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By Ryan Divish/Havre Daily News Sports email@example.com
The Havre High cross country teams put together some fantastic performances during Saturday's Havre Invitational, but head coach Kim Ray wishes she just could have seen more of them.
While Ray was running around from place to place to try and keep the meet running smoothly, her girls team captured the team title for the second straight year, while the HHS boys finished a respectable fifth.
"Overall, I was very pleased with how things went," Ray said. "It's hard to say much about how they ran because I didn't see much. But we ran some great times for how tough our course is."
Indeed, the winding course in front of Montana State University-Northern's Cowan Hall has steep hills and some tough climbs.
However, the course played right into Havre's hands, or feet in this case. The HHS girls ran away with the team title with a dominant showing.
Havre placed all seven of its runners in the top 25 runners, including five in the top 15.
"The girls ran an awesome race," Ray said.
McKayla Patterson led the Ponies with a fourth place finish and a time of 20:06.0.
"McKayla ran fantastic," Ray said. "She ran very loose and relaxed. From the little bit I saw, she looked really comfortable out there. She ran a great time for our course."
Teammate Amy McLain finished eight with a 20:28.1. Havre had a log jam of runners come in just a little after McLain, as Darci Briere (20:55.8), Mandi Nystrom (20:59.9) and Becca Hilliard (21:00.8) came in 10th, 11th and 12th respectively.
Havre's final two runners also finished strong as Christina Armstrong finished in 16th with a 21:12.4, while Kelsey Malsam came in 21st with a time of 21:40.8.
"Really, I am mainly concerned how we did in comparison to Browning and Lewistown," Ray said. "And we had all seven of our runners in before either team had their second runners in. We had a pack time of 54 seconds which is pretty darn good."
There were other minor victories for the girls. Patterson beat Lewistown's Sonya Rogers, one of the better runners in Class A, for the first time this season, which should give the Ponies added confidence.
"That's a big pick-me-up for our team," Ray said. "We know that we have someone that can go out and run her down."
Janelle Williamson of Wetaskiwin High School in Alberta won her second-straight individual title with a blazing time of 19:09.6.
"That's the fastest time a girl has ever run on this course," Ray said. "I was kidding around with her, asking if she wanted to transfer here."
Ray was pretty pleased with her girls team's performance this late in the season.
"The girls ran an awesome race," Ray said. "They were very focused. It's always nice to win your home meet, I know it's something they wanted to do."
Although the Havre boys may not have captured the team title, they did have a strong showing, finishing fifth behind very tough teams from Moose Jaw, Sask., Browning, Westaskiwin and Cut Bank.
"The boys race was tough," Ray said. "I thought our boys ran very well against some good competition."
Havre was led by Marcus Campbell, who finished 11th with a time of 17:47.7. Teammates Tyler Crossley and Kyle Baltrusch also finished in the top 20. Crossley came in 16th with a time of 18:12.0, while Baltrusch was 19th with an 18:25.0.
"We've been finishing in that order for our boys team all season," Ray said. "Marcus ran a nice race. It's a good time for our course."
Havre's other qualifying runners were Jeff Hedstrom, who came in 31st with an 18:52.0, and Justin McLeod, who finished in 35th with a 19:08.2.
"Tyler and Kyle did a nice job of running together and Jeff and Justin ran pretty close together," Ray said. "What we need is Jeff and Justin to pick it up and run a little closer to Kyle. That's what they need to work on this week, which is no matter what they're doing, they need to stay close to Kyle."
Havre's remaining two runners, Mike Welch (19:20.1) and Jacob Verploegen (19:28.6), came in 39th and 44th, respectively.
In the junior varsity races, the Havre girls made it a clean sweep, taking the JV girls title in dominant fashion. Havre placed five runners in the top 10, led by Danika Patterson, who edged teammate Kristine Keltgen by one second, for medalist honors. Patterson ran a solid 22:00.6, while Keltgen ran a 22:21.6. Emily Kostelecky finished third with a 22:34.4. The Ponies' also got strong showings from Jaleesa Barthel, who was seventh with a 23:32.7 and Kim Jestrab, who was eighth with a 23:34.9.
"Danika ran one of her best races this season," Ray said. "She looked very strong. The top three runners really kind of hung together the whole race."
Besides her placing runners, Ray was happy for all of her junior varsity runners, who got the opportunity to run at a home meet. The added incentive produced some personal bests.
"Mara Malsam had the biggest improvement of more than two minutes," Ray said. "Chelsea Small and Meredith Hanson also had very good races and showed a lot of improvement."
In the boys races, Havre didn't furnish a full boys team, with only three runners competing. But the three runners placed in the top 25, led by Seth Hinckley's seventh place finish with a time of 19:43.5. Michael Morelli finished in 14th with a time of 20:22.6, while Clay Nottingham was 25th with a 22:08.8.
"Everything worked out OK for the meet as a whole," Ray said. "We had perfect weather and probably the most spectators we've ever had at this race."
With the Central A Divisional looming in two weeks, Havre will get a chance to run the divisional course at the East Glacier Golf Course this weekend in the Browning Invitational. Ray is hoping her runners use the meet as a learning experience.
"We've never run the course before," Ray said. "We're using it as a preview for divisionals. They need to learn the course and get familiar with the layout so at divisionals we know where the places we can shave seconds off are at."
The HHS boys lineup will remain the same. The girls lineup will have one change with Keltgen replacing Briere, who is fighting injuries.
The girls varsity/JV race will start at 12:30 p.m., while the boys varsity/JV race will start at 1 p.m.
