Coffee evolution from Africa to modern brews in Vancouver
Vancouver shop owner Terri Wershler traces coffee history from ancient Africa to the Arab world and Europe. She notes percolators spoil aroma and advises buying whole beans and grinding before use. Beans come from Latin America and Indonesia. roast levels affect flavor, with arabica at high altitudes and robusta cheaper but lower quality.read more
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Terri Wershler
Aroma
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Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns on Blood Tests and Etiquette
A reader asks about paternity blood tests and confirms such tests can indicate biological relation though not absolute proof. Additional letters discuss blushing, hotel items, and polite forms for new daughters and sons in law with practical guidance.
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Lawyer-haters find a friend in a Massachusetts nonlawyer
The article follows Nathaniel Denman who bills himself as a constitutional consultant helping people seek pro se self representation against lawyers. It highlights Larry Wales who owes $17,000 in a four year divorce fight and fears losing more to mortgage splitting. Denman promotes reducing lawyer reliance amid growing anti-lawyer sentiment during divorce cases.
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Lawyer-hater Denman promotes self representation in legal fights
In Brockton a seminar led by 59 year old Denman urged taking legal action without lawyers. He calls lawyers "prostitutes" but admits his own varied past before focusing on exposing alleged legal system evils. Participants shared horror stories while a truck driver criticized his attorney over a 10 000 mortgage split.
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Denman
Larry Wales
David A. Kahalas
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Wales
Arthur L. Weiner
Hyannis
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Deaf-now minister provides written sermon
Deaf parishioner Marilyn Dahl at Good Shepherd Lutheran in Coquitlam receives written sermon copies from Rev. Ed Rode after he learns she cannot hear. The piece notes earphones, interpreters, and separate deaf churches have drawbacks.
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Marilyn Dahl
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Coquitlam
Dahl
Ed Rode
Rode
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