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Whether you like to take a walk and enjoy beautiful wildlife in the 900-acre Cattail Marsh Wetlands Area - which provides a natural habitat for animals, birds and fish - or prefer to stroll among the gorgeous flowers, plants and trees at the Beaumont Botanical Gardens, Tyrrell Park has it all. The Henry Homberg Municipal Golf Course, also located inside Tyrrell Park, offers 18 holes of golf. In addition, a 2.8 mile walking trail, sheltered picnic tables, two lighted basketball courts, a playground area and restrooms complement the park. Hours: Daily, 6:00 am - 9:00 pm. Admission: Park entry is free; please see golf course listing for golf rates.
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13 May 2011 16:36
Believe it or not, this is an S1000RR. No doubt some parts will make you laugh and others weep, but there's no denying it's a really thorough desecration. As a lover of all eras of BMW, owner and builder Steve Culp was moved to give his bike a vintage makeover to make it comfortable for his ageing frame. We applaud ...
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Proving that a home-made custom project doesn't have to be glamorous to impress is this dolled-up CX500 'StreetTracker'. Builder Graham Braid of Street Tuff Customs describes the original CX500 as "one of the ugliest bikes you can find", but it didn't put the former machinist and precision engineer off making it his first custom build. Braid told MCN: "The CX500 ...
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That most promiscuous of motorcycle frames, the Norton featherbed, has mated again – this time with a Harley. And it's produced a handsome mongrel that's for sale in aid of charity Curing Kids Cancer. Santiago Choppers' owner Alan Bernard built the bike using a 1200cc Harley Sportster engine installed in a Norton frame using the Café Racer style bodywork and ...
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As you've probably guessed by the 'Green Machine' three wheeler, Florida based Parker Brothers Choppers aren't your usual brand of southern state bike builders. Self confessed movie nuts Shanon and Marc have carved a niche within the chopper niche by building replicas of 'movie star' bikes and machines to showcase their passion and technical prowess. The most successful of the ...
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World Championship winning custom bike builders Shaw Harley-Davidson have managed to cram 100 hours of labour building their very special Captain America Fat Boy into 7m14sec of captivating video. The short clip was filmed at Shaw Harley-Davidson near the south coast in East Sussex. It takes 10 hours for a skilled Shaw Harley-Davidson technician to fully strip the 2009 Fat ...
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15 April 2011 17:39
Kott Motorcycles is at the fore of the café racer revolution in the states. Based outside of LA, this shop specialises in converting 1970s Japanese motorcycles into a custom American take on the style Britain made famous in the late 1950s. As MCN showed you Café Cowboy, we thought we'd give you some photos of what liberties Kott Motorcycles are ...
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Kott Motorcycles is at the fore of the café racer revolution in the states. Based outside of LA, this shop specialises in converting 1970s Japanese motorcycles into a custom American take on the style Britain made famous in the late 1950s. To get a feel for where Kott's designs come from, check out this short film entitled "Café Cowboy," by ...
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11 April 2011 10:16
This bike started life as a CBR900RR-Y Honda FireBlade. After a crash at a track day, it fell into the hands of eBike Parts' Chris Turvey and nine months later, this is the result. And if it inspires you, there are plenty of Honda Fireblades for sale! Little of the original remains. The front end is largely lifted off various Aprilia Tuonos, ...
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This is Roland Sands' latest take on his 'cafe-moto' theme, just picked up by its delighted new owner. And a lovely pair they make. Roland, we hate you. About the bike"Happiness comes in many forms and today it comes in the color of a beautiful ripe California grown tangerine. What started out as a rough build has been molded into ...
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This 355kg, 40bhp flat-twin bearing Ural Cross 750 could be the world's greatest touring bike, and the owner intends to find out… by taking it to Mongolia. Equipped with Brembo brakes, a Sachs shock, Herzog gears, an Odyssey Extreme racing battery, the alternator from a Toyota Hilux and electrics by Ducati - "Yeah, they're Italian, but I'd prefer that to ...
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Some of softball's biggest stars came to North Central Texas College in Gainesville on Saturday to honor four young women who lost their lives in a bus accident, to offer support for families and the Lady Lions softball team and raise money for a recently-established scholarship.
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MC sophomore guard Quay King had, what most would call, a career night. In the Chaps 139-73 victory over Southwest Texas Junior College, King from Atlanta, GA, set school records for three pointers made and attempted (16 for 32) to lead the all scorers with 48 points on the evening.
