June 27, 2001
by deCadmus
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[In which the author attempts some closure on this accidental essay--three parts released over two weeks? how rude!--and after which will bundle the whole mess up and place it in the articles section, where it rightly belongs.] So what do … Continue reading
June 27, 2001
by deCadmus
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Microsoft plans to introduce a new hyperlink widget in Internet Explorer on the Windows XP platform, expected to be released in October. I imagine you may have read quite a lot about these tags already. In case you haven’t, here’s … Continue reading
June 25, 2001
by deCadmus
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I’ve been spending a lot of time of late getting familiar with Central American coffees. Maybe too much time. I recently sprang for some of the recent Panama “Cup of Excellence” auction winner, Finca Lerida, and the best I can … Continue reading
June 25, 2001
by deCadmus
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There is a chipmunk looking in my window. I think it’s watching television. Given that the tele is tuned to TechTV, does that suggest the critter’s name is Chip?
June 25, 2001
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So what is this invention, this medium, that has evidently caused us fits throughout the ages? Is it a tool? A toy? A myth? A medium is vehicle for communication. It’s a transport for the expression of ideas… a means … Continue reading
June 20, 2001
by deCadmus
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Rating: Rating: My First Fair Trade Coffee Guatemala is home to some really good coffees–clean, fragrant, and fruity. While the Antigua region garners the lion’s share of attention for their complexity, chocolate and spice flavors, Huehuetenango tends to produce some … Continue reading
June 13, 2001
by deCadmus
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When Thug the caveman first scrawled an image of himself on a wall of stone, we can imagine the prehistoric critics� �Arg! Ick dannae throg!� Which, roughly translated, imparts that the cave art lacked passion, and what�s more Thug would … Continue reading
June 11, 2001
by deCadmus
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I am — nearly every day — amazed by coffee. By its infinite variety, its complexity, its capability to surprise and delight… and all this within just a single growing region of the world, the Tarrazu region of Costa Rica. … Continue reading