For anyone interested in meeting in the real world, I invite you to a campout June 12th through the 15th at Branched Oak Lake near Lincoln, Nebraska. For more info post a question or send me a PM or email at Ishmaellincoln@hotmail.com. This can be as eventful as you'd like. Your participation would be appreciated.

For anyone interested in meeting in the real world, I invite you to a campout June 12th through the 15th at Branched Oak Lake near Lincoln, Nebraska. For more info post a question or send me a PM or email at Ishmaellincoln@hotmail.com. This can be as eventful as you'd like. Your participation would be appreciated.

This is a debate that happened on the JUSTCOFFEE.COOP website that posed some very interesting questions about fair trade coffee.   Just Coffee has a blog site that welcomes questions of any material, cause fair trade is a lifestyle, not just an ideal.

So I thought it would be cool to show you some of the things we do at Meadowlark to be more sustainable. One of the major things we do is try to keep things out of the land fill. One of the ways we accomplish this is by donating our grounds to the city parks and recreation compost pile and the community gardens compost pile.

I thought I'd give you a little taste of my daily life. If you'd like, you can give me some questions for my co-workers and I'll interview them for you. Like real anthropologists! Today I just asked them what their favorite part of the day was and what their least favorite part.

- I was going to make this a blog entry but I think it fits well here too.

Today I found myself with little on my to do list. So I decided to take the girls out to a place my wife and I visited briefly during one of our adventures many moons ago. The Stuhr Museum in Grand Island, Nebraska.

Okay! Added some more debris to the hut. I noticed how nice the gods are for making living things green and dead things brown. It's alot easier to find debris that way. Sorry if the photos are too dark. I took them just before I left. Sooner or later I'll be sleeping in this. So far it's taken about six hours to build. Hopefully, I be able to pick up the pace with practice.

Here's our link.

Take Care.

By JEFF KORBELIK / Lincoln Journal Star
Saturday, Jun 11, 2005 - 02:49:45 pm CDTAdam Hintz's sagging eyes give away his exhaustion. He and his business partner, Nathan Simpson, have been working long days — and nights — in getting Lincoln's newest coffee shop off the ground.

Hi guys,

Someone down the street wants to poison the some pigeons because they're pooping on the area infront of his door. I'd like to know if there's any alternatives besides the spikes he's already put up.