1 day agoUSA UpdateComments Off on Popular coffee chain ‘way better than Starbucks’ with over 20k drink combos to open 7 locations – first arrives June 16
A GROWING chain of coffee shops is adding new locations starting this week.
7 Brew, a young brand of coffee shops, is opening up in seven new spots.
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7 Brew7 Brew is known for its many flavor combinations[/caption]
ReutersThe chain is growing fast – making it a new rival for Starbucks[/caption]
The chain has over 300 locations, and some states are about to get more.
The Starbucks rival has been growing nationwide since its inception in 2017.
Now, its locations span from Connecticut to Utah.
It’s beloved by some coffee drinkers for its many flavors.
The company advertises that it offers 20,000 combinations of those flavors.
NEW SPOTS
New 7 Brew locations are opening up across the country.
Among the first to open is the location in Manor, outside Austin.
It hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week but will open to the public on Monday, June 16, according to My San Antonio.
FAN FAVORITES
Some customers have raved about 7 Brew’s coffee.
In a Facebook group for 7 Brew fans, one said they had “an addiction to 7 Brew.”
“their coffee is way better than Starbucks and every time I go my order is always the same, never hit or miss,” they said.
Others agreed, praising the consistency at the chain.
“Exactly why I switched to 7 Brew. Consistency!” one said. “I always ordered the same thing at Starbucks and it never tasted the same. 7brew does though!”
1 day agoUSA UpdateComments Off on Moment Prince Harry practices his German as he shares video message to mark country’s first Veteran’s Day
PRINCE Harry practised his German as he shared a video message to mark the country’s first ever Veteran’s Day.
The Duke of Sussex said it was a “profound privilege” to deliver the message on the “sacred day”.
Prince Harry practised his German in a video messagePAThe Duke of Sussex served two tours of Afghanistan[/caption]
GettyPrince Harry wears his uniform before stepping back from his royal duties[/caption]
Harry started his speech in German, greeting members of the country with their native tongue by saying “Guten Tag Deutschland!”
The Duke referenced joining over 2500 people including veterans and injured service members when he was last in Germany for the Invictus Games in Dusseldorf back in 2023.
Harry said: “My last visit to your remarkable country was to Düsseldorf two years ago for the Invictus Games, and it remains etched in my memory.
“The warmth, the enthusiasm, and the unwavering support shown by the German people for our global community of wounded service personnel was truly humbling. You certainly delivered on your promise to create a home for respect.
“That spirit of camaraderie, forged on the sports field, mirrors the unbreakable bond that connects veterans of all nations. We understand each other, regardless of flag or uniform, bound by shared experiences and an enduring commitment to service.
“Veterans are more than warriors – they are leaders. Living testaments to resilience and moral courage, they understand that loyalty must never lie with power alone, but with the people. With truth.”
During the video message, Harry was seen wearing numerous ceremonial medals that he was awarded in the past.
This included the Afghan Campaign medal, Golden Jubilee medal, Diamond Jubilee medal and Platinum Jubilee medal.
However, non-working members of the royal family are barred from wearing military uniforms to official state occasions and Harry was not allowed to wear the military uniform to theQueen’s processionfollowing herdeath.
After Harry stepped away from hisRoyal Familyduties he was also stripped of his honorary military roles.
But the Duke still wore hismedals on his suitat the coffin procession for the late Queen.
Speaking about service, Harry continued in his speech: “As someone who has worn the uniform and stood shoulder to shoulder with brothers-and sisters-in-arms from across the world – including many of you – I know that the weight of service is not carried lightly.
“We serve not to glorify war, but to protect peace. Not to follow a single voice, but to uphold a collective oat – to country, to people, and to the principles that bind us together as free nations.
“Germany has shown the world how memory, accountability, and unity can be turned into strength.”
Harry added how during “turbulent times”,, Germany’s role in safeguarding peace and stability in Europe “has never been more critical”.
He continued: “To the brave men and women of the Bundeswehr – a heartfelt thank you for your steadfast service to your country, to your people and to one another.
“Today is also a celebration of you, the values you stand for, the oath you took and the great country you stand to protect.
“Today, let us renew our commitment—together—to protect the freedoms that define who we are, to serve each other for peace, for dignity and for the enduring promise of democracy.
“Vielen dank und einen schonen tag.”
It comes just 24 hours after the Royals all came out in formal attire for Trooping the Colour.
Wills wore the Full Ceremonial Guard Order of the Welsh Guards yesterday during the parade.
Kate, meanwhile, looked elegant in an aquamarine Catherine Walker coatdress with ivory lapels and cuffs.
Both King Charles and Prince William were spotted wearing a black armband as they made their way down The Mall.
Those at the parade also held a minute’s silence following the devastating crash.
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AFPPrince Harry in his younger days during a parade at Sandhurst[/caption]
Prince Harry's Army career
Prince Harry entered RMAS in May 2005 to begin 44 weeks of Officer Cadet training, this was after passing his Regular Commissions Board (RCB), the qualification necessary to train at Sandhurst, in September 2004.
In January 2006, Clarence House announced he was to join the Blues and Royals, after which he was commissioned as an Army officer on 12 April that year.
The Duke of Sussex served in the Army for ten years, undertaking two tours of Afghanistan.
The father of two rose to the rank of Captain at the peak of his military career which began in 2004.
During his time serving, he qualified as an Apache Aircraft Commander.
In his memoir Spare he revealed he flew six missions during his second tour of duty which resulted in “the taking of human lives” of which he was neither proud nor ashamed.
His decision to leave the Army was confirmed in March 2015.
Prince Harry ended his military career at the rank of captain in June 2015, following a secondment to the Australian military.
General Sir Nicholas Carter, the then-Chief of the General Staff, said that Prince Harry had “achieved much in his 10 years as a soldier”.
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