Starbucks Y LAMBORGHINI

MAGAZINE
BY: IKER AND MILDRED

STARBUCKS HISTORY
History The first place with the name Starbucks was opened in Seattle,
Washington in 1971 by three partners: English teacher Jerry Baldwin, history
professor Zev Siegel, and writer Gordon Bowker. The three, inspired by the
coffee entrepreneur Alfred Peet, opened their first store selling grains and
coffee machines, located at 2000 Western Avenue, from 1971 to 1976. During
the first year they were exclusive customers of Alfred Peet and then Start
acquiring green coffee beans from other suppliers. In 1977 the store moved
to Pike Place. The businessman Howard Schultz joined the company in 1982,
and after a trip to Milan, he proposed to his partners to expand the sale of
coffee beans, with the sale of espresso coffee and others, which was
rejected by them for consider that this new activity would distract the
original objective of the company, also estimated that coffee was something
that should be prepared at home. Schultz opened his own chain of coffee
shops in 1985 under the name Il Giornale, taking the name of a newspaper
published in Milan. A year earlier, the original three owners had decided to
buy Alfred Peet's company, Peet's, and sell the Starbucks chain to Howard
Schutz, who in turn decided to change the name of his company Il Giornale
to Starbucks.

WHERE IT BEGINS ?
In 1987 the new chain of coffee shops Starbucks opened its first stores
outside of Seattle and Chicago. The company was incorporated into the
stock market on June 26, 1992, since then the shares have had a
sustained growth reaching $ 39 in 2006. As of that year the trend has
been downward reaching 2008 the $ 17 .

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LAMBORGHINI
AVENDAÑO
BY : IKER

MY EXPERIENCE
Since I was a child I loved cars they fascinated me. And more the ones are
sports. I loved her aerodinamic structure because they give them more
speed.
When I was like 6 years old I go agency of Lamborghini and I fell in love of
one lamborghini Aventador gt.
Since that day I love lamborghini.

¿WHEN IT WAS CEATD THE LAMBORGHINI DIABLO?
n 1990, the lmaborghini Diablo was presented in the two-wheel drive version, but a
four-wheel drive version was already in the wings, and from that point on this
would become a distinctive feature of the top Lamborghinis. This version,
named the Diablo VT for 'Viscous Traction', given the presence of a viscous
coupling between the front and rear axles, was presented at the Geneva Motor
Show in March 1993.