
My friend calls all the herbal teas on the market 'ditch weed tea' because you never know where they come from, where they have been and they will never be in my cupboard. But I would love more articles on tea as I don't drink coffee but have a big stash of teas in my cupboard. Also some articles on the best teapots and cups or mugs.
some great suggestions here. i especially second international brewing / drinking practices, tea subscriptions, and suggestions for new teas.
and of *course* there should be more tea party recipes and ideas! may i put in a request that you include a few ideas for the veg-heads and GF among us too please?
Oh this news makes me happy. I totally got my coffee tastes and preferences all figured out last year and I already decided I need to learn more about tea this year. The fact that you guys are also into tea this year makes me a happy bunny :D
For environmental issues, look for these:
◾Small artisanal tea farms that use private property, and minimal land.
◾Biodynamic estates, which attempt to preserve standing rainforest and diversity.
◾Tea leaves cultivated from standing trees, usually in mountainous regions.
I read that rooibos, Hampsted Biochai and Rishi (grown in the Yunnan region) were best for preserving rainforests and not slicing them down as monocultures. Rooibos is supposedly hand picked.
I'd like to know more about responsible tea growing.
All of the things you have mentioned sound like topics I (a definite tea newb) would find interesting and useful to learn about. Good stuff!
Can we have some teapot porn? There's alway luscious product roundups of other ogle-worthy kitchen supplies.
We mainly drink Ostfriesen tea (loose, no tea bags) by the Buenting company - a delicious mix of mostly Assam, some Darjeeling and some Ceylon. And I do use a digital timer (sorry, Großvater), prewarm the pot and make sure that the water is at a rolling boil.
We ran out the other day - it was a sad afternoon of leftover tea bags from camping supplies, until our son biked to the only store in town that carries our brand. Oh, that first cup of the real stuff! It was pure bliss.
I'm a dedicated tea drinker, partly because of family preferences, partly because I can only drink coffee if it approximates melted ice cream. Tea is wonderful with just a bit of sugar, and I find it very comforting, so tea it is. I order loose leaf from Adagio, and have a gold filter that fits into my office mug. Favorite flavors include vanilla and "Christmas" (which is close to Constant Comment, tea of my childhood).
I tend to buy organic loose teas.
However, Teavana does have an interesting app for blending teas.
I drink mostly black teas and my husband drinks mostly green. We recently purchased the Harney and Sons Guide to Tea which turned out to be an excellent guide for temperature settings and length of time for brewing, as well as brief but useful facts about tea varieties. We've invested in an electric kettle with variable temperature settings--the utiliTEA kettle by Adagio as per theKitchn's recommendation--and a small thermometer. We've found by brewing teas at the correct temperature for the recommended amount of time, the taste vastly improves. We use loose-leaf tea only. I recommend Orange Pekoe black tea for serving English style with milk and sugar, Ceylon when served alone, and Sencha and Gyokuro green teas.
You can get some great ideas from The Upton Tea Imports History of tea articles - http://www.uptontea.com/shopcart/information/INFOnl_home.asp and http://www.uptontea.com/shopcart/information/INFOnl_Archive.asp - they are currently covering "well-known American package tea brands" from the 19th and 20th century.
"Curious Teapot Designs" and "The Practical Teapot" (starting with 10th century Chinese pots) are two of my favorites.
I'm quite the fan of yerba maté, but enjoy all tea! I think more info on making your own blends would be incredible, as well as some basic, intro articles.
Diehard tea drinker. Loose leaf only. David's Tea has so many fun flavours but my daily morning is always Hatimara Asam I would love to try baking with it.
I'd love to know how to make a good spicy chai latte at home. When I brew it from bags (I've tried all the brands, and tried increasing the tea:water ratio), it just falls flat, and the milk/cream seems to just dilute it even more. But I don't want to buy concentrate all the time or be tethered to the coffee shop for a decent beverage. Also, what can you tell us about other tea traditions? Chinese, Japanese, British, sure, but Indonesian, Indian, others?
My go-to every day teas are black tea or chai. But once in a while I'll come across a great genmaicha which will just warm you to the soul. And as snobby as it may sound, the ultimate tea experience for me will always be the traditional Japanese matcha ceremony.
I, too, would love to see different tea practices from around the world featured. And also different preparations of teas. My husband never like chai until I enlightened him to the notion of adding a little honey and milk. Now, he's a convert.
I only drink ground green tea.
what about the teas between black and green? I practically only drink oolongs, and there's a huge variety of just this type of tea.
