Queen of Green: It?s never too latte to change

Queen of Green: It?s never too latte to change

Stanford Daily - And what?s more, when purchasing coffee, I had to request that my coffee be put in the mug, which at times involved as much as a three-sentence exchange between myself and the cashier, followed by hand-to-hand contact as I handed her the mug. Too ...



Shedding Clothes And Selling Coffee

CBS News - "People who go there go for entertainment. I think theyre ordering a tall risotto non fat milk one pump chocolate no whip drink that is going to take as long as possible for that barista to prepare." (CBS) Seattle is Americas coffee capital but ...



Simple image, complex figure

Houston Chronicle - Almost 40 years after Kings death, his place in popular culture is assured ? a national holiday, hundreds of schools and thoroughfares across the country that bear his name, and his likeness on everything from posters to coffee cups. Dozens of ...



Coffee may lower your risk of developing diabetes

WNDU - One of mans best friends could keep you in good health. That cup coffee you enjoy so much could keep you from developing diabetes. Both past and current coffee drinkers had a nearly 60 percent reduced risk for diabetes. That is according to research ...



Schultz wonders if rapid expansion hurts Starbucks

MSNBC - Starbucks Corp. Chairman Howard Schultz told executives in a memo last week that measures taken to fuel the coffee shop chain?s rapid expansion had led to a ?watering down? of its iconic brand. Schultz, who is credited with building Starbucks ...



Mitch Albom on life, death and coffee

Pantagraph - DETROIT -- Mitch Albom sees dead people. Actually, he sees living people - and lots of them - and they like to talk to him about death. Albom, the award-winning sports columnist, radio host and sometime musician who writes best sellers on the side ...