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text: Texas Senator-Elect Ted Cruz: Harbinger of a Viable GOP Print article Send a Tip by Tony Lee 8 Nov 2012 post a comment Ted Cruz, the Tea Party Republican from Texas of Hispanic descent, won his Senate bid on Tuesday, providing what may prove to be the most significant win for conservatives and Republicans when it comes to the future of the movement and the party. In the wake of Mitt Romney's loss in Tuesday's election, Republicans and the mainstream media immediately claimed conservatives needed to compromise with Obama and Democrats and appeal to Hispanics by becoming more moderate. The Republican establishment thinks the party needs to court minority voters by fielding moderate Republicans like Kay Bailey Hutchison, the outgoing Texas Senator whom Cruz is replacing, and David Dewhurst, the moderate, establishment-approved Lieutenant Governor whom Cruz defeated in a bruising primary fight. Cruz was endorsed by a bevy of conservative heavyweights; that was enough to keep him in the game against Dewhurst, but Sarah Palin's endorsement in the week before the primary moved the needle and led to a runoff with Dewhurst, which Cruz ultimately won. Cruz's campaign officials noted they had never seen a candidate's numbers move so dramatically after an endorsement from someone as they did after Palin's campaign appearance on behalf of Cruz in the days before the election. Cruz proves Republicans can appeal to minorities with Tea Party conservatives. His win is also important for three other reasons. First, Cruz is a conservative who can potentially anchor the Senate and unite the intellectual and Tea Party wings of the of the Republican party. "If President Obama means what he says on the campaign trail, if he is interested in working to bring people together to reduce the deficit and get people working, then I will work with him," Cruz said at his victory rally. "But if he is re-elected and intends to continue down this same path, then I will spend every waking moment working to lead the fight to stop it." Secondly, Cruz's Hispanic heritage proves Republicans are just as diverse as Democrats in the highest electoral offices. He represents Hispanic conservatives who are opposed to amnesty and the DREAM Act, which the establishment and Wall Street wings of the Republican party want to enact, thinking it'll be a gateway to the Hispanic community. On FOX News on Wednesday, Cruz said Republicans need to do a "better job communicating our values to the Hispanic community" but emphatically noted Hispanics are a "conservative" community. Third, the Tea Party often gets derided for not being able to appeal to intellectuals. In Cruz, Tea Partiers have a conservative who is a Harvard and Princeton graduate and could one day even become a Supreme Court Justice. When Dewhurst tried to use Cruz's legal career against him in the primary, Cruz's supporters often made the point that it would not hurt if the Tea Party had someone fighting for them who knew many of the legal and legislative nuances that are necessary for navigating the Senate. Texas Tea Partiers told Breitbart News then they typically hated lawyers but would not mind Cruz representing them in Washington. During the primary, Cruz said his race against Dewhurst would be "ground zero" in the battle between the Tea Party and the Republican establishment. His victory demonstrates conservative candidates and their positions can inclusively appeal to minorities.


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This long-term finance workshop aims to contribute to the on-going efforts to scale up the mobilization of climate change finance after 2012.
The aim of the course is to provide students with practical insights and up-to-date knowledge on the interconnected themes of climate, energy and food security, and to familiarise them with the extent of the challenges facing the Asia Pacific region as well as the global community and some of the possible solutions. The course encourages students to critically discuss the science, politics and economics underpinning climate change, energy and food security, and to discuss aspects of mitigation and adaptation to climate change impacts. The range of topics covered includes climate science, climate justice, food justice, hunger, peak oil, biodiversity and climate change, sea level rise, biofuels, renewable energy, global climate change policies, and low carbon society.
This workshop for Pacific least developed countries (LDCs) is organized by the Least Developed Countries Expert Group (LEG). The LEG aims to support the preparation and implementation strategy of national adaptation programmes of action (NAPAs).
This seminar examines the role new technologies may play in contributing to climate change mitigation and adaptation in the agricultural sector in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). It addresses how to shift LAC agriculture from energy-intensive to low-carbon and to promote resilient "smart agriculture". It also looks at advances in the applications of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to the sector, such as generating agro-climatic zoning systems to assist agricultural insurance systems. Relevant advances in biotechnology, such as the development of crop varieties better adapted to climate variability, and nanotechnology, such as more precise delivery of fertilizers and pesticides, are also discussed.
In this webinar, Dr. Nathan Hultman, Director of Environmental Policy program at the University of Maryland School of Public Policy, and Fellow at the Brookings Institution, explains the importance of innovation in the energy sector and how innovation policies can support a transition towards a low carbon economy.
This workshop provides an opportunity for local authorities to build capacities to mitigate climate change and conserve biodiversity, a platform to exchange lessons learned and good practices in local and national efforts to implement the Convention on Biological Diversity, and a venue for city-to-city cooperation in implementing local action plans for biodiversity conservation. It targets high-level authorities and experts from local governments, representatives from NGOs and community-based organizations, academic institutions, and other local actors within the Asia-Pacific region.
This seminar presents and discusses different concepts, approaches and initiatives, which aim to achieve sustainable urban development and support the transition to a green and climate-resilient economy. Participants explore how these concepts differ from each other and whether they have a common denominator for integrated sustainable urban development.
