national coffee day

Here it is, it's called Buzz-It-Up Wednesday Summary of consumer news from around the web:

- Pet medications can be expensive. To reduce the bite, has a growing number of pet owners looking for online discounts. But our friends at the Food and Drug Administration to say that this is not always a good idea. The agency says that some online companies are unapproved drugs for pets, sale of old drugs and counterfeit products for dogs and cats. And some fraudulent claims of their drugs for pets, or waiver of prescription drugs, without the written order of a veterinarian, says the agency. Play wisely: Fido no commitment to dubious means.

- Tough times for Jack. Fast food giant Jack in the Box says it is 40 underperforming stores to close, especially in the Southeast and Texas, because people in these parts are not buying enough cats Jumbo. The company lowered its earnings expectations for the year and says that the high rate of unemployment is due. In fact, I think people tend to eat more fast food in difficult times, so maybe Jack should take a look at what's on the menu.

- The National Coffee Day (woo-hoo!). You probably already know that over a third of U.S. workers consumed two or more cups of coffee during the day, and that about 40% of employees say they are less productive without coffee. But what you probably did not know is that you can get a coffee or tea shops joe Wednesday at Dunkin 'Donuts to get, and will be holding a portion of the proceeds of the sale, even donating to Special Olympics. Starbucks, by contrast, has no barrel gifts as part of this glorious national holiday.

abbie boudreau

It's hard to know even where to start with this: James O'Keefe, the conservative director whose videos secrets are destroying the community organization ACORN group activities, apparently tried to CNN correspondent Abbie Boudreau potentially attract a boat full of dildos and pornography, where he planned to seduce her as a hidden camera filmed the whole thing imitation.

CNN, the story here, and Boudreau explained what happened in the video below. This is what happened: CNN had worked on a documentary about young conservative activists, including O'Keefe, August 10, O'Keefe requested a private meeting with Boudreau, suggesting that he only wanted to talk because he felt uncomfortable "to let the people of my kind of sanctuary."

O'Keefe recorded the conversation without telling Boudreau, or by email to friends and colleagues. (Ultimately, they ended up in the hands of CNN.) In the email, said he was "closer" to reach Boudreau and asked a colleague as "you think you may have on the boat." Boudreau said later that she realized that she would meet with O'Keefe in his office.

If Boudreau presented to the meeting in Maryland a week later was covered by Izzy Santa, the executive director of the group O'Keefe, Veritas project. Santa asked a visibly nervous Boudreau CNN correspondent to speak in the rented car, where Santa found that O'Keefe was an attempt to set up.

And what a facility it was. "Izzy told me that James was dressed and strawberries and champagne on the boat, and he was going to save all the time," Boudreau Keefe recounts.O 'come at last, Boudreau and had a brief conversation with him, said he had no permission to film, she refused on the boat, and soon left.

jessica marotta

As reported here, many people are blaming Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares hosted by the suicide of Joe Cerniglia, a former participant in the program. The debt came from the fact that Rachel Brown, a participant Hell's Kitchen who was killed in 2007 after appearing in a show hosted by Gordon Ramsay. However, it is revealed that Joe Cerniglia had an affair with Jessica Maroto seen. It is believed that the relationship with Jessica Cerniglia Marotta is a major cause of suicide Joe Cerniglia.

Jessica Marotta, Joe Cerniglia pastry, and the matter apparently destroyed his marriage. Cerniglia would be separated from his wife, the mother of his three children.Gordon Ramsay has a statement on suicide Joe Cerniglia, saying: "Joe was a brilliant cook, and our thoughts are with his family, friends and staff."