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Go green, go local. When you buy anything made within a 100 mile radius of your community you're casting a wide net of green mindedness. Whether you're buying from a farmer, carpenter, winery or a coffee shack, using local resources builds the entire community up.

In January, the Dutch Embassy became the first embassy in Hungary to go Fair Trade. The embassy just placed their first order of Treehugger Dan's Fair Trade Kafequo coffee (55% arabica/45% robusta). The beans come from Peru and Tanzania, and are mixed and roasted by Caffe Agust in Italy. This move was quickly followed by the Gambian Embassy. The Ga

I put my own tuppence worth in earlier today over the question of whether or not the left should modify its position of “no platform” for the BNP. There has been a lot of discussion of this in the leftish blogs, for example: Green Party councillor Rupert Read argues: ‘No Platform’ is dead. We need to smell the coffee of political reality. And then celebrate the fact that the vast majority of the 8 million who saw Griffin on Thursday night saw an embarrassing / appalling car-crash performa

Kicking off an additional day of work duties, Drew Barrymore was speckled pepping up with a libation progress in New York City upon Thursday (October 8). Joined by a masculine friend, a span went to ‘Think Coffee’ prior to Miss Barrymore headed off to a “Saturday Night Live” operation session. Meanwhile, Drew not long ago done her directorial entrance in a just-released movie “Whip It”. Talking about a flick, she tells, “If we consider about it, it’s really tighten to me. It seems fl

Working in the City has it’s good and bad points. The good is that I am close to a lot of the Sydney International Food Festival offerings. The bad, I am going to be a poor man when this month is over. But perhaps I’ll worry about that later, after all I can always make money again .. right ? The first day of SIFF saw me head to Uccello for their Let’s do Lunch menu. During the month of October, participating restaurants offer a $35 menu with one main course plus coffee, and a glass of match