Benny and Stanley miss Conan.

Good find Tyler!!

Accounting geeks out for cycling.

I love this because Melissa doesn't (officially) work on the marketing team, and she doesn't race cyclocross, but that didn't stop her from totally geeking out when she spotted a Stanley Cycling Team jacket.

"I was at the Apple Store last night in U Village and noticed a guy wearing this super cool black, zip-up jersey with ‘STANLEY Cycling Team’ on it and I immediately asked (yelled?) ‘Hey, where’d you get that?!’ and he said he was a member of the Stanley sponsored Cycling Team. We quickly realized that we both knew JoAnne and he had lots of great things to say about PMI and Stanley. I got so nerdy about it and of course thought of you and your PMI geek-outs. J  Next time, I’ll be sure to snap a photo for the blog." - Melissa

Until she gets that photo, here are a few from Starcrossed of cyclists sporting their Stanley team's threads, and posing with the new Nineteen13 One-Handed Bike Bottle.

Do work boys.

Mobile tour, China edition.

Matt Slaughter, Mary's son (aka Little Slaughter), interned in our Shanghai office for the summer and afterward did a bit of backpacking, taking some Stanley and Aladdin gear with him. Enjoy these scenic photos he sent from one of the world's "greatest" and most recognizable structures.

Mikey likes it.

Mike not only bikes, he also does the reuse (in a recycled and recyclable mug no less). Let's hear a rally-style round of applause for our mayor, who commutes and caffeinates sustainably. Hooray!

Mayor Mike McGinn and a Starbucks Mug

MAN LUNCH!

The latest gossip.

While this is a clip for See by Chloe, showing the starlettes of Gossip Girl strutting their wears, it doubles as a clip for Starbucks, which means it's ACTUALLY a clip for PMI. Because obviously Starbucks would be NOTHING if it weren't for PMI. Obviously.
As for the gals, Jessica Szohr (aka Vanessa) is looking quite savvy with her disposable-esque mug, but Leighton Meester (aka Blair) needs a clue. Can we send her a Cold To Go Cup?

Sustainable commuting.

Public transportation via WA state ferry? Check. Zero carbon emitted on the rest of his commute via bicycle? Check. Coffee (I'd put money on it being fair trade and organic) from a Recycled & Reusable Mug made with 30% post consumer content? Heck yeah, check.

Way to go Sustainable Commuter Guy.