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humanities people and tourism search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home contact privacy-policy post navigation ← older posts coffee production posted on 14/03/2012 by admin i don’t know about you, but i drink a lot of coffee, my first drink of the day is always tea, simply because it’s more refreshing, but then it’s coffee all the way, i prefer proper ground and filtered but an quite happy with instant too, as long as it’s not the really cheap stuff. did you know that coffee is the second most popular drink worldwide, the only thing more popular is water. the chances are if you have a cup it will be brazilian or at least a blend which includes brazilian, because they produce 30%, closely followed by columbia. equatorial regions are where coffee is grown as it’s a tropical plant which likes plenty of hot, damp, humid conditions to produce it’s small red berries which the coffee bean as we know it, is inside of. it does differ from many commercial crops though as the berries must be picked at the right moment for the full flavour to be produced when the beans are roasted, therefore it’s picked by hand to make sure that exact moment of perfect ripeness is achieved. once the flesh has been removed to expose the coffee bean inside, they are laid out to dry in the sun, this is usually done on flat roofs or on large flat areas of dry ground, as they dry they are turned to make sure they are dried properly. it’s worth mentioning that although many coffee companies now insist on buying fairtrade coffee that not all companies are as ethical, so if you are concerned about this (as we all should be) make sure you look out for the fairtrade label when you buy. a popular one is the jamaican blue mountain coffee the roasting is next, the beans are often shipped to another country for this process, which is why you will have an italian roasted coffee for example, it’s not that the beans are grown in that country, rather that the roasting, blending and possibly grinding processes are performed there. the real flavour is controlled when coffee beans are roasted and it is a very skilled and in many cases, well paid job. as the coffee beans are roasted, they start to pop, if the beans are taken out after the first popping noise, this produces a mellow lighter flavour, if however they are left in for longer and allowed to go much darker (like the ones you see in the local costa coffee in those little trays, provided the kids haven’t got to them and mixed them all up!) this produces the deep rich flavours of stronger coffees such as espresso. one of the reasons that more expensive coffee is more expensive is not necessarily so much to do with the beans themselves as the roasting process. the longer the beans are roasted, the higher the chance that they will split, this means they need to be taken out as if they are left in and stored for any length of time they can go off and are no good for the brew. so next time you are sitting outside your favourite coffee shop drinking that espresso, give some thought to the journey the beans have been on and the process which has made them into the worlds second most popular beverage. posted in coffee | tagged blue mountain , brew , espresso , fairtrade , preparation what to wear posted on 08/09/2011 by admin weddings: what to wear choosing the ideal outfit for a wedding can be a tricky balance. for a start, you don’t want to upstage the bride or she’ll claw your eyes out. the general rule therefore is not to dress top to toe in white/ivory/champagne/cream – whatever you want to call it. and certainly don’t turn up in a veil. another no-no of wedding fashion is the dreaded black. now most women fall back on their lbd for events like these but, with a few exceptions, they can look a little bit funereal. so it’s safer to opt for bright colours and pastels. do your research something a lot of people forget to do is to find out what colour the bridesmaids will be wearing. if you turn up in the very same shade, you’ll run the risk of being grouped together with them all day. if you can’t find out for any reason, go for something patterned. it’s unlikely that the bridesmaids will show up in the same dress! also make sure you are aware of the time and venue of the wedding before hitting the shops. an evening event will require an altogether dressier approach whereas daytime weddings usually involve a more relaxed style. seasonal choices of course, the date of the wedding will play a large part in what you choose to wear. you don’t want to be freezing your eyelashes off in a mini-dress in the middle of december, nor do you want to be sweating profusely in a thick woolly number in august. if you’re attending a winter wedding, why not find a smart shift dress and team it with complementary tights and a thick jacket? the same dress should work in the summer too if you remove the extras and choose instead to take a light shrug for later in the evening. footwear can be a bit difficult too so again, do your research. if the reception is going to be in a floorless marquee, probably best to leave the stilettos at home, opting for a wider heel and fewer embarrassing sinking moments. if the wedding is a casual affair, you might get away with flip flops that can be kicked off later for dancing, but do check the dress code (or lack thereof) before whacking on your havaianas. hats off – or on weddings and hats go hand in hand. try not to choose anything too overbearing or you’ll end up stealing focus (and probably blocking out half of the bride’s cousins in the pictures). a simple fascinator is a popular choice and there are plenty available on the high street. you can even make your own if you’re feeling crafty. be appropriate this is especially important if you are attending a church wedding. remember to keep skirts to an appropriate length especially if you plan on having a knees up to the wedding band and put that cleavage away. the bride will look daggers at you if half the congregation can’t tear their eyes from your décolletage or the wedding photographer takes more pictures of you, then they do of the happy couple. sophisticated and demure are good buzzwords, so bear them in mind. posted in wedding | tagged attire , band , dress , photographer , wedding a special day posted on 03/08/2011 by admin bridal jewelry – a special way to remember a special day many people spend a lot of money on jewelry for their wedding day only to subsequently put it away in a jewelry box, becoming almost ignored. this is such a shame when it can be worn to remember and celebrate that special day and all those lovely moments associated with it. something spectacular for your wedding day every bride wants to look and feel special on her wedding day. of course, the main focus is on the dress but to set off the wedding gown, some really special jewelry will make her look and feel really confident about herself. it is known that, in most cases, the gown is never worn again but the history doesn’t have to repeat itself in regards to wedding jewelry. it is up to the individual how often she wears it but on wedding anniversaries it would be a really special way of remembering the occasion and not just the date. after all, everyone else can by a wedding outfit and wear it again, so why not the bride too, well perhaps not the whole thing! it isn’t necessary to just stick to wearing your wedding jewelry on wedding anniversaries though, you can wear it any time you want; at any intimate meals out with your husband, special occasions such as theatre shows or if you are going on a cruise. many brides choose sets of matching jewelry for their big day and having a complete set of necklace, earrings and maybe a matching bracelet would complement any outfit. use your wedding jewelry to accessorize more than one outfit. think of the eternal “little black dress.” how stunning would that look with some spectacular jewelry to set it off? 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