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When Pac-Man was released in North American arcades back in 1980 it lit the gaming industry on fire and holds a special place in almost every gamers heart as one of the most classic coin-up arcade experiences of all time. Spawning countless sequels, a horrible cartoon, and that cool "Pac-Man Fever" song, Pac-Man is one of the kings of the game industry. Now in 2007 Namco comes with the crazy idea to re-do Pac-Man, to bring the gaming icon into the modern era. So how exactly do you dust off the o...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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Pros Updated look that's a welcome change. Catchy soundtrack. The new features and game modes are a fun addition. Cons Ghosts are just as frustrating as always. Dieing in this game is harsh. Pac-Man Championship Edition is a revival of the classic game that I feel is the best in the entire array of Pac-Man games out there. This release for the Xbox Live Arcade costs 800 Microsoft Points ($10), is Single-Player, has 6 new game modes and an array of achievements. Championship Edition changes th...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Too many titles have been recreated for the HD era. Not too many, however, feel anything like their older counter parts. Along came Pac Man: CE and changed all that. CE feels like Pac Man to the core. The changes made make it all the better, but the creators were very careful not to change the formula. Pac Man has all ways been about scoring the most points. Because of this, Pac Man CE has taken out the levels. In its place is now a continuous timed session. The mazes consist of ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Posted on April 11, 2013 by Trak
When the mind is augmented, the heart is sure to follow. Illustrious, nay storied, Junaio Certified Developers Augmented Minds have been so augmented reality prolific that it is a struggle, at best, to keep up with them. We are however very happy … Continue reading →
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За рулем: Number One Russian Car Magazine is Using Augmented Reality Now!
Posted on April 10, 2013 by Anett Gläsel-Maslov
За рулем (Za rulem) is the number one car magazine in Russia with a distribution of over 400.000 copies. All-Russian readership of За рулем is 7.5 million people per issue. The magazine covers all the automotive topics such as introducing new cars, the detailed … Continue reading →
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Photo Finish for Junaio Augmented Reality and Concepteers
Posted on October 19, 2012 by Trak
Do not adjust your screens- that's not a real camera. Metaio & Junaio Certified Developers Concepteers GmbH have this spectacular new Junaio channel, with some of the most realistic 3-D content we've ever seen. Presented by GFW PhotoPublishing GmbH at the 2012 Photokina, … Continue reading →
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SV Werder Bremen Presents New Team with junaio
Posted on August 30, 2012 by Trak
I hear Roland tried out this year. Top German Football Club SV Werder Bremen has embarked on an ambitious junaio campaign promoting the new team for the upcoming season as well as this year's gear for fans and followers. Together … Continue reading →
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goldenpages magazine App brings AR to 3.5 Million
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Certified Developer Augmented Minds has done it again with this great new project that augments the covers of 3.5 Million copies of goldenpages delivered to Belgium and Ireland. goldenpages is a European business directory (much like the American Yellow Pages) … Continue reading →
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Before applying for any state job, the recruitment must be open and in progress. The State of Oregon Employment Application (PD100) is used by the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to determine if you meet the minimum qualifications of the position for which you are applying. Be sure to include all qualifying experience, education, and training on your application.
The announcement contains instructions or requirements including what it takes to qualify and the materials to submit (such as: PD100, College Transcripts, Skill Code Supplement, Cover Letter, Test Answers, License (s), etc.) If the announcement requests a PD100, a resumé will not substitute.
The "To Qualify" section of the announcement will specify who is eligible to apply. Announcements may be:
Before you fill out an application, review the job announcement to ensure you meet the requirements for the position. Also, verify the location is somewhere you are willing to work.
The "Work History" section of the PD100 is used to show how you meet the requirements listed in the "To Qualify" section of the announcement and is used to determine if you meet the required minimum qualifications. Only applications meeting the minimum qualifications will receive further consideration (such as the test being graded). Test responses, resumés, and cover letters are not used to evaluate if you meet the minimum qualifications.
Starting with your current or most recent job, list all of your jobs for the last ten years (paid or volunteer). You may wish to include qualifying experience gained more than ten years ago, if it helps you qualify for the job. You can attach extra pages if you run out of room on the PD100 or if more jobs are needed to describe relevant experience. Make additional copies of the "Work History" section and number the additional jobs sequentially, such as 6,7,8, etc.
