August 19, 2011
by deCadmus
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I’ve written at length of the various apparent healthful effects of coffee, which remains one of the most studied stuffs the world over. I’ve noted before: Like so many of the beverages we enjoy today, coffee was once prescribed as … Continue reading
August 10, 2011
by deCadmus
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Let’s examine for a moment the typical conference attendee: bleary-eyed, having stayed up too late the night before catching up on the day’s accumulated email (which stacked up at an alarming rate when the conference’s wireless connection foundered under load); … Continue reading
March 10, 2010
by deCadmus
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If you could get past its provocative title — Is Stumptown the New Starbucks — or Better? — you might think Time’s Josh Ozersky has penned a decent enough article on the leading edge of specialty coffee today. But… damn, … Continue reading
March 3, 2010
by deCadmus
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It’s unreliable, unaccountable, frequently unattainable, and I love it so. It, in this case, is Yemen Mokha, the stuff of heirloom varietals grown in village gardens and courtyards and tiny greenspaces carved out of the walls and warrens of ancient … Continue reading