1. Havre 15, 2. Lewistown 47, 3. Browning 81
1. Danika Patterson, HHS 22:00.6; 2. Kristine Keltgen, HHS 22:21.6; 3. Emily Kostelecky, HHS 22:34.4; 4. Rhonda Battaplia, Wetaskiwin 23:22.3; 5. Stephanie Hildebrand, Wetaskiwin 23:26.1; 6. Kristen Wiebe, Moose Jaw 23:31.7; 7. Jaleesa Barthel, HHS 23:31.7; 8. Kim Jestrab, HHS 23:34.3; 9. Amanda Babcock, Cut Bank 23:44.2; 10. Shyla Wesley, GLA 23:49.3.
Other Havre Finishers: 12. Meredith Hanson 24:04.9; 17. Chelsea Small 24:54.6; 18. Chloe Kinna 24:55.3; 23. Becca Stone 25:56.3; 24. Sara Lippy 26:04.3; 29. Jessica Obrecht 26:46.8; 30. Patricia Toldness 26:49.3; 32. Megan Toldness 26:56.9; 36. Mara Malsam 28:13.
1. Browning; 2. Cut Bank
1. Isaiah Webber, BRO 17:34.1; 2. Dylan DesRosier, BRO 18:22.4; 3. Jordan Long Time Sleep, BRO 19:02.1; 4. Chris Burdea, BRO 19:18.1; 5. Andrew Whiteman, BRO 19:23.8; 6. Bryan Morgan, BRO 19:24.1; 7. Seth Hinckley, HHS 19:43.5; 8. Josh Juarez, BRO 19:47.2; 9. Ricky Cline, Cut Bank 19:47.2; 10. Neal Doore, BRO 20:00.2.
Other Havre Finishers: 14. Michael Morelli 20:22.6; 25. Clay Nottingham 22:08.8
Team scores
1. Havre 27, 2. Cut Bank 58, 3. Glasgow 74, 4. Lewistown 96, 5. Browning 133, 6. Harlem 175, 7. Dodson/Whitewater 201.
1. Janelle Williamson, Wetaskiwin, 19:09.6; 2. Jayme Larson, Gla, 19:54.0; 3. Kailey Smith, Moose Jaw, 19:56.5; 4. McKayla Patterson, HHS, 20:06.0; 5. Sonya Rogers, LEW, 20:10.9; 6. Samantha Rogers, Moose Jaw, 20:14.8; 7. Nadine Mann, Cascade, 20:21.7; 8. Amy McLain, HHS, 20:28.1; 9. Della Tromblee, CB, 20:37.2; 10. Darci Briere, HHS, 20:55.8; 11. Mandi Nystrom, HHS 20:59.9; 12. Becca Hilliard, HHS 21:00.8; 13. Marles Moore, SHE 21:08.4; 14. Emily Babcock, CB 21:09.4; 15. Jordan Kennedy, CB 21:09.7.
Other Havre finishers: 16. Christina Armstrong 21:12.4; 21. Kelsey Malsam 21:40.8;
Team scores
1. Moose Jaw 62, 2. Browning 63, 3. Wetaskiwin 64, 4. Cut Bank 72, 5. Havre 108, 6. Glasgow 175, 7. Dodson/Whitewater 185, 8. Wolf Point 225, 9. Shelby 233, 10. Harlem 260, 11. Centerville 269.
Individual Results
1. Josh Chow, Moose Jaw, 16:30.7; 2. Jaden Ostapowitch, Wetaskiwin, 16:56.6; 3. Nathen Sporber, Wetaskiwin, 17:07.4; 4. Andrew Gilham, CB, 17:13.9; 5. Javin Sissons, Wetaskiwin, 17:14.1; 6. Ben Jacobsen, CB, 17:29.1; 7. George Madman, BRO, 17:36.9; 8. Andrew Cassidy, Moose Jaw, 17:40.9; 9. Edwin Cree Medicine, BRO, 17:44.2; 10. Ron Ingraham, BRO, 17:47.7; 11. Marcus Campbell, HHS 17:47.7; 12. Wacey Mountain Chief, HB 17:55.7; 13. Matthew Bullchild, BRO 18:00.9; 14. Lee Leendorf, WP 17:55.7; 15. Byron Meeks, CB 18:10.6.
Other Havre finishers: 16. Tyler Crossley 18:12.0; 19. Kyle Baltrusch 18:25.0; 31. Jeff Hedstrom 18:52.0; 35. Justin McLeod 19:08.2; 39. Mike Welch 19:20.1; 44. Jacob Verploegen 19:28.6.


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A 52-year-old man accused of killing his mother and storing some of her body parts in a freezer was arraigned Tuesday in Cleveland County District Court. A district judge denied bond due to the grisly nature of the crime, records show.
Police seized a reciprocating saw, safety glasses with blood on them and a bag full of bloodstained, cutup women's clothing, according to an inventory of items removed from the home.
Oklahoma City police Capt. Dexter Nelson said Gerald Hume had a history of run-ins with police because of the defendant's mental health, including one in August 2009 at his mother's home.
"Gerald was involved in an incident in which he boarded up the windows of the residence, and shot at vehicles as they drove by," Detective David Jacobson wrote a search warrant affidavit.
Hume, who was living with his mother at the time of his arrest, is due back in court Dec. 11 for a preliminary hearing conference, records show.
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They're a piece of every child's imagination, and several of our Metro students learned to build and control them this summer at Robocamp 2012. But no need to fear: these robots are built for peace. Bailey STEM Magnet Middle School held RoboCamp July 9-13. Teachers from Bailey, Litton Middle School and Stratford STEM High School led rising 5th-7th graders through the process of building a robotic arm to use in a competition at the end of the week. The students also learned to solder on a circuit board for an electronic siren. A trip to the Nissan factory in Smyrna provided students the opportunity to see robots in action. The students stopped at Home Depot on the way back to school for an "Inventor's Tour" of the Home Depot in East Nashville where they explored alternative uses for different materials in the store. The competition on Friday put the students' robotic arms to the test as they competed as teams and individuals. Thanks to all the educators who made this free summer camp possible and to all the campers who had an amazing time building robots!
