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Taisir Yanis
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Yanis Coffee Zone
Home of Rocket Fuel
Taisir Yanis is the owner, proprietor and Chief Barista at the Coffee Zone, located at 130 E. High Street, Jefferson City, Missouri. Great food, great coffee, free wifi and so-so conversation.
Hours:
Mon-Fri: 6:30a - 3:30p
Saturday: 7:30a - 1:30p
Sunday: Closed
Menu
Contributors
The Onion: "Good looking one not working today"
BROOKLYN, NY—To the great chagrin of sources at local coffee shop From the Ground Up, the Good-Looking One is not working today, and there is no evidence to suggest she will show up before the morning is over.
"Oh man, where is she?" coffee shop regular Glen Partridge said to himself, scanning the room for the Good-Looking One but finding only the Bad-Mood One, the Gay One, the Fat One With Red Hair Who Always Wears It In Braids, and others. "I deliberately sat in her section and even wore that brown sweater that makes me look thinner." "Now I'm stuck with what's-her-face," added Partridge, referring to the Really Annoying One Who Blinks A Lot When She Talks. The Good-Looking One, whom sources describe as really good-looking, with a pleasant complexion, a great body, and long brunette hair, usually works the morning shift, but was nowhere to be found at 10 a.m today, causing speculation as to her whereabouts.
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California Watch taking "Open Newsroom" to coffee shops
Members of the California Watch and Center for Investigative Reporting staffs are getting out of the newsroom and into community coffee shops. They're calling it "Open Newsroom" and here's how they explain it on their website:
"For most of this week, our operations are being disrupted by an office move. We’re packing up and transporting the whole shebang from our existing location on Newbury Street to a beautifully remodeled landmark building on Center Street in downtown Berkeley. Our Internet connection went down Friday at our old location, and we don't have a place to sit in the new space. We figured we should turn this temporary inconvenience into an opportunity. So we decided to set up shop on Thursday at various WiFi hotspots."
California Watch hopes to make this a regular thing… a way to get out of the office and connect with readers. [via Steve Safran at Lost Remote]
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Next he'll be letting his pants sag
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Back door graffiti bandit hits the Zone
If you've come or gone through the back door recently, you've probably noticed the strange markings. We don't want to encourage this sort of vandalism (degenerate art?), but we are nothing if not curious at the Coffee Zone.
We seem to recall that lots of businesses have been "hit" by this graffiti gangsta. Has he or she been caught? Does anyone know who is responsible? At a deeper level, what do the markings mean? Letters? A symbol? (sort of looks like the word "two" at the bottom) ID of the tagger? Do the same markings show up on each door? Is it always a back door? We seem to recall seeing at least one different color used on a door up the alley. If this is your handiwork, turn yourself in. We'll see you get help. If not help, an Atomic Wedgie you will never forget.
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DIY Magnetized Coffee Sleeve
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Your hands are full and no place to set that cup of Rocket Fuel. A creative NYC blogger who goes by "AP" embedded some magnets in a coffee cozy so she can just park it for a few seconds on any metal surface. Too cool for school.
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