by Phong Huynh
A tip for any office that has a community coffee urn: please rinse it out every once in a while! Coffee should never be chunky when dispensed, as often is the case at my office. Just one more reason to make my own coffee in the morning, which will be even easier with my new espresso machine. (Great excuse to buy one!) I can’t wait to try North Star Fine Coffee in the machine… any coffee good enough for the Sounders FC is good enough for me!
It’s common for me to receive news asking me to consider partnering with a company or charity, but when I received the following Yahoo article I knew I had to reach out to Strike 3 Foundation’s manager Joe Lizza. We appreciate and respect what Oakland A’s RP Craig Breslow does on and off the field. He embodies the spirit we try to maintain here at North Star every day… doing everything you can to make an important difference in our communities.
Craig Breslow
ARCHIVES OF INTEREST
Andrew Bailey
Andrew was Major League Baseball’s Rookie of the Year, 2009. His work on and off the field is impressive.
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On behalf of our family at North Star Fine Coffees, I’m encouraging every one of our fans to get behind the Strike 3 Foundation and support them. Every gift makes a difference.
Remember, “Small things done with great love will change the world.”
Thank you,
-bd
Bryan-David Scott, President
North Star Fine Coffees
Seattle’s Luxury Coffee Company
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Seattle, WA
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by Steven Ward
Once the Room 203 blend arrived, I ground and brewed the coffee. The smell of freshly ground coffee seeping into the pot was intoxicating.
There is something about holding an amazing cup of coffee; students talked more freely, ideas exchanged more frequently and friendships created. In those few moments, all of the worlds problems were solved. In those few moments, everything in life made sense. In those few moments, a true classroom was created. In those few moments, I was a student and the students were my teachers. All of this based on the belief that room 203 can be created in every classroom.
