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The Near East
This 1952 map by the Army Map Service of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provides a broad overview of the Near East, the geographic region traditionally thought of as encompassing the countries of southwest Asia, including Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Israel, and Jordan, and the countries of the Arabian Peninsula. In addition to political borders, the map shows lakes, rivers, and other bodies of water, marshlands, cities by population, pipelines, railroads, and pumping stations. Above the key is a glossary of topographic terms with transliterations and translations into ...
Map of Northern Arabia: in Illustration of Lady Anne Blunt's Journeys
This map shows the routes of two Arabian journeys taken in the late 1870s by Lady Anne Blunt (1837–1917) and her husband, the poet Wilfrid Scawen Blunt (1840–1922). Lady Anne was a skilled equestrienne and horse breeder, who purchased Arabian horses from Bedouin tribesmen, which she then had transported back to England. Her work did much to establish the Arabian breed in Britain. In 1878, Lady Anne journeyed from Beirut, across northern Syria, and south through Mesopotamia to Baghdad. From there she traveled north along the Tigris River ...
Map of Persia, Turkey in Asia: Afghanistan, Beloochistan
Samuel Augustus Mitchell (1792–1868) was a renowned American geographer and cartographer. The majority of his work focused on the United States, but he also made maps of other parts of the world, including this 1868 map of the Ottoman Empire, Persia (present-day Iran), Afghanistan, and Baluchistan. The main territorial units that Mitchell shows are Turkey, meaning the core of the Ottoman Empire comprised of present-day Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon; Persia; Afghanistan; and Baluchistan (mainly present-day Pakistan). Egypt and much of the Arabian Peninsula were at that time technically ...
Persia, Arabia, Et cetera
This map appeared in A New Universal Atlas, published in 1846 by Henry Schenck Tanner, an early American geographer and cartographer. This map shows the political and geographic features of the Arabian Peninsula, using the traditional divisions of Arabia Petraea, Arabia Deserta, and Arabia Felix. Also shown are the region of the Hedjaz with the cities of Mecca and Medina, and Al-Dahna (present-day Kuwait and southern Iraq). The key in the bottom right differentiates between capitals, important towns, and smaller towns by means of starred and shaded circles. The boundaries ...
The Eastern Question in Europe and Asia
In the late-19th century, European politics were troubled by what had come to be called the "Eastern Question," the fate of the 600-year Ottoman Empire. Once encompassing the Ottoman heartland of Anatolia (present-day Turkey), most of the Arab Middle East, and the Balkan Peninsula, by 1886 the empire had shrunk dramatically as a result of wars with European powers, Russia in particular, and revolts by subject peoples. This 1886 map, published in London, shows the Turkish Empire as comprised mainly of Albania, Thrace, Crete, Anatolia, and parts of the Arab ...
War Map of Egypt, Palestine, and Arabia
This German-language military map, published some time in the late-19th century, depicts Egypt, Palestine, and the Arabian Peninsula. It also includes parts of Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (present-day Sudan), Ethiopia, and Eritrea. Railroads, caravan routes, telegraph lines, pyramids, fortifications, and ruins are indicated by symbols shown in the key at the lower left. The German equivalents of some Arabic topographic terms are given. An inset map in the upper right shows the Nile Delta and the Sinai Peninsula. Relief is shown by shading, and the heights of important mountains and passes are ...
Persia, Arabia, Tartary, Afghanistan
This map by Thomas Gamaliel Bradford (1802–87), depicting parts of the Middle East and Central Asia, appeared in Bradford's A Comprehensive Atlas: Geographical, Historical & Commercial, which was published in Boston in 1835. Bradford was born in Boston of a distinguished New England family. He made maps of both U.S. states and foreign countries and became the assistant editor of the Encyclopedia Americana, the first significant encyclopedia produced in the United States. The map uses colored lines to delineate the boundaries of the Persian Empire, Afghanistan, Arabia, and ...
The Euphrates Valley: Syria, Kurdistan, et cetera
This early 20th-century British map depicts the Euphrates Valley, a region that includes parts of present-day Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria. Also shown is the northern part of the Arabian Peninsula. The map indicates railroads, both existing and projected, and the route of submarine telegraph cables. The vilayets (administrative provinces) of the Ottoman Empire in Syria, Mesopotamia, Palestine and southern Anatolia are marked by red lines. A dotted line running across Persia (present-day Iran) from west to east is labeled "Southern limit of Russian sphere." Under the Anglo-Russian Convention of ...
Southeast Europe and the Mediterranean Sea
This map of southeastern Europe and the eastern Mediterranean was made early in World War II by Fremde Heere Ost (Foreign Armies East), a unit of the German army general staff responsible for intelligence about the armies of the Soviet Union, Scandinavia, certain Balkan countries, Africa, and the Far East. The map shows country boundaries in bold, dark purple. Also shown are oil pipelines, wells and other sources of water, and important roads, railroads, and canals. Many of the countries of this region were involved in the war. Italian and ...
The Near and Middle East: Balkan Peninsula
This map of the Near and Middle East was compiled in 1940 by the Geographical Section of the General Staff of the British Army and published by the War Office of the British government in 1941. The map shows topographic relief by gradient tints and indicates railroads, principal roads, secondary roads, caravan routes and tracks, the names and boundaries of provinces and districts, and deserts, rivers, swamps, and other topographic features. Towns and cities are classified and shown by categories, from first (capitals) to fifth in importance. Also shown are ...