Hardcore, lifelong black tea drinker here: I used to mess about with fruity blends, etc., and then I discovered proper English tea. I love the whole ritual, and a proper cup of tea is a thing of joy. I love everything about tea drinking- I mean, come on. TEA COZIES, YA'LL.
Yorkshire Red label brewed for 5-7 minutes with fresh water brought to a full, rolling boil (I may or may not own three electric kettles, one of them small enough for travel, so I can have proper tea when I am not at home), splash of milk.
The freshly, properly boiled water makes a real difference.
Also, Yorkshire Tea is a charming company, as evidenced by this song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFfn8L2saYI
I still do love Bigelow's Constant Comment and the Republic of Tea's Earl Grey, but it's the Yorkshire that gets me out of bed in the morning.
I'm a certified tea horder. I have at least 50 bags, tins, and boxes of [mostly loose] teas. I buy yerba mate, rooibos, and chai by the pound and just started making kombucha to hopefully pare down my stash a little bit. And I was seriously disappointed to find out that each batch only uses two tablespoons.
oh btw i shop at Tavalon and Tealuxe and love their teas!
I have problems sleeping and like to have a cup of LInden Tea before bed.
Called Tilo sometimes at herbal shops. Also Valerien.
And to that ccp person that talked about ditch weed tea? What do you think Bush Tea is?
We traveled all around the world and lived in Sint Maarten in the caribbean and I can tell
you people make tea out of anything.
And being in Miami, I drink unsweetened iced tea with lunch. Sure it's some heresy like Lipton.
And I grew up in NYC so got lot's of Green Tea in chinatown.
To each his own I say.
Mariage Freres and Fortnum and Mason!! And I still love a good cup of PG Tips... Oh, and 100% agree with the others about the loss of Trader Joe's Dutchess Grey. So sad, and wish they'd bring it back.
If you're going to write about tea more, can I suggest reaching out to some small tea companies that specialize in high-quality, hand crafted teas for some good info? I would particularly recommend
Verdant Tea (Minneapolis) - They work directly with farmers in China to import super high quality teas, including experimental processing of unique leaves
Butiki Teas (New Jersey) - Stacy (the proprietor) uses high-quality base teas from around the world to craft some of the best flavored teas available.
Teavivre (China) - A Chinese tea company that sells top-notch teas directly to consumers at amazing prices
Mandala Tea (Minnesota) - Another small company that works with Chinese farmers and imports small batches of amazing teas
Just some off the top of my head. These companies also tend to be very available and involved in the education process when it comes to loose leaf tea.
I love learning all about tea. It's such an interesting drink with an entire history and culture devoted to it. I'm interested in learning as much as I can about it.
I drink herbal only because I don't want to drink anything that has even just a little caffeine. It's not that caffeine makes me crazy, but I'd just rather not deal with it.
I have a cupboard full of Mariages Frères loose teas -- at least a dozen from estate blacks, to flavored blacks, greens, and herbal blends.
I also have a few teas from the Colonial Tea Company of Sweden -- Rosegarden, and the best Rooibuis I have ever found.
Green teas I order from Hibiki-an -- we love genmaicha tea.
And what would a tea cupboard be without some Celestial Seasonings? My kids love Sleepytime with honey, especially when they have a tummy ache.
Guess I'd love to discover special blends or teas that I haven't yet discovered.
I am a tea hoarder too. I have an entire kitchen cabinet full of teas, mostly from Harney & Sons - my favorite brand. I love trying different types and blends. I would like to know about different brands and geographic growing regions, and how the tea is processed.
No option for white tea? That's my favorite kind! I especially like Harney & Sons Dragon Pearl Jasmine.
As for suggestions, I would love to see a beginner's guide to tea types (herbal, white, mate, rooibos, etc.) since there are certain uses for each one.
Pu;erh tea. When I was in China, I found these tins of 15 mini tuo cha. I wish I had brought more home with me. I am doomed to take my tin to one crappy asian market after another trying to find it or comparable.
I also never have found it to be too strong. I usually use one mini tuo cha in a chinese bought approx 12 oz insulated bottle with strainer, and fill it with hot water about 3 times before I get rid of it. I also was able to buy a cold version in a bottle of Pu'erh. Wish it was more widely available in US
Oh and as for how I drank it before you cringe, That was the way that I was shown by the Chinese students I had.
During the Polar Vortex here in Chicago, it was nearly too cold to get up and do anything other than make a huge pot of tea, so that was my first post on my blog for the new year.
