February 28, 2002
by deCadmus
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The folks at Bellissimo’s Coffee Universe have finally gotten a revamped Coffee Review off the ground… and in a fairly substantial way. Not only are Ken David’s [sometimes] monthly reviews back online, but so are what appear to be the … Continue reading
February 28, 2002
by deCadmus
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In Chapter 31 of Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy the author recounts the tragic story of a freak wormhole, an accidental insult, and the consequences of gross miscalculation of scale — in which the joint battle fleet … Continue reading
February 27, 2002
by deCadmus
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This evening at the local Borders I ordered a double espresso. This is *not* something I would ordinarily do… in-store coffee shops have a dismal track record in my book, serving coffee that is all over the map in terms … Continue reading
February 27, 2002
by deCadmus
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Polly want espresso? Polly want espresso? Polly want espresso? Polly want espresso? Polly want espresso! Polly want espresso? Polly want espresso?
February 27, 2002
by deCadmus
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A frequently asked question on alt.coffee: how do I best store roasted coffee? Will a zippy bag do? Inexpensive zippy bags don’t do much to keep gasses from wafting this way and that — in and out of the bag. … Continue reading
February 27, 2002
by deCadmus
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Mark Hurst of Creative Good has found his voice again. Among his first new blog entries is a shot at coffee makers… “I’m not much of a coffee drinker, but one morning last week I was interested to see a … Continue reading
February 25, 2002
by deCadmus
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WIRED — “Some people can’t start their day without a caffeine jolt from a cup of coffee. But for those with sensitive stomachs, even drinking decaffeinated coffee can be uncomfortable. Coffee entrepreneur Johann Wulff insists there’s another option. Coffee Legends … Continue reading
February 23, 2002
by deCadmus
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Last fall Amazon inked a deal with Target in which Amazon takes over much of Target.com’s distribution, customer service and eBiz infrastructure, while Target.com will sell books and music from Amazon. Recent visits to Amazon suggest that at least part … Continue reading