A kids classic, and Miss Potter herself

A kids classic, and Miss Potter herself

Los Angeles Times - Four-disc set includes two films starring and directed by the Oscar-winning actor ? the documentary "Looking for Richard," for which he won the Directors Guild of America Award, and the well-acted 2000 drama "Chinese Coffee," with Jerry Orbach. Also ...



The History And Main Types Of Coffee

It's a mainstay in many households the world over with a commodity ranking of number two, just behind oil production. But how did the worldwide coffee craze get started and what exactly is the history of the little bean loved the globe over for the coffee it creates?According to legend, the first use of coffee dates back to the 800s when a goat herder named Kaldi discovered his goats had more energy after eating the berries from a specific bush. Kaldi's story takes place in east Africa and is co



Coffee - A Day in the Life

I like coffee. A lot. In fact, I've noticed that my every waking moment, and I have a lot of waking moments, is consumed by coffee because I'm always consuming coffee.



Travel Light With A Travel Coffee Maker

You love your coffee. You have your own personal blend. You love your brewer, and have it set on a timer when you don't forget. But the mornings when you do forget are always hectic, and more often than not, you're in a rush just to get out the door with enough time to swing by the nearest 7-Eleven to grab a cup of coffee on the way to work. Not quite the cup of coffee you prefer, but better than nothing.Tired of settling? Then it might be time for a travel coffee maker. More popular than ever



Economic Benefits of Home Roasting

The economics of coffee consumption are quite relevant to the home roasting industry. There is a direct relationship between the quality - perceived or real - of coffee and the amount consumed (people will drink more coffee if it tastes better).



Coffee Rises to 1-Week High in New York on Shrinking Supplies

Bloomberg - June 18 (Bloomberg) -- Coffee rose to a one-week high in New York as shrinking inventories in the U.S. and Vietnam, the worlds second-largest producer, revived speculation that demand will exceed output this year. Stockpiles of raw, unroasted coffee ...