I find if you're used to using the tea bags, the process for loose leaf tea can be a little confusing so I did a step-by-step of how I make mine. Little things like warming the mug and the pot before adding the loose tea make a difference and are nice parts of the ritual for me.
Personally I like black tea and blends (chai and variations, earl grey, english breakfast) the best as I like the hint of bitterness. Rooibos is nice as well and herbal is great for iced tea in summer though. I don't go out of my way to make green tea though, it tastes too much like grass to me.
Assam, Darjeeling, and lately Harney Bros Hot Cinnamon something-or -other. Thanks to the original owners of Teahouse Kuan Yin in Seattle I know how to make a pot of tea. Now there is also Remedy Teas - an amazing and lovely small shop. They have some crazy magical blends. Things that I was craving that I didn't know I was craving. My 6 year old is hooked on Celestial Seasonings Blueberry. I do drink coffee, but lately I find that tea is edging in to coffee territory.
Heath teapots (large and small), some vintage pots, a nice silver vintage tea strainer from ebay. TEA COSIES. My fave is one that looks like Hannibal's elephant that I picked up in London. Speaking of which, postcard teas in London do some lovely teas as well. I can 100% nerd out on the supplies and tools! but it's most important that what you have brings joy. Wabi sabii, man. ;-)
Ps. Sorry for the wabi sabi typo. Also, NO CHAMOMILE. :)
I drink black tea. green tea gives tummy ache. have no idea how it does that to me. please show us the varieties of teas available that are good for health (does it exist?) - maybe from the asian perspective.
I whould really like the world to understand that the japanese tea is no longer drinkable.
The tea fro japan is radioactive without a doubt, the test done in japan is not valid and are made by japanese goverment paid scientists and export imoport business thats afraid of loosing theire money,included usa in a big way., France stoped shippment of the tea one time, but no one wil afford to check everything, if ppl think logically of wind and nature laws it is very obvious that its a big amount of cesium 137 and others in the tea plants. It is morally tired to always see the big business dont care about ppl and theire well being.well anyway i have no money invested in japan or if the tea sells or not, just trust me Japanese tea is not good for you. Having radiation inside your body even alittle is very bad and it dies not leav the body. So yes i whould like ppl to stand up to the japanese radioactive tea and do not tell me its not. Free press is best and dont be afraid to write the truth.A good begining to understand is to look at this link, that guy is better than me to explain. http://www.transcriptsearch.com.es/id/WKTJ47R-hNw
I get mine from MRH, and add in a dollop or two of yellow box honey. I would love to take it sitting down in a porcelain cup next to a rainy window but usually it's on the go, in this. I promise these aren't ads! It just took me what feels like forever to find exactly what I wanted and maybe other people are looking for the same. Anyway, I don't really know much about tea, and I wish I were more inclined to learn, but it's just not a high priority for me. I try to limit my tea (since I only drink it with honey) because diabetes, so for me it's natural spring water that I gather and take home most of the time.
I'm going to put my vote in for discussion of international methods of brewing tea (in particular, Singapore Teh Tarik). Also, recipes for tea munchies (cookies, scones, etc) would be great, especially if they have the option to be made for one or frozen for individual use.
I love lots of different green tea, but most evenings i find myself drinking a cup of earl grey finest tea the best of british "thats a brand thats exstra good with soymilk i think" with a little honey and some soymilk. It taste great, but i think sometimes it is the little " tradision" you make yourself that make it so good. So if you take the time to prepare that little ekstra attension to the tea, i belive in your own way it will taste better in our mind.
I drink rooibos tea most often, and usually as iced tea. Sometimes rooibos alone gets bland, so I like trying some of the flavors, like blended with vanilla and citrus.
I'm a tea hoarder as well, and a recent favorite has been David's golden pu'erh. I love most kinds, though am not a huge fan of rooibos. I would appreciate a review of electric kettles, since that has been something I've pondered for awhile, as well as more info on tea sourcing and sustainability. I have recently "discovered" baking with tea, and I don't know why I never explored that until now. I am very excited to play around with some of the many possibilities there.
Yay! I'm so excited to learn about tea. I mostly drink PG Tips (I know, I know: it's "builder's tea" but I like a strong cup with toast!) with milk or herbal teas in the winter and iced tea in the summer but I'm excited to branch out. I really enjoy the ritual of bringing the water to boil on the stovetop and pouring it for some reason.
I'd love to learn about the different brands that exist for tea. I tend to buy only freshly roasted coffee and grind it at home, but tea availability in my area is limited to what the large grocery carries -- Celestial Seasonings, Twinings, and others of that ilk that you can buy at Target (or WF if I'm feeling flush) -- so I've never been able to develop my tea snobbery properly.