General Map of the Turkish War Theater
This map, published in Berlin in July 1916, shows the Turkish theater of World War I. It is based on an 1884 map in French of the Asian provinces of the Ottoman Empire by German geographer and cartographer Heinrich Kiepert (1818–99). The map contains additional notes in German and its coverage of existing and projected railroads is updated to 1916. The Ottoman territories, shown in pink, include present-day Turkey, Cyprus, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan, as well as Saudi Arabia. The Ottoman Empire, or Turkey as it was ...
The Empire and Expeditions of Alexander the Great
This 1833 map in Latin shows the conquests of Alexander the Great (356–323 BC), whose empire stretched from present-day Greece through Turkey and the Middle East to Afghanistan. In 326 BC Alexander set out to conquer India, but he was stymied when his exhausted armies mutinied on the banks of the Hyphasis River (now known as the Beas River) in northern India. The map shows the cities that Alexander founded and named after himself, including Alexandria Arachosia (Kandahar, Afghanistan), Alexandria Ariana (Herat, Afghanistan), Alexandria, Egypt, and many others. Place-names ...
Kingdoms of the Successors of Alexander: After the Battle of Ipsus, B.C. 301
Alexander the Great (356–323 BC) died suddenly at the age of 32, leaving no apparent heir or appointed successor. Some 40 years of internecine conflict followed his death, as leading generals and members of Alexander's family vied to control different parts of the vast empire he had built. The Battle of Ipsus, fought in Phrygia, Asia Minor (present-day Turkey) in 301 BC between rival successors, resulted in the empire's irrevocable dissolution. This late-19th century map in Latin shows the four main kingdoms that emerged after the battle ...
Southwest Asia
This map of Southwest Asia dating from about 1866 shows the possessions of the European powers in this region. The map extends from Libya, Egypt, and Sudan in the west to Mongolia, China (Tibet), and Burma in the east. Colored lines are used to indicate territories controlled by Britain, France, Portugal, and the Ottoman Empire and to delineate what the map calls the kingdom of the imam of Oman. The names of provincial capitals are underlined. British territories in India are divided into six parts: Bengal, the Northwest Provinces, Panjab ...
Middle East Countries: Syria, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Jordan, Saudi-Arabia
This map of the Middle East, originally published in August 1950 and revised in February 1955, was issued by the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center, Air Photographic and Charting Service, Military Air Transportation Service (MATS), of the United States Air Force. In addition to Syria, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, it shows the eastern parts of Egypt and the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium of Sudan as well as parts of Eritrea and Ethiopia. Many borders on the map, particularly on the Arabian Peninsula, are shown as still undetermined. Territories shown ...
General Map of Central Asia: I
General-Karte von Central-Asien (General map of Central Asia) is a large, detailed map produced in 1874 by the Military Geographic Institute of Vienna. The map is on 12 separate plates, numbered I–XII; a 13th plate gives an overview and a numbered guide to how the parts fit together. The map covers a huge expanse, bounded to the northwest by the region of Russia north of the Caspian Sea; to the southwest by present-day Saudi Arabia and Oman; to the northeast by western Mongolia; and to the southeast by Gujarat ...
The Historical Theater in the Year 400 AD, in Which Both Romans and Barbarians Resided Side by Side in the Eastern Part of the Roman Empire
This map in Latin by the great French mapmaker Guillaume de L'Isle (1675–1726) shows the eastern parts of the Roman Empire circa 400 AD and the territory of adjacent tribes and kingdoms not under Rome's control. The latter include the Sarmatians and the Scythians, peoples that the Romans regarded as barbarians. Arabia is shown divided into its three traditional divisions, Arabia Petrea, Arabia Felix, and Arabia Deserta. Qatar is indicated as "Catarei." The eastern part of the map shows the empire of Alexander the Great, including Persia ...
Map of Asian-Eastern Turkey, Persia, Afghanistan, and Arabia
This map, published in Paris in 1842, shows the Asian provinces of the Ottoman Empire, Persia (present-day Iran), Afghanistan, and the Arabian Peninsula. The map appeared in Atlas universel de géographie ancienne et moderne (Universal atlas of ancient and modern geography) by the cartographer and engraver Pierre M. Lapie (1779–1850). Lapie was a member of the corps of topographical engineers in the French army, where he rose to the rank of colonel. He eventually became head of the topographical section in the Ministry of War. He was assisted by ...
Johnson's Turkey in Asia, Persia, Arabia, etc.
This map of the Middle East and Central and South Asia extending from the Nile Valley to the boundary of Afghanistan with British India is from Johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas, published in New York in 1864. The map shows national capitals, provincial capitals, principal towns, and railroads. The Suez Canal, under construction at this time, is shown as proposed. The map provides a detailed overview of the towns and cities along the Nile in Egypt, Nubia (present-day southern Egypt and northern Sudan), and Sennar (present-day Sudan), and of ...
Persia, Arabia, etc.
This 1852 map from the New Universal Atlas by the Philadelphia publisher Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co. shows the Arabian Peninsula, the kingdom of Persia, Afghanistan, and Baluchistan. The provinces of Persia, including Irakadjemi, Fars, Khorasan, and Kerman, are shown by different colors. The Arabian Peninsula is divided into the traditional divisions used by European geographers, Arabia Petrea, Arabia Felix, and Arabia Deserta. Yemen and Oman are shown, along with the locations of important towns, mountains, ruins, and wells and sources of fresh water in the Arabian Desert. Afghanistan includes the northern ...
Map of Asian Turkey, Persia, Afghanistan, Balochistan, and the Khanate of Bukhara, with Some of the Neighboring Countries
This 1848 map of the Middle East and parts of Central and South Asia is by the French cartographer and engraver Pierre M. Lapie (1779-1850), a colonel in the French army and head of the topographical section in the Ministry of War. Accurate and beautifully detailed, the map reflects the high quality of French cartography, and military cartography in particular. The territory covered includes the Nile Valley and the Nile delta, Cyprus and present-day Turkey, the countries of the eastern Mediterranean, Persia, Afghanistan, and Bukhara and other khanates in Central ...


