#coffee haus

[talblack]

Talia was tired. Tired of the Four Horsemen, of thinking about her mother, tired of her job, tired of her life constantly being put at risk, all of it. Ever since Death had nearly killed her, her right arm had been left at least four shades too pale and practically lifeless looking, with a visible bruise from Death's hand still clearly visible. Thankfully she had plenty of long sleeves to cover most of it up, but she knew she needed to figure out something to help soon. She'd never had a bruise stay on her body like this before, so to see it was a little shocking to say the least. Surprisingly, Lydia nearly killing her with her scream hadn't even been the thing she was even focused on. After that night all of the damage from the scream had at least healed, but her stupid arm was still left tainted by Death. She could still move it, but it felt like her fingers were moving in slow motion, and the whole thing was terrifying. She was never one to let fear get to her that much, but ever since that encounter with Death she'd had constant night terrors about that night, the dread washing over her as soon as he grabbed onto her and as soon as she realized that there was a chance she would die right then and there. The werewolf didn't often worry about things like death until she was face to face with it, or in this case face to face with Death himself. 

While she had been sleeping, her night terrors were just making her have restless sleep ever night so she found herself exhausted as she sat and tried to look down at her homework to study for the next chapter of history, but she just wasn't able to focus. She wanted to do well, Stiles helping her study inspired her to actually do well, but she just couldn't right now. Every time she started to take a step forwards she seemed to get thrown back ten more. Her hand was shaking as she tried to start writing some more of her chapter outline when she felt someone else's presence, and she looked up at them through the bags under her eyes as she raised her eyebrows. “Can I help you or something? Your staring is freaking me out.”

[sternedesgluecks]

Kaffee in Düsseldorf: Woyton's Meet my new Kaffee chums, Tim and Mattes from Woyton Roast Inc. (http://woytonroastinc.de/). Of course, the first thing I had to discover when moving to Düsseldorf was how good German coffee was, particularly when spoilt for choice back in London. Woyton's is a Rheinland specialist coffee enterprise and they can teach you everything you need to know about Kaffee. There are a few dotted around in central Düsseldorf but each Woyton's is individualy designed and customised in a unique way (afterall Germany don't do restaurant chains).  So, I can sigh with relief that I can go to my trusted coffee boutique to enjoy my fix!

[gizantenna]

[katapultdesign]

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[nerdvanagames-blog-blog]

Coffee Haus Preps Trio of Board Game Imports

'Siberia,' 'Vanuatu,' and 'Sheepland'

Gen Con News: At Gen Con Coffee Haus Games showed off a trio of new European board games that included a game from Germany (Siberia), one from France (Vanuatu), and one from Italy (Sheepland).  Coffee Haus President Eric Price explained to ICv2 that the games will all be available via distributors (and direct from Coffee Haus Games) over the next few months.

  Siberia (MSRP $70), which debuted at Gen Con, is a German game designed by Reiner Stockhausen in which players compete to exploit the vast resources of the Siberian tundra.  Players have to manage their investments well, balance research and extraction, while placing their personnel and arranging transportation adroitly. S iberia is designed for 2-4 players (ages 10 and up) and takes approximately 60 minutes to play.

  Vanuatu (MSRP $60), which is due out in September, is a French game designed by Alain Epron.  Designed for 3-5 players (ages 12 and up), Vanuatu takes about 90 minutes for players to make it through the game’s eight turns.  There is a definite "third world vibe" to Vanuatu since there is no such thing as a "rich Vanuatuan" and unlike many economic board games where players amass huge holdings, the object of Vanuatu is to survive as comfortably as you can.  Players are residents of the South Seas island who, in order to prosper, have to manage their resources wisely as well as make money off of visitors to their island home.  In order to earn money and prosperity points players can create iconic Vanuatuan Sand Drawings, guide tourists around the island, or trade cargo with foreign countries.

  Sheepland (MSRP $50), which is also due in September, is an Italian board game designed by Simone Luciani and Daniele Tascini.  Designed for 2-4 players ages 8 and up, Sheepland takes only 30 minutes to play.  The game is set on an island where raising sheep has always been the primary economic activity.  Players attempt to corral the finest herd (including the elusive and valuable black sheep) in the best land, and become the richest shepherd in Sheepland.

-ICv2

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[insertsarcasticremarkhere]

The Undergrounds Coffee Haus is ironic because you have to go up stairs to get to it.

AT ZE COFFEE HAUUUUSSSSS!

[seetheworldwithcena]

When my family and I used to preform at Coffee Houses this was always my favorite song we did.  This is the song of my childhood.  It always makes me happy and sad.  

[forgotaboutdrea]

"coffee haus" - adventures at the 'bux.

from here and here and here.

I made these a while ago, and they are still accurate.