If you have held multiple positions with one employer, please list each position under a separate job number. Do not lump jobs together even if they were for the same agency or organization.
Exception for State Employees: If you have worked out of class while in a particular position, include this experience as a part of the duties you performed under the same job for which you were hired. Along with the duties, state the classification for which you worked out of class and the time period.
Provide an actual number for the "average hours worked per week". If it is less than 40, the length of time in the job will be prorated accordingly. DO NOT put "varies", "on call", or "it depends", as the reviewer will not give you credit for that job. Also, do not put a range, such as: 10-20 hrs/week. If you put a range, credit will be based on the least amount provided.
In the "total time in current or last position" box, show your time as years and months or months. Don't leave blank, as the reviewer will not give you enough credit for the time worked in the job.
If qualifying duties were not the main focus of your job, provide the percentage of time you spent performing the qualifications listed in the "To Qualify" section of the announcement, especially if your job title is unrelated to the position for which you are applying. For example, if you were responsible for making presentations occasionally, but it was not the main focus of the job, be sure to list percentages. Another example, if you are trying to qualify for an accounting position and your job title was a cook but you said did the accounting for a restaurant, be sure to list percentages since accounting is not a typical duty for a cook. The percentage of time should not total more than 100% per job listed in the "Work History" section.
You must clearly describe your experience according to the minimum qualifications listed in the "To Qualify" section of the recruitment announcement. When determining if you qualify, the grader cannot assume anything; you are graded according to what you describe in writing. When describing your experience use the word "I". Indicate and make it clear what you did or were responsible for. If you did something yourself, take ownership of it. If someone assisted you or you assisted someone else, state it. Be sure to include you're your level of responsibility. If your description of work in the "Work History" section is too brief and/or insufficient to determine if you meet the qualifications for the job, your PD100 may not be accepted. Job titles can support what you describe but they are not enough.
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Explain information in commonly used terms to make the message clear. Keep in mind the person reviewing your PD100 may not be the subject matter expert and may be unfamiliar with specialized terminology, jargon, or acronyms.
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You may be asked to bring a copy of the PD100 to your interviews; you may want to refer to it in an interview; or you may want to use it when preparing applications in the future.
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By Jef With One F
The 10 Biggest Rockers Living in Texas
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By Corey Deiterman
Drake Returns to Warehouse Live
By Brando
By Angelica Leicht
6 Bands No One Noticed Broke Up
By Corey Deiterman
For today's musical physics lesson, we have an example of the whole being far less than the sum of the parts. The eponymous Hermanos de la Hacienda are two (usually) highly charged atomic particles: border and roots music raconteur and Dave Alvin sidekick Chris Gaffney and Dave Gonzalez of the Paladins, which over the past 20 years has proved to be one of the most reliably rocking beer bands in the land. Add to the formula Dan Penn, who produced ten of the 14 tracks here and is probably the greatest old-school R&B songwriter and purveyor alive today. One plus one plus one equals three times the pleasure, right? Sadly, no; somehow it all adds up to snooze-o-rama. Best example of that is their take on Mel Tillis's "Mental Revenge," where lyrics like "I hope that a train from Caribou, Maine, runs over your new love affair" beg for a snarl rather than the yawn the song is delivered with here. The classic country sounds like it was cut on Quaaludes rather than the bennies that everyone gobbled like M&Ms in those days. And even though Gaffney has proved himself wittily soulful in the past, he makes the Penn & Gonzalez co-write "Lookin' for Loneliness" sound downright depressing. The best moments here, sad to report, are the instrumentals: the Ventures-meets-Buckaroos workout of "Railed" and the "Sleepwalk" marries "Ghost Riders in the Sky" of "Saguaro." On the whole, a better name for this lifeless union would be the Siesta Brothers.


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A dark, funny new work from Catastrophic Theatre goes behind the white picket fences.
There are moments in theater when your heart seems to stop and you dare not breathe, lest you miss the power on stage. There are moments when you want to collapse in the aisle with uproarious laughter. And there are moments, usually quieter and often minor, when there is simply the click of recognit ... More >>
Catastrophic Theatre fave Mickle Maher mounts another success.