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Yesterday, when you called me from where
They wring your body in rehabilitation,
And cried like static into the phone,
I wanted to say, this is not you anymore,
Forget your life as it is, let the receiver
Fall away as I do, summer, sandalled women
Along endless asphalt, black turf, glory again
Years ago, enough for both of us. Remember
How you used to swear there was nothing
Close, nothing that would ever shut you down,
Your `71 `Cuda, with its bored and blown
426 Hemi? Well, I believed you, racing
Alone all night in my bunk while our parents
Snored or tried to make another brother
Through the wafer-board walls. Rather
Than sleep I would listen for the chance
Screech and roar at an intersection
Rising somewhere from the gold sphere
Of mist that uptown became at night, sure
That it was you, and pretend I rode shotgun
Through that traffic of shadows, defending
Every stop light and woman on the boulevard
From the hated college boys whose lacquered
Foreign two-seaters were left finding
Second gear. Older, I cruised with you
And your girlfriends, smelled their beer
As perfume, watched you make them wet right there
On the leather seat; and I'm sorry now
I lied about my own nights, still a virgin
At sixteen when I followed you into
The mill. You said if there was any true
Likeness to the innards of an engine
In this world it was that place: metal dust
Searing as ash, arrow showers of sparks, booms
That swung and plunged while fires loomed
In vats; all day the roar ground us, a blast
Of steam down our throats, the world red hot,
Water cooled, sweat oiled. I know we're both
Big, and you were bigger, with a bad mouth
And a good right, but when that plate hit
Your back, I knew you'd never walk again.
In the facility that you lived to loathe,
Where the spoon quivered each day to the mouth,
They claimed your hands might come back and then
Maybe your sex. Your wife wants children,
And you can't stand to think she'll bear
Only you, alive but miscarried somewhere
Inside yourself, the way that car you can
Never drive, sits eaten by rain out back
With half a tank of gas, and lets the weeds
Embrace it with slow ruin. Go on, you said,
Take it, and finally I did, for your sake,
But I won't drive it. I still punch a clock
For the men born in white shirts and paisley
Ties, whose parted hair flutters in the AC
Of their offices. Their armpits used to reek
With real sweat under the exertion of facing me
While I helped all those adjusters and lawyers
Right the wrong, so you could lie for years
Totally snowed with Darvon. Sometimes I see
Their wives turn as I pass, to second the praise
Of my snug work clothes, the smell of Paris rising
From their breasts, because now that you're nothing
I'm the one they take raw and finish with their eyes.
All their laughing smiles remind me of a night
When I raced beside you, loving the whiff
Of high octane that seemed to never wear off
Your skin. We waited by the black iron gates
Of the University, the supercharger you bolted on,
Simmering, until an Austin-Healey nosed the line
At the light. The driver flicked his thumb down
While his blonde shook her head and laughed. On green
You let him have a length, and then all
At once, so smoothly, so evenly, your foot
Bore down the throttle like a man who puts
His root inside a woman because they will
Never have anything else, your Firestones
Scorching in every gear, your hand tossing
The shifter as the drive train whooped in passing,
The sidepipes emptying like 12 gauge shotguns.
Shuddering with sheer torque, you sucked the chase
Right out of them. But pulling up at the light,
They were still laughing. They just sat
And loved it because they didn't care, because
They didn't give a goddamn what a true-
Run, boost-snorting, big block motor could do.
—David Moolten
September 24, 2009 9:41 am
Hello David,
There is certainly a lot of powerful and personal imagery here, I can well understand people thinking it biographical. One thinks there is bound to be an element of truth, of experience. There is relief and a tinge of sadness to realise the lie.
September 24, 2009 9:47 am
I got so engrossed in this poem I found myself tearing up, and then remembered it wasn't true! Every piece of it is beautifully described and realized, and has so many layers to it…terrific!
September 24, 2009 5:15 pm
I am reminded of BH Fairchild's Early Occult Memory Sstems of the Lower Midwest. And from me, that is high praise indeed. Very strong poetic narrative.
I particularly love this sentence:
Your wife wants children,
And you can't stand to think she'll bear
Only you, alive but miscarried somewhere
Inside yourself, the way that car you can
Never drive, sits eaten by rain out back
With half a tank of gas, and lets the weeds
Embrace it with slow ruin.
Paul Oakley
Blogging his ReadWritePoem poems at
Inner Light, Radiant Life
September 25, 2009 1:41 am
Rarely do I assume writing to be truth but see it as experience intertwined and re-braided to be enjoyed, re-read and to induce a bit of memory/wish to the reader. This piece is strong and full of reference to icons that bring thoughts spilling from the past. Sweet.
September 25, 2009 2:28 am
The fiction of this poem was very real for me. It pulled me in from its opening lines, and never let go. Great detail and emotion throughout, giving it a very authoritative voice. I love it.
September 25, 2009 7:17 pm
Im not good with words….but i concur with DH…dam your good with words
September 25, 2009 11:00 pm
"Forget your life as it is, let the receiver/ Fall away as I do, …"
I did, reading this. Like any good fiction, this pulls together believable details (I'm too damn close to the age of that 'Cuda's "experience"), and brings the reader in to care: brothers, wife/love, impotence, class: all gather emotions in a short and evocative epic.
Thanks for bringing this to the RWP community!
September 27, 2009 9:02 pm
Wow. That was masterful. Especially loved the off-handedness of "Snored or tried to make another brother."