This e-learning course aims to develop participants' understanding of the climate change policy framework, by building an appreciation of the science, causes and impacts of climate change, the history of the policy making process and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) framework. It also considers the challenges currently facing diplomats and international decision makers in making progress with what is currently on the negotiating table. At the end of this course, participants should be able to: 1) comprehend climate change science and the observed and projected impacts of climate change; 2) track and explain the international climate change policy framework; 3) define both climate change mitigation and adaptation; 4) appreciate international considerations for climate change decision-making; and 5) appraise the key issues in the ongoing international climate change negotiations.
This Forum builds the capacity of meteorologists on the methods and tools used to develop seasonal climate outlooks, tailoring them to the challenges faced by islands. It is organized at the request of the member States of the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC), namely the Union of the Comores, Madagascar, Mauritius, Reunion/France and Seychelles. It is based on the countries' desire to develop seasonal climate outlooks adapted to the challenges specific to small island developing States (SIDS).
This webinar focuses on issues related to adaptation finance in developing countries. In particular, it reviews the following issues, namely: 1) the potential of existing and new sources of public finance in addressing adaption finance needs of developing countries; 2) insight emerging from the experience of bilateral and multilateral adaption financing mechanisms in scaling up financial resources in the short, medium and long term; 3) the role of the financial mechanism of UNFCCC in mobilizing scaled up financial resources to address climate adaptation related financing need of developing countries; 4) assessment of replicability and scalability of types of adaptation funding models based on the experience of various funds; and 5) the potential of private sector engagement in adaptation activities.
This workshop aims at identifying concrete action to strengthen institutional capacities in Uganda to deliver learning, focusing on the education, agriculture, energy, water, forestry, environment, tourism, works and transport sectors. It brings together key actors from Government and organizations outside of Government. The event is organized as part of the UN CC:Learn Project on Strengthening Human Resources and Skills to Address Climate Change in 2011-2013, which supports countries in taking a strategic and results-oriented approach to climate change learning.
This e-learning course covers key aspects of renewable energy and energy efficiency policies and discusses how they can contribute to green growth strategies. It aims to provide a better understanding of the policy instruments used to promote the deployment of renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies in developing countries. The course begins with an overview of the range of policy tools available, including price instruments (e.g. feed-in tariffs), quantity instruments (e.g. tradable renewable energy certificates) and standards (e.g. building codes for energy efficiency). As an example, the course discusses the opportunities provided by these policy tools, together with the challenges of implementation. The course ends with a discussion on how these policies can be integrated into overall green growth strategies at the national level.
This e-learning course introduces participants to climate change mitigation, explores the concepts surrounding low carbon development planning on an economy-wide basis and takes a detailed look at what this means in the power and transport sectors and for household electricity use. It comprises the following modules: (i) Introduction to Low Carbon Development Planning; (ii) Overview for Policymakers; (iii) Power; (iv) Household; (v) Transport.
This event aims to raise awareness of the importance and opportunities of using information and communication technology (ICT) standards to build a green economy. It brings together leading specialists in the field of environment, from top policy-makers to engineers, designers, planners, government officials, regulators, standards experts and others. Besides a series of forums, it includes a workshop on Environmental Sustainability for the ICT Sector and a workshop on Submarine Communications Networks for Climate Monitoring and Disaster Warning.
This webinar focuses on approaches to assessing financing needs for the implementation of mitigation and adaption measures in developing countries in the longer term. In particular, it reviews: methodologies for measuring climate-related finance needs; lessons learned from application of "top-down" and "bottom-up" approaches to climate finance needs assessments; conditions for accurate assessments of mitigation and adaptation finance needs in developing countries; and methodologies for tracking climate mitigation and adaptation financial flows.
This workshop aims to evaluate the UNEP-GEF Carbon Benefits Project (CBP) tools for their usefulness, efficiency, and applicability. The organizers expect to define recommendations at the workshop that contribute to the validation of the tools and their potential uptake by GEF projects, and wherever possible by other partners. The target audience includes a number of scientists on carbon measurements and monitoring, the GEF Agencies, and project practitioners. A number of the tools will be demonstrated at the Wildlife Works Project in Rukinga.
This conclave provides a platform for policy dialogue on the international and domestic policy processes related to climate change and the carbon market, and for knowledge sharing on emerging scenarios of the global and Indian carbon markets. It promotes capacity building and growth of the Indian Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project pipeline through knowledge sharing and information dissemination for new and prospective entrants to the carbon market.
This webinar provides an update on the latest science and knowledge in the areas of global health adaptation priorities and processes and information about case studies of countries that have begun to show innovative ways of responding to the climate change and health adaptation agenda. It is part of the Climate Change and Health Webinar series. The webinar lasts 90 minutes with opportunities to ask questions of the panel.
This event comprises 11 webinar sessions with the aim to share and increase participants' knowledge on climate change mitigation and conservation agriculture. Experts from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and partner organizations give presentations in webinars and online discussion forums.
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Yet another transplanted New Yorker, I'm looking for a good place to buy coffee beans. Any recs?