Tamarie Cooper returns to poke mostly gentle fun at the U.S. and delivers a new national anthem.
For a lot of years, the Tamalalia shows were a Houston summer tradition -- annual, hilarious, musical-comedy romps by rubber-faced comedienne Tamarie Cooper and her colleagues at Infernal Bridegoom Productions.But IFB disappeared in a still-mysterious wave of financial shenanigans, and so did the Ta ... More >>
A Houston favorite gets married and tells us all about it at Stages
Bringing silly back
The new IBP show is thoughtful, funny and strange
IBP's new original show is a strange, wonderful surprise
Hotel Pasiphae is a fascinating and bizarre collage of theater
Bertolt Brecht's play gets even more difficult in the hands of IBP
Tamalalia 9 will crack you up, but it won't crack all of Tamarie Cooper's fears
Rhinoceros reminds us to retain our humanity
Jerry's World -- and Joe Frank's radio show -- come to life
Tamalalia goes West
Tamalalia 7 and West Side Story offer different musical takes on a time-honored topic
A hysterical Tamarie Cooper rescues herself from suburbia in the free-association comedy Tamalalia 2000


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Pagac Anticipates DT Guion Making Impact In 2011Posted by on August 23, 2011 – 3:51 pm
Marcus Sherels' 64-yard INT return for a TD was the premier defensive highlight in last Saturday's 20-7 preseason victory over the Seattle Seahawks. But the turning point in the game may have actually occurred on the following Seattle offensive series.
The Seahawks offense responded well to Sherels' pick 6, driving the ball from their own 27-yardline to the Vikings 2 in 10 plays, setting up a 1st-and-goal situation just six feet from the endzone. But that's where the Vikings defense bowed up and stopped Seattle RB Justin Forsett on four consecutive runs.
DT Letroy Guion was credited with 2 tackles on those four plays but his impact was even greater. He was a disruptive force in that series of plays and it did not go unnoticed by the Vikings coaching staff.
"One guy in particular, Letroy Guion, he lit it up in that situation," Vikings Defensive Coordinator Fred Pagac said on Tuesday. "He did a nice job for us."
Pagac is a true throwback and is not one to shower praise on his players. But he made a point to specifically mention Guion's role in the goal-line stand and he also indicated Guion is expected to make an impact on the Vikings defense this season.
"We think Letroy is going to be a heck of a football player for us," Pagac commented. "We're anticipating him being a big part of our defense this year. He's coming along and he has the athletic ability. He's strong, has quickness and has toughness."
Guion stands at 6-4, 303 pounds and plays primarily the 3-technique behind starter Kevin Williams in the Vikings defense. The Vikings drafted him in the 5th round (#152 overall) of the 2008 NFL Draft and he was inactive for 15 of the Vikings 17 games that season. But in 2009 he took a step forward by playing in 7 games and then he became a regular in the DT rotation last year.
Speaking of the rotation, Pagac was asked if he took extra pride in the goal line stand from Saturday because it was his second-team defense that was in the game taking on Seattle's first-team offense. As I said earlier, Pagac is a throwback and is not one to provide much hyperbole. He made it clear that while the goal line stand was a feather in the defense's cap, it's also something that he expects his players to accomplish.
"Again, as far as our front's concerned," Pagac said, "we're planning on rolling those guys all year long, so in my mind they're a part of our ones so they've got to play hard all the time, too."
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By Parody on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
That's good to hear about Guion. How's his durability? Depending on the severity of Kevin's injury, and the result of the pending suspension, he could be missing the first 3 or more games. If that happens, Letroy will need to participate in a lot more plays, and I just hope he can withstand the extra gametime.
By Vikings4Life on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
Let ballard and guion do the inside wreck.
By Frederick Jones on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
We've been hearing a lot about Guion. He may be a good one.
By Arrow86 on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
I'm happy with Guion and impressed with Ballard. How's Ayodele doing? I just saw how the Giants lost one of their starters for the season in the Bears game.
By Arrow86 on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
I really like our Coordinators this season. They aren't trying to smooth things over. They seem pretty honest.
By PBizzle on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
Pagac is my boy. Gotta love the dip mouth and he doesn't need a spit bottle. If that isn't dip I apologize.