I'd love to see tips and recipes for making tea blends. Also, resources on brewing different types of tea. Homeopathic uses uses for common ailments would also be great.
To the person who mentioned wanting a good CHAI method.
In a large pot of water (4 cups) bring to boil, 6 cinnamon sticks, 6 ground cardamon pods, 5 thick slices of ginger, and several fresh grindings on black peppercorns. Let simmer for 20 minutes. Strain out the spices.
You may store this spice base in the fridge.
When chai is wanted use this spice water to BREW your black tea with. You boil some of this. (let's say 1 cup) ..and pour over your loose tea/tea bag. You can make that a Latte by bringing to boil 1/2 cup of milk/soy milk whatever...WITH the chai spice liquid base and pour the dairy spice blend over your black tea. Steep 2 minutes in your tea pot as you would a normal cup of tea.
Very comforting.
what about white tea? that's my favorite and always seems to be left out of tea-talks
I have a ridiculous amount of tea that I am trying to get through right now before any more comes in the door. My absolute favorite, though, is Dean and Deluca's Earl Grey Extra loose tea. It is to die for!
I am a big fan of Inneka Himalayan Black tea. Gorgeous tasting tea. You pour the hot water through the top of the bag.
I would love to find some other wonderful teas. Would you consider rating teas like they do on AT product reviews?
I'm mostly a coffee drinker, but when I need peace in mind and to relax, I always choose a cup of good tea. It doesn't matter if it's herbal, black, green or white tea, it's just has to be tea.
My favourite tea is probably organic Blueberry Jam black tea! It's like a fairy-tale :) I found it thanks to my sister who took me to David's Tea in our city and introduced me to the world of loose leaf tea!
I'd like to find out more about the origin of tea and how to prepare some types of tea:)
I'd love recs for online sources of quality tea. I have limited options locally. I'd like to learn more about the proper way to make tea. I just plop a bag or ball in and let it steep away...


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Michael Peters is the author of the sound-imaging poem Vaast Bin (Calamari Press, 2007) and other assorted language art and sound works. As certain as he is uncertain of access to "the real," he frequently tests and probes that periphery.
Various manifestations of his "writings" have appeared in print and online journals like Barzakh, PEEP/SHOW, SleepingFish, Bright Pink Mosquito, Word for/Word, BathHouse Hypermedia Journal, unarmed, LUNGFULL!, Rhino, Spinning Jenny, Sous Rature, Tool A Magazine, Lost and Found Times, American Weddings, Mad Hatters' Review, and Hyperrhiz: New Media Cultures, to name a few. Visual-poetic manifestations can be found in various avant-garde libraries and special collections, such as the Sackner Archive. His work has appeared in various art galleries and visual poetry anthologies such as Vispoeologee (Minnesota Center for Book Arts Winter Book, 2007), Anthology Spidertangle (Xexoxial Editions, 2009), and The Last Vispo Anthology: Visual Poetry 1998 – 2008 (Fantagraphics Books, 2012). In 2009, his "Graphy for the Ensemble" was included in the first run of The Paper Kite Press Visual Poetry Poster Series.
Michael Peters speaks Yeti.
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Peters cut his teeth in the musical group Poem Rocket, and continues to explore sound-imaging in solo performances, improvisational collaborations, and installations. With Poem Rocket, recorded sounds appear on labels such as the Chicago avant jazz and rock label—Atavistic—as well as on renowned underground labels from the 1990s like PCP Entertainment and Magic Eye. Peters is also an original member of the Be Blank Consort (BBC) with recordings on Luna Bisonte Prods. Sound collaborators are not only the Be Blank Consort, but Al Margolis (If, Bwana), Area C, and Jack Wright, among others. Peters has read, lectured, and performed at events in a wide array of venues, including The &Now Festival of Experimental Literature (2006 and 2009), The Bowery Poetry Club with the BBC (2006) and again with Area C (2007), SubTropics Experimental Music Festival (2005), Issue Project Room (2008) with Al Margolis, The Roanoke Marginal Arts Festival (2009), The Subterranean Poetry Festival (2010), The Avant Writing Symposium in Columbus, Ohio (2010), and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago for a Fluxfest Chicago event with the BBC (2011). In addition to a Vaast Bin reading at The &Now Festival in the Fall of 2009, Peters also created a vaast bin sound-imaging installation—and did not fail to install himself.
