My name is miss angela desmond i saw your profile today and became interested in
you,i will also like to know you more,and i want you to send an email to my
email address so i can give you my picture, for you to know whom i am.
Here is my email address( ( angela5000desmond@yahoo.fr)
I believe we can move from here!
I am waiting for your mail to my email address above.
(Remeber the distance or colour does not matter but love matters alot in life)
( angela5000desmond@yahoo.fr)

Actually I have an Alex made by Izzo. Its directly plumbed, horizontal boiler, heat exchanger with the E61 group head, used in commercial machines. Manometers for group head and steam wand pressure. I get excellent performance on the extraction. Steaming to get that microfoam just takes more time than on a commercial machine.

Hey Jon,

Saw your conversation with Jessica about wanting to open a coffee shop in Rockford. Check out our web-site @www.uppermidwestgourmet.net. I believe I can help you with your dream. Get back to me if you see anything of interest on the site. Don't drink bad coffee!!!!!!!!

Hey Jon, I bought this shirt at a small store in P-town, but searched the web and found it online at http://www.threadless.com/submission/82249/Infinity_MPG. Noticed you lived in Colorado, I lived in both Denver and Boulder for about 4 years. Really liked it but glad to be back in the Northwest.

We've got all sorts of beans Jon. New additions: NIcaraguan La Esperanza San Juan Cup of Excellence, Colombian Supremo Spectecaled Bear, Kenya Tembo AA, Mountain Water Mexican Chiapas Decaf and a whole lot more buddy!

Let me know when you might stop in I'll make it a point to be there.

thats awesome, you should if you are ready. let me know if you need any help, questions or anything. are you planning on going to scaa this spring?

Jon, I did go to SCAA 2007 in Long Beach and since it was my first trade show, I was, well, overwhelmed by it all. I had to sort through lots of collateral in the weeks to follow. Its a great introduction to the vastness of this business as well as seeing a lot of really great people and watching the competitions.

I also did go to Coffee Fest here in Seattle (I moved here in June from AZ) and it was, imho, a subset of SCAA. I personally wouldn't travel for it, but would definitely attend if it was close to me, as it is. I think you can get something out of each show - depends on what your goal is. There should definitely be a home barista-type show with educational forums for the public. Would help both the home experience AND the coffee shop experience. Everyone might start ordering straight shots, which would be a great thing because the shops that focus on excellence would stand out.

Hey man:

if you want you can go to my online store and take a look of the different types of coffee we have and the different characteristics depending on the coffee.

www.kafesguatemala.com

take care man, let me know if you need more info.

Pablo

Jon, thanks for the encouraging comments. So I take it you are a coffee enthusiast in your home as well. Would love to hear about your set-up. As for me, I have a Izzo Alex and a Mazzer Mini and use Borogove Coffee and am finally happy with the results. - kd

thanks.. where are you located?

hey Man, so have u tried Guatemalan coffees, simply the best. I realized that u r in moutain bike and u are friend with Scott. very cool. I'm more in to watersports, but I like Colorado and Utah. best regards

Pablo
www.kafesguatemala.com

Oh yes, 'Cross! Building out my new frame this winter....
All my cross racing before this has been on my mt. Bike! Kinda lose that competitive advantage, but it is still wonderfully anaerobic from the gun!