By mikebrown on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
two wrods "brian robison"
By Kenny on Aug 24, 2011 | Reply
Guion has looked good. He will be fine. He is not as good as Pat Williams was against the run but he is solid and is better than Pat was against the pass. So he should be just fine. I really love our D line and LBs and the depth. I also think our secondary will be just fine IF and thats a big IF we put the right combination on the field. I really wished we would move Winfield to Saftey. He is a great hitter and tackler which is what safeties need to be. We have better cover corners on roster than Winfield. I know its only pre season but Sherels has been around the ball often and Tony Carter last week was always around the ball. Then we can bring either of those 2 or cook in on nickel and dime packages. And you heard it from me 1st Addulah will be a pro bowler this yr. he had a solid season last yr and it got lost in our bad season and bad record but it was his 1st season starting and he was solid over 75 tackles and 3 ints
By Rocksalt on Aug 24, 2011 | Reply
Let's hope Guion can have an impact……we are in trouble if we allow teams to have the ball on offense for 13 minutes in a quarter like last week. Our defense needs to be able to stop the opposition's offense and not allow sustained drives that keep our offense off the field.
Our defense simply has to step it up to shut down teams on 3rd down……..
By Bettye on Aug 24, 2011 | Reply
Let's not forget Fred Evans, he has stepped up and is showing the Vikes that he is strong inside and he did a lot to push that defense forward. Guion is doing well but Fred was the one out there holding off two to three three hundred pound offenders at one time. Watch for Fred Evans to do big things this season………….
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Richard 'Dick' Evers Honored for Community Involvement
First came Mr. Baseball and Mr. October.
Now, there's Mr. Hicksville.
Very rarely does a namesake become synonymous with a passion or place, but to many members of the community, Richard "Dick" Evers may forever represent the symbol for all things Hicksville.
On a typically hot and humid Father's Day, a not-so-typical celebration took place at Cantiague Park on June 20.
Fred K's Cancer, a group founded by the Traveling Baseball Babes' Serena Ahne and Lisa Leone, held a morning fundraiser walk to raise awareness for oral and testicular cancer awareness and commemorated the fathers who have been diagnosed with cancer.
Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano was joined by Northwest Civic Association President Joel Berse, members of the Hicksville Historical Society and local community members to announce plans to restore the historic 100-year-old stone eagle that sits at the Hicksville Long Island Rail Road station's north entrance.
Under Mangano's direction and using funds from the County's hotel/motel tax, Nassau will contribute $2,500 towards the restoration project.
On June 4, Peter Levy, president of the Coalition of Nassau County Youth Service Agengies, presented an early-bird crowd of around 150 people with a rhetorical question regarding the perpetual challenges children face in Nassau County.
Levy asked, "In 1996, did we think we'd be facing the same issues in 2010? Yes, I think some of us did."
On June 20 from 9 to 11 a.m., Fred K's Cancer will be raising money for oral and testicular cancer awareness at Cantiague Park in Hicksville. The event will offer a 2-mile walk for participants on behalf of the Oral Cancer Foundation and Sean Kimerling Testicular Cancer Foundation. "While the cancers may seem unrelated, there is a reason why we chose these particular diseases to support: both of our fathers are named Fred and are cancer survivors," said Serena Ahne and Lisa Leone of Traveling Baseball Babes, a group the two started to blog about their travels to different baseball stadiums across the country.
A new Farmers Market is coming to Hicksville beginning on Sunday, June 27, according to Oyster Bay Town Councilwoman Rebecca M. Alesia. The weekly market will feature a variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables, juices and preserves, fresh flowers, eggs, honey, cheese and much more.
"I am proud to have worked together with Town Supervisor John Venditto, the Hicksville Chamber of Commerce and the Hicksville Community Council, as well as local civic groups and resident volunteers, to bring this project to the Town of Oyster Bay," Councilwoman Alesia said. "We are also grateful to the Farmers Market Association, which will coordinate and oversee the operation of the market, including the selection of vendors. This project has been a great joint effort, bringing together several organizations."
The Citibank located on North Broadway in Hicksville was robbed shortly after 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 1, and according to detectives, the suspect appeared to match a description of an individual who committed a similar robbery less than one week ago in Massapequa.