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Bloomington Police Lt. Bill Parker addressed the media in a news conference Wednesday on the disappearance of missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer. Lt. Parker said the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is joining in the search. Police are continuing to follow up on leads and are interviewing several of Lauren's friends and family members.
Lt. Parker explained why police needed to make forced entry at the Smallwood Plaza apartments Tuesday night. Parker said police needed to obtain video footage from surveillance cameras. Police had a search warrant but were denied access so they made forced entry. Parker said Lauren Spierer was seen coming into the building and going back out around 2:40 a.m. Friday. She left with another person who police are not identifying. Parker said there was no evidence of any tampering with the video.
Lt. Parker also said police have spoken with two people who saw her in the early morning hours. Lauren apparently told a man she wanted to go home and the man watched her walk away. Parker said Lauren was not forced. He would not indicate if Spierer was targeted.
"We are working on polygraphs now," Lt. Parker said.
During the search Tuesday, a purse was found but police say the purse is not Spierer's, but it was actually related to a separate homicide that occurred Tuesday on the west side of Bloomington.
The search enters day six with still no solid leads. Lt. Parker said the search will now expand beyond the Bloomington city limits.
"Everyone in City of Bloomington has been terrific. These people are really incredible to come out and search, we certainly need all the help we can get," said Lauren's father, Robert Spierer.
Police also mentioned they are now getting help from America's Most Wanted.
"We are getting a lot of tips in and have a lot of items to look for. The Bloomington Police Department is committed to finding Lauren. Any case like that we do what we can do," said Parker.
Fox 59 has been in contact with an attorney representing on of the male friends that Lauren Spierer was with the night she went missing. The two were both at Kilroys and then left together and went back to Spierer's Smallwood apartment. The two spent about ten minutes inside her apartment before heading to his apartment near 11th and College. The attorney said that before leaving Smallwood, there was a confrontation in the lobby of some kind and did not provide any further details, but insisted that his client is cooperating with police.
Lauren Spierer is described as approximately four feet, 11 inches tall with a slender build. She has blue eyes and blonde hair, longer than shoulder length. The 20-year-old had just finished her sophomore year at IU. She disappeared near 11th and College early Friday morning. Charlene Spierer said her daughter has a life-threatening heart condition called Long QT Syndrome. Her mother has asked if anyone knows where Lauren is, to please take her to a hospital. Anyone with information should call Bloomington police at 812-339-4477.


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"I'll tell you my secrets," whispered the girl to the moth.
The moth flirted softly and tensed her antennae.
Soft vibrations from whispering secrets filled the moth with pleasure. Tingling words crawled up her wings and her legs.
The girl whispered about beauty and shame, vulnerable and uneasy.
With every word the moth trembles with delight.
Stronger vibrations after every word.
Wings flutter in frays.
Ladders on each side.
Soft hairs shoot away.
The girl has only one word left. She hesitated for a moment, as if she questioned herself.
The moth shook of desire for that one word.
And the moth erupted.
"For you, I would do anything,
For you, I would do anything."
So spoke the fish to the heron.
The heron, flattered but confused, put her head into the water to take a better look at her admirer.
"Oh my dearest, tell me what I can do to win your love," continued the fish.
The fish was blinded by the length of her legs, her feathers of silver gray and her beak, so deadly but o so beautiful.
"Dear fish, your home is in the water, my home is in the sky, how could we ever be together?"
"I will find a way, I promise, if it is the last thing I will do."
The heron flew up. "If you can do that, I shall be yours."
The fish looked at her silver grey feathers dissolving into the sky. That same sky that kept him of being with his love.
He was sad but hopeful.
She was flattered but confused.
He thought, if I want it bad enough, it will happen.
She though, no matter how bad he wants it, it will not happen.
The next day the heron returned to be worshiped.
The fish, still blinded by love, complimented her again.
But when she asked if he found a way yet, he could not but deny.
It was better that way, thought the heron, but did not let the fish know that.
Day after day the heron came back to be admired.
The fish never lost hope.
The heron knew he would never do it.
Years went past.
The heron got older
The fish got older.
The heron was sure, it was better this way.
The fish was sure, tomorrow I will find a way.
The fish was right.
The heron landed at the fish his pool again, addicted to the attention.
The fish had a surprise, he pulled it off.
"My sweet heron," he said, "I found a way! This night I grew wings, wings of silver gray fins. Now we can live together in the sky."
And he jumped out of the water and flew to the clouds.
The heron did not know what she saw. Never she had though that she had to be his.