September 29, 2009 9:39 am
A sweeping tragedy in the tradition of visceral, working-class realism — the solidarity of two brothers, the class conflicts, the sexual mores, the gritty pits of labor, the rivalries of young men, the mythic Cuda car. In this poem steeped in masculinity, the hero is emasculated, both literally and metaphorically — crushed within the innards, the engine, of the mine, killed by the very machinery he loves. Terrible, unbearable ironies. Even though I have no brothers or sons to provide me with first-hand knowledge, I believed every word of this tale, and I was deeply moved by the sad story.


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"We're bringing HR professionals and managers together — and HR supports management — and to bring those groups together to see how they can work together to deal with common issues and that is, 'How do we ensure our organizations are ready to deal with the changes that come their way?'" Brush said.
According to a press release, the conference will feature "senior operating managers from HNI Corporation, Gerdau Steel, NorthSide Bank and Zep Inc. Other featured speakers include Stephanie Sloan (The Hay Group) who will look at the importance of [emotional quotient] in dealing with change. Attendees will also enjoy a networking workshop conducted by Parnick Jennings (Shaw Hankins) and Steve Tuck (Edward Jones, Woodstock and Founding Member of Business Network International).
"The afternoon provides an opportunity to attend two of three break-out sessions: Legal Challenges in Talent Acquisitions (C.R. Wright, Partner — Fisher & Phillips), Strategic Advantages in Managing People (Mike Murphy, Former Plant Manager, Anheuser Busch), and Georgia Department of Labor — Building Workforce Partnerships (DOL representatives).
Brush said having a large-scale conference in Cartersville that targets northwest Georgia businesses is not only an opportunity for local businesses to take part based on proximity, but could open the door for more northwest Georgia-based events in the future.
"I think what's significant is this is the first time all of these organizations have banded together to offer a conference in this area," Brush said. "... We've got facilities here now, not only at Georgia Highlands, but I anticipate in a very short time we'll outgrow Georgia Highlands and will have to move it over to the convention center because we're pretty much going to max out what we can accommodate."
The press release further states, "This conference marks the first collaborative effort among Allatoona SHRM, Greater Rome SHRM, Georgia Highlands College — Continuing Education and the Employer Committees of Bartow, Cobb/Cherokee, and Floyd/Gordon Counties. Northwest Georgia has many economic opportunities in its future and this conference seeks to help prepare managers to capitalize on these opportunities and help move their organizations forward."
The conference will be held Tuesday, April 30, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Student Center located at 5441 Highway 20, N.E., Cartersville.
The release states attendees will be able to take advantage of the following opportunities:
• Learn how to manage the natural emotional reactions to change
• Learn and practice proven networking skills
• Understand the legal land mines you must avoid when making staffing decisions
• Develop an appreciation of the strategic importance of your relationships with your workforce and how you can turn these relationships into a sustainable competitive advantage
• Find out how the Department of Labor can partner with your organization to meet your staffing and training needs
• Hear from senior level managers as they tell you what they need from you to ensure your organization is ready and able to meet the challenges presented by change.
• Ask questions and get the answers you need to contribute more effectively in your organizations.
Vendors also will be on hand to discuss their related products and services with conference attendees. Register online at http://www.highlands.edu/site/continuing-education.
Registration fees are $50 for members of sponsoring organizations; $75 for non-members; and $15 for students. Members of sponsoring organizations may register co-workers at the member rate. Lunch is included.
For more information, contact Brush at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Urquiola Large Vessel SinkPrice: $798.12
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text: JL Audio 6W3v3-4 W3v3 Series 6.5" 4-ohm subwoofer Zoom Front Rear Side Photos Videos My vehicle's homepage We don't check this item for fit or compatibility. Item #: 1366W3V34 Review Summary 16 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $159.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $135.99 Scratch & Dent Buy this item and earn up to 160 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 160 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the JL Audio 6W3v3-4 by Dominic Devito What's a component sub and why would I want one? A component sub is simply a speaker that's designed to reproduce bass once it's installed in a compatible enclosure. Think about the impact of a movie soundtrack in a big theater or even in your own home HDTV setup. A component sub can add the same kind of power to the music in your car. And a car sub is not all about the boom that you hear on a street corner (although that's cool too) - you can pair a component sub with your choice of enclosure to get bass just the way you like it, from tight and punchy to fat and loose. And once you experience music in your car with a well-tuned subwoofer, you'll never go back. Remarkably realistic bass JL Audio built their W3v3 subwoofers to deliver powerful, accurate bass with a medium-power amplifier. Their extensive motor assembly research resulted in a design that ensures smooth, precise cone movement at any power level. Exclusive cooling features shunt heat away from the sub's internal motor structure for long term durability and reduced distortion. Well-rounded performance The 6W3v3-4 subwoofer boasts a 6.5" mineral-filled polypropylene cone with a distinctive metallic JL Audio medallion. A patented design eases the stress felt by the rubber surround during cone movement, for increased reliability and consistent bass output. The removable, customizable trim ring accepts optional JL Audio grilles, and can be painted to enhance your installation. This W3v3 sub works well in a sealed enclosure. To drive this single subwoofer, we recommend a mono amplifier rated between 120 and 225 watts RMS at 4 ohms. For more information, please refer to our article on How to Match Subwoofers and Amplifiers. See more info on this item Highlights:6.5" 4-ohm subwoofermineral-filled polypropylene cone with nitrile-butylene rubber surroundpower range: 40-150 watts RMSpeak power handling: 300 wattsfrequency response: 30-300 Hzsensitivity: 80.49 dBtop-mount depth: 4-3/16"sealed box volume: 0.15 cubic feetwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Size 6 1/2 -inch Impedance 4 ohms Cone Material Mineral-filled poly Surround Material Rubber Ideal Sealed Box Volume (cubic feet) 0.15 Ideal Ported Box Volume (cubic feet) N/A Port diameter (inches) N/A Port length (inches) N/A Free-Air No Dual Voice Coil No Sensitivity 80.49 dB at 1 watt Frequency Response 30 - 300 Hz RMS Power Range (Watts) 40-150 Peak Power Handling (Watts) 300 Top Mount Depth (inches) 4 3/16 Bottom Mount Depth (inches) N/A Cutout Diameter or Length (inches) 5 3/8 Vas (liters) 5.13 Fs (Hz) 41.8 Qts 0.508 Xmax (millimeters) 8.89 Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual 