Coffee break and review…

There is always be a good catchphrase in every politic convention like Democratic National Convention 2008. This year, after we heard “yes we can” from the Barack Obama theme, there is another one which is likely monumental and soon, will be historic.

In Democratic National Convention 2008, Hillary stressed her commitment to the Democratic Party. Senator Hillary Clinton declaring herself “a proud supporter of Barack Obama” in her very first speech, and continued with her sentences “Whether you voted for me or you voted for Barack, the time is now to unite as a single party with a single purpose. We are on the same team, and none of us can afford to sit on the sidelines.”

And what did Hillary have to say about McCain? Simple: “No Way. No How. No McCain”

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Coffee giant Starbucks Coffee Co. has been developed and tested the Clover coffee machine for several months in 10 Seattle stores. They decided to introduce and launch it in San Francisco and Boston area “in the coming months.”

Starbucks early this year has bought Coffee Equipment Co., to produce a new line of small-batch Clover coffees which is customized coffee.

They said in September last year that they will features from Costa Rica, El Salvador, Tanzania and Zambia with Clover brewing system. When they introduced the product in Seattle stores, Starbucks named it the “citrus juiciness” of some Costa Rican coffee, the “herbal overtones” of beans from El Salvador, and the “cherry and currant notes” of Tanzanian coffee.

Starbucks seems to make re-inventing their brand. The decision to develop Clover coffee system has been questioned by some coffee observer. As we know, they just closed 600 stores across USA and this clover coffee is more expensive than others Starbucks product.

Clover will cost $2 to $4 per cup. It`s elite product like wine and chocolate. This coffee allow buyer to control some factors in brewing.  Joe Dallacqua, Starbucks vice president of regional operations told that “We are making bold moves toward transforming out business for the long term and at the same time making the tough decisions to ride out this extremely challenging economic environment… The Clover delivers a one-of-a-kind brewed coffee experience that fits with Starbucks’ long history of coffee expertise.”

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Michael Phelp and Usain Bolt has just made incredible achieved in their careers. In Olympic Beijing 2008, they break some world record. For us, what they ate is matters which make nutritionist turn green. They have different style of daily eating. Phelp even drank two cup of coffee between his scheduled daily menu.

Michael Phelps, who hold a record breaking eight gold medals in the pool at Olympic Beijing 2008, ate a staggering 12,000 calories per day. And that’s 10,000 more calories than average man recommended. In breakfast`s consumption Phelp ate Three fried egg sandwiches topped with cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, fried onions and mayonnaise, an omelette made with five eggs, three chocolate-chip pancakes, three slices of French toast dusted with sugar, a bowl of grits, and…two cups of coffee. So, coffee isn`t always bad.

Meanwhile, Usain Bolt even more shocking us. Bolt said that “I never have breakfast,”. The man`s 100 metres gold medal holder revealed what he ate for breakfast.

The champion of men’s 100m final at the Beijing Olympics 2008 with incredible breaking world record time of 9.68 said before going on to reveal his usual routine consists of waking up around 11am, watching TV, eating nuggets, going back to sleep for a few hours, eating some more nuggets and then going to the track.

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