Bottle rockets may be child's play to some, but to NASA and students at Bailey Middle Magnet, Cora Howe Middle and Wright Middle schools, they are serious business. The space agency has awarded its 2012 Educational Engagement Award to a combined team of Vanderbilt University engineering and education students for their work with about 500 students in the three Metro schools. Nine mechanical engineering students in the Aerospace Club worked with six students in Vanderbilt's Peabody College of Education and Human Development to develop lesson plans for the middle schoolers. The Peabody students teach in Metro Schools as part of their teacher licensure requirements. Together, the Vanderbilt students taught teams of Metro students scientific and engineering concepts and then worked to design, construct and launch the rockets. Metro students calculated their rockets' altitudes based on the rockets' time aloft and the group from each school with the highest-flying rocket earned a visit to Vanderbilt, including a tour of engineering laboratories, workshops, project demonstrations and lunch. Bailey STEM Magnet Middle School is part of a K-12 science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) continuum that includes Hattie Cotton STEM Magnet Elementary, Isaac Litton Middle, and Stratford STEM Magnet High School. This post is based on an online article "Engineering, Peabody effort lands NASA STEM outreach award" www.news.vanderbilt.edu. Posted with appreciation to Brenda Ellis and Vanderbilt University.
Fifth and eighth grade students are getting their hands dirty and drawing from all of their subjects in a service project that ties academics to gardening and to their community. With the help of teacher Dr. Boone and the East Nashville Community Garden group, the fifth graders are planting different herbs and crops to understand how multiple factors influence the growth rate of each particular species of plant. The eighth graders are learning about pH levels through acid and base testing to see what conditions will work best for their plants so Bailey can have the best garden possible. The older students will then share what they have learned with their peers, giving both groups a deeper understanding of the concepts involved with growing a successful garden. The happy conclusion to this experiment is that the families and community of Bailey get to enjoy in the fruits of the students' labor. The fifth grades will open their very own restaurant using recipes they've researched and herbs, fruits, and vegetables from the garden. Their math skills will work overtime as they set up the menu for opening day, which is Bailey's Student Celebration Day on May 15th. Not only will participants enjoy fresh, healthy foods, but visitors can see "STEM-ulating" demonstrations, investigations, and projects done throughout the year by students from Bailey.
Bailey STEM Magnet Middle School Student Celebration Day Tuesday, May 15, 2012 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. 2000 Greenwood Ave, 37206


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We Got Green: Jay goes with greener cellulose insulation product
Going with green with insulation is actually one of the easier choices in a remodel project. There are many alternatives to fiberglass such as UltraTouch Natural Cotton Fiber Insulation, spray foam from BioBased Insulation, or recycled shredded paper from GreenFiber. Below you will find a story written by Ryanne Hodson, and brought to GetWithGreen.com from the team at PodTech. Ryanne tells us about how Jay made his decision to use recycled paper insulation in a garage remodel.
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Recently, Jay's dad started building on some property he owns in rural Virginia. The first structure built was the garage/workshop. Jay and I were eager for the chance to try out some green building materials as an alternative to the usual stuff. Before traveling over to the east coast for Turkey Day, we did some research along side his pops about what the cheapest, most green insulation material could be used (which could also be purchased at a major box store near by). We found that Recycled Paper Cellulose was the least expensive material you could buy, at 25 cents per sq. foot and it is available through most building material suppliers. The alternatives were The Pink Stuff, fiberglass rolls at about 50 cents per sq. foot. I was wary of using fiberglass because of its notorious itch inducing particles that will irritate not just your skin, but your lungs as well! If the particles ever become loose and get into your ventilation system, this can mean big trouble for your internal organs and cancer fighting immune system. Another recycled and mostly benign insulator are the trendy new denim rolls. These are made from recycled scraps from jean manufacturers. This was my top choice until I did a price check. This stuff goes for $1.00 per sq. foot. Yikes!
The price factor is still top priority when you have to build, those square feet can add up fast. And when you're trying to convince a retiring baby boomer to go green even though it costs 4 times as much, they're gonna laugh and buy the usual 'Pink Stuff'. So we were happy to find an alternative that was cost effective and recycled. The only downside was the actual packaging of the material. It came in plastic bags, which most of you know, drive me crazy and can not be easily recycled or degraded. A would love to see this company really pull through and start packaging the product in, you guessed it, recycled paper! (NOTE: Ryanne we've contacted the team at GreenFiber about your suggestion. We'll let you know if they respond!)
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A yeast infection can occur in several forms, the most common being of the vagina, but it is not limited to that area or that gender. Other places that are moist and warm can be a place for a yeast infection to occur, the mouth, under breasts, in folds of skin and yes the penis. Men can also get a yeast infection though it is less common. Three quarters of people by the end of the life will have had to have dealt with a yeast infection at least once in their lives!
A yeast infection is caused by a fungus, most commonly a candida fungus, candida albicans, though there are cases of other pathogenic candida species causing yeast infections. Each person's symptoms can vary too, and the treatment that best suits them is not always the same as another, as the cause is not always the same.
Causes too can change and range from soaps and products you use on your skin, antibiotics or steroids you may be taking, a diet to high in sugar, wearing clothing that makes you too sweaty, even living in a humid climate.
Itching, burning, discomfort or even pain during sex, a white and thick discharge, a yeasty odor or no unusual smell, swelling, redness, discomfort are all common yeast infection symptoms. These are also symptoms of other infections though so be sure to confirm diagnosis with a doctor. Also make sure you use a condom or steer clear of sex until treatment is completed, as though it doesn't happen often, a yeast infection while not an STD can be passed between partners during sex.