6.5" Subwoofer Black plastic trim ring Owner's Manual Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Enclosure Compatibility Features Dynamic Motor Analysis (DMA): DMA is JL Audio's proprietary method aimed at improving dynamic motor behavior. As a result of DMA optimization, W3v3 motors remain linear in motor force over a very long range of excursion, and also maintain a highly stable fixed magnetic field in the gap over a wide power range. The result is vastly reduced distortion, faithfully reproduced transients, and tight, clean, articulate bass. Floating Cone Attachment Method (FCAM): JL Audio's patented FCAM technology is an innovative method of bonding the surround/cone assembly to the voice coil/spider assembly. This assembly technique ensures proper surround geometry in the assembled speaker for better excursion control and dynamic voice coil alignment. Vented Reinforcement Collar (VRC): The Vented Reinforcement Collar is a composite structure that addresses two issues related to reliability. By reinforcing the critical junction between the cone, voice coil and spider, the VRC greatly reduces failures due to glue breakdown or material weaknesses. It does this by greatly increasing adhesive contact area and providing stress relief to the spider material at excursion extremes. the VRC also feature slots that facilitate air flow directly onto the voice coil windings to reduce thermal compression effects and enhances reliability. Spider/Lead Wire Assembly: The W3v3 features a unique spider, coil and terminal subassembly which is assembled prior to installation in the speaker frame for optimum alignment and glue-joint integrity. The spider is insert-molded into a composite carrier tray which also incorporates the terminal assembly and lead wire strain relief features for enhanced reliability and optimal alignment of parts. The flying lead wires are carefully controlled and strain-relieved without resorting to woven-in lead wires, which can degrade spider performance. Elevated Frame Cooling: The elevated frame design of the W3v3 delivers high-velocity air flow through slots directly above the top plate to the voice coil of the speaker. This not only enhances power handling, but also sound quality by minimizing dynamic parameter shifts and power compression. Surround Stress Relief: By creating a radiused feature on the edge of the cone, stress is relieved from the surround material at maximum forward excursion, resulting in longer life and more consistent surround behavior. Customizable Trim Ring: The woofer comes with a removable ring made of black ABS plastic which can be painted to match the installation theme and create a personalized look. You can purchase optional grille mesh inserts which are specifically designed to fit into the inner diameter of the trim ring. Enclosure Compatibility Recommended Sealed Box Volume: The sealed box size recommended by JL Audio is 0.15 cu/ft. A diagram is provided in the owner's manual for a sealed box with external dimensions of 9" W x 9" H x 6.75" D, assuming 3/4" thick material. (If you are using 5/8" thick materials, you should subtract 1/4" from each dimension.) Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card JL Audio 6W3v3-4 Reviews Average Customer Review: 16 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 Rate the following specific attributes Value Sound Quality Ease of Use "Coolness Factor" Build Quality 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 JL Audio 6W3v3-4 Written By John S., Central Jersey on Tuesday, August 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Another Quality product from JL. Good sound from a small package. Pros: JL Quality, Good sound from small package, small space requirements Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 Awesome Written By Nate, Tomahawk wi on Saturday, June 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome product put in the saddle bag of my harley for a little extra "punch" Pros: Small easy to work with Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 Great little sub Written By Cyclist01, Dallas on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) What a great sounding sub . I have it under the rear seat in my 75 bmw 2002 powered by a linear power 452iq. I am amazed at the output of this sub in a small sealed enclosure Pros: Great sound 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 Jl Audio 6W3V3-4 Written By MustangWill, Los Angeles, CA on Saturday, October 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The JL Audio is an impressive Subwoofer, It can get loud. Don't under estimate it. I would recommend this speaker to anyone with small room in the car. Pros: Small and powerfull Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 Good bass for the sizes Written By Anonymous, Loveland, co on Sunday, July 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got this sub to replace my old factory sub from my 93 thunderbird and by long is way better then the old one really good base for been a 6 1/2 inches sub you won't get the power of a 8 or 10 inches sub Pros: Good quality sub Cons: Price 2 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 JL 6W3v3-4 Written By Anonymous, Kalamazoo, MI on Sunday, July 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This tiny sub sounds great. I am using it in my Fiero factory sub enclosure with the factory amp and it hits hard. I highly recommend this sub to anyone with space issues. Pros: Size, minimum box space needed. Cons: None 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 JL Audio 6.5" sub 6W3V3-4 Written By Randy Y, Brunswick, OH on Monday, April 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this sub as a replacement for my factory sub in my 2003 Maruader. Crutchfield would not say if the sub would fit, or if modifications would be required. As it turned out, I had to modify the factory sub box by cutting 2-2" holes with my holesaw to allow for the larger magnet structure, and there was some plastic below the old factory sub that I simply broke off with some pliars. Once this was done, the sub bolted right up, and I reinstalled the box. This sub made a significant improvement in both sould quality and loudness. The sound is tight, clear, and not boomy, which was my fear. The factory sub box seems to work fine after these modfications. I should mention that my car has a 100 watt factory amp for the sub, and I am very pleased with the result. I recently replaced all four factory 5 X 7" speakers with Polk DXI coaxials, and the entire system sounds great with the factory head unit. I've only had this installed in my car for a few days, so I can't comment on long term performance or durability. Pros: This sub is built like a tank, with a huge magnet structure. Cons: Had to modify the factory sub box. 8 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 3 out of 5 JL needs to work on build quality Written By Corey, Slidell, la on Thursday, March 15, 2012 I purchased two of these and built a ported enclosure between the rear seats of my 1994 Honda Prelude. The enclosure is approximately 1cuft, tuned to 38hz. They're running on my SAZ-1000D @ 2 ohm. Yes, the amp is overkill. I've had them installed for about a month now, and there are a few things that need to be said about them. First, they reach reasonably low for a 6" subwoofer. They are in no way suitable for midbass duties. They're decently loud in the enclosure I've built, but I wouldn't recommend putting these little guys in a sealed box because they just don't have the cone area to do anything noteworthy. They have very good sound quality and transient response. However, I think JL could have done a better job with these. For instance, I've had to repair the speaker twice already. A week after first powering them up, the decorative parabolic dust cap on the front began to separate from the cone underneath and making a lot of noise. Not a big deal, just ordered some CA glue and put it back together. Two weeks after that, the dust cap underneath (the real, functional dust cap), had come loose and made even more noise, so I had to remove the decorative cap again to repair the speaker. All in all, they're a good speaker for a tight space... just don't expect to beat the block down. Pros: -Modest bass for a tight space -Sound quality -The "wow" factor of having a little boom with only 6" speakers -They look nice. Pointless, I know. -They bottom out long before they cook in my enclosure Cons: -One of mine has broken twice. -Power hungry little guys -Expensive. 