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National Coffee Day 2015: Where To Get Your Free Java?

September 29 is National Coffee Day and what could be a better way to celebrate than getting your daily pump for free?

By Maria Leonila Masculino

Starbucks UK Begins Offering Housing Loans for Staff

Starbucks UK has just announced that it will begin offering its employees housing loans in order to combat the fast-rising cost of living that is sweeping through many of the country's major cities.
'United Nations' on Food Wastage: The UN Serves Trash at Climate Change Assembly to Make a Point

During a United Nations assembly, to highlight the food waste, a couple of chefs decided to serve food made out of trash.
Reasearch: American's Do Not Consume the Recommended Vegetable Consumption

Almost 50 percent of America's vegetables comprise of either tomatoes or potatoes. America is not meeting its yearly consumption of vegetables. This is according to a new study by the United Stated Department of Agriculture.
Edible Seafood: This is Why Half of it is Wasted

Researchers said waste adds to other problems threatening global seafood resources such as overfishing, pollution and climate change.
How a Cup of Coffee Affects Your Body From the First Sip

Fun facts on how coffee affects the human body. Coffee has always been a part of a morning routine for millions of individuals. It may serve as an energy booster for your daily caffeine fix it does howerer contain more benefits than you think, Medical News Today then stated that coffee aids in reducing diabetes, Parkinson's disease and liver cancer.
Anti-Gentrification Protesters Picket Cereal Café in East London

Protesters in London have just attacked a café in East London in a demonstration against the gentrification that is sweeping through the neighborhood of Shoreditch
A Quarter Of Fish Sold At Markets Contain Man-made Debris

Roughly a quarter of the fish sampled from fish markets in California and Indonesia contained man-made debris — plastic or fibrous material.
Whale Protein Could Assist Create Life-Saving Synthetic Blood for Human

Proteins that allow deep-diving whales to stay lively whereas holding their breath for up to two hours could assist create life-saving synthetic blood for human sufferers, researchers, together with one in every of Indian-origin, recommend.
North Carolina Pastor’s Idea Enables them to Feed ‘Food Desert’ Area

Joyner started a society garden and sign up local children to help him care for it to provide food for the food desert country.
Hardee's Food Chain Has Hepatits A Scare

The mega food chain in Souther Carolina was hit by a Hep A scare after one of thier employee's tested positive with the virus.
First Look Inside 'PYT' Burgers: East Coast Craziest Burgers is In New York

This restaurant that incorporates outlandish ingredients in their burgers has finally arrived in New York City. East coast craziest burgers, PYT, will be opening its first ever store outside Philadelphia next week.
Las Vegas: A Massive Bacon Wedding in Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival

Las Vegas, a city where anything seems legit and weirdly possible, will be hosting Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival's "Extreme Bacon Bite Challenge" on November 14. The festival's main attraction will be the 10 chefs competing for the most exciting and refreshing menu using bacon for the prize package worth $4,000.
'Ikea' Becomes World's Largest Retailer of Certified Seafood

Ikea now certifies all the seafood it sells to help make aquaculture sustainable. Ikea is doing something revolutionary: they are helping to make seafood sustainable.
'McDonald's' Reveal 'Organic Burger' for the First Time

The mega fast food chain is trying to dip it's toes in the health conscious consumers. McDonald's is dipping its clown toes into uncharted waters as they announce that they will be introducing a new burger into the family, and here's the catch, it's organic.