I have given up on anything Starbucks. If you like Oren's in NYC then this place has it beat: http://www.blackbearcoffee.com/ Order 10 lbs and you get a great discount. The Kenya AA is and the other straights and nationals are all really good. Unfortunately, there aren't too many independent coffee shops that have their own brand or roasts of beans that aren't $14/pound and up. I go to Whole Foods in a pinch; the Allegro brand is very good but pricey.
Is there a good local source of high quality, freshly-roasted coffee with a wide range of origins?? I can't wait to learn of this...
After many attempts local sourcing (Hogan Bros. at Pemberton and Terroir at Whole Foods are the leading contenders and I had high hopes for Flatblack Jack's downtown, but it's not all that fresh tasting to me) --
we rely almost exclusively on Peet's (for turnover and variety, I prefer the Harvard Sq shop to downtown or Lexington, but all are the most consistently fresh and well-roasted that I have found in person).
Whole Foods Allegro will do in a pinch for fresh beans, but the roasting seems grossly inconsistent.
Mail order is another option we also do monthly with www.bluebottlecoffee.net -- truly awesome and fresh -- best of any of the many web-based options, but more per lb. (highly recommend the Bella Donovan blend/roast).
re: rlh
I have to give a resounding second to blue bottle coffee. Although not local (based out of Oakland) their coffee is fantastic. They are fanatical, I mean FANATICAL, about their coffee. I have a friend who is a barrista at a small shop in San Francisco. Blue Bottle Coffee approached them to serve their coffee. In order to do so, the cafe had to totally revamp how they make and serve the coffee in order to fit the company's policy to ensure their coffee is made and served to best showcase its flavoers. That meant getting rid of their usual drip brewers and using only french press or individual cup ceramic drip makers. My friend brought me a bag of their Bella Donovan on a recent visit - very fresh, complex aroma and taste. One of the best coffees I've ever had.
re: rlh
I need to update this with a couple of recent finds which are nearby that merit mentioning - all are superior to Peets, Terroir, and Whole Foods Allegro - mostly due to consistent/under-roasting and freshness.
Barismo - Arlington - on site roasting, limited range of options (Guatemala, Costa Rica, Brazil, Kenya, and maybe Mexico - nothing Pacific as of last week), slightly higher prices, erratic operating hours, but they are really friendly types and supply stellar beans meticulously roasted!
Biscuit - via website ecookbooks.com - comes from Foxboro and has the highest quality to price ratio with a wide range of single source beans freshly-roasted (free, really fast shipping with about 2 lbs or more order - you have to mention the free shipping offer in the notes field on your order and they really take off the charges). Their Guatemalan is amazing.
Mocha Joe's - Brattleboro, VT with a good website - fair prices, great beans - reasonable shipping and very fast. Their Costa Rica La Minita is awesome.
re: rlh
If you want mail order, we buy coffees from Kaldi Gourmet. Really more of a wholesale operation, minimum order of 5 pounds, but the quality and the prices are just amazing. We are working on some Sumatran and some El Salvdoran right now that are just out of this world. Comparable coffees elsewhere would be at least twice the $.
re: StriperGuy
Thanks - amazing low prices, but I don't think we go through enough to buy in 5 lb increments - but in the not local, mail order, internet category of truly excellent beans, I would also add:
Counter Culture (NC-based, like Kaldi - there's a NYC storefront (can't remember the name) in/around the East Village using these beans to make the best expresso I've ever had - yes, even better than Blue Bottle in SF.
i assume you mean roasted coffee beans. i agree with others that peets is pretty good. i also like terroir quite a bit, but it is expensive. there are a number of locations in boston where you can get the beans; simon's cafe in cambridge for instance. i think whole foods might also carry them. you can also try velouria cafe in jamaica plain, which has several varieties of terroir on hand (he's got a brew-on-demand system) so you can sample different varieties to see which you prefer. i don't know if he sells the beans, though. finally, there's diesel cafe in davis sq., which serves intelligentsia. you can buy whole beans from them (though, perversely, they won't grind them for you.) these are my favorites, anyway.
re: autopi
True Grounds in Ball Square has the Terroir beans as well.
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re: heathermb
there is a place in southie called PS, they only have like 5 flavours of beans for sale, but the italian roast is awesome!
re: autopi
Whole Foods does sell Terroir beans, as does Clear Flour Bakery.
re: autopi
I find Peets and Terroir to be quite different roasts. You don't really know if you're getting a quality bean if they burn it, nor does it matter by that point. Maybe I just haven't been to Peet's in awhile.
Do they sell medium-low roasted coffee? I thought it was all dark.
re: uman
well they both do several different roasts, so i suppose it's what you are comparing. i usually get the peet's house blend, and don't find it too dark or burnt at all. certainly not like starbucks, from what i recall. (haven't had starbucks in awhile.) i've had several terroir varieties, but they have all been lighter and fruitier than the peets. i like them both, so i have no complaints. but sure, ymmv.
re: autopi
Diesel usually has bags of both ground and whole beans out, and if you don't see what you want they've always been happy to grind it for me.
re: Parsnipity
that may be a policy change b/w when this thread first was active and now. i was told a year or two ago that they would NOT grind the beans (purchased from them) for me. something about how they had their grinders set up. also, at that point, i think the only option they had was whole bean, at least on the occasions i was there.
i did notice the last time i was there (a month or so ago) that, as you say, they had ground beans available for sale. if they are willing to grind them too, so much the better.