4 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 4 out of 5 Wife's Toyota Sienna Written By daddy, Saskatoon on Tuesday, March 22, 2011 I was very nervous about the size and power of this little guy, but it sounds great. The bass is very fast and tight, and it adds a lot of punch to my wife's minivan. My wife has been complaining about the base toyota system for years so I finally broke down and treated her. I placed a downfiring 6w3 in a custom box that fit between the consol and the dash. I installed JL 6.5" C3's in my front doors with tweets in the dash and powered this stuff with a JL XD400-4. I also replaced the factory head unit with a JVC unit and powered my rear factory speakers with it. One warning with this sub is to watch your box size, I originally had this thing in the minimum .15 sealed box as stated on the JL website. Not great so I increased the box size to .18 cubic feet and away it went. Awsome sub for its size. 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 JL Audio 6W3v3-4 Written By turbo C, southen cali on Friday, February 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I drive a '93 Toyota MR2. if you anything about this car, you know that sapce is very limited. I upgraded my sub from a JL 6W0 to one of these. After instalation, and putting it through it's first run, it blew my mind and didn't burn a gaping whole in my wallet. I work construction, so I'm not the most experienced person when it comes down to the technical side of things but I have heard many diffierent sound systems and I like what I hear from mine. The enclosure I mounted the Sub in occupies a space of a couple of cubic feet and did not take any additional space that had already previously been used for the stock woofer. it's' an overall excellent product for the price. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 JL Audio 6W3v3-4 Written By Audiophile, Southern California on Saturday, September 11, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have been an audiophile who likes superior sound quality in my vehicles for the past 15 years and I have always been a JL Audio fan because of their superior sound quality. I was running 2 JL Audio 10's in my Toyota Tundra Crew max and decided to try out these 6W3's because I wanted to save a bit of space and get a tighter/cleaner mid-bass sound in my system. I took out one of my 10's and replaced it with 2 of these 6W3's running at 150 watts RMS each. My low pass crossover is set at ~120Hz and my high pass crossover is set at 30Hz for these bad boys. I was skeptical that I would get the performance I desired from speakers this small; however, I was pleasantly surprised. I must say that these things perform so well that I have my 10" sub switched off most of the time. One of my co-workers was so surprised at the performance of these little guys that he is planning to put 2 under his dash in the passenger footwell of his Toyota Tacoma (Yes, the box size required for these is that small). I definitely recommend these to anyone looking to add good quality bass to their system, especially if you don't have much space in your vehicle to put larger subs. 14 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 JL Audio 6W3v3-4 Written By Anonymous, West Central, MN on Saturday, July 24, 2010 I bought one of these to mount in my Jeep Wrangler's factory location, I had to make some modifications to the factory box to make it work. When I got it running with a 150watts RMS from my MTX Thunder 202, I was amazed, now it's not 10" woofer, but for a factory location, it was amazing, louder and cleaner than most 8" woofers I have heard. I am very happy with my purchase and for it's size it is hard to beat. 18 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 This little guy rocks! Written By James, Arkansas on Friday, June 26, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Having recently bought a Porsche Boxster, I was very displeased with the factory system. I upgraded the head unit and door speakers with Crutchfield products, and it made great improvements in the quality of the sound, but it was still very deficient in the low end. A Boxster has NO room in the cabin for medium to large subs. The front trunk is well insulated and no sound escapes the space. (I put a 10" Kicker in there, and you couldn't hear it at all from inside the cabin). Between the rear trunk and the driver is the engine, so no need in trying that. My only recourse was to get something small and fit it inside the cabin. The airspace requirement of only .15cf is what drew me to the JL. I was VERY skeptical of a 6.5" sub. I'm used to 10's and 12's. But I thought I'd try it and whatever I got is what I would live with. I built a box that would fit the passenger footwell. When complete, it was so small it looked like a birdhouse. My son even laughed at me. That is, until I hooked it up. I was very surprised at the lows this little thing could crank out and the solid hit that it produced. And I'm still in the break-in mode! Can't wait to hear what it will really do. Nicest surprise I've had in a while. I'm gonna show my friends, let them laugh, then crank it up. If you have limited space, then this is your ticket. No way I would have ever believed it until I heard it. 18 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Amazingly Tight Bass Written By Michael, Illinois on Sunday, January 04, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've got two of these in the front of my car along with a pair of SR6500s for my sound stage. These speakers did a lot more than I expected. The bass is so punchy and tight. They really shine in the 65-120Hz range. I actually have my two 12" Infinity subs turned off because I prefer the tightness these small subs produce. Great sub for SQ applications! They can't turn out the deep lows like a larger sub can but you can definitely feel them pounding away! 20 out of 20 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 it fits 03 element stock enclosure Written By Kevin, PowderSprings, ga on Tuesday, November 25, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i have an 03 honda element and didn't want to spend all the money on the stealthbox. this little sub can take whatever you can dish at it. i would have never believed it if i had not heard it for myself. best option for this situation. highly recommend. 24 out of 24 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? 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"March and April is a good time to be outside," said DNR Corporal Byron Young. "Spring is the best time of the year to fish so we have a lot of fishermen on the water and turkey season starts Saturday."
