The Coffee House

[vintagesnaps]

Today's coffee was Jamaican Me Crazy. Caramel and vanilla (which is mostly what I smelled) and some sort of Mexican liqueur and Latin Am. coffee beans. Being from Lake Erie I don't think it was exactly authentic, but tasty!

 

[snowbear119 50]

I just had Maxwell House k-cup at home, Dunkin Donuts on the way in to the office. I've been drinking plain tap water, since.

 

[vintagesnaps]

I drank tap water, filtered thru the coffee.

 

[snowbear119 50]

So far it seems to work just fine. I'll get the roll finished tomorrow and toss the lens on the digital.

 

[snowbear119 50]

Goody #2

 

[jcdeboever]

So far it seems to work just fine. I'll get the roll finished tomorrow and toss the lens on the digital.

Nice. I shot 3 rolls through my Canon AE1. It was clean and has a sweet 50mm f3.5 macro. I will probably develop next week. I have about 10 rolls to soup up. From the images I seen on Flickr with this camera/lens combo, I'm excited to see the results.

 

[jcdeboever]

Goody #2

Ooooo, that's a beauty....

 

[jcdeboever]

Can JC's Tigers sweep Gary's Dodgers? Bring it on big boy! Dodgers are going down!

 

[Frank F.]

I try to starve my unhealthy inhabitants to death. A new concept and on a very firm scientific base.

What's the basis for this again? If I remember correctly, you posted a few links before: one was to a forum and one was to a paper that didn't really discuss the diet. I'm interested in reading the scientific basis for certain foods killing off very specific, targeted microorganisms in your body. Could you please link me to it again?

I can link you to the Harward scientist who work on the Microbiome and Health connection if you like some hard reading.

Trouble with the science today is that microorganisms in our gut do not live outside our gut.

Your statement that certain foods kill of certain microorganisms has no scientific basis. The combination of using enzymes, probiotics, prebiotics and a certain diet combined works as long as you do not want to name the organisms by full name.

We already know that some unhealthy inhabitants feast on short carbohydrates while oligosaccharides feed the more healthy ones.

We also know that the more biodiverse your Microbiome the thinner and healthier you are and that this it transplantable. Fat and thick persons tend to have a Microbiome with very few species.

Get yourself a good book summarizing the current research or read the original papers you will find using Google:

[Microbiome Health Food].pdf

 

[snowbear119 50]

The N8008 has the feel of the F/N90 without the (somewhat sticky) rubber coating. I'm trying to decide whether to keep this one or give it away, though I am keeping the lens. There is also a F55 consumer camera that seem in good shape. I'll test that one, too then donate to someone. A few digital P&S and a decent bridge camera that might get an IR conversion.

 

[smoke665]

Let's face facts: Cheese comes in 3x3" squares, 1/16" thick, and individually wrapped in cellophane.

We buy the more expensive Kraft brand which is a little thicker but at the expense of not being individually wrapped

 

[smoke665]

Goody #2

Should you discover you don't like this goody, it would be a great imposition, but I will reluctantly take it off your hands to dispose of properly

 

[snowbear119 50]

Goody #2

Should you discover you don't like this goody, it would be a great imposition, but I will reluctantly take it off your hands to dispose of properly

I will keep you in mind should I decide to redistribute the goodies.

 

[jcdeboever]

Classic baseball tonight. Totally stoked, Dodgers vs. Tigers. Dick Enberg is commentating, this is great! I love Gary but his Dodgers got to be brought back to life.

 

[jcdeboever]

Crap, these guys are good. Of course I knew that. Just want to have fun with Gary. Looks bad for me.