Our local coffee spot, Flat Black Coffee in Lower Mills, Dorchester is installing their own roaster.
They also have a branch in the Boston Society of Architects building on Broad Street in downtown Boston
They have plans for a shop at Ashmont Station, which is good for local commuters.
They already have coffee to drive for, but deserve their own baker/pastry chef. That would enhance the yum...
This brings up a huge problem I am having. I am looking for a particular roast of coffee from Java Tree coffee called Durango Dark Roast. It makes the best pot of french press coffee I have ever had but I cannot find here. Can any one help me? The two pound bag I moved back with is almost gone.
re: ChickenBrocandZiti
I would call Flat Back and request it. I think they are looking to grow and might welcome your question.
re: ChickenBrocandZiti
did you email them to see where they may distribute in the area?
The Catonesse place in Acton that hargau has been raving about also sells coffee, specifically terrior beans, I think.
re: raddoc
New England Coffee Roasters on Charles St in Malden not only roasts all their own coffee they have a retail outlet where you can buy the freshly roasted beans. I tell you my neighborhood smells wonderful almost everynight about 5:00 when the roasters are at full speed. We also get the wonderful smells of bread cooking from Piantiadosi's Bakery around the corner.
re: MeffaBabe
i lived there for 15 yrs smelled like burnt toast all the time lol
their coffee is not in the same league as the others mentioned here
re: foodperv
I roast my own coffee at home - the burnt toast smell is normal. As the green beans are roasted, the aromas change from a kind of spicy smell, to burnt toast, to the actual familiar coffee roasted smell.
That said, I'd avoid NE Coffee Roasters. I'm from Malden originally, and unless they've changed drastically (which I doubt), you'll just get a very poor quality bean there.
re: foodperv
I worked right near there for a year and in the summer months the smell was overwhelming. Made me NOT want coffee!
re: heathermb
I also roast coffee at home and enjoy the smell in Malden center most mornings, although dunno if its stronger at night. I think Polcari's sources most of its whole bean coffee from NE CR, so MeffaBabe isn't the only one suggesting it.
The smell though, makes me wish that TC's still had their caffe open. However, for a good selection of imported Italian espresso beans, drive down Main St into Everett to check out Regina's.
If you can get out to it, I like Armeno Coffee Roasters, in Northborough. They roast their own, and do a great job, IMHO. Here's a link: https://www.armeno.com/store/
Around town, I get my beans from Peet's. If you're looking for good coffee beans at the best prices around, you could try Polcari's, on Salem St. in the North End. I don't think they're as good as Peet's, but they cost about 40% less.
re: steve999
Freshness varies widely at Faneuil Hall Red Barn - be sure to check the sell by date on the bottom of the bag - it should be at least a month in the future in my experience there.
Aside from learning how to roast your own (really easy, btw), I'd recommend The Atomic Cafe in Beverly (they also have one in Marblehead, but I haven't been to that one yet).
Run by two brothers - they roast their own and are very particular - believe me, they know their beans.
If you ever decide to venture into roasting your own (so very easy, but terribly addictive :>), a great source for beans for roasting is Tom & Maria who run Sweet Maria's online. It's a small, personable, family run business. Can't even begin to describe how pleased I am with Tom & Maria, & their crew. They also have a limited selection of preroasted coffee that can be ordered, too.
Also - if anyone is interested in roasting their own coffee, shoot me an email - lynnebizatgmail...
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I am frustrated with Whole Foods on River Street in Cambridge. They used to have a really big section with fresh roasted coffee. Now they have minimized it and yesterday the dates on the roasting bins were dated a day later!
Either someone doesn't know what day it is, or this is intentional. I hope it's not the later.
Anyway, It's good to know where you can get freshly roasted coffee in the area now.
re: jazzwoman
I bought some beans at Barismo on mass. ave in East Arlington recently....very good stuff. Their hours vary....go to www.barismo.com to find contact info. They roast the beans there. I also bought a grinder from them.
As a coffee obsessive, I feel it my duty to respond, even though it's all been said at some point in this years-long thread.
We have three huge coffee roasting stars in the area, by my estimation.
Terroir is the direct descendant of the old Coffee Connection, which brought great fresh roasted coffee to this part of the world some 25 years ago. Roasted in Acton and available in Whole Foods and many local cafes, Terroir coffee tend to be lighter roasted than most others these days and focused on bright, fruity acidity. They also do some darker roasts, but even their espresso is a bit lighter than others.
