11 Sunday Mar 2012
Posted in People
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Beverages, Coffee, Coffee and Tea, community, Eye contact, Food, Kindness, Random act of kindness, relationships, Shopping
It seems like everywhere we turn there is too much negativity and bad news in the world around us. Why not start making your world better by doing these simple random acts of kindness. Continue reading »
01 Sunday Jan 2012
Posted in Food and Drink
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Beer, Brew, craft beer, Egyptians, Food, Industrial Revolution, Microbrewery, St. Pauli Girl, Swedish Bikini Team
Picture women and beer and you might think of the St. Pauli Girl or the Swedish Bikini Team. However, women have a long and illustrious history as brewers, not servers. The original beer-loving culture, the Egyptians, considered brewing the most womanly of culinary arts, creating statues and frescoes of female brewers in every stage of beer production. Even the deity in charge of beer was a goddess. Continue reading »
30 Friday Dec 2011
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Ama Dablam, Amsterdam, Beer, Beverages, Food, Imja Khola, Recreation, Shopping, Tea, Tea house, Vondelpark
Located in Amsterdam’s Vondelpark, the Round Blue Teahouse is a relaxing and cozy place to kick back with tea or beer in spite of its seating for at least seven hundred people. This unique city attraction was built in 1937 and is made of concrete, steel, and glass. The building’s upper terrace overlooks the park and is filled with lovely views. Continue reading »
07 Wednesday Dec 2011
Posted in Blog Entries
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Calorie, Diet, Eating, Food, Health, Physical exercise, Shopping, Weight loss
Many diets seem to start off strong, but eventually the dieter fails to lose weight due to one main reason: a poor dieting plan. This article explains six strong points to consider when planning for a diet, and how they can effectively transform a poor diet into a successful one. Specific caloric intake and effective eating habits are included in this article. Continue reading »
