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Apex Resources Reports on Further Beaufort Sea Exploration with Major Players Imperial and Exxon Preparing to Spend ... (FinanzNachrichten)
SALT LAKE CITY, July 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Apex Resources Group Inc. (BULLETIN BOARD: APXR) reports on further Beaufort Sea exploration with major players Imperial and Exxon ( Nachrichten / Aktienkurs ) preparing to spend $585 million on gas and oil exploration.
Rising sea levels will harm coastal habitats (The World)
SEATTLE - Rising sea-levels brought on by global warming will erode Puget Sound beaches, inundate tidal flatlands and harm salmon habitat, the National Wildlife Federation said in a report released Tuesday.
Going wild for white sea bass (San Francisco Chronicle)
Summer seafood is not unlike summer land food. It's bountiful and at its peak. Locally, there's much to choose from: anchovies, calamari, halibut, sablefish, sardines, shrimp and, especially, white sea bass in addition to the salmon we focus on so intently.
Mythical satyr may be preserved in salt (USA Today)
A recent discovery in an Iranian salt mine may shed light on the origins of a famous satyr of antiquity. The satyr was a goat-man in Greek legend who danced and frolicked, playing pipes and chasing nymphs all day, living in a woodsy version of the Playboy Mansion.
Lamb chops with oregano and tsatziki (San Jose Mercury News)
Serves 4 Half a cucumber, peeled 1 cup thick, plain yogurt 2 scallions Handful mint leaves 2 generous tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoons or so fresh oregano 4 large lamb steaks or chops Salt and black pepper Grate cucumber into a sieve or colander, sprinkle it lightly with sea salt
How global warming will affect our local waters (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
As the planet warms and sea levels rise, Washington can expect to see sandy beaches and tidal flats disappearing, salt marshes growing and marine birds and fish caught in the middle, according to a new report.
Shake it up: Salt and pepper are available in number of blends, types (The Globe Gazette)
When you cook a meal you usually add salt and pepper. What you may not know is there is a little more to salt and pepper these days.
Rising sea, rising threat: What Puget Sound risks (Seattle Times)
Rising oceans over the next century can be expected to swamp half of existing Puget Sound estuary beaches, swallow tideflats and alter the...
Tour Updates: Menomena, the Sea and Cake (Spin)
Menomena slate an assorted North American outing. The Sea and Cake support new record.
Seared sea scallops with tropical fruit salsa (The Sacramento Bee)
Prep time: 20 minutes Cook time: 8 minutes Serves 4 as a main course, 6 as an appetizer
Neighborhood Flavor Helps Independent Cafes Vie With Starbucks (Bloomberg.com)
July 25 (Bloomberg) -- The possible addition of another Starbucks near one of Manthri Srinath's three independent coffee shops in Santa Cruz, California, is cause for celebration.
Road projects checker the city (The Wichita Eagle)
Businesses, drivers wait for the finish Orange cones here. Orange cones there. Orange construction cones, it seems, are everywhere. The Great Harvest Bread Co. near Central and Woodlawn held a "count the cones contest" during the recently completed section of that street project, and baker Tom Schlatter cautioned, "You'd need an adding machine" for all the projects around the Wichita area. A ...
Iced mocha (Chicago Sun-Times)
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Higher grounds (Chicago Sun-Times)
Though smitten with his first sip of specialty coffee in San Francisco in the early '90s, Doug Zell hardly envisioned becoming founder, CEO and -- pardon the pun -- chief bean counter of Chicago-based Intelligentsia, one of the country's fastest growing specialty coffee companies.
The inspired scoop (Contra Costa Times)
A giant scoop of gooey, sticky ice cream dotted with hunks of nut brittle or fresh, ripe fruit has always made David Lebovitz smile.
Fresh Prints (Park Record)
An enormous woman steps up to my coffee booth at the Park Silly Sunday Market. "Give me a tall iced caramel macchiato.
David Bledin: Cappuccinos With Mussolini (HuffingtonPost)
After writing a roman à clef of the banking world, I'm now concerned with who I don't want crawling out of the woodwork. It's really something of a miracle that I hadn't stumbled upon any of my ex-colleagues. Until this morning, at Starbucks.
Café controversy (Lowell Sun)
CHELMSFORD -- Phil Jones says it's all about survival. For the past five years, profits from his farm stand have steadily declined. "Lifestyles have changed and people on the run want one-stop shopping," Jones sighs. "Supermarkets are our competition.
New Twists: Woven furniture is fancier, more durable (The Record Searchlight)
Wicker is a favorite for backyard furniture. Or do we mean rattan, or bamboo? Or how about vinyl?
Brewing from beans roasted at home? (The News-Press)
For most java lovers, making a morning cup of joe simply requires a coffee pot.