Treatment could be from your doctor, over the counter or natural. Natural is increasingly popular because it is effective, affordable and free of side effects. Plus there is no problem of your yeast infection developing a resistance to treatment as can happen with medicated options. As well as treating yeast infection take time to identify and deal with the root cause too.


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SHABBOS 3 (20 Tishrei) - Dedicated by Al and Sophia Ziegler of Har Nof, Jerusalem, and their son Jared, in loving memory of Al's mother, Chaya bas Berel Dov Ziegler, on the day of her Yahrzeit - and towards her grandson Jared's continued growth in Torah and Yir'as Shamayim. (a) The Gemara only asks why the Tana only refers to 'eight' cases, when really there are twelve. It does not ask that really there are sixteen - because the Tana does not refer to those cases which are Patur and Mutar, only to those where at least an Isur mi'de'Rabbanan has been performed. (b) When Shmuel said that the only three cases in the whole of Shabbos where Patur means Patur and Mutar, are 'Tzeidas Tzevi', 'Tzeidas Nachash' and 'Meifis Mursa' - he was referring to cases where an act was performed, to teach us that nevertheless, the person who performed them did nothing wrong, but not to cases of Patur u'Mutar such as those in our Mishnah, where the man did nothing. (c) The Gemara answers the question that we originally asked; Why does the Tana list eight cases, and not twelve - by explaining that the Tana refers only to those cases where the Ani or the Ba'al ha'Bayis made the Akirah and not the Hanachah (but not vice-versa), as we discussed already in the Mishnah, because it is possible for him to complete the Melachah. It does not refer to those cases where he makes the Hanachah only (because there, he can never come to complete the Melachah). (a) The Torah writes "me'Am ha'Aretz, ba'Asosah", from which Chazal derive two things: 1. One is not Chayav if one performs only part of the Melachah. 2. If two people perform a Melachah (where one person could have performed it on his own, they are both Patur. (a) Rav Asked Rebbi whether 'Akiras Gufo ka'Akiras Cheifetz Dami' or not - meaning that if someone started walking with the load already on his back or in his hand, is it called an Akirah or is it only called an Akirah if he actually picked up the object from its current location. (b) Rebbi answered - that it is indeed called an Akirah and that if he walked out with the object on his back, he would be Chayav. (c) When Rebbi said 've'Eino Domeh le'Yado ... Gufo Nayach, Yado Lo Nayach' - he meant to say that carrying something on one's back is not the same as someone whose hand is stretched inside a house (like the hand of the Ani in our Mishnah), and who then carries something which a second person placed into it, out into the street. He is Patur, since the hand is not actually placed in the domain where it is situated (i.e. the hand is in the air, and not on the ground of the house). In that case, its location is the same as that of the body to which it is attached, which explains why he will not be Chayav for then taking the basket of bread into the street. (d) Rebbi Chiya scolded his nephew Rav - for asking Rebbi a Sha'aleh to do with Shabbos, when he was learning a different Masechta, and not about Shabbos. 3b----------------------------------------3b (a) According to Abaye, a person's hand does not follow his body when it is in the Reshus ha'Rabim - from the fact that when the Ba'al ha'Bayis takes the object from the extended hand of the Ani, he is not Chayav; and it does not follow the body in the Reshus ha'Yachid, from the fact that the Ani is not Chayav when he takes from the extended hand of the Ba'al ha'Bayis. (b) Abaye asks - whether Chazal did not decree, that if someone extends his hand holding an object into another domain, his hand should not have the Din of a Karmelis, which would mean that he would be obligated to keep his hand there the entire Shabbos, since it is forbidden to move an object (making a Hanachah included) from a Karmelis into any other domain on Shabbos. (c) The literal meaning of 'Karmelis' - is a type of forest, which is neither a public thoroughfare, nor a private domain. (d) The air below ten Tefachim in a Reshus ha'Rabim, has the Din of a Reshus ha'Rabim. Therefore the Rabbanan penalized him for attempting to transfer from there to a Reshus ha'Yachid. Whereas above ten Tefachim, it has the Din of a Makom Petur (via which one is permitted to transfer). Consequently, Chazal did not penalize him. (a) Is it not strange to penalize someone who stretches out his hand with an object after nightfall, when he is likely to drop it from fatigue some hours later (and be Chayav Kareis or at least a Chatas), and not to penalize him when he stretched it out before nightfall, when he can in any event, not become Chayav, even if he does let go of the object? Surely, if anything, the other way round would appear to be more appropriate? (b) It seems, the Gemara contends - that Chazal are not concerned with the person who has sinned transgressing further (as if to say, their decrees will remain in force, and if he goes on to sin, he has only himself to blame). Consequently, someone who placed bread in the oven, is forbidden to remove it (as this constitutes an Isur de'Rabbanan, as we shall see), even if it is in order to spare himself from the Chiyuv Chatas. (c) The Rabbanan forbade one to remove baked bread from the side of the oven to which it is sticking - not because it is a Melachah, but because it is a Chochmah. (a) The Gemara then suggests that the She'eilah will not be resolved, even according to the original version of the statement, and differentiates between Shogeg and Meizid. The Beraisa which penalizes him, speaks when he transgressed be'Meizid, and the one which does not, be'Shogeg. Rav Bibi's She'eilah however, is not resolved ... 1. ... by 'Shogeg - because the reason that Chazal did not decree by a regular case of Shogeg is not in order to prevent him from sinning, but because there is no real Isur, only a penalty, which is not applicable if the transgressor did not intend to sin; whereas removing bread from the oven is a firm Isur de'Rabbanan, which the Rabbanan may well not have waived. 2. ... by 'Meizid - because even if they were strict in decreeing the man's hand to be a Karmelis (when he stretched it put on purpose), that may be only because he has the option of not dropping the object and of not sinning. Whereas in the case of Rav Bibi bar Abaye, where he is bound to be Chayav should the bread remain in the oven, perhaps they will waive their decree to prevent him from sinning. (b) We can explain the Machlokes between the Beraisos, even if both Beraisos are speaking be'Shogeg - and one holds that they did decree Shogeg because of Meizid, whilst the other holds that they did not. (c) We can even establish both Beraisos be'Shogeg, and also that Chazal did not penalize Shogeg because of Meizid - and the one Beraisa speaks about dropping the object in the same courtyard where he is standing, the other where he wants to drop it in another courtyard. The reason for this is - because Chazal only decreed when he achieves his original aim of moving the object from one Chatzer to another, but not when he has not (see also Tosfos 4a. DH 'Kahn'). Index to Review Questions and Answers D.A.F. Homepage


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Mmmmmmm now this is the green tea, THE green tea that I can love.