Boating activity already has begun to pick up as fishermen take to the lake. As traffic increases, DNR officers remind boaters to be aware of boating safety and always have enough life jackets on board — a perennially common offense — and while air temperatures are high, low water temperatures can quickly turn a small mistake into a dangerous situation.
"This is always the time of year things pick up," Young said. "And on Allatoona, it seems like it gets busier every year. We're already seeing jet skis and pleasure boats getting on the water, which is kind of early. Memorial Day is kind of the kickoff, but the weather is getting nice.
"But this time of year, even though we have 75 and 80 degree days, it's still cold at night. Today, I think the water temperature is 48 degrees on Allatoona. It's going to be a while before water temps are in the 70s, probably the end of April, so when you're talking about 50-degree water, that's a cold water situation."
Especially during cold water situations, DNR suggests boaters take extra precautions, such as wearing life jackets while moving. Even though, for adults, the law does not require a life jacket be worn while the boat is in motion, Young warns that accidents typically happen too quickly for floatation devices to be retrieved and put on.
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"Usually the first several weeks we see a lot of people out," Young said. "By the end of the season, the temperatures have gotten up. The last couple years it's gotten up into the 90s by the end of the season and I'm the same way, I don't enjoy hunting when it's 90 degrees."
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"Hunters will hear some vocal 2-year-old birds in the piedmont, ridge and valley, and blue ridge regions of the state thanks to good production in 2011. Coastal plains hunters may need to work a little harder to call in some seasoned gobblers as birds were not as productive in this area in previous years," stated Kevin Lowrey, Wildlife Resources Division wild turkey project coordinator in a prepared statement. "Overall, statewide reproduction declined by 30 percent last year and while hunters won't feel the effects this year, it may be noticed in 2014."
Most hunters will hunt on private land, but the DNR reminds hunters there are turkey hunting opportunities on wildlife management areas across the state, including Allatoona WMA and Pine Log WMA in Bartow. The highest 2012 turkey hunting season success rates for WMAs in northwest Georgia, however, were taken at Berry College WMA and Paulding Forrest WMA.
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Those that do hunt on private property are reminded to always get permission from the property owner. Obtaining proper permission and hunting over bait are the two most common offenses Young sees occurring in the field for turkey hunters.
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• Select a calling position that provides at least a shoulder-width background, such as the base of a tree. Be sure that at least a 180-degree range is visible.
• Do not stalk a gobbling turkey. Due to their keen eyesight and hearing, the chances of getting close are slim to none.When using a turkey call, the sound and motion may attract the interest of other hunters.
• Do not move, wave or make turkey-like sounds to alert another hunter to your presence. Instead, identify yourself in a loud voice.Be careful when carrying a harvested turkey from the woods. Do not allow the wings to hang loosely or the head to be displayed in such a way that another hunter may think it is a live bird. If possible, conceal the turkey in a blaze orange garment or other material.
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Looking to branch out from my usual morning cup of Lipton tea. I don't like iced tea or fruity tea but I do like hot tea with a bit of sugar. I tried the breakfast collection found at the local grocery store, but would like to try something more. Where should I look to buy some? Also, I don't want to buy huge amounts of 1 kind...I may not like it. TIA
Doesn't your grocery store have a large selection? Most of the grocery stores here in Canada have many, many different brands and types of tea. Large cities also have stores that specialize in teas where one can buy small amounts of loose tea. Even in our little town there is a store that has specialty teas altho they are quite expensive. Try googling to find what's available in your local area.
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Lots of grocery stores have some great selections of teas -- I would start there. Also, check in your area to see if you have a store that sells teas and/or a tea room. Both retail outlets should have a good selection and most in fairly small quantity so you won't have to drink the same tea "forever"!
One particular favorite of ours is Harney's Hot Cinnamon -- it's not a "flavored" tea but rather tea with cloves and cinnamon in it and it is really a warming tea on a winter day. I've had some other varities of Harney's and wasn't all that impressed but I really like their Hot Cinnamon. It is sweet but naturally so and you dont' really need sugar with it.
I like Earl Grey as well and often drink that for my afternoon cuppa.
Received a Christmas gift of Bentley's teas. I'm likin them. And I drink them like you...medium brew (2 minutes) with a teaspoon or so of sugar.
Try adding a couple of whole cloves + a small piece of cinnamon stick to your Lipton cup...or any other spice you might like, while it's brewing. I even save them when I scoop them out for another cup or so later.
