BYC Café

[LaFleche]

I did read an article that claimed unfiltered coffee was bad for the heart.

This can happen because the unfiltered version still contains among a lot of other the natural diterpenes such as cafestol and kahwol which can lead to increasing cholesterol and triglycerides. But it would require excessive consumption to trigger the negative effects.

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[ronott1]

This can happen because the unfiltered version still contains among a lot of other the natural diterpenes such as cafestol and kahwol which can lead to increasing cholesterol and triglycerides. But it would require excessive consumption to trigger the negative effects.

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I also think that the health benefits outweigh the negative.

Eggs are very similar with the good and the bad

 

[pennyJo1960]

If someone eats it, it is bad for them this day and age I use a coffee press in the morning 1 cup starbucks instant, 1 really big one from my press

 

[CapricornFarm]

Doberman hair is tiny and short and not very noticeable.
How long does the coat have to be for this to apply? Not that I'm getting anything other than another Doberman in the future.

Well some long coated dogs don't shed, so you have to cut the hair. Our Shelties used to have big sheds twice a year. Grocery bags full!

 

[pennyJo1960]

Afghans a long coated dog never clippered softens the coat hand strip some will clipper on the muzzle

 

[bruceha2000]

This is what it looks like finished.

Wow that new trim sure did change the look of the old door!!
Looks great DL.

Did you remember to account for the money saved by not working?

Did YOU forget to account for all the tools you have to buy when you retire and have more time?
Let's see, if I had THIS tool I could do .....

The last shirt has no pockets.

New to me, I like it!

I intentionally bought a home I could make single level living. It's 6 steps up to get in.

Ours is similar, the door to the enclosed porch is 3' higher than the parking area but only one step up (we have snow you know ) and 1 step up into the mudroom. Plenty of room at each door to put a short ramp. Master, bath, kitchen, laundry, dining and living all on the first floor.

But it would require excessive consumption to trigger the negative effects.

I guess you would have to define "excessive". Is that 12 oz per day? 16?, 24? 32? 5 gallons?

 

[ronott1]

Did YOU forget to account for all the tools you have to buy when you retire and have more time?
Let's see, if I had THIS tool I could do .....

That is so true!
There will be so many projects!

 

[LaFleche]

I guess you would have to define "excessive". Is that 12 oz per day? 16?, 24? 32? 5 gallons?

As even the experts cannot agree on the total amount, I doubt that my guess, rather clouded by heavy consumption, would lead to further enlightenment.

 

[LaFleche]

I also think that the health benefits outweigh the negative.

 

[pennyJo1960]

See and BF is quite good at honey do's .. He does have many new toys some of the older ones are giving up the ghost also