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    As word of mouth being the oldest news medium (Stephens, 2007, p. 2), this chapter introduces different kinds of oral news, such as spoken news and news exchange in coffee houses. The latter is presented with its historical context and significance for the French Revolution, because of its strong impact to society. The use of language goes back until 100,000 B.C. with the rise of the homo sapiens (Stephens, 2007, p. XI) and is a basic tool for human communication and interaction. Tikopia…

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    Tramonto Gourmet Coffee (TGC) consumers generally are younger, further upscale, and educated will become the skyrocketing aspect of the brand. However, recent studies have shown that the trend toward occasional drinkers are continuing while espresso drinks continue to rise in popularity (Coffee Shop). Therefore, expending of gourmet coffee has remained steady in purchasing power. Gourmet coffee has been the strongest growing part of the market, and is a trend which occasional coffee drinkers…

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    During the early 18th century, coffee plants were brought to America from Ethiopia. It wasn 't until after the Boston Tea Party that the actual coffee drink became popular when switching from tea to coffee. Coffee began to become apart of Americans daily schedule consuming an average of two cups of coffee per day for an average adult. Coffee house businesses around the world began to rise and would drag consumers in creating income and jobs. Coffee effects not only the business but also the…

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    and when coffee was discovered. One of the theories is that a shepherd in Ethiopia realized that after its goats ate beans from a tree, they would have so much energy that they did not sleep at night. He told the head of the monks from a monastery and this monk made a drink with the berries and found out that it had the potential to keep him up for very long hours. As the word was passed on and on, this new ideal rapidly spread around the globe. In the documentary, Cappuccino Trail, coffee is…

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    concerned, which was accessed by interviewing 5 industry experts on different positions in the coffee industry at Taiwan and are aware of the trends and changes in consumers’ behaviors in the industry as provided in the methodology. He results obtained for these semi-structured are provided below through making use of thematic analysis strategy. The three themes made for this purpose include, specialty coffee and its trends in the future, completion in the Industry, and difficulties within the…

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    cup of coffee on the go in Southern California, you usually think of Starbucks, the iconic coffee roaster, which has over 17,018 stores worldwide. If you live in Northern California, however, there is another well-known coffee roaster that appears to rival Starbucks in its popularity, Peet's Coffee and Tea. Like Starbucks, who began its legacy in Seattle, Washington as a small independent coffee bar, Peet's Coffee and Tea also started as an individually owned coffee roaster selling its coffee…

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    Coffee of the Future If you have coffee, they will come! (BeanPoster, 2013) Coffee and college students are a great combination for a successful coffee establishment. This paper illustrates a fictitious company that has the potential to capitalize on the hearts and minds of college students and blue collar workers. It describes the organization, the products and services, and type of customer base it is geared to. There is a formulated vision statement for the organization that accurately…

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    The story of Omar and his miracle drink eventually reached Mocha and he was allowed to return where he was made a saint; his coffee was hailed as a miracle drug and a monastery was even built in his honor. Although the first two myths are well known, it is the following legend that is more often considered as the origins of the history of coffee. 850 It is said that an Ethiopian herdsman named Kaldi saw that his goats were skipping merrily around a bush with more energy than usual after eating…

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    moms. Coffee brewing started hundreds of years ago in ancient civilizations and has continued until today with shops like Starbucks ever increasing in popularity and sales. There is no debate about whether or not coffee gives people energy, but scientists are in a constant dispute over weather it is healthy overall. Coffee, like any food or beverage has pros and cons health wise, but overall when consumed in an appropriate amount (around 4 cups) and without additives, it is a super food. Coffee…

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    While the fact that coffee sellers aimed their aids at housewives in that manner during that time, represents the social values and status of women in society during that time period, during the 1970’s, things drastically began to change in society. Within this period of time, women were pushing a second large wave of feminism. While women had been granted the right to vote in 1920, this second wave was a push for women in gender relations in power. Women desired to be more represented within…

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