text: The 'Wonderfall' menu that's been unveiled for Pret A Manger's fall season include comforting additions like the Fall Harvest Salad, a Spiced Pumpkin Muffin and an Almond Turmeric Latte.
  The all-new beverage is described as being "warm and earthy," blend of organic almond milk, turmeric and spices that may be served either hot or iced. In terms of taste, the drink is described as partly sweet, salty and spicy. As an ingredient in food and beverages, turmeric is revered for its incredible anti-inflammatory properties, as well as well as its ability to increase the antioxidant capacity of the body, among many other benefits.
  Lattes made with turmeric can now also be found on the menus at Starbucks and Le Pain Quotidien, representing a consumer interest in health-focused beverages powered by potent superfood ingredients.	
  Habita Monterrey carries its signature chic and outstanding service with 39 rooms, all of them equipped with iPod docks and Nokia tablet PCs. The vocal point is the rooftop terrace, with its breathtaking views of the Monterrey cityscape. The interior suits the needs of anyone looking to spend some time surrounded by minimalism. The openness of the space makes it a place to see and be seen.
  Habita Monterrey Hotel is a great example of what can happen when a hotel is stripped down to its most fundamental features. Best of all, rates at Monterrey’s Hotel Habita start at only $165 per night.	
  The SpaceTime Coordinates Color Art Prints are created by using complex algorithms to determine where the planets would have been positioned during a particular date. This means that birthdays, anniversaries and other special events can be displayed in an unorthodox presentation to convey the event to onlookers.
  A growing fascination with space travel and our solar system is seeing many consumers become more interested in artwork and design that is achieved thanks to complex technology. This is observed with the SpaceTime Coordinates Color Art Prints, which are created thanks to NASA technology. The prints can be obtained in a variety of different sizes and options to suit your preferences and are the design work of Govy and Martin Vézina of SpaceTime Coordinates.	
  Perhaps it was a bad photo day, but Abe Lincoln and Natsume Soseki look so depressed on their respective currencies that it's saddening; lucky for them, Hasegawa Yosuke created these featured origami designs to give them a much-needed makeover.
  Hasegawa Yosuke has injected life into the presidents and queens on money notes through origami. By folding the bills into hats, he's given each political figure an interesting makeover. While the authorities on our money may still look unamused and uninterested, it's still a step up from their original photos.	
  The @myurbangreen campaign is an initiative from Marks & Spencer and environmental charity organization Groundwork. Together, they hope to transform urban areas in the UK by introducing greener living spaces and connecting city dwellers with their environments by encouraging them to take ownership of their surroundings and become more actively involved in green space activities.
  According to the Groundwork site, the @myurbangreen campaign will encourage people to help shape the "future development, maintenance and management of their local Greener Living Spaces." The goal of the @myurbangreen campaign is to, by September 2012, execute at least 850 green space activities and motivate 135,000 people to participate in the initiative by helping to maintain the green spaces, plant trees and contribute to clean-up events in the community.	
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