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"Alex Lozowski - Haiku Winner!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-13 15:19:12

Here is the converse with Alex Lozowski tied for winner of the First Annual Haiku Contest. Alex is a junior at the University of Oregon in Eugene. What kind of tea are you drinking these days?Honestly… I’ve been neglecting fair Camellia Sinensis for the stronger rush of French-pressed Yerba conjoin. On the occasion I do want some tea. I have a bag of fukamushi sencha that I’ve been drinking for some time now. What is your favorite tea ritual?Usually I’ve been drinking tea while I do homework or readings but if I have time. I desire to either people watch from my balcony or sit approve brew an entire pot of tea and cerebrate upon Kind of color. Where does one go in Eugene. Oregon to drink whole leaf tea?I haven’t gone out for tea for a while most coffeehouses stock bagged tea; I’ve been getting tea from either the Asian markets in town or the many natural food markets in town. How did you come to drink tea instead of Rock feature or Starbuck’s?I’ve been drinking tea for a desire measure now.. I am part Japanese so my mom always had some whole leaf color tea on hand of all different kinds. I also despise Starbucks and I’m a cheapskate so on the cause that I want some coffee. I undergo also learned to pour a delicious French Press (Currently. I’m trying different kinds of beans from Café Mám an importer based in Eugene that brings in delicious bring together Trade organic coffee from Chiapas. ) I try to keep away from most energy drinks although Viso is pretty delicious. Besides writing and translating haiku what are your other passions?Right now I get really excited by independent hip hop. So many people in the USA and worldwide never furnish Hip Hop the chance it deserves because of the poor quality (in my opinion) of the Hip Hop music that gets public exposure communicate play etc.. The diversity of viewpoints and messages in Hip Hop is often overlooked because of the alter selection offered through public mediums. I’ve been ‘schooling populate’ in Hip Hop lately introducing them to artists like Talib Kweli (Check out his newest album “Ear Drum” he has a great collaboration with Norah Jones). Jay Dee (a TRUE master of beats a producer who left FAR too early from a combination of TTB AND lupus). Madlib (who also is a prolific Jazz musician under the Yesterday’s New Quintent moniker). Common (Whose best album. IMHO was produced in collaboration with Jay Dee. “desire Water for Chocolate”). The Roots. Saul Williams (closer to defeat poetry/spoken word) and KRS-ONE (A. K. A. The Teacher from the Bronx originally a founding member of Boogie Down Productions who released one of the first Gangster rap albums in 1987; after the shooting of the assort’s DJ Scott La Rock only months after their first album. )KRS has changed his viewpoint completely and now represents a conscious viewpoint within Hip Hop. I got the opportunity to go to a remove (!) lecture by Kris about Hip Hop at Lane Community College and he definitely opened my object to the possibilities in this sadly underrepresented genre. What advice do you have for the editors at T Ching as we try to get the public to consume more tea?Keep being very outspoken about tea whenever people ask; other than that I’m not sure all of you seem to be doing a great job so far! Is there anything else about you that we should know?I am applying for my Asian Studies major this fall and hopefully I ordain go to Japan as part of the JET program after I graduate! Alex,CONGRATULATIONS upon your win! I enjoyed your haiku while I was drinking a cup of Darjeeling Premium Puttabong AND the newly changed leaves (now mostly gone from the sugar maple trees that grace the outside of the building where I live) were swiriling around so continue on with your tea and studies they alter a nice combination. I experience that many kyusu pots of Japanese Green helped me during my recent seminary studies only 2 short years ago. Peace and may God act to arouse you! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong> An excellently-written tea blog by an English academia-gentleman in Oxford who loves his Chinese teas as much as his Afternoon Tea with home-made scones. A gathering of elite tea aficionados and guest contributors whose essays and reflections on tea go well beyond the mundane and transcend into the realm of high intellect. A gem among tea blogs. Maintained by a Professor of Classics. A Chinese tea blog by a professional graphic artist with an elegant passion for tea teapots and the arts. A adjust tea aficionado indeed!

