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The Story Behind Studio Logos
The Story Behind Studio Logos I found this nice article at NeatoRama, it has the history and shows all the revisions of the major hollywood studio logo. Some interesting stuff, go check it out.What Color Tea Would You Like - Milky or Classic British?
UK design outfit Suck has created color coded tea and coffee mugs that: help you mix your favourite brew to just-how-you-like-it by matching the colour guide on the inside. [link] An interesting c..Juice it Up People!
Scientists have discovered that mixing green tea with other substances, such as citrus juices, vitamin C and even soy milk and rice milk, increases the amount of the antioxidants that can be absor..Driving 15,000 km For Tea In A London Taxi
About a year ago, I blogged about the ambitious Tracing Tea project, which aimed to celebrate the 350th anniversary of tea’s introduction to Britain. Well, I figured I would check on their pA Thoughtful Teapot
I wrote about Joey’s awesome Sorapot concept back in January. Well, good things happen to good people for good reason. The Sorapot was just featured in Forbes. Congratulations Joey! Here&September Link Roundup
We didn’t write a whole lot in September (or August for that matter), but we did read quite a bit. Here are some of our favorites: 1. Chow put together an interesting series of video clips wOctober Link Roundup
5 articles that caught my eye in October: How to make a chamomile vinaigrette. If you’re interested in cooking with tea, here are five more ways. An impressive list of tea titles shared byVisualizing The Simple Leaf
I had loads of fun this morning playing with a tool called Wordle. Paste in any text you want, or point to an RSS feed, and Wordle generates gorgeous visualizations of the most frequently occuring ..And We’re Back
Finally. With some new teas too!Who Wants to Be a Tea Taster?
If you’ve ever wanted to become a tea taster, you could probably learn a thing or two from Atanoo Baroowa. Mr. Baroowa sits down with us to discuss tasting, auctions and a whole lot more.All In This Tea
Filmmakers Gina Leibrecht and Les Blank made “All In This Tea” in 2007 to showcase the “hidden world of tea” in remote parts of China. Lucky New Yorkers will geNBC Segments on Green Tea
[Note: The image above is not a link. Links to videos on MSN video are provided below] We were told a while back that green tea was good for us. Well, is it? NBC’s news divisions attempt toTrendspotting Your Way to a Happier Morning
So you finally get yourself out of bed after hitting the snooze button for the seventeenth time (it would have been eighteen, had your spouse not kicked you in the shin). Then, assuming you haven&Thank You For The Music
So we just sponsored our first (sold out, I might add!) concert. I may be biased, but kudos to Mike, Nick, Alex, Yasu and Shirzad for putting on what can only be described as an electrifying perf..The Cup is Half Full for Indian Tea
The Champagne of Tea. This catchy moniker has long been used to describe Darjeeling’s cachet in the tea world. However, it is becoming abundantly clear that a lot more than an attractive slHappy Birthday Toy Train
The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway turns 126 today.An Old Letter from Burma
In light of all the news coming in from Myanmar, I thought it apt to share this piece, written by imprisoned Nobel laureate and pro-democracy leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, way back in 1996. Letter ..Those Counterintuitive Kids and Their Funky New Age Brews
[Public Flickr photo courtesy user moosh] Asia is bemoaning the loss of the traditional tea ceremony. With good reason too, as this recent Reuters report points out. From Beijing to Tokyo, Seoul,..Tea Garden Bungalows: January
I recently received some beautiful scanned images that show artist renditions of tea garden bungalows in Assam. They’re part of a calendar, so I thought I’d start by posting this oMonday Funnies
Here’s a dose of tea humor from The Onion to get the work week off to the right start. I like to do the crossword puzzle while I have my tea,” said Baumer, making it easy to imagiAre The Health Benefits of Tea Exaggerated?
One of my pet peeves is the barrage of advertisements I see on the web for “Amazing Fat Loss Oolong Tea” or “How I Lost 55 lbs With Oolong” or, the most egregioComing Soon
I am back again, after another long hiatus.Thank you to all the people who still come to this blog and write me messages. It is always enough to inspire me to continue my writing despite an ever in..Mystery Tea
There is this tea sitting in a baggie on top of my fridge. It's not the best way to store tea, but I don't know what else to do with it. I got it as a gift and all I was told is that it is not gree..Red and Green Rooibos Christmas
After a two month break I have finally returned. Well, I never really went anywhere, but I was in the process of graduating from college. So now I am official - a Bachelor in Fine Arts, Creative an..Your Weekend Poem
I think I have a poem that actually fits the theme of the week for once. I wrote it a long time ago and I recently revised it to an acceptable reading level. I've kept the original rhyme pattern; h..Poetry Post
I must admit, for this post I don't have a poem that is based on tea, but I do have a poem none-the-less. This is perhaps the most unusual post I've ever made for this weblog and I rather enjoy it...Measuring Apparatus
Today is the post with gadgets that involve numbers. A very vital part of proper tea making. So let's not waste time and get right on into it.Thermometer Not so much important for black tea or rooi..Living Fresh: Organic Coffee
Before your next jolt of java, learn the benefits of drinking organic coffee.Reawakening and Tea
The Phoenix rises...It is amazing how quickly time passes when we aren't paying attention; all the details that get lost in two years. That is about how old this tea blog is - two years. Wow.During..Emeril Green Recipes: Spiked Sweet Tea
Watch as chef Emeril Lagasse mixes up a rum-spiked sweet tea in this episode of Planet Green's "Green Recipes" series.
