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This isn’t good… | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. This isn’t good…. UPDATE: A former co-worker says that Bowers left for personal reasons, as stated in the article. I remain skeptical of such explanations, but that’s the story that’s going around. 8212;——–. The publisher of the Register Star. My hometown newspaper and my former employer, resigned yesterday. Just a few years ago, GateHouse was the Great White Hope of a flailing industry. Now it’s hemorrhaging money. One mor...
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Dog pooping | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. By taynegheel on September 11, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
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About The Institute | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. The Partially Caffeinated Institute (PCI) is a not-for-profit research center dedicated to improving the knowledge and use of caffeine through beverages, supplements and intravenous injections. Updates about the status of research at the Institute are a regular feature on the blog. One Response to “About The Institute”. Cold coffee « Partially Caffeinated. Said this on May 19, 2009 at 11:13 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Can’t rush slow roast | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. Can’t rush slow roast. Several weeks ago, my friend Angela. Re-introduced me to the wonders of French press coffee. She extols its virtue not only as the superior method of brewing, but also as a nearly spiritual discipline. Because, unlike everything else in our frenetic world, the French press takes time — several deliberate steps — to complete. So I started buying fancier fresh-roasted coffee. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Mustaches, unite! | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. Last night was the annual meeting of the University of Iowa Mustache Club, a conference convened at midnight at the local Perkins. This illustrious group exists so that members may “find strength in the facial hair of their comrades” and advocate for the mustache and its survival in these scruffy times. Below is video of her speech, followed by a transcript of the same. And I thought, oh wait, oh wait, Lando Calrissian!
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That’s it, I quit (for the 1,164th time) | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. That’s it, I quit (for the 1,164th time). UPDATE: I haven’t had a cigarette since I posted this. That’s six weeks now. Maybe something about that last post. The problem with quitting is that the longer you get away from the last cigarette, the more nostalgic you become about the habit. You forget your scratchy throat, the persistent cough, the stench that sticks to your fingers. All you remember is the sweet first d...Addre...
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Inert | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. It’s 8:30 pm and I just popped a handful of ibuprofen like they were Sweet Tarts and the sink is full of dishes and there’s boots and shoes cast about on the hallway floor and my hair is disheveled, revealing an unwanted receding hairline. But I can’t bring myself to do much more about this condition than move my fingers along a keyboard. By taynegheel on February 6, 2010. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Made it? | Partially Caffeinated
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Observations on life, fueled by a melancholy outlook and rampant caffeine intake. In case anyone is wondering, I haven’t had a cigarette in two months. I did have a dream today where I was about to smoke one, but never quite did it. I feel like I’ve made it out of the woods now. The hard part will be avoiding that “just one” cigarette. Kiss of death. By taynegheel on December 10, 2009. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Create a fr...
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My Truman Show Neighborhood | CulturVista
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Observations from a Backseat Urban Anthropologist. November 18, 2009. My Truman Show Neighborhood. Posted by globalchispa under Anthropology (cultur study). Mexico, lindo Mexico. A perfect park in Mexico City. Mexico, and Mexico City, is far from the stereotype, and my life here is even more distant. While there is a lot of traffic, and smog, and Ranchero music, not everyone has to suffer from it. Mexico City Tree Advertising. Alibrijes in Mexico City. November 18, 2009 at 12:17 pm. That was a good time.
