March 27, 2002
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H.G. Wells doesn’t have a lock on time travel… ‘Course my trip through time isn’t measured in years, but in hours. Regular readers will have noticed a steep decline in both the number — and length — of posts recently. … Continue reading
March 27, 2002
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Good to the last droppings….The Washington Times takes a swing at reporting the curious tale [tail?] of Kopi Luwak… and gets it right! Long viewed as merely the stuff of urban legends, Kopi Luwak is real enough — and while … Continue reading
March 25, 2002
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The current crop of web authoring tools don’t build standards-compliant pages. That is, unless you tweak them. And, there’s some hope for next-generation tools. Both brought to you by the fine folks at A List Apart.
March 20, 2002
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Today I’ve been tasting the coffees from the Two Loons Coffee sampler pack. In this segment, three of five. All coffees are drip-brewed with a Melitta filter cone. Burundi AA [27/01/0028]Tastes of strong black tea and tobacco… with an aroma … Continue reading
March 20, 2002
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— coaxing gleaming, mahogany beans from curiously grassy, green seeds. There’s few things that make *this* alchemist happier than a bag of new beans to roast, and Steve Ackman at Two Loons Coffee in New Hampshire has come through with … Continue reading
March 15, 2002
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Has the world’s most-watched coffee pot been resurrected? Perhaps, if you read German, you can tell me… the Google translation leaves a little something to the imagination.
March 15, 2002
by deCadmus
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Ken Davids’ latest coffee reviews are on-line. This time he takes a look at coffees you’ll find in bags, bins and cans your local supermarket — and finds that the lines that used to clearly separate specialty coffees from the … Continue reading
March 13, 2002
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The Web is not Walden Pond… and attempts to make it so through increasingly stark simplicity are well-intentioned, but badly aimed. Simplicity often belies the truth. The truth if the web is that it is the most mind-boggling array of … Continue reading