Comments for http://the-leaf.org/issue%205 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:58:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Quality; Understanding Leaves– By Wu De by Tea Prices « A Cup of Delightful Tea http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=37&cpage=1#comment-31 Tea Prices « A Cup of Delightful Tea Wed, 05 Aug 2009 05:06:45 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=37#comment-31 [...] then, are tea worth that much.  I have to agree with Wu De’s comment in the article “Quality; Understanding Leaves“.  It comes down to the experience with the tea.  And you can get good or even better [...] [...] then, are tea worth that much.  I have to agree with Wu De’s comment in the article “Quality; Understanding Leaves“.  It comes down to the experience with the tea.  And you can get good or even better [...]

]]> Comment on Discussion of Issue 5 by Mike http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=49&cpage=1#comment-30 Mike Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:06:08 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=49#comment-30 I just read issue 5 with much enjoyment. Thank you for releasing it freely. I just read issue 5 with much enjoyment. Thank you for releasing it freely.

]]> Comment on Gong Fu Tea Tips; Iron Tetsubins by admin http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43&cpage=1#comment-27 admin Sun, 28 Jun 2009 01:27:34 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43#comment-27 Better? Better?

]]> Comment on Gong Fu Tea Tips; Iron Tetsubins by admin http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43&cpage=1#comment-25 admin Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:12:15 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43#comment-25 I tried today from two different computers and both opened up the PDF files just fine. This site is actually hosted on an American server. I also asked a friend in the States to try and he also didn't have any issues or problems. I'm sorry for your inconvenience and difficulties, but I am not a computer expert and can be of little help other than to tell you that all the articles open fine for myself and others. I tried today from two different computers and both opened up the PDF files just fine. This site is actually hosted on an American server. I also asked a friend in the States to try and he also didn’t have any issues or problems. I’m sorry for your inconvenience and difficulties, but I am not a computer expert and can be of little help other than to tell you that all the articles open fine for myself and others.

]]> Comment on Gong Fu Tea Tips; Iron Tetsubins by Tea Treat http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43&cpage=1#comment-24 Tea Treat Sun, 21 Jun 2009 23:42:37 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43#comment-24 I can not open this article or other pdf files on this web site. I am up to date with Adobe on both computers that I have tried here, so I know the problem is not on my end. The pdf files from all issues of The Leaf have been troublesome. Please offer the articles in HTML format so that special software is not needed to read them. I'm very interested in the material presented here, but it is near impossible to view because of the software difficulties. I can not open this article or other pdf files on this web site. I am up to date with Adobe on both computers that I have tried here, so I know the problem is not on my end.

The pdf files from all issues of The Leaf have been troublesome. Please offer the articles in HTML format so that special software is not needed to read them. I’m very interested in the material presented here, but it is near impossible to view because of the software difficulties.

]]> Comment on Gong Fu Tea Tips; Iron Tetsubins by Marco http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43&cpage=1#comment-23 Marco Wed, 17 Jun 2009 05:17:09 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43#comment-23 So strange! It's the only article that I can't open, the others works fine! Please, can you send me this via E-mail? How truly would like to read it :D! So strange! It’s the only article that I can’t open, the others works fine! Please, can you send me this via E-mail? How truly would like to read it :D!

]]> Comment on Gong Fu Tea Tips; Iron Tetsubins by admin http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43&cpage=1#comment-22 admin Wed, 17 Jun 2009 01:07:20 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43#comment-22 Sorry. But there's no problem on this end. Try updating your Adobe Acrobat Sorry. But there’s no problem on this end. Try updating your Adobe Acrobat

]]> Comment on Gong Fu Tea Tips; Iron Tetsubins by Marco http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43&cpage=1#comment-21 Marco Tue, 16 Jun 2009 18:49:40 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=43#comment-21 :( I've some problem with this article! It doesn't open! :( I’ve some problem with this article! It doesn’t open!

]]> Comment on Discussion of Issue 5 by J Snailum http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=49&cpage=1#comment-20 J Snailum Wed, 10 Jun 2009 10:19:56 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=49#comment-20 For me this has been the best issue yet. Many thanks for the work that has gone into it. I anticipate the next issue impatiently- so will cave a pot of tea to calm down. For me this has been the best issue yet. Many thanks for the work that has gone into it.
I anticipate the next issue impatiently- so will cave a pot of tea to calm down.

]]> Comment on Quality; Understanding Leaves– By Wu De by J Snailum http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=37&cpage=1#comment-19 J Snailum Wed, 10 Jun 2009 10:02:38 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=37#comment-19 One of the most useful articles I have read; many thanks. My Grandmother was an abulance driver in London in the Second World War. Treatment almost always included a cup of tea- thick, black tea with milk and sugar- but how much the kindness of someone making one 'a cuppa' ment has been frequently recorded. It showed care to one who had suffered violence, gave a moment of carm to gather ones thoughts and find a way forward and comfort to the inner man. 'Horoble' tea but of so much use. What a versitile plant! One of the most useful articles I have read; many thanks. My Grandmother was an abulance driver in London in the Second World War. Treatment almost always included a cup of tea- thick, black tea with milk and sugar- but how much the kindness of someone making one ‘a cuppa’ ment has been frequently recorded. It showed care to one who had suffered violence, gave a moment of carm to gather ones thoughts and find a way forward and comfort to the inner man. ‘Horoble’ tea but of so much use. What a versitile plant!

]]> Comment on Tea Wisdom by admin http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=55&cpage=1#comment-18 admin Wed, 03 Jun 2009 23:48:47 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=55#comment-18 www.sagacitea.com http://www.sagacitea.com

]]> Comment on Discussion of Issue 5 by admin http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=49&cpage=1#comment-17 admin Wed, 03 Jun 2009 23:48:21 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=49#comment-17 Check out the new site: www.sagacitea.com Check out the new site:

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]]> Comment on Falling Leaves by admin http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=4&cpage=1#comment-16 admin Sat, 30 May 2009 16:55:44 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=4#comment-16 You are welcome. I'm glad you're inspired. May the next cup be full of Satori! You are welcome. I’m glad you’re inspired. May the next cup be full of Satori!

]]> Comment on Falling Leaves by Dreamer http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=4&cpage=1#comment-15 Dreamer Sat, 30 May 2009 16:44:10 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=4#comment-15 This piece is such a gift. I've printed it so that I can give my soul this sweet gift time and again. Thank you so much. This piece is such a gift. I’ve printed it so that I can give my soul this sweet gift time and again. Thank you so much.

]]> Comment on Yixing, the Father of Tea– By Wu De by admin http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=66&cpage=1#comment-14 admin Tue, 19 May 2009 13:25:43 +0000 http://the-leaf.org/issue%205/?p=66#comment-14 Indeed, the world of Yixing is vast and learning moves at a snail's pace, even for Chinese tea lovers, let alone English-speakers. After this introduction, we do intend to translate some articles as well as share some more of our experience learning these years. It's all in the clay: experiment with, handle and observe as many pots as possible, noticing differences in the tea liquor that results. Stay tuned. Indeed, the world of Yixing is vast and learning moves at a snail’s pace, even for Chinese tea lovers, let alone English-speakers. After this introduction, we do intend to translate some articles as well as share some more of our experience learning these years. It’s all in the clay: experiment with, handle and observe as many pots as possible, noticing differences in the tea liquor that results. Stay tuned.

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