Honey Processed Coffee – This sounds like it may be very tasty. I just might have to order a bag and give it a shot.

7 Things Every Guy Should Know About Suits – As someone who enjoys looking sharp, this video offers a brief, yet detailed overview of what is needed to make a suit work.  For more info, check out Real Men Real Style.

How To Make A Great Burger – You probably wouldn’t think that the NY Times would be a place to go for good cooking tips, but this article on how to make a killer burger is spot on. And now I’m hungry…

Burr Versus Blade Grinder – One of the most critical elements in making good coffee is getting a good consistent grind. The Roasterie has a pretty comprehensive comparison of the tow types of grinders in this post. All of my grinders are burr grinders, due to the better consistency. It makes for a better cup of coffee in my Chemex.

California Is An Island? – That’s the case according to this map from 1639. This is pretty interesting, and the story behind it is fun to read. I’d love to hang one of these on my wall, but I’m sure it’s probably very expensive…

Artwork Made From Pencils – I found this incredibly captivating and inspiring. Very impressive creativity.

Chemex Review – I talk about the Chemex a lot, especially in the Coffee Break posts. Here’s a review of the Chemex from someone besides me, but this sums up nicely why I like mine so much. You can purchase one at Amazon.com.

The Typewriter Book – I enjoy all things writing. I’d like to own a vintage typewriter someday to write correspondence with, among other things. Someone wrote a comprehensive history of the typewriter. This book would fascinate me. It’s now added to my wishlist.

Saving Private Smith – Maybe you’ve seen the movie Saving Private Ryan. If not, you need to watch it. What most people don’t know is that the scenario played out in the movie parallels one from real life, from Great Britain. This was a very interesting historical article.

Using Science To Make The Perfect Cup Of Coffee – I really enjoy satirical sites that make fun of ourselves. One such site is called Fake Science. Most of their posts are graphics, and this would make a great poster. And, while it is tongue in cheek, the final point has a lot of truth to it.

The Joy Of Typing – I write a lot. And most of the time, I use my computer for that. But when I journal, I’m kind of a purist. I hand write in that area. So which is better? Writing? Or typing? As it turns out, it’s both, depending on what you’re doing. I found this to be very interesting, and his conclusions thought-provoking. I’ve wanted to buy an old antique typewriter for a long time. This just may be the thought that pushes me over the edge in that regard…

Making A Splash In Photography – I tend to be captivated with special effect photography. When people come up with something very creative and then capture it, I’m captivated. This website hosts a series of photos depicting splashes of colored liquid captured in midair. Pretty cool images, if you ask me.

The Coffee Sweet Symphony – I found this highly amusing and entertaining. This guy is singularly focused on one thing, and it is like a symphony on the taste buds. Enjoy!

Inside Amazon Warehouse – As large as Amazon is, it’s often mind-boggling and pretty amazing how they manage to fulfill all those orders with few problems. Here is a peek at how they do it.

When Is The Best Time To Drink Coffee? – I’ve posted other links to this information before, but here’s another look at just when the best time to drink coffee occurs. Plus, it’s never bad to talk about coffee, even if it is a repeat…

18 Beautifully Bizarre Places You Should See – The more I read from this website, the longer my bucket list becomes of places I’d like to travel to see. Here are a few more.

The Legend Of Zelda Theme Played On Wine Glasses And Beer Bottles – The phrase “too much time on his hands” comes to mind. But on the other hand this is just cool. Plus, there’s Mario Brothers, Game of Thrones, and Let It Go from Frozen. I guess this qualifies as talent.

How To Brew The Perfect Pour Over At Home – With all the various ways to brew a cup of coffee, I’m convinced that the best taste comes from the pour-over method. You can use a Chemex, a Hario V60, a Beehouse, or some other variety, but the taste is beyond anything else. And it’s not hard to accomplish. The Roasterie has a simple guide to show you how.

You’re Getting Old – Although I didn’t appreciate the reminder of my advancing decrepitude, this site did provide some amusement for a while.

Calvin And Hobbes On The Message And The Medium – Calvin and Hobbes has long been my favorite comic strip. I have several books of them laying around. I think they resonate so well because they speak to where so many people are in their lives, deep down within. I found this very interesting and thought provoking.

The “Me Time” Myth – Interesting thoughts on the idea of getting some “me time.” Has this contributed to our sense of entitlement? Hmmm…

The Early To Rise Challenge – Recently I signed up for the Early To Rise Challenge from Andy Traub, who works with Andy Andrews in his podcast, In The Loop (personal top 10). The concept here is that Andy Traub will send you an email for thirty days, encouraging you to wake up earlier and seize more of your day. I found it encouraging and helpful. Andy also wrote a book on the subject, called The Early To Rise Experience.

Why Was Judas Carrying The Moneybag? – Have you ever wondered that? I never really thought about it, but once I read the title of this post, I was hooked. What it comes down to is a matter of trust.

There is no shortcut to holiness. It must be the business of our entire lives. So let us begin. – William Wilberforce