Hi all,
Several time, people here have cited an on-line article that discusses the levels of caffeine in tea vs. that in coffee. It was lengthy and careful.
I searched for the article (or a link to it) in the archives, but must not have been looking right...
Anyhow, can anybody point me to that article? Can anybody suggest how I might better search for it? (I could *swear* I had bookmarked it!)
Many thanks!
Nigel at Teacraft always quoted Caffeine levels. Google would be a good bet because the information is readily available.
Jim
Hi Jim,
That's what I was looking for! :) Many thanks :)
I just finished Tokyo Year Zero by David Peace. The book covers a serial killer immediately after the war with Japan. I just spent some time translating these Kanji characters ??????? printed on the cover which means literally occupation start first year. More or less what the title suggests. In my Japanese dictionary and on the cover ? is printed slightly differently and I couldnt get any online Kanji dictionary to show it correctly which through me off the track for awhile.
Jim
I guess the two versions you mean are
The first one is as you'd usually see it printed while the second one is much closer to actual handwriting.
Ill take your word there can be a difference between Kanji and Chinese characters which is new to me. My 1960 Japanese English dictionary looks like it is using the F9B4 codepoint (blurry). My 1960 Chinese Japanese dictionary definitely uses the F9B4 codepoint.
Jim
On Feb 2, 8:07 pm, M M snipped-for-privacy@live.com wrote: ...
Which has more caffeine: a cup of coffee, a cup of tea, or a glass of Coke?
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