Atomic Cafe on the north shore, available in Cambridge at Simon's. Much of their stuff is good quality dark roasted blends, but they have certain coffees that warrant a lighter treatment, and these really give Terroir a run.
Barismo is a brand new roaster in Arlington. Really excellent. Still developing his style, but so far he seems to be chasing a similar thing as Terroir, but at a bit darker roast point. Really shines with espresso. Find it at Simon's too.
There are many other good small local roasters, but these are the three that get me really excited.
re: jajjguy
jajjguy, how would you compare atomic cafe w/barismo? is one darker than the other?
re: autopi
My data on both are a bit thin... But my sense is that most of Atomic's stuff is pretty dark, closer to Peet's/Starbucks, but they do certain beans lighter. Not as light as Terroir, but same idea. Barismo is still working out his style, and so far is a notch or two darker than Terroir. So Atomic's lighter stuff and Barismo are in the same neighborhood in terms of roast level.
re: jajjguy
I'd really recommend that you consider trying Armeno Coffee Roasters, in Northboro. They do a great job, tend to specialize in "full city" roasts (though personally I prefer darker roasts, and typically buy Peets).
re: winedude
Thanks, I'll certainly put them on my list for next time I take a drive out west. Can their coffee be found anywhere in the Boston area?
I also had been looking for good roasters around here. I was spoiled when I was in CT by http://www.thecoffeetrade.com/ Coffee Trade in Avon. They roast all their own and have a wide variety of light/medium/dark roasts. It's a small mom & pop type place but they have the best coffee!! They do phone or internet orders and have a coffee club (buy 12 lbs, get one free). They are wonderful people who do NOT burn their coffee. I know it's not "local" but they are better than I've found here.


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text: Brazil Soccer Fan Killed After Being Struck by Toilet Bowl Print article Send a Tip from AFP 4 May 2014 post a comment A Brazilian fan died after being struck by a toilet bowl hurled in clashes after a football game in a World Cup host city, police said Saturday, just 40 days before Brazil stages the event.Santa Cruz, based in the northeastern coastal city of Recife, had drawn with visiting Parana late Friday when violence erupted outside the grounds.Fans clashed upon leaving the Arruda stadium, across town from a brand new World Cup venue.Some ripped out toilet bowls and threw them at fans congregated below, fatally injuring one, a police spokesman said.Police named the dead man as Paulo Ricardo Gomes da Silva.His mother, Joelma, told local radio: "They killed my son and me too -- I would not wish the pain I am suffering today on anybody."Local television said Da Silva had become embroiled in a quarrel with organized groups of opposing fans following a match that drew about 8,000 supporters."Given the urgency of what happened," the Brazilian Football Confederation said the country's Supreme Tribunal of Sporting Justice (STJD) had ordered the temporary closure of the stadium pending further inquiries.Recife has built a new stadium, the Pernambuco Arena, for four World Cup matches on the city's outskirts, although with no top flight side to support some locals fear the venue could prove an expensive white elephant.Brazilian media quoted Santa Cruz president Antonio Luiz Neto as insisting his club and the police had done their best to ensure home and away fans left the ground 15 minutes apart to minimize the risk of clashes.According to Globo, three more fans were injured, one seriously, in the violence, just the latest outbreak of several instances of hooliganism in recent months in Brazil.During a major incident in December, fans of Atletico Paranaense clashed with visiting team Vasco da Gama, television cameras focusing on one bloodied man mercilessly kicked in the body and head.President Dilma Rousseff said Brazil would not tolerate such behavior. But dozens of Corinthians supporters subsequently invaded their club's training complex and attacked Sao Paulo club players.Brazil has been racing to prepare for the World Cup amid a series of construction delays and huge cost overruns.It will cost more than $11 billion to stage the event that the five-times champions last hosted in 1950 on a much smaller scale.The bill has angered many citizens who say the money spent at new state of the art stadiums, some in cities without a major team, such as Recife itself, would have been better directed toward upgrading poor public services.In June, more than a million Brazilians marched nationwide to decry the cost of the Cup and some recent protests, while smaller, have ended in violence.


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DEARBORN - Ford's Director of Sustainable Business Strategies, John Viera, sat down with Ford's employee communications network, @Ford Online, to discuss Ford's sustainability strategy and the recently published 12th Annual Corporate Sustainability Report.
12th Annual Sustainability Report
Q: Why is sustainability so important to Ford?
A: Sustainability represents the intersection of the environmental, social and economic actions that we take on as a company. The environmental element of sustainability revolves around how we provide vehicles and produce those vehicles in an environmentally friendly way, and we take many different actions to make that happen.
From a social standpoint, we want to ensure that the working conditions for our employees in our facilities – and also the people working in our supplier plants – are at a level that we feel is more than just acceptable. It's about delivering products with processes in an environment that is respectful and one that we can be proud of moving forward.
The economic aspect of sustainability is of course making sure that there is a good business case for everything that we do. The good news is that we can deliver the environmental and the social side and have a great business case on top of it.
