Urth

The brothers' once-idealistic business venture, a Sims-like virtual-world videogame called Urth, has been sold to the "Military-Entertainment Complex" for use in war games.

Of Bouquets, Suburbs and 'Urth' Sam Sacks 2011

As would my cohorts…Afrojet, Ben-Chavez and Urth aka birthday boy big Dave.

weapons of massdistraction › Thank You. Thank You Very Much. 2003

"Urth" is the ancient Welsh spelling for earth and "caffe" is Italian for coffee.

Karen Michelle Powell: Coffee In the Mist 2008

Gene Wolfe alludes to South America in his Book of the New Sun sequence which I’ll mention later, but we know that his Urth is a different place entirely.

Thoughts on the Dying Earth genre 2009

Much like Urth or Pastis, this café would become the morning, noon, and night energizer bunny of Melrose Place, a constant touch point of bustling and contagious life on the street.

David Dixon: Melrose Place: Almost Famous David Dixon 2011

Anyone who has read any of my Jackelian novels will probably be able to tell from the far future fantasy Earth that is the setting for my adventures, that I'm an Urth-ian.

MIND MELD: What SF/F/H Books Are On The Top of Your "To-Be-Read" Pile? 2010

There's a story in this somewhere—despite being comatose, George begins sending cryptic emails that galvanize Fred to try to reclaim the Urth franchise and to flirt with a pretty girl—but Mr. Shakar drags out the tale with maundering digressions about varieties of mystical experience: Hindu cosmology, Reiki healing, New Age vortexes, the efficacy of prayer.

Of Bouquets, Suburbs and 'Urth' Sam Sacks 2011

I snuggle with my boys and then go to class and after that I meet my husband at Urth Café.

Kelly Wearstler 2011

Go people watching at Urth Caffe (a frequent Entourage guest star) and the hipster headquarters at Intelligentsia and Funnel Mill.

National Coffee Day: Where To Go For Your Morning Joe Huffington Post 2010

Much like Urth or Pastis, this café would become the morning, noon, and night energizer bunny of Melrose Place, a constant touch point of bustling and contagious life on the street.

David Dixon: Melrose Place: Almost Famous David Dixon 2011