Deeply nutty, roasted, slightly bitter but building on the roastedness. and SMOOTH!
Chestnutty? maybe! I don't recall what that particular nut tastes like so I'll go with yes. I think the tea dynasty version is better, deeper somehow, but then it was made in a proper gaiwan and all so who knows.
Oh and again with the sweet finish. Do all pure non-black Teaopia teas have that???
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I had hoped this would be slightly sweet on it's own, and I guess it was somewhat, but not enough… even after I added a few swirls of agave.
The tea itself may have been a yunnan base, as it was a touch earthy, underneath the distinct cran essence.
Next time I'll try it with milk. Still, unless it surprises me with a sudden turnaround I doubt this one will ever make the repurchase list. Too bad, I had lofty dreams for it
I'm having alot of "mood tea" moments lately but have found that I don't always have the right one handy to fill the role.
So… sadly, this tea was forced into filling the void, and well, as expected it didn't quite do the job.
The tea itself was great. Sweet, oolongy, floral. but not what I was wanting: a solid, malty black tea with milk!
Tomorrow, I am getting that black tea come hell or tepid water!
(sorry, bad attempt at a tea joke there)
I don't remember much from this one, being that I consumed it in the midst of an "omg emergency at the office" moment.
Thankfully, I atleast had an opp to try it before stepping into said office, so I remember it tasting quite earthy in the way I always wished that pu'erhs to be (but just aren't) with crisp white notes on top.
But then… as it cooled, a sweet honey note came out underneath that pretty much replaced that earthiness. It was almost a milk oolong honey.
Anyhow, that's about all I remember. That, and thinking that it wasn't much different from the white tea I tried not long ago. One of those teas I would have to try side by side to really suss out the difference.
I'm a little frustrated with this one! actually, in general today, with my teas.
Hmmm. It's not bad, per se. Highly astringent the way ceylons can be. The leaves must be either a first flush, or something akin to that because it tastes rather "fresh" but has very little depth to it, as Wayne mentioned. The tea is quality though. Very smooth for being bagged and not at all dusty.
Except, well, the maltiness is so minimal that I'm actually not looking forward to finishing the other 19 bags I have left. Atleast it was free! I'll never turn down a free tea sample if I haven't tried it before :)
I made Mum a cuppa to. If she doesn't like it, would anyone else like to try this one? It just isn't my cup of tea…
So I bought this one at St. Lawrence Market. I'm not sure if MTC is the right vendor but I'm willing to bet that it is given that they supply much of Toronto's looseleaf market.
The tea is pretty much what I expected, no surprises. Coconut, pineapple… rooibos…
It stands alone with no sugar added but it gets a little tart. The rooibos is a bit strong, but then it usually is.
Overall, a solid tea but nothing to rave about.
I shouldn't have had this. It's my funky mood tea, and I was only in the mildest of funks! It didn't really lift me and the first infusion was far too strong. I used the recommended 1.5tsp but should have used less for the porcelain cup and strainer I have. Oh well, now I know for next time. And the second infusion was amazing but by that time I was almost ready to leave so the good mood was wasted in terms of productivity.
Sidenote: I left my bag of teas that I received/purchased on Saturday at a friends place and will hopefully be getting it back tomorrow. So excited to finally try them :)
I did not enjoy this at all. The steep time was two minutes, or so the tea barista said… so I am curious to see how I would have liked it with a one minute infusion. Maybe then it wouldn't have been bitter!! bitingly so. except it wasn't bitter in an "oversteeped" way and it wasn't thick the way oversteeped tea gets.
Oh and the caramel just made the tea taste greasy, like toast that's been over buttered. Also… where was the apple???
I generally enjoy the second steep of teas much better, but with a takeout tea that isn't really an option. For that reason, I'm not sure this rating is fair but it's what I have for now. Bah!!
This was one of the free samples from the tasting I attended on Saturday… bagged, but not too bad. I added milk and some agave, but I think the milk at this workplace (I have two) is always on the edge of turning because this tastes really heavy and earthy. I'm not enjoying this cuppa much because of it :(
Not gonna rate it this time, I have another bag so hopefully it will be brewed under better circumstances then.
Atleast I'm getting some caffeine out of this deal. Hmph.
Mmmmm this is much better than I recall! I avoided this tea for months thinking it was terrible, and tastelesss… until today when I finally decided to give it a second chance— So glad that I did :)
I'm quite pleased that the flavour hasn't been leeched out here(flavour that IS there, I have no idea what got that idea in my head), as I bought this one well over 18 months ago. Perhaps my palate has evolved after all.
The cherry is very mild, overtaken somewhat by the almond. Also, it doesn't do to understeep, I have discovered— part of what I was doing incorrectly when I first purchased it.
Oh and errrr, unfortunately we had no milk left in the house, and so I was left to use my almond milk… but the milk was sweetened so now all I taste is the almond, and none of the cherry. Oh well, something to look forward to. Jessie, it looks like you and I had similar dilemmas today! :)
That said, this rating may increase. Fingers crossed.
well, this was much better!! perhaps not having the flu makes a difference. ok well probably!
