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iOS: If you spend the bulk of your day downing cup after cup of coffee, you likely know the feeling of taking it one cup too far. You might be nervous or have trouble sleeping later on. Caffeine Zone 2 is an app that allows you to track your caffeine usage so you’ll know if that late afternoon cup is doing you more harm than good. More »
from Lifehacker
Friend-of-Gizmodo Tonx.org has a cute little comic today bemoaning Keurig K-Cups—the little coffee pods designed to brew single servings of coffee. They’re convenient, but they’re ridiculously overpriced, and don’t make very good coffee. You can do better. More »
from Gizmodo
This is brilliant!!! 😀
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Just because you’re away from home doesn’t mean you have to go without fresh ground coffee. If you’re a fan of using a French Press like we are, or you prefer an Aeropress for your morning cuplike we do, you need fresh ground coffee to get the best, most flavorful brew. This trick uses a standard pepper grinder or mill you can buy in any grocery store to deliver small quantities of fresh, coarse ground coffee, perfect if you’re traveling, camping, or just don’t have a coffee grinder handy. More »
from Lifehacker
You might’ve noticed that the other Mat and I talk a lot about coffee and coffee gear, and occasionally we say some things that sound crazy, like the French Press is the most brutal “French” invention since the guillotine, or that we’d sooner drink water from a muddy elephant footprint pressed into a swamp fed by nightsoil runoff than anything that comes out of a Keurig. We’re not trying to be jerks, really. Honest. Mostly. More »
from Gizmodo
Small town in Australia decided to stop the sale of bottled water altogether! Plastic bottled water has been infamous for at least two major reasons:
I hope it’s a worldwide trend to stop it. On top of that, most of the bottled water comes from your local municipal water treatment centers! So it’s nothing special.
With the “colder” weather around, I decided to make hot chocolate for the kids for snack What is interesting is afterwards. Evidently, JJ decided to clean up after himself and wiped the spilled hot choco that was on the placemat. I somewhat chuckled at seeing his rather lame effort at the clean up.
Then it reminded me of how God would look at my way(s) of cleaning up my own mess in life, only to come after my attempts and He does His own clean up. I wonder if He chuckles as well seeing at His son’s lame attempt at cleaning up. 
It also reminded me that I shouldn’t mock anybody else’s mistakes, but rather keep myself in check. It’s rather funny how God can re-teach lessons of life in so many ways.
I am humbled… yet again.
