They seek it here, they seek it there. Cafe culture is everywhere. Every Canberra suburb boasts one. Commuters are seen carrying plastic cups to their workplaces. Hip politicians are seen carrying their brew into party room meetings. Few can do without this heart-starter. Our economy, the human capital part of it at least, is powered by gallons of caffeine. Business deals and networks are forged over a cup of coffee. ''Having a coffee'' is where one meets a prospective partner. For others, wanting time out from the rat-race, $3.50 will do the trick. Those who need their fix at home can turn on one of those automatic expresso coffee machines, one of the most popular Christmas gifts last year. The enticing aroma of freshly brewed coffee pervades shopping strips and malls. Even walking through the portals of many Australian university libraries one is greeted by it. Students queue up for their flat white or cappuccino between

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So, BSS?? you will be there??
LOVE to meet ya!