Strange though, that I'm finding all the flavours much mellower this time.
And guess what… Mum LOVES this one!! There IS a tea god :)
The first infusion, I could taste he fig and carrot but it was second to the oolong. I added a dash of sugar, and served it in our porcelain cups… that may have improved the rating a bit haha.
Anyhow, the second infusion was great as well. More creamy, and smooth as expected! Yummmm.
I'm riding the "good tea" wave right now. Does anyone else get that feeling after a really good cup? not just the alertness, but a super satisfied feeling that leaves you in a fantastic mood… I'm not loopy I swear :P
ahhhh I love oolongs! (but not the green ones, I don't think)
I finally tried this one iced. It was rushed, I only let it sit in the fridge for half an hour and had to use ice cubes… No matter, the green melon still tastes fake to me. And the watermelon, well I dunno how I feel about the way it tastes when freeze-dried.
Refreshing yes. Tasty? somewhat. I'll happily drink the last of it but shan't be replacing it in my cupboard!
On a side note: I got a tattoo last night!!! On my hip, so nobody will ever really see it, but it's there :)
I can't wait til it heals!
This was great!
The first few sips were bitter, but then as it cooled the nutty oolong emerged, with an oddly sweet finish. I've never had a swallow of tea quite like that last part of a sip. Sure, it's been sweet in the middle, but not in the closing! yummm. That was the only part making it complex though. Pretty darn good, but I'm not sure if it's an essential to my at home collection. I enjoyed Red Robe so much more… but in that case the sweetness came in a hair sooner through the sip (minus points!)
I didn't have time to take notes so will have to write a more thorough review next time. and there WILL be a next time :)
backlog! from yesterday morning as takeout from the cafe. I wish I hadn't!
They had no regular milk left so I had to use cream… oh boy was it ever terrible!!! The raisin note and cream don't mix well together at all. Blech! Also, I suspect that the bag might have been underfilled, as the tea was incredibly weak. I drank the entire thing with the bag in and the flavour was just not there.
I'm not changing the rating on this, yet. Will see what happens next time, with regular milk. If it doesn't shape up I'll be crushed! this was my fave black tea.
wow! I did not expect this tea to be SO yummy.
For the first brew, I tried it hot and it was supremely satisfying. The lime and gelato parts came out nice and balanced, which surprised me because some friends mentioned that they hated this tea after trying a sample in the store. (I should have known better- they always add too much sweetener and oversteep)
The green base was mild but appropriately so given it's palate partners!
Second infusion wasn't as great. a bit watery and worn(minus points) down but I'll take it. Too much caffeine is bad for a girl anyhow.
aaaaaaaand for the first time ever, I am excited about trying a loose tea ICED! This one should be incredible. yay! :)
Well. I am NOT a fan of Jasmine. I've always known this, but decided to give it a go with some quality tea just to be sure. and it was confirmed. Jasmine and I do not get along.
The base was good, I enjoyed the nutty oolong and even parts of the floral but couldn't get past the biting itchiness. As the cup cooled, I actually grew accustomed to it and started to hate it less and less… but then, well I became nauseous in a way only pu'erhs have ever done.
It makes me wonder if I have an allergy to jasmine.
As for the rating, I am of two minds. Anyone who enjoys this type of tea would find it lovely, surely… but this is my review! so I'll leave it at how I feel about the brew. Any tea that makes me feel ill should never get a rating above 60! but the base was so good… ok so 67 then!
darn, I forgot my notes at work! jotted them down between calls. oh well…
Anyhow, this tea was quite tasty. It lands somewhere between a crisp white peony and a standard other "white" tea. There were delicate, fresh water notes throughout the sip.
When it was piping hot and I took that daring first test sip, I could swear there was a hint of peach! but then as it cooled, that quickly disappeared.
The delicate-ness was overtaken slightly by a nutty but somewhat grassy flavour.
I'll update this with something a little more decisive when I get my notes back!
this is a plain fruity tea… oversteeped unfortunately. I'd like to try a second infusion of this one day. It was a to go order so had to throw the bag out- boo!
I can tell that it's a quality brew though, relatively smooth for being oversteeped and light in flavour. I'm tasting some of the tartness as well, could that be the pomegranate?
Meh. I don't plan on buying a tin of this but it's satisfying enough I suppose. It just doens't stand out in any way for me other than having a decent quality base.
I'll add the description of this tea later. TOO much to do today!!
So, the girl at the shop promised me a tea with more depth than Golden Monkey, and a hint of raspberries. (perfect! in theory)
The chocolate and raspberries are coming through loud and clear, but not so much on the depth! I need to try this again at home, with more controlled conditions. I'm pretty sure the tap isn't kept at "boiling" so maybe that would make the difference?
On it's own, this one was pretty boring. With milk and agave, much better!!
There is potential for improvement, I need to fiddle with it a bit…
Going backwards here… this was my morning tea. errr, kindof.
It landed somewhere between tea and coffee and not in a good way. The brew was particularly bitter, so I added a whack of honey (they were out of agave) and milk. Even still, it tasted like old coffee mixed with a plain black tea. The maltiness struggled to peek out but was overridden by the coffee beans.
I won't be getting this one again, unless someone points out a way to improve it significantly.
I love coconut! and almond! and vanilla (not as much, but I do quite enjoy it if done right. which it was here)
All these things in one smooth, buttery white tea??? yes please :)
Two infusions of this one, the first one a bit too strong (when will I learn…) but the second was perfect.
Again, not enough time to savour, but oh how I wish I had been able to! No sugar added either, but then there is no surprise there given the coconut!
Thankyou QuiltGuppy for sharing this one, you made my afternoon at work go by so much faster!
