Comments on: Good Stuff http://factoryswblog.org/2008/09/29/good-stuff/ Merging modern software development with electrons and metal Fri, 04 May 2012 20:02:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Tony http://factoryswblog.org/2008/09/29/good-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-4367 Tony Fri, 18 Sep 2009 15:46:07 +0000 http://factoryswblog.org/?p=75#comment-4367 Thanks for your feedback. I have a post with more info on glass teapots in the works; the only good local sources around here are Asian stores (e.g. large Korean supermarkets); you might see if there are any close to where you live. I've been too busy recently to blog, but expect to see new material within a week. And sometime I will get back to my blog's official topic, automation software; right now it looks like it's turning into a system integrator blog. Thanks for your feedback.

I have a post with more info on glass teapots in the works; the only good local sources around here are Asian stores (e.g. large Korean supermarkets); you might see if there are any close to where you live.

I’ve been too busy recently to blog, but expect to see new material within a week. And sometime I will get back to my blog’s official topic, automation software; right now it looks like it’s turning into a system integrator blog.

]]> By: Jonathan Yeandle http://factoryswblog.org/2008/09/29/good-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-4366 Jonathan Yeandle Fri, 18 Sep 2009 08:51:30 +0000 http://factoryswblog.org/?p=75#comment-4366 Hello Again Tony! I do like your site; we sometimes find Lavazza beans (black bag not red) in the UK supermarket chains but otherwise 'explore' a variety of makes (?) and flavours of bean. Been (!) into coffee now since our eldest daughter studied Italian and spent a year in Urbino and hence got us hooked. I need to put up a shelf just for the coffee pots - the best I think are the Italian aluminium type. We use a Kenwood Chef grinder attachment (Ebay) to convert the beans. I'm also with you on the glass teapots, expensive here in the UK for a pukka one (20 quid or so) but sometimes a low cost copy pops up but needs the innerds drilling for more holes. The very best Jasmine tea I've tasted was a leaving gift after a short spell of work in Santa monica some years ago. I got hooked on Jasmine tea but I've not found a really good taste supply back here. Small pleasures :-) Kind regards, Jonathan Hello Again Tony!

I do like your site; we sometimes find Lavazza beans (black bag not red) in the UK supermarket chains but otherwise ‘explore’ a variety of makes (?) and flavours of bean.

Been (!) into coffee now since our eldest daughter studied Italian and spent a year in Urbino and hence got us hooked. I need to put up a shelf just for the coffee pots – the best I think are the Italian aluminium type. We use a Kenwood Chef grinder attachment (Ebay) to convert the beans.

I’m also with you on the glass teapots, expensive here in the UK for a pukka one (20 quid or so) but sometimes a low cost copy pops up but needs the innerds drilling for more holes. The very best Jasmine tea I’ve tasted was a leaving gift after a short spell of work in Santa monica some years ago. I got hooked on Jasmine tea but I’ve not found a really good taste supply back here.

Small pleasures :-)

Kind regards,
Jonathan

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