Q: How would you sum up how Ford has advanced its sustainability strategy in 2010/11?
A: From an economic standpoint, I think the results that we're all very familiar with from 2010 speak for themselves. We had the highest net income in over a decade, and we're very pleased about that.
On the environmental side, we talk about what we've done with our vehicles and what we've done at our manufacturing facilities. From a vehicle standpoint, we made a commitment that we would be best in class or among the best in class in fuel economy in every vehicle segment we participate in – cars, SUVs and trucks. We began planning and implementing that strategy several years ago and this year we're seeing the strategy come to fruition. We have 12 vehicles that offer best-in-class in fuel economy and four models that offer 40 mpg or better. That is a claim that no other automaker can make.
From a manufacturing perspective – and I think manufacturing really deserves a lot of credit – we reduced our global carbon dioxide emissions at our facilities by 5.6 percent, and that's on a per-vehicle basis compared to 2009. And we've committed to reducing our C02 emissions by 30 percent by 2025 on a per-vehicle basis in our manufacturing facilities. So we're very excited not only about what we've delivered so far but what we're going to delivering in the future.
On the social front, we have many efforts going on with our supply base. We're translating the great code of working conditions that we employ in our facilities here at Ford to our suppliers. So it's not just a matter of trying to find suppliers who operate the same way that we do. It's actually taking the suppliers that we have, educating them and making a positive impact.
Q: What is the difference between this year's report and last year's report in terms of material issues?
A: Water is a great example. In this year's report we focus on what our water strategy is going to be. Since 2000, we've reduced the amount of water that we use to produce a vehicle by 49 percent, and we're looking to improve that by an additional 5 percent moving forward. We realize that fresh water is increasingly becoming a very scarce resource, and as we expand our operations throughout the world – particularly in areas that are water-constrained – we recognize that we really need to have a solid overall strategy that focuses not just on water reduction but ensuring that we are accessing the water in the most responsible way.
Q: Another critical global issue is vehicle electrification. What is our strategy there?
A: Electrification is an important piece of Ford's overall product sustainability strategy. Ford's aggressive strategy includes five new electrified vehicles in North America by 2012 and Europe by 2013. Ford launched the Transit Connect Electric small commercial van in 2010 and in addition to Focus Electric in late 2011, will introduce C-MAX Hybrid, a second next-generation lithium-ion battery hybrid and the C-MAX Energi plug-in hybrid in 2012.
Q: What is Ford doing with respect to the environmental impact of C02 emissions?
A: We are doing our share in terms of C02 reduction in the atmosphere as it relates to what we call climate stabilization. We set a goal a couple of years ago that we would reduce the amount of carbon dioxide coming from our fleet of vehicles by 30 percent by the year 2020 – and that's from a 2006 baseline. The good news is that we're on track to exceed that amount, which is fantastic. On the facilities side, we set a similar target of a 30 percent improvement in C02 on a per-vehicle basis by 2025.
Q: How is Ford addressing human rights within our operations and our supply base?
A: Internally at Ford, human rights is all about having the right working conditions. And we've extended that code of conduct to our suppliers. Last year, Ford trained suppliers in systemic solutions to working condition challenges and assessed 130 supplier factories around the world for compliance with Ford and legal requirements. Ford global totals now exceed 1,649 suppliers trained and 709 assessed. The suppliers then reach out to their suppliers and so forth. So we can really have a cascading effect in terms of the good actions that we've taken on and spread that to the community at large.
We're very proud of the fact that we're identified as a global leader in human rights. We do what we do because it's the right thing, and I think that's an area that Ford employees should feel very proud about.
Q: As you look over the entire report, does anything stand out as a really notable accomplishment?
A: I think it's really the delivery of the fantastic fuel economy that we're seeing from our products because when we talk about fuel economy what a lot of people I think aren't completely clear on is as you deliver great fuel economy you're also significantly reducing carbon dioxide. This is the greatest impact that we have on the environment as a company and we're demonstrating leadership in this area.
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India has bagged three prestigious awards from World Travel Awards(WTA). These are: Worlds Leading Destination- India, Worlds Leading Tourist Board- Incredible India and Worlds Leading Tourist Attraction- Taj Mahal. Union Tourism Minister Sh. K. Chiranjeevi received these awards here today.
Speaking on the occasion, the Union Tourism Minister said that his Ministry has prepared a multi-pronged strategy to increase Indias share in World Tourist Arrivals. He said, This includes development of world class Infrastructure and manpower and undertaking aggressive promotional and marketing activities.
Referring to the recently launched Phase-II of Incredible India campaign the Minister said The Campaign indicates a paradigm shift with the focus now being on the consumers. The emphasis is on the fact that Tourists from the world over can find their destination or product of desire in India.
Lauding the roll of Tourism Sector in the creation of jobs, particularly in remote and backward areas, the Minister said it provides employment to a wide spectrum of job seekers in the country from the unskilled to the specialised.