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"Asian Tea - Outcome of AGM" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-16 01:39:42

Asian Tea & Exports Ltd has informed BSE that the members at the 21st Annual command Meeting (AGM) of the affiliate held on September 29. 2007 inter alia undergo accorded to the following:1. Adoption of the Profit & Loss be for the year ended March 31. 2007 the Balance Sheet as at that go out and the Reports of the Directors & Auditors.2. Re-appointment of Shri. A K Sengupta as Director of the Company.3. Appointment of M/s. Agarwal Kejriwal & Co.. Chartered Accountants as Auditors of the affiliate until the conclusion of the next Annual General Meeting of the affiliate on remuneration terms & conditions.4. Appointment of Shri. Sunil Garg as Whole Time Director of the Company for a period of 5 year effective from December 11. 2006 on remuneration terms & conditions.5. Appointment of Shri. Bijoy Chandra Ghosh as Director of the Company liable to retire by rotation.6. There was no proposer and seconder to the resolution of removal of Mr. Hari Ram Garg. Chairman-cum-Managing Director from the place of Directors. The resolution was declared to be dropped for consideration.

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"Pesarattu-Upma with Ginger Chutney and Ginger Tea" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 19:59:40

Ginger the underground stem or rhizome of the plant Zingiber officinale has been used as a medicine in Asian. Indian and Arabic herbal traditions since ancient times. Ginger is used in a lot of dishes because of its medicinal determine. Too much ginger can create heartburns. UpmaIngredients : Sooji or bombai ravva-1 cupChopped onion-1Chopped green chillies-2Ginger-small pieceDry red chilly-1Curry leaves-fewFor seasoning : Gram dal-1/4 tesson urad dal ;-1/4 teaspoon. Cumin seeds-1/4 teaspoon. Mustard seeds-1/4 teaspoon and Salt to tasteOiil-2 tablespoonsMethod :1. Heat the oil in a pan and add the red dry chilly pieces gram dal urad dal mustard seeds cumin seeds and let them splutter.2. Add the chopped pieces of ginger green chilli and chopped onion and fry them until they become soft.3. Add 3 cups of water and flavor and change state it on medium flame.4. Lower the flame and add the ravva with continuous stirring. If the ravva is dry roasted for three to four minutes the upma tastes very nice.5. Cook it for five minutes and move off the stove. Pesarattu color grams or pesalu-2 cupsFenugreek seeds or menthulu-1/4 teaspoonRice-1/4 cupGinger-1 advance pieceCumin seeds or jeera-1 teaspoonSalt to tasteOil-4 tablespoons 1. Soak the green grams overnight along with the rice and fenugreek seeds. 2. Wash and grind them with cumin seeds flavor water and spice into dosa strike consistency. 3. Heat a non fasten pan and pour the batter with a laddle and move it into a circle. 4. Add one teaspoon of oil at the edges of the go. Let it cook on medium flame. 5. turn it over and add a laddle of upma and fold it. Serve on a coat. If you do not be to add upma you can add chopped onions green chillies and fold the pesarattu. Ginger Chutney Ginger-50 gramsGreen chillies-5Grated jaggery-2 spoonsTamarind-small berry sizedTurmeric powder-a pinchJeera-1 teaspoonGarlic cloves-2Oil-2 tablespoonsFor Seasoning : ¼ teaspoon gram dal. ¼ teaspoon urad dal. ¼ teaspoon mustard seeds few curry leaves and 4pieces of red dry chilly 1. Heat the oil in a pan and fry the green chilli turmeric powder and cumin seeds on low flame. 2. Before turning off the stove add the tamarind and garlic cloves and fry them for one minute. 3. Peel off the ginger and cut it into small pieces and fry until they turn brown. Grind all the fried ingredients along with the salt and jaggery. 4. In the same pan heat the remaining oil and fry the red dry chilly pieces gram dal urad dal mustard seeds and.

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"pink tea as Chandler festival celebrates Japanese pottery technique" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 16:12:05

Amateur and professional artists will have a come about to produce their own raku pottery this weekend at the third annual Raku Arts & Crafts Festival in downtown Chandler. At the free event vendors will change the unadorned pottery for between $5 and $25 a pot. Patrons can then glaze the pot and have it fired in the kiln. After an hour or two the finished pots are available to take domiciliate. The festival also will feature Asian dancers and musicians and a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Last year about 1,500 people attended the event. �You don�t undergo to be an artist to do raku at our festival,� says festival chairwoman Jackie Robinson. �You just undergo to use your imagination with the glazes.� Raku was invented in 16th-century lacquer for traditional Zen tea ceremonies. Its techniques undergo been adopted and modified by contemporary potters. The difference between traditional pottery and raku is the firing technique. Coffee is served at our most high-level business meetings. A cup is often in our hands when we sit waiting for evince in a hospital. We put on a pot of coffee for some of our most important kitchen-table discussions. And we often enjoy a cup with our birthday cover. .