Mountainbeach - I hear your dilemna on finding some different teas. Out here in the boonies, it's Lipton, Celestial Seasonings and maybe if you're lucky Bigelow. Nothing else.
Joyluck perhaps has much more to choose from but I caught that she lives in Canada, lucky her, I wish it was so plentiful here as well.
I watch for tea when I'm travelling. We do have a 3rd world shop that features gift items women have handcrafted for their livelihoods and they have some teas from those spots in the world.
I have Bentley and Republic of China, etc in my tea cabinet but bought those out of town no doubt.
Check online for others and order some to try.
I must confess I can't drink hot tea. Perhaps I've never brewed it correctly, but I do like flavored teas, especially when brwewing for iced tea.
If you have a local coffee specialty store they frequently have a tea section. Down in Charleston they have a wonderful shop that specializes in tea. I love the aroma just walking in.
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Charming -- a really great ice tea is 2 family size bags of Luizianne (or Lipton if you want) and 1 small individual bag of Harney's Hot Cinnamon -- a great ice tea -- that little bit of cinnamon really gives the tea a good flavor.
Have you seen the new reports of tea containing non-tea stuff like common lawn clippings?! And they did not report the brands!!!!
I drink probably two quarts of unsweet decaf tea daily (Luzianne or Tetleys). I have an occasional cup of hot tea - Bigelow green or Earl Grey usually. That's a lot of tea to be buying specialty tea but I'm really considering it. GRASS CLIPPINGS?! And what chemicals were put on that grass?!!!
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I truly think from the webpage layout that it's Teavana.This message has been edited. Last edited by: KeepYouInStitches,
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My mother likes tea so I have been sending her selections from www.culinaryteas.com for the past few years. Sign up for weekly Emails and they will tell you about featured teas and coupon codes for savings. Mother generally like a nice black tea, but she also likes decaffeinated versions because she often has a cup in the middle of the night. One tea that she has liked from culinaryteas is called Monk's Blend. It has a bit of orange flavor, but isn't overly sweet or fruity.
We have a lovely store in a nearby mall: Teavana. It's a bit pricey, but they have a website: www.teavana.com
Thanks everyone, I've been looking over the Teavana site and will eventually get to the other ones mentioned. Teavana has a few I'd love to try!!! I don't know where my brain is sometimes...why don't I just flavor my Lipton??? So, I just brewed a bag, added a cinnamon stick, 1/4 teaspoon of almond extract and a spoon of Stevia. It is just so good!!! Tastes like I should feel guilty drinking it since I'm trying to lose weight, lol.This message has been edited. Last edited by: mountainbeach,
Does your market carry Stash? I love the Earl Grey. Very sweet even without sugar. No bitterness and just lovely.
Scroll down to the link with Sales Tactics for a good read on tea purchases.
I will say that I had a similar experience with a high pressure sale in their store and walked right out.
But look at this cute idea to make for your tea!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Beau's Rose,
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That culinary tea link above - very good prices. I will be trying some of their teas.
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A few more links for teas. I haven't purchased from these sites but they look interesting.
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They just had a write up in our paper about www.adagio.com tea. Has anyone tried these?
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I have been enjoying Yorkshire tea my niece sent me a few months ago from Great Britain. I really like a good plain tea and this fits the bill.
Plus the label indicates "appointment to HRH The Prince of Wales," whatever that means.
Canadians and Brits drink way more tea than we do here in the States.
I like a tea called PG Tips Tea. I bought the first box from a website called Brittish Delights when Dad heard it would help to color bowls that he turned. That didn't work well so into the cup it went. Since then I have seen it on some local grocery shelves. It doesn't seem to have the after taste some have.
Piney -- PG Tips is the "Lipton" of Britain. When we lived there that Spring, it had by far the biggest shelf space of any tea.
It is a good tea and since coming home, that is all I drink hot. I get it either at a military commissary, World Market or order from Amazon.
It just makes a nice pot of tea!
My DD works in "Teavana" on the weekends. They sell very high class expensive teas. They have had some on sale during special holidays. She loves the teas and has bought many, many different 'loose teas' that she keeps in air-tight canisters. I have tasted a few of the teas she makes at home and I don't really like them. I find them too weak, they taste like 'flavored water' to me. But I am a coffee drinker and only drink tea if I am sick. I like English or Irish Breakfast Tea I buy in the supermarket. They are stronger than the teas my DD buys from Teavana. But then again, my DD hates coffee! I would suggest you try Teavana teas. They sell 2 oz. so you don't have to buy a lot of something you may or may not like. My DD loves their teas. I tell her she is 'their best customer'....
Ask her to use more tea leaves in your cup!
I have used regular orange/black pekoe tea and tossed in a couple of bags of peach "tea" to the pot. That makes a refreshing delicious REAL peach tea for a hot summer afternoon.
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Martha, I was looking in my store and they no longer carry the PG Tips. I'll keep my eyes out at other stores or order on-line. I have a good stock right now. I am mostly a coffee drinker but tea goes really well with ginger snap cookies.
I was a coffee drinker -- but after living that spring in England, I've taken to drinking tea in the morning (and afternoon) saving coffee for after dinner (and decaf only please!)
And after living in England, the only morning tea I will drink is PG Tips -- afternoon, I sometimes drink PG Tips but also enjoy Earl Grey and in the winter especially with ginger cookies, Harney's Hot Cinnamon!
I like to buy from davidstea.com. It is a Canadian company and they send you samples along with your order. I used to buy from culinaryteas.com, but when I bought a product that was substandard, their handling of my complaint was to basically say...oh, well. They lost me as a customer right then.
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