Why can't I load this URL? http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums
BoyntonStu
Christopher Jahn
news:1175974971.2...@n76g2000hsh.googlegroups.com:
Works fine here. Try clearing the cache and deleting any cookies
related to the site and try again.
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I started to correct my mistakes, but realized what I was doing
in time.
BoyntonStu
This is what I got:
Great Success !
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Old Gringo
Thinking Twice, BoyntonStu Stumbled Over To The Keyboard And wrote
The Following In The mozilla.support.firefox News Group:
Worked in Firefox first try on this end. Web site of no interest.
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Work for me. At least I can get to the opening screen. Just a typical
PHP newsgroup forum.
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Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T
> On Or About 7 Apr 2007 12:42:51 -0700, Without Any Hesitation Or
> Thinking Twice, BoyntonStu Stumbled Over To The Keyboard And wrote
> The Following In The mozilla.support.firefox News Group:
>
>> http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums
>>
>> Works in IE but not Firefox.
>>
>> Why?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Worked in Firefox first try on this end. Web site of no interest.
Pete Holsberg
Works fine for me.
Old Gringo
Or Thinking Twice, Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T Stumbled Over To The
Keyboard And wrote The Following In The mozilla.support.firefox News
Group:
> Old Gringo wrote:
>> On Or About 7 Apr 2007 12:42:51 -0700, Without Any Hesitation Or
>> Thinking Twice, BoyntonStu Stumbled Over To The Keyboard And wrote
>> The Following In The mozilla.support.firefox News Group:
>>
>>> http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums
>>>
>>> Works in IE but not Firefox.
>>>
>>> Why?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>> Worked in Firefox first try on this end. Web site of no interest.
> Could be he is a coffee fiend. If so would be to him.
Or maybe just trying to get some hits. <g> I like Lake Pontchartrain
flavored Folgers myself.
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4/7/2007 8:46:55 PM CST
BoyntonStu
> 4/7/2007 8:46:55 PM CST
Got it!
It was a cookie.
Brian Heinrich
<snip />
> Worked in Firefox first try on this end. Web site of no interest.
Hmm . . . you wouldn't happen to be one of those peculiarly perverted
persons who can't fathom how coffee could be the /real/ water of life, would
you? :-P
/P.S./: Don't get me wrong, I love (good) whisk[e]y as much as anyone, but
I'm far more functional with coffee than without, whilst the consumption of
whisk[e]y has been known (at least from time to time) to impair said
functionality. :-P
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/b.
String quartets don't march very well.
--Donald Barthelme, /The Dead Father/
Brian Heinrich
> Old Gringo wrote:
<snip />
>> Worked in Firefox first try on this end. Web site of no interest.
>
> Could be he is a coffee fiend. If so would be to him.
*Harrumph!* -- The 'coffee fiend' is a far rarer creature than the
quasi-mythical (/à la/ /Marihuana/, /Reefer Madness/, &c) 'dope fiend'.
Brian Heinrich
> On Or About Sat, 07 Apr 2007 20:11:10 -0400, Without Any Hesitation
> Or Thinking Twice, Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T Stumbled Over To The
> Keyboard And wrote The Following In The mozilla.support.firefox News
> Group:
>
>> Old Gringo wrote:
<snip />
>>> Worked in Firefox first try on this end. Web site of no interest.
>> Could be he is a coffee fiend. If so would be to him.
>
> Or maybe just trying to get some hits. <g> I like Lake Pontchartrain [ . . . ]
Some how reminds me of an old Pogues' song. . . .
> [ . . . ]
> flavored Folgers myself.
I've spent enough years supporting my local roasterie that even Starbucks'
coffee is nigh unto undrinkable.
There are few things in life not in some way involving intimate contact that
are quite as pleasurable upon awakening as a cup ( . . . or two . . . or
three . . . or more . . . ) of freshly ground Jamaican Blue Mountain made in
a French press. . . .
Rinaldi J. Montessi
> There are few things in life not in some way involving intimate contact that
> are quite as pleasurable upon awakening as a cup ( . . . or two . . . or
> three . . . or more . . . ) of freshly ground Jamaican Blue Mountain made in
> a French press. . . .