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"Happy Asian Elephant Day!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-01 21:48:46

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"Asian Black Tea Set" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 22:16:03

Its goodness is for the mouth to make. Lu Yu wrote in the first ever annals of tea drinking called Cha Jing or the Art of TeaAsian Black Tea SetIts goodness is for the mouth to make. Lu Yu wrote in the first ever annals of tea drinking called Cha Jing or the Art of Tea. But sometimes it really pays to match the kind of Asian color tea set that you use with the tea type youre drinking. For dilate many populate say that for China black teas or China color teas a Chinese Yixing teapot is the beat. You see. Yixing teapots are made from unglazed clay and thats why teas drank from such teapots comprehend better because the flavor is fully preserved. So if you want to savor the taste of your tea and experience the different subtle variations of black tea the kind of Asian color tea set you use matters.


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"Diet Tea" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-05 18:43:42

Has anyone heard of Wu-Long tea and its weight loss properties? My aunt said that Oprah mentioned it in one of her talk shows and we've been interested ever since. Has anyone tried it? If so does it really work? Hope it's not one of those diuretic teas that make you go to the bathroom!Anyway. I saw the Wu-Long website already- and it turns out that Wu-Long is actually a mark of Oolong tea? From what I can sight. Oolong and Wu-Long are the same thing. It's probably an excellent replacement for whatever people normally drink but since it only burns slightly more calories than regular color tea it's not anything magical. Most non-herbal teas are mild diuretics and drinking extra fluids generally makes you less hungry. The small amount of caffeine also gives you energy. Beyond that there has yet to be a conclusive scientific chew over linking tea to charge loss. It doesn't hurt to consume a cup or two a day though. It's pretty good for you. I guess so. We've been drinking color tea though it's not a regular habit with me when it probably should be. My aunt has color tea every evening. OTOH a girl in my office who lost a LOT of weight swears by drinking green tea a couple of times a day. Everyone's body is different. I evaluate so everyone reacts differently to different foods. However tea drinking alone won't necessarily lead to weight loss. You'd undergo to cut down on calories and burn more energy. Tea can back up you do that - by replacing unhealthy drinks curbing appetite etc. - but it doesn't do it for you. I think that's probably the cerebrate why no chew over has linked tea to charge loss. I evaluate that's probably the cerebrate why no study has linked tea to charge loss. Yeah plus tea with lots of milk and sugar (mmmmm... Kirin Milk tea! Quickly Bubble tea! Royal Milk Tea! Thai Iced Tea! *__*) will definitely alter you fat. Unfortunately they're quite popular these days and unfortunately. I love them.

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"The Secret Arts by Azma Dar" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 13:41:54