"Come fly with me!" called the fish out from the sky.
The heron did what was asked of her. She had made a promise.
That entire day they flew together, until the sun was traded for the black night.
"Oh my darling, kiss me now," said the fish who was not only blinded by love now but also by happiness.
The heron did what was asked.
She spread her beak.
Shame, warm shame
Filled her body up to her navel.
When she was ready to bathe in it,
She opened her mouth
"I see you, you are different."
Eve walked through
the relish of monotonous suits.
Her eyes closed.
Yet she could still see.
Everything the same.
Was that really so?
When she looked down,
at her own body,
she saw nothing.
Her eyes were closed.
I am a suit,
Eva thought.
I am not a suit
Eva thought.
Am I beautiful?
Am I ugly?
"Adam," Eve asked,
"Am I beautiful?
Am I ugly?
Tell me.
"You are beautiful,"
said Adam.
"You are lying,"
said Eve.
But I am different
I know I am,
even though I do not see.
I am not a suit
I am not a suit
I am not a suit
I am not a suit
I am Eve!
(worship me)
(detest me)
I want to worship me
I want to detest me
I want to see me
I want to know me
I am not a suit
I am not a suit
I am not a suit
I am not a suit
Eve looked at the apples.
It was all she could see.
"An apple opens the eyes,"
A voice whispered.
"What is there to see, you don't want to see,"
An other voice whispered.
"You are ugly. Trust me."
Eva thought.
Better to be ugly,
Then be a suit.
Seven apples
She picked from the tree.
But did not eat.
"I am Eve!"
Yelled Eve.
"I'll bake an apple pie.
Every one has to see."
Worship me
Detest me.
Recipe for Eve's apple pie
For the dough:
2 cups of all purpose flour
1 teaspoon of baking powder
2/3 cups of sugar
1 pinch of salt
7 ounce of hard butter
1 large egg
1 tablespoon vanilla sugar
For the filling:
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1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon of cinnamon
3 tablespoons of sugar
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Here's how you make it:
Mix the flour, baking powder, sugar, vanilla sugar and salt together. Cut up the butter into small bits and add it and the egg to the mixture. Mix it with cold hands to a coherent ball. Set it aside on a cool place to rest.
In the meanwhile, peel, de-core and slice the fruit in small slices. Add the lemon, cinnamon, sugar and raisins or nuts if desired.
Get the dough out, take about a fourth of it, and set it away. Flatten the dough and push it into the buttered pie shape. Add the apple filling. Take the last bit of dough and add four tablespoons of flour and two of sugar. Mix it up until you get crumbles. Add it on top of the apples. Put the pie in a pre-heated oven at 320F or 160C. Let it bake for an hour until its golden brown. Let the pie cool down in the shape.
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Think of a jumbo stuffed mushroom without all the high-fat ingredients but with all the flavor. Serve these alongside grilled chicken breasts or a juicy steak.
Servings: 4 servings
Prep: 10 mins
Total: 40 mins
4 large portobello mushrooms, stems removed
1/4 teaspoon salt, divided
Freshly ground pepper to taste
1/4 cup plain dry breadcrumbs
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Coat a rimmed baking sheet or roasting pan with cooking spray.
2. Place mushroom caps, gill-side up, on the prepared pan. Sprinkle with 1/8 teaspoon salt and pepper. Roast until tender, about 20 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, combine breadcrumbs, Parmesan, parsley, oil, the remaining 1/8 teaspoon salt and pepper in a small bowl. Remove the mushrooms from the oven and top each cap with about 2 tablespoons of the breadcrumb mixture, spreading evenly. Return to the oven and roast until the breadcrumbs are browned, about 5 minutes.
Nutrition Facts
Calories 109, Total Fat 5 g, Saturated Fat 1 g, Monounsaturated Fat 3 g, Cholesterol 2 mg, Sodium 245 mg, Carbohydrate 11 g, Fiber 3 g, Protein 7 g, Potassium 612 mg. Exchanges: Starch 0.5,Vegetable 1,Fat 1.
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The ground-breaking metamorphosis scene in the Michael Jackson short film 'Black or White' released in 1991
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Caravaggio, Conversion of St. Paul
Caravaggio, Young, Sick Bacchus and Basket of Fruit
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Cezanne, Bathers.
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Diebenkorn, The Ocean Park Series
Duccio, Maesta
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Durer, The Four Apostles
Dutch Painters at the Frick Collection, 2013-2014 Show
El Greco, Burial of Count Orgaz
Fontana, Portrait of a Noblewoman
Frankenthaler, Color Field Painting and Mountains and Sea
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Gentileschi, Artemisia. Judith Beheading Holofernes
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Ghent Altarpiece.