I'll agree with the French press part...
--
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-- Adlai Stevenson
Brian Heinrich
> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>
>> There are few things in life not in some way involving intimate
>> contact that are quite as pleasurable upon awakening as a cup ( . . .
>> or two . . . or three . . . or more . . . ) of freshly ground Jamaican
>> Blue Mountain made in a French press. . . .
>
> I'll agree with the French press part...
I was introduced to Bodums (I didn't encounter the term 'French press' till
a good half-dozen years later) in late '91 and have been using them for most
of my coffee-making needs since early '92 (after a replacement for a kaput
drip coffee-maker itself went kaput in a matter of weeks).
If you've not had Jamaican Blue Mountain, you really should treat yourself.
My local roasterie tends to bring in a 100-lb bag every year shortly
before Christmas and roasts it on-site in small batches, advertising it as
'The Coffee of Kings'.
It's full-bodied, but very clean on the palate; there's a bit of acidity on
the finish, but the aftertaste lingers like that of a good wine or Scotch.
BoyntonStu
FWIW (Coffee lovers)
I roast green beans in my homemade roaster and brew the coffee in an
Aeropress.
The Aeropress is an improvement over a French Press.
Check out coffeegeek.
There are about 200,000 hits on the AP forum.
Old Gringo
Hot cup of coffee and a chocolate chip cookie. <g>
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Old Gringo
Or Thinking Twice, Brian Heinrich Stumbled Over To The Keyboard And
wrote The Following In The mozilla.support.firefox News Group:
> On 2007-04-07 19:51 (-0600 UTC), Old Gringo wrote:
>
>> On Or About Sat, 07 Apr 2007 20:11:10 -0400, Without Any Hesitation
>> Or Thinking Twice, Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T Stumbled Over To The
>> Keyboard And wrote The Following In The mozilla.support.firefox News
>> Group:
>>
>>> Old Gringo wrote:
>
> <snip />
>
>>>> Worked in Firefox first try on this end. Web site of no interest.
>>> Could be he is a coffee fiend. If so would be to him.
>>
>> Or maybe just trying to get some hits. <g> I like Lake Pontchartrain [ . . . ]
>
> Some how reminds me of an old Pogues' song. . . .
>
>> [ . . . ]
>> flavored Folgers myself.
>
> I've spent enough years supporting my local roasterie that even Starbucks'
> coffee is nigh unto undrinkable.
>
> There are few things in life not in some way involving intimate contact that
> are quite as pleasurable upon awakening as a cup ( . . . or two . . . or
> three . . . or more . . . ) of freshly ground Jamaican Blue Mountain made in
> a French press. . . .
Now that dose sound good. I do mine the old fashion Melitta way.
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Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T
Donuts are better with coffee
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T
> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>
>> There are few things in life not in some way involving intimate
>> contact that are quite as pleasurable upon awakening as a cup ( . . .
>> or two . . . or three . . . or more . . . ) of freshly ground Jamaican
>> Blue Mountain made in a French press. . . .
>
> I'll agree with the French press part...
>
The strongest coffee. So strong it'll grows Nails on your chest is a
small regional coffee Brand called H&C (was the first letters of the
first name of the brothers that started the company in Roanoke Virgina.
(Harold and Clarence Woods) besides coffee it uses chicory. The
strongest Store brand that is almost as strong as H&C is Luzianne.
http://www.qualitycoffee.com/hchistory.htm
http://www.city-data.com/picfilesc/picc16590.php
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T
for taste.
»Q«
Old Gringo <NoE...@ThisOldHouse.con> wrote:
> <g> I like Lake Pontchartrain flavored Folgers myself.
Man, I had some Pontchartrain-flavored CDM as well as Community, but I
tossed it along with everything else in the kitchen. I didn't know
anybody liked it. Sorry.
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»Q«
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T
Pontchartrain? I thought that was a Lake somewhere?