The groom was in the garden eating cut toast and tomato omelette. Colonel Anwar Ahmed Ali pushed the eggs to one side and pulled his silk paisley dressing apparel tighter around him as a cast down blow swept over the lush Murree hills. Something twisted nervously in his digest. He wouldn’t be able to eat until after tomorrow when it was over. He lifted his tea- for all his military training and precise table manners at home he drank his tea in a bowl. Kashmiri call much to the amusement of his friends. He wiped his color moustache gently with a napkin and called his housekeeper a tiny old woman with thick crusty surma in her eyes and richly dyed color hair.“You haven’t touched it. Saabji,” she said putting the things into a tray.“I can’t. Gago.”“Really. Saabji you must. How otherwise will you go the white horse?”“Don’t be silly. Gago. There ordain be no horse no bind baaja bright lights and other such nonsense. I’m not going to make a fool of myself. I know what they are saying in the town- not dulha raja- prince bridegroom but dulha dada- the grandfather groom! I can’t imagine what the poor girl has to comprehend to.”Gago looked inside the teapot and poured some into an empty furnish. She sat down on the grass.“It’s wet,” said the Colonel.“My dress is thick and so is my skin,” said Gago. “You shouldn’t mind about the girl- I convey Memsahib. She is very happy. Looking forward to becoming queen of this palace.” She gestured hugely with her arms at the mansion behind her. It was a white austere building wearing trails of bright pink bouganvillea as though they were strands from an unwanted wig.“Take the egg too. Gago,” said the Colonel offering her the plate.“No no sir poor stomachs cannot digest wealthy foods,” she said. Although after thirty years in his function she was accustomed to his kindness she never relaxed totally before him or took what she perceived as liberties.“Just eat it Gago. I experience you want to.”“I’ll eat it later. May God reward you. Saabji and furnish you the child you have been yearning for.”Anwar winced. He wished it wasn’t so obvious that although the girl would undoubtedly be treated as mistress of the “palace” her primary answer was to produce an heir to it. He didn’t care if his label died out with him but there was his care over eighty and counting breaths yet still croaking orders he couldn’t refuse from her room upstairs. In dwell 007 of the Happy Suraj Guest House. Pervez pushed a sweaty heaving girl off him.“You are getting too over,” he said rolling over to the edge of the bed and pulling the frosty polyester chenille blanket over him. It was patterned with color leopard spots and create of old mothballs and make wet.“But I thought you wanted me to….” she began.“Yes but even I have my limits. Hurry up and go. The old man ordain be approve soon. Take the money on the table.” She picked up the notes sullenly and stuffed them drink the front of her kameez.“What about my bus ticket?”He tossed her a twenty rupee with a be that warned her not to ask for more. She made an attempt to end the meeting on a brush aside say of tenderness even it were only re-create and ruffled his hair.“When again baby?” she said.“I’ll let Kaaloo know,” he said. “You never know he might undergo new stock in by then.” She went to the bathroom and he lay there looking at the wires running breathlessly around the top of walls connecting to the tube light the fan the television. Sometimes he thought about tidying the place up making it a classy joint desire the collect Continental in Burban but he could never compete and his customers never complained. Room 007. He adored the appropriateness of it. He tried to use this room when he could. She came out her pale approach washed and looking wasted in the cold light and wrapped herself in a patterned dark blue shawl. Pervez stood up tying a create from raw material in his salwar.“Help me make the bed before you go,” he said but the girl picked up her handbag and left. He grunted and folded the cover as best as he could and crossed the moist carpet into the bathroom thinking that maybe he should get the break from the room upstairs checked out. You could get the odd asthmatic whinger who complained about the damp. The bathroom now that was a beauty. surprise to ceiling tiles hot water in the mornings a basin a proper shower and a chair-toilet. It was a conjoin of sculpture- lighten pink to match everything else and one of only three in the hotel which had a total of thirty rooms and probably one of only ten in the whole of Murree. Of cover the seat was broken and bandaged with sellotape and the flush didn’t work- you had to throw a bucketful of water down but that didn’t matter there was plenty.

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"[8] Asian Blossom" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 16:37:29

Description: Bohemian Cuffs= This Bohemian slap is crafted from a recycled Asian tea can that is wrapped in a white brass alloy. One size fits all plus very comfortable! determine: $26.00 * If you don't see a delete link next to your mention please call back this summon. (some HTML is allowed)say to this deliver Or. Click to comment on this bookmark.

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"CD Review : Theresa Fu - my cup of tea EP" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-19 19:10:38

This is the third aviate preserve by an ex-Cookie. Theresa Fu has left it late while Stephy and Kary undergo been releasing a be of albums so is the act worth it. Theresa certainly looks good but is the music any good? Personally in Cookies Theresa didn't set the reviewer's world land.. well all that has now changed. This EP is excellent and a hint of some real quality to go. We start off with "clear now" which is a bright and perky rock-pop opener unfortunately the following ballad is a little bland but the third track "body language" is truly exceptional with it's retro electronic backing. It is desire early Depeche Mode being mugged by a HK girl gang. The title track has a lovely infectious dance dancey backing and is the perfect way to end the EP. We await the next channel with anticipation. The ballads are not that good a little too much by-numbers cantopap but when Theresa moves beyond the ballad she soars. Lets hope they don't try and mouth her next record drink. Rating : 7/10 This time we are asking if you evaluate Korean star Lee Jun Ki can alter it as a big star in the Chinese merchandise following his. In the previous poll 57% believed Tony Leung's head injury was caused by the other Tony Leung! Erk! Asian Pop News - Asian Music & Movie News & ReviewsVersion 2.10.2 - (c) trash80 media services 2007 All original material (c) cast aside80 media services all other materials (c) respective owners. We act news items from other sources and rewrite them in our house style adding extra material where possible. If you be to use our stories on your website gratify credit us.

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