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Goya, Family of Charles IV
Goya, The Third of May 1808
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Hals, Banquet of the Officers of the St. George Civic Guard
Hals, The Laughing Cavalier
Hals, Regents of St. Elizabeth's Hospital
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Isenheim Altarpiece
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Horace Pippin. Life and Work
Poussin, Assumption of the Virgin
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Rembrandt, Aristotle with a Bust of Homer
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Rosa Bonheur. Plowing in the Nivernais. Horse Fair.
Lavinia Fontana. Portrait of a Noblewoman.
Helen Frankenthaler. Color Field Painting and Mountains and Sea.
Artemisia Gentileschi. Judith Beheading Holofernes. Self-Portrait as an Allegory of Painting.
Frida Kahlo. Frida and Diego Rivera. The Two Fridas. The Love Embrace of the Universe.
Angelica Kauffmann. Self-Portrait Torn Between Music and Painting. David Garrick.
Judith Leyster. Self-Portrait. The Proposition.
Paula Modersohn-Becker. Self-Portrait with an Amber Necklace. Still Life with Goldfish.
Berthe Morisot. Refuge in Normandy. The Cradle.
Georgia O'Keeffe. Jack in the Pulpit Series.
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Visiting the Hermitage, with famous paintings dominating its 3 million works of art, has been a dream for decades. The founding of this art museum is usually dated to 1764, when Catherine the Great began acquiring art collections and deploying art agents throughout Europe to purchase on her behalf.
And purchase they did: I've seen in one morning
a famous painting by Michelangelo, Crouching Boy;
twelve Titian paintings;
Giorgione's Judith;
over three dozen famous paintings by Peter Paul Rubens;
two dozen by van Dyck;
two Leonardo da Vinci paintings;
The Lute Player by Caravaggio;
Danae by Rembrandt;
the most exalted Matisse paintings Dance and Music); and
countless van Gogh paintings.
Ahh, the van Gogh paintings!
Born in Holland to an evangelical preacher, van Gogh struggled to secure a career; after being fired from his uncle's art gallery, he opted to enter the Church but displeased its superiors with his overzealous care of the poor. Desperately, he turned to painting.
In merely ten years, van Gogh generated an oeuvre that impressed famous painters like Claude Monet, who claimed van Gogh paintings trumped all in the 1890 Salon des Independants, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, who reportedly threatened to duel a man critical of van Gogh paintings.
In 1889, van Gogh was institutionalized in an asylum in Saint-Remy for recurrent mental illness. His somber palette of earlier works like The Potato Eaters had been
Vincent van Gogh. Portrait of Madame Trabuc, September, 1889. Oil on canvas. Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
supplanted by a more diverse palette of brighter hues. From St. Remy, he wrote his brother,Theo:
Life passes by, and you cannot undo it, but precisely for that reason I am working without sparing any effort: the opportunity to work may not present itself again. This is so much more the case with me: after all, an unusually strong attack could destroy me as an artist forever (LT 605).
One of the best known van Gogh paintings from his Saint Remy stay is Portrait of Madame Trabuc, or Jeanne Lafuye Trabuc (1834-1903). Little is known of her other than she was married to the head warden at St. Remy, and was 55 when she posed for van Gogh. Vincent describes her to Theo:
She [Madame Trabuc] is an unhappy, faded, and quiescent woman, so inconsequential and unnoticeable that I felt an acute wish to paint on canvas this dusty blade of grass (LT 605).
Yikes. This sentiment is captured in van Gogh's controlled brushstokes that define Madame Trabuc's dress; these vertical, evenly spaced marks are remote from the impasto, or thick, circular strokes more typical of van Gogh paintings. Van Gogh made a copy of this Trabuc portrait for Theo, making it impossible to know if the Hermitage painting is the version from the live model or the copy. And who cares? It's stunning, brilliantly capturing her quiet, unassuming demeanor.
A painting of the same year acknowleges the esteem van Gogh held for Jean-Francois Millet, recorded in a letter he wrote after seeing some of Millet's drawings on sale:
When I went into the room in the Hotel Drouot where they [Millet's drawings] were exhibited, I was seized by a feeling something like this: Take off your shoes; you are standing on holy ground.(LT 29).