Now if only they had a shop here in TO :)
This was good!!
the white tea was great, but complicated by the add of green so I'm not sure about how defined they all were… not to mention that I didn't have time to savour it- this was right before I happened upon the yerba shop so I downed this one in a hurry!
I could taste the spice, it was mild, but it provided a nice background finish, along with the corn. Kinda odd that it wasn't more roasty though, not in a corn way anyhow.
One thing I liked was that it had a natural sweetness, so there was no sugar added. A good standalone tea… extra points for that!
I'm not sure if I would buy this one but I'll think about it. Something here is throwing me off and I can't quite figure out what- I need to try it again and sit with it.
First off, my rating here is not just about the tea but also my overall experience. It was my daily dose of culture! and it was fantastic!!!!! I love this place. If it wasn't so far outta the way, I'd be there regularly.
Anyhow, I drank this out of the gourd, with the special metal straw. The first infusion was had bare— very strong, intense and a little bitter, topped with that "yerba" taste but much better than what I am accustomed to. Maybe that was due to the gourd? or the higher quality leaf?
The second infusion was less bitter, especially after the server added some sugar for me (you aren't supposed to mix the leaves, I wasn't sure how to do it proper!)
As I got nearer the third infusion, the brew became much smoother. It challenged my concept of yerba somewhat, as I didn't realize it could be SO smooth, or that it would taste so different in the gourd. The yerba I've tried before is more raw, and can be really earthy. I didn't get any of that here… just the "tea" part. Despite it being super strong, and even bitter, I did not find it wearing on the throat at all. Yes, I need to go back there so that I can have more, and pick up a bag!! they have yerba lattes! mmmmm
Next time, I hope to have a tea-pal with me as this is traditionally a social drink, meant to be shared among a group but as I was on my way elsewhere, this was sadly enjoyed by only me. It was somewhat wasted actually… there were atleast another 3-4 infusions left in the cup but I was late! as always.
Anyhow, this is a lovely cafe. I'm so grateful to have come across it! and the service was terrific as well.
Agh! So I went to a "yoga" class today… expecting, well yoga! and I really needed it after some cardio and an abs class. What did I get instead?? a pilates/core work/handstand lesson!
Which means I really need this tea to calm me down. Sheesh, I'm all tense and besides that, frustrated about missing my favourite time of the week(not to be confused with my fave time of day… can you guess what that is Steepsterites?). Well, that's not very zen huh?
Bah, this is doing the trick, I think. Except I can't sleep so maybe not.
This cup is understeeped. My fault. Oh well…


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Tip: Thread half a night crawler up the shank of a Slow Death Walleye Hook with 1/4'' to 1/2'' hanging off the hook.
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The hooks seem to be o.k. but if any impovement could be made it is the strength. However the the leader was strong enough you could probable straighten them out without loosing the entire slow death assembly. Leader line needs to be strong(8 to 10 lb line).
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Roger101 killer hooks
Used these hooks with a gulp pumpkin seed nightcrawler on a bottom bouncer. The slow rolling action is just a killer. I was catching walleyes 3 to 1 over 3 other guys in the boat. I had pounder gills hammer it too. The red hooks seems to be a bit more advantage.
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Faith-driven and trained by Samples, Stevenson; Marie Sample has had Hall of Fame career
May 25, 2011
Marie Sample has run her way into Dakota State University's Athletic Hall of Fame on June 4.
First of all, she gives all the credit to God. Then she gives a generous 'thank-you' to her husband David Sample, his parents Richard and Barbara Sample, and DSU Coach Buzz Stevenson.
As Marie Parker at Andes Central, she competed in basketball, volleyball, cross country and track.
"My first love was basketball," admitted Sample. Humbly, she added, "I honestly thought I wouldn't be good enough to run cross country and track at the college level."
"I narrowed my college search to Dakota State University and Dakota Wesleyan University. I decided to come to Dakota State - it was a God thing. I came there (DSU) because God had a plan for me. I started out in college going to school to be an elementary teacher and to play basketball."
Faith and Samples lead her into running career
Sample played basketball for Jeff Dittman in her freshman season in 1994, living in Dittman's Higbie Hall, the only co-ed dorm on campus at that time.
After a basketball scrimmage in October that fall, David Sample was sitting in Higbie's lobby waiting to talk to Parker. Sample, a Madison native, was one of Buzz Stevenson's cross country runners.
"I sat down next to him and asked him about cross country - you know, 'How it's going?", smiled Marie. "He didn't say much, but he came to my room a couple days later to ask me for a walk. We walked to the 7-11 to get a Slurpie. Sounds silly, but we hit it off. Neither of us were partiers and we needed a good friend to spend time with."
Two weeks later, Sample took Parker to meet his parents, Richard Sample and his wife, Barbara.
Marie admits that she was worried about meeting the Samples.
"I came from a poor pig farm with parents who didn't go to college, and David was from a mom and ad who both had pharmacy degrees and his dad had gone on to be a family doctor. That is another God piece in my life."
Richard was and still is one of Madison's premier distance runners.
Soon, she began running four-mile runs with the good doctor and David.
Rich left me in the dust the first several weeks, but I was determined to get faster and to keep up - and I did just that," added Marie. "They brought me my first real pair of running shoes."
At the time it didn't look like a 'God thing,' but a car accident during 1994 Christmas break figured into Marie's athletic future.
She and David were involved in a car crash coming back from rural Lake Andes, and it caused Marie to begin having severe headaches when she took lay-up shots in basketball.
Despite the pain, she completed the basketball season.
Dr. Sample took charge in treating Marie, which included her living in the Sample house.
With David scheduled to compete in an indoor track meet at Aberdeen in 1995, the Samples and Marie went to the meet.
"Coach Stevenson approached Marie during the meet, informed her that he had brought an extra uniform and invited her to run the mile," said Dr. Sample. "Barb and I encouraged her to run."
