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Sweet Maria's Vid

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I updated my SM green beans 'stash' today and on check out they had a ref to this vid:

http://www.sweetmari...brary/node/4739

pretty interesting. If you like coffee, their vids are not only fun to watch but informational.

of course, having not won the lottery recently, this puppy is not for me!

enjoy!

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