Vincent van Gogh. Morning: Going Out (After Millet), January, 1890. Oil on canvas, 28 3/4" x 36 1/4". Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
Here van Gogh's brushstrokes are energetically applied as he employed color to create moods rather than to replicate reality. As he told Theo, "Instead of trying to reproduce what I see before me, I use color in a completely arbitrary way to express myself powerfully." His reliance on the expressive values of color made him a darling of later Fauvists and Expressionists... and of visitors to art museums everywhere!
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You may notice that at different times we in the paver industry reference the ICPI (Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute). For an easy explanation, the ICPI is the organization that sets the International guidelines and standards for our industry. International is a very key point in this because as we go along, you will begin to realize how important it is that some of these standards are exceeded for the longevity of a project.
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Dom & Roland is the alias of British drum and bass producer Dominic Angas. The addition of "Roland" in the artist name refers to his Roland sampler. In 1996 he was signed to Moving Shadow recordings, releasing three albums and numerous singles on the label. He has released records on other labels including 31 recs, Prototype, and Renegade Hardware, and has collaborated with an array of artists, including Kemal, Black Sun Empire, Noisia, Hive, Amon Tobin, Keaton, and Skynet. He set up his own label Dom & Roland Productions (DRP) in 2005. He is credited, along with DJ Trace, with creating and popularizing the Tramen breakbeat, and XLR8R magazine called him "One of the finest talents the genre has ever seen."
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School board member Thuy Anh Le said at Monday's board meeting that she was "delighted" that 336 people had responded to the survey on the first day it was posted.
"We need your input," Le said. "It's the only way we have to get the pulse of the community."
The survey is on the school district's home page. Superintendent of Schools Jorden Schiff said the survey will be posted for a week.
The survey asked whether the program should be kept or ended. The survey also asked what measures the school district should employ to curb alcohol and drug use, including the use of Breathalyzer tests at school functions.
The board has reserved time on the agenda of its last few meetings for public comment on the future of the program, but only one person has directly addressed the board.
A vote on the program has been tentatively scheduled for next month.
At the July 9 board meeting, Thuy Anh Le, chairwoman of the committee, said the recommendation was made after reviewing the program's results since it was implemented in the 2008-09 school year.
Le said the program showed "inconclusive reports" and the goal of an annual 5 percent reduction in drug use was not met.
But the board tabled a vote on ending the policy after members failed to reach a consensus and decided more input from parents was needed.
The target population of the tests were students in grades 9-12 who were involved in athletics, extracurricular and co-curricular activities, had parking permits and those who chose to participate in the program with parental consent. That totaled about 94 percent of the school's enrollment.
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Learn More About MLA Sections and Chapters in Chicago
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Every other year at the annual meeting MLA used to hold the Section Shuffle where each of the sections would man a table and talk to members about their section. Often there were themes and the sections would dress up…Share on Facebook
Help Choose the MLA Leadership
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Do you know somebody who is innovative, inspiring, and basically would make a great leader within MLA? Well time to step up and take action. The MLA Nominating Committee is identifying potential candidates for the 2014/15 election. That means if…Share on Facebook
MLA Party With a Purpose
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At this year's annual meeting the final party will be slightly different. It is a "Party with a Purpose." National Planning Committee is hosting a Silent Auction and the goal is to highlight the creative talents, passions (rare books, memorabilia)…Share on Facebook
Get Your MLA 2014 Schedule Figured Out
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The online program planner for MLA 2014 is available. http://www.eventscribe.com/2014/mla/index.asp Either I am getting used to working with the online planner or it is getting a lot better. Perhaps a little bit of both. As we have noticed in the…Share on Facebook
Tips to a Cheaper MLA
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I just renewed my MLA membership and registered for the annual meeting in Chicago. While my annual meeting expenses will be reimbursed, my membership is not. Quite frankly it always hurts to see that much money leave my account at…Share on Facebook
MLA 2014 Poster/Paper Deadline Nov 1st!
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Wow! November is just around the corner. If you have been planning to submit a paper or poster for MLA 2014 you better get moving because the deadline is Novmeber 1st. (reposted from MLA-LMS email list) NOVEMBER 1 DEADLINE –…Share on Facebook
MLA 2013 Blog: My Summary
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Wow there were a lot of bloggers who wrote great stuff at MLA 2013. I tried to attend as much as I can but of course I can't hit everything so I have come to really enjoy reading the Official…Share on Facebook
Go to MLA'13 Blog for Recent Posts
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In a few days a bunch of medical librarians will be heading to or already in Boston for the Medical Library Association's 2013 Annual Meeting. I will be there and I will be blogging, along with other people. There will be…Share on Facebook


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