»Q«
"Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T" <pjo...@kimbanet.com> wrote:
> »Q« wrote:
> > In <news:odmiz2c877bo$.dlg@NuBoy-Industries.com>,
> > Old Gringo <NoE...@ThisOldHouse.con> wrote:
> >
> >> <g> I like Lake Pontchartrain flavored Folgers myself.
> >
> > Man, I had some Pontchartrain-flavored CDM as well as Community,
> > but I tossed it along with everything else in the kitchen. I
> > didn't know anybody liked it. Sorry.
> >
>
> Pontchartrain? I thought that was a Lake somewhere?
Yeah, but the somewhere included my kitchen, only for a few weeks.
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»Q«
Brian Heinrich
> BoyntonStu wrote:
<snip />
>> FWIW (Coffee lovers)
>>
>> I roast green beans in my homemade roaster and brew the coffee in an
>> Aeropress.
>>
>> The Aeropress is an improvement over a French Press.
>>
>> Check out coffeegeek.
>>
>>
>> There are about 200,000 hits on the AP forum.
>>
> I cook Green beans in a pot with a little salt pork or Fatback added
> for taste.
*blink*
Er, wrong kind of green beans, Phillip :-P ; he's talking about green
(/i.e./, unroasted) coffee beans.
Brian Heinrich
OK, I know Pontchartrain is a shallow, salt-water lake in Louisiana, but
beyond that I haven't the foggiest: 'Pontchartrain-flavoured'? 'CDM'?
'Community'?
»Q«
Brian Heinrich <brian....@gmail.com> wrote:
The last two are local coffee brands. The lake inundated my kitchen
in the aftermath of Katrina. Folgers' only coffee-processing facility
in the U.S. was also affected.
Pontchartrain-flavored coffee may or may not contain turtles:
<http://www.usatoday.com/news/offbeat/2005-11-11-turtle-coffee_x.htm>
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»Q«
squaredancer
to generate the following:? :
> On 2007-04-08 09:07 (-0600 UTC), Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T wrote:
>
>
>> BoyntonStu wrote:
>>
>
> <snip />
>
>
>>> FWIW (Coffee lovers)
>>>
>>> I roast green beans in my homemade roaster and brew the coffee in an
>>> Aeropress.
>>>
>>> The Aeropress is an improvement over a French Press.
>>>
>>> Check out coffeegeek.
>>>
>>>
>>> There are about 200,000 hits on the AP forum.
>>>
>>>
>> I cook Green beans in a pot with a little salt pork or Fatback added
>> for taste.
>>
>
> *blink*
>
> Er, wrong kind of green beans, Phillip :-P ; he's talking about green
> (/i.e./, unroasted) coffee beans.
>
>
Couple of links for VISTA-interested...
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2003650212_vistasuit04.html
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=ind_focus.story&STORY=/www/story/04-04-2007/0004559936&EDATE=WED+Apr+04+2007,+03:23+PM
( or see http://preview.tinyurl.com/2g76d8 if the line breaks)
reg
Old Gringo
If you use cream and sugar in your coffee, a warm slice of home made
bread with fresh home made creamery butter is good also.
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4/9/2007 7:59:02 AM CST
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T
Then kind of morphed into talking about coffee itself The some one
mention about Roasting green beans. And I just commented that we cook
green beans with a little Fatback or salt pork. Of course I knew they
were talking about green coffee beans. I was just trying to lighten the
mood on an Easter Holiday.
If we don't have a little light levity on occasion , we are all going to
turn into old Grey haired fogies That take everything serious. Even the
Tonight show will be something serious.
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T
House and Served meals to works of Stanley Furniture.
She made what was called Hoecakes. you made biscuit dough and instead of
spreading it out and cutting out biscuits you cooked it whole. A lady
that worked with my Grandmother would split one half into and split it
the pieces so so could put in Clover Creamery Butter. Talk about being
in Heaven!
The Real Bev
Cool, certainly more interesting than a finger. When the yard-sale
microwave oven we gave my mom stopped working, husband opened it up and
found a desiccated mouse deep in the works in a location it could only have
gotten into in the factory. Not the problem (a loose connection), just
interesting. To my mother's credit, she used the oven afterward. This is
odd, because she freaks out when she sees baby birds.
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