"We asked Buzz if I could run and he signed me up," added Marie. "I ran and WON the mile - much to my surprise. That started my running career. I finished the basketball season, and then decided to end that (basketball) dream and chase a new one with running and my newfound family.
Rest is running history at Dakota State
Sample produced indoor track records in the following events - 800-, 1000-, 1500- and 5000-meters, the mile-run and in the distance medley relay. In outdoor track, she claimed records in the 1500-, 3000- and 5000-meters, along with sharing the 3200-meter relay.
She was a four-time All-South Dakota Iowa Conference (SDIC) track performer (1995-98) and conference's MVP as a junior and senior.
During her track years, the Trojan women claimed loop titles in outdoor track three straight years - 1995, 1996 and 1997. DSU also won the indoor track title in 1997.
In cross country, she was an NAIA's National qualifer in 1995, and followed that by a three-year run as an NAIA All-American, placing eighth in '96, fifth in '97 and sixth in '98.
The Trojan women were SDIC champions in 1997 and placed third in the nationals that season. They were conference runner-ups in '95, '96 and '98.
"She had determination and ability," stressed Stevenson. "She made a commitment to running, and when you commit, the opportunity becomes a reality."
Sample continues running
Sample has continued her running career after graduating from DSU in 1998.
Her 13-year post-college career has been capped by her qualifying for the 2008 Olympics by running and being clocked at two hours, 45 minutes and 58 seconds at the California International Marathon in Sacramento on Dec. 5, 2007.
She is currently in training for next year's Olympics.
She added, "Athletically, I have also been in the Top 10 in the Twins Cities Marathon. I was second in Tucson, Ariz. in 2003. I have competed in the USATF National Half Marathon seven years and ran well. I have won the Sioux Falls Half Marathon five years and been a runner-up several times. I have won the Brookings Half Marathon and is the course's current record holder."
She is a member of the Brookings Prairie Striders, having won five Worthington Turkey Trots.
"I think it is absolutely great that she has continued her running," added Stevenson. "She has to go down as one of the top female distance runners to come out of the state of South Dakota. I am very happy for Marie and all the success she has had running. She is very deserving of her Hall of Fame selection."
Samples continue to live in Marshall, Minn.
Marie and David have been married for 13 years. They have three daughters - Nichole (11 years old), Natalee (9 years old) and Allyson (5 years old).
Nichole and Natalee are, respectively, fifth- and third-graders at Marshall Area Christian School (MACS), while Allyson will be entering kindergarten this fall.
Marie is a cross country coach at Marshall High Schoo, along with being a substitute teacher at MACS. Sample also trains runners at Marshall's YMCA and also does private tutoring.
"I am thankful and I feel very undeserving of all the blessings in my life," concluded Sample. "I do work hard, but I just feel like have been given more than my fair share. My life changed for the better when coming to Dakota State. I had no idea any of this would have happened."
"I am thanful for the Samples and all the other wonderful people at Dakota State who encouraged me when I thought I was not capable of doing any of the things I have done. I could not have reached any of these dreams and goals without these wonderful people. I also want to take the time to especially thank Buzz Stevenson. He was a big part of what happened to me at Dakota State as well. I worked hard for him and want him to be proud."
Dan Holsworth, Dakota State University Athletics Assistant
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The Doubletree Hotel Mahwah in picturesque Mahwah, New Jersey, is situated off SH-17 in the heart of Bergen County, just 30 miles north of New York City. Our modern, full service hotel is convenient to I-287, and 45 minutes from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). Our upscale, suburban location offers the best of cosmopolitan and parkland surroundings, making our hotel the perfect choice for business or leisure travel to Northern New Jersey, New York City, Rockland County, Orange County and Westchester County.This Doubletree Hotel in Mahwah is located off of SH-17, approximately 33 miles from La Guardia Airport, 38 miles from Newark International Airport, and
We are convenient to it all.Freshly renovated guest rooms and suites offer traditional ambiance, all the comforts of home, and amenities like complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. For your convenience, Wi-Fi is available in the following areas of our hotel:* all hotel public spaces* all meeting rooms* guestrooms and suites* on-site business centerOur Doubletree Hotel Mahwah guests enjoy the use of the following exciting amenities:* tropical, indoor heated pool with a retractable roof* on-site fitness center* state-of-the-art business centerDine at our locally-acclaimed New York Steak House & Pub, serving some of the best steaks in New Jersey in a warm and casual setting or weather permitting enjoy outdoor patio dining in the evening's.With almost 6,000 square feet of flexible meeting and ballroom space and a full-service catering team, we can easily accommodate your next business or social function, with banquet facilities for up to 400 guests. Hold your beautiful Mahwah wedding in our hotel. Mahwah's natural beauty and central location has attracted many large corporations, particularly in the automotive, high-tech and bio-tech industries, making our Doubletree Hotel Mahwah the perfect base for corporate business travel and conferences.The Doubletree Hotel Mahwah is also convenient to all New York City/Hudson Valley and Northern New Jersey area attractions:* Woodbury Common Premium Outlets* Meadowlands Sports Complex* Bear Mountain State Park* Continental Arena* Giants Stadium* Times Square* Broadway* Sterling Forest* New Jersey Botanical Garden* Historic Hudson Valley New York* West Point Military Academy* All Northern NJ and Southern Catskill Mountain Ski Areas* Garden State Plaza* Riverside Plaza* Palisades Center MallOn your next business or pleasure trip, we hope you'll stay with us at the Doubletree Hotel Mahwah. Our courteous, friendly Mahwah hotel staff looks forward to welcoming you with our special, signature warm chocolate chip cookie at check-in.
Amenities Include: Meeting Rooms, Restaurant, High Speed Internet, Wireless Internet Access, Pool, Wheel chair accessl
Recreation Included: Fitness Center
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