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King of Men
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Some people are fueled by coffee; me, you put tea in and (I hope) get science out. I shall now ceremoniously drink my first cup of tea in 2007! It should inspire me to finish this compare-the-Dalitz-plots code.
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i had that yesterday, earl grey and the day before the last cup of tea of the year
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My friend had an engagement tea party on the new year. I had some Earl Grey, too.
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It worked; my plots are not just lovely esthetically speaking, I think they show some useful stuff.
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Nice! Is this new data or just a new analysis program? Which particles were you looking at?
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Yum, tea. I'm a big fan of Rooibois and Spiced Chai, myself. Rooibois has no caffeine, and is so relaxing. Chai is also relaxing, but has caffeine. One for when I wake up, and one for when I go to bed, perhaps?
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I drink tea every day, breakfast, tea time, and night [Smile] .
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And I thought the first T in The New Year was, well, the first T in The.

Um, nevermind.

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Coffee for me, baby! All the way! And my last cup of 2006 was the same as my first of 2007. That's what I get for working nights.
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I'm right there with you Tante! Coffee all the way. mmmmm think I should get another cup.
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I have to swear off coffee for several times a week.
It makes my stomach hurt so badly [Frown]
So it's Earl Grey for me, but tea doesn't work as well.

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You tea people, how do you make your tea? Bags or loose?
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Must... fight... risque'... pun...
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quote:
Originally posted by Shigosei:
Nice! Is this new data or just a new analysis program? Which particles were you looking at?

Simulations, at the moment, to see if the study is worth doing. [Smile]
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quote:
Must... fight... risque'... pun...
I knew that would torture somebody.
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Mack: Usually bags when I'm at university. At home, both. Although at university I do have a tinsy little tea pot ( [Big Grin] ) that if I had any tea leaves, would be perfect for them. All I need now is a tinsy little tea cosy [Smile] .
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I usually just use tea bags. Also, I haven't figured out any coffee drinks that I like.
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I got some Tippy Assam for Christmas from my sister and today I bought some Imperial Gunpowder. Both are by Taylors of Harrogate. I adore them both. Oh, and unless I have no other choice, I will use loose tea every time. (Well... excepting that time when we got Earl Grey in silk tea bags. THAT was some good tea...)
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quote:
Originally posted by mackillian:
You tea people, how do you make your tea? Bags or loose?

I don't drink tea - Word of Wisdom and all that [Smile] - but I do make it for Fahim and his parents. And Fahim's mom instructed me on the correct way to make proper Sri Lankan tea. [Smile]

Start off with Ceylon (Sri Lankan) tea, loose. Put three teaspoons in a cup and pour in 1/2 cup boiling water. In another cup, put in 1/2 cup milk and 4 teaspoons sugar. Yes, that's 4 teaspoons sugar. If you're Fahim, you'll want more. [Razz] Strain the tea into the cup with the milk and sugar and mix. If you like your tea strong, like Fahim does, let steep for a few minutes. If you like it weak, let it steep for half a minute or less.

Fall into a diabetic coma.

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mmmmm... sugar... I happen to like rather sweet tea.
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I would love to hear what other kinds of teas the rest of you like. I have taken to substituting tea for some of my many-cups-of-coffee during the day, in order to wean myself away from coffee gradually.

I have found I really enjoy the green teas. But what else should I try that is easily available?
(I drink tea HOT only -- no iced teas for me!)

FG

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Fahim also likes Moroccan Mint Tea, which is green tea with mint. He says it's really really good. [Smile]
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Farmgirl - I drink a lot of herbal at work - my favorites are blueberry (with honey) and orange (usually without). Aromatic and delicious all at once! Green tea I like iced. Yum. Oh, and mint tea, hot.

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Excuse me, I have to go heat up some water now...

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I hate our lack of selection on herbal teas. [Mad] Seriously, I can only take so much rosehip & hibiscus, mint, chamomile, and lemon zinger before I get seriously, seriously bored. [Frown]
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i like a "british breakfast blend" myself, with milk and two lumps of sugar.
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Ill stop by Chao's and get some Winter Melon Tea as my first tea of the year. It just wouldn't feel right to drink any other kind for me.
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Gyah. Yesterday I made the mistake of drinking soda after midnight. Didn't get to sleep until after 0300. [Frown]
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