He said, Tourism also has the potential to stimulate other economic factors through its linkages with a host of sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, transport, hospitality and many others.
Chiranjeevi was of the opinion that growth in tourism has become an instrument for sustainable development including poverty elimination, environmental regeneration and job creation in countries across the world. He said Its importance lies in being an instrument for economic development and employment generation.
Established 19 years ago, WTA is committed to raising the standards of customer service and overall business performance throughout the international tourism industry. This was for the first time that WTA ceremony was held in Asia.
When It's About Money: Don't just save for your child's education
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The appetizing aroma of Honey-Oat Casserole Bread often fills Beverly Sterling's Gasport, New York kitchen. The round yeast loaf is tender and moist with a wonderful flavor.
6 Servings
Prep: 20 min. + rising Bake: 35 min. + cooling
1 cup boiling water
1 cup quick-cooking oats
1/4 cup butter, softened
1/4 cup honey
1 teaspoon salt
1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
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3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
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Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 30 minutes.
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BEST beach experience you can have, just grab your towel and drink and in a few steps, you'll be sitting under your umbrella in your chairs WAITING FOR YOU with our BEACH SERVICE. After, shop the artist kiosks, clothing stores or the pharmacy (in case you left your toothbrush at home). Hit one of 3 restaurants for dinner, then fall happily into your KING bed, watch a movie on your flat screen and get a great night's sleep! WITHOUT DRIVING
YES, our rental INCLUDES Beach SERVICE from March 1st through November 1st, 2 chairs and an umbrella wait for you on the uncrowded, white sandy beaches.
OUR PLACE IN PARTICULAR also has gulf VIEWS, 40 inch LCD in the living room, updated modern decorating (new sealy sleeper sofa, ahhhhh), great kitchen, comfortable king bed and 32 inch LCD in the bedroom. FOR KIDS, we have a 19 INCH TV/DVD player IN THE BOTTOM BUNK!!! Also, a strap-on high chair and stroller for you to use.(LESS stuff to bring along) ALSO, the half bath in the bunk room makes life easier.
The Gulf Place community is as described above, so really you never have to leave the property. there are 3 pools, tennis courts and shuffle board. Also 3 deeded beach accesses! (lots of private beach) To eat, you can start with coffee and breakfast at Lucille's Gossip Parlor, then a fresh fish wrap or fried shrimp from Smilin' Fish Cafe, to a gourmet meal (Pecan-crusted red snapper) at Fire, you have all you need right there! I can't forget the delicious pizza and wings from Amore! Kids will love the hot dogs and ice cream too from Lucilles.
There is also a 2 acre GRASSY area to play ball on, amphitheater, (live music) fun shopping, a salon, special wine tastings and art projects over at the artist kiosks. And having an onsite pharmacy is SO HANDY when you need to grab something you forgot.
WANNA Bike? Kayak? Boogie Board? Walk downstairs and rent any of those items from Josh, at Southern Beach Bikes and water sports. (I personally prefer the sitting and reading form of exercise, but some people like to actually MOVE.)
YOU NEVER have to leave ONCE YOU ARRIVE. But if you really want to, we are close to funky Grayton Beach (4 miles away), outlet shopping (10 miles), Walmart (where do they not have one of those) and Publix (3 miles) and state parks.
Just tell us what you wanna do, and we'll be happy to guide you, but only if you rent our place! ;-) GET IN-GULFED. We have, and we love it!!
We request a 4 night minimum stay during the summer season and a 1 week minimum for holidays.
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We are Dan and Susan Frizsell, and we live in Music City, Nashville TN. We have 2 incredible children, (a little biased) a recording studio, an art/teaching career and now a condo in FL! We hope to use it to actually relax (not easy to do with 2 young kids) but as the studio keeps us busy (Thankful for that) we are hoping to help OTHER people like you relax! We love art, food, and the amazing beaches on the gulf coast which leads you answers below.....
Dan Frizsell purchased this condo in 2012
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We are very particular and over-researched the area, and looked at probably 100 places before we bought! We settled on Gulf Place because it's classy yet laid back. You can walk downstairs and get a hot dog or a gourmet meal or pizza. MOST of all, I can leave Dan and the kids in the condo, run down to Fire or The Naked Grape and get a mini chocolate silk pie or Lava cake to go at 9pm. The pools are lovely, the kids love the grassy area, I love the artist shacks, Dan loves the bike rentals (I'm waiting for the motorized version) the stores are fun, and we can park and not leave the whole vacation. The beach accesses are very easy dragging along 2 kids, and the water and sand are indescribable. Also, we aren't into crowds, and Gulf Place is the least crowded of the communities!
What makes this condo unique
Our ultra-convenient comfortable condo offers the most bang for the buck on 30A. BEACH SERVICE, 3 pools, 3 deeded beach access, tennis courts, shuffle board, walking trails, incredible dining, new LCD TVs and newly updated decorating.


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