On May 27, Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos announced his candidacy for the US Senate seat currently held by Senator Charles Schumer. Maragos, a Republican, has been in office as Nassau County comptroller since January, having been elected in November 2009. Maragos and his family are longtime Great Neck residents.
Maragos has stated that the issues in his campaign focus on the federal government, which he said, has been "… adding higher costs, higher taxes and more government control on our local governments and businesses."
The United Veterans of Hicksville held a meeting May 11 at the Hicksville Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. At this time, SSG Christopher Grilo of the U.S. Army, 800th Military Police of Uniondale was the special guest.
The committee is proud to announce that Captain Frederick A. Moss, also of the 800th Military Police, commander of headquarters and headquarters company will be the Memorial Day guest speaker. Commander William Walden was proud to announce the Grand Marshal for Hicksville 2010 Memorial Day Parade and Service is Catholic War Veterans Joseph Barry Post 1946 Commander Joseph Messana.
On May 25 at 10 p.m., the Bethpage Fire Department dispatcher received an automatic alarm from the Town of Oyster Bay Ice Skating Center on Stewart Avenue at Cherry Avenue in Bethpage.
Approximately 35 persons were playing on the ice when they heard an audible alarm and noticed the ice starting to melt. Several persons soon became overcome by fumes, which were later determined to be anhydrous ammonia used as a refrigerant. Anhydrous ammonia is also toxic if inhaled or absorbed through the skin.
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Caption: Rhode Island law requires landlords to take measures to protect tenants from lead exposure. The law works, researchers have found, but only one property in five covered by the law was in compliance more than four years after it took effect. Owner-occupied homes with less than four units are exempt, but many have potential lead hazards that can poison children."
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Former colleague Richard Rahn writes in The Washington Times that inflation is high or low depending on what you are buying and how you are living. High technology products actually are making many activities more efficient and cheaper. See below:
The Washington Times
What is Measured?
By Richard W. Rahn
Published February 29, 2008
Do you think inflation is rising faster than the government says (an annualized of 4.1 percent in December)? Many people do, because they are keenly aware of supermarket and gas station prices, but that is not the whole story.
Inflation is defined as an overall increase in the price level, but the "inflation" that each individual faces is different. Over the last year, there has been a big jump in the price of gasoline and in many foods, such as milk and bread. (The increase in food prices is almost entirely due to the government"s foolish policy to subsidize corn for ethanol, thereby driving up the price of not only corn, but every crop that competes with corn for field space.)
However, if a person spends a lot of money on electronic items and communications, and does not drive much, his or her total expenditures might have declined as a result of the continuing rapid drop in prices of most electronic items and communications.
If you bought a Blackberry or Apple iPhone, you purchased an item that can replace your computer for Internet and e-mail access, cell phone, Rolodex and calendar, camera, calculator, global positioning navigator, personal music and video player, etc. To replicate all the things you now get in one Blackberry or iPhone would have cost you many thousands of dollars even a decade ago (even if available).
In the late 1990s and the early in this decade, inflation as reported by the government was quite low, though asset prices, such as homes in many areas, were rising at double digit rates. Now prices of homes and HD flat-screen TVs are falling.
Government economists and statisticians responsible for measuring inflation do not have an easy task, which is only getting more difficult. As the rate of technology change increases, the goods and services we consume radically change, so historical measures become less and less relevant. Yes, bread and milk prices have not changed much, but as people become more affluent, the portion of income they spend on such staples becomes smaller and smaller.
At the same time, the Internet, which for most people is only a decade-old, has caused prices to drop for millions of items -- most information now is almost free as are international phone calls using Skype and its competitors.
If inflation becomes more and more difficult to measure, how can central bankers determine how much money to produce to keep a stable price level?
Some call for a return to the gold standard, but that is not the panacea some may think. Gold prices over the last three decades have swung back and forth between $250 and the current $900 per ounce. Sales of gold by governments, as well as global market psychology, can cause substantial price shifts; and the additions to the gold supply each year tend to be less than the potential increase in global GDP, which can have a deflationary effect. Despite these problems, gold may be better than some other alternatives.
For readers desiring a more in-depth, but clearly written and brief discussion of the pros and cons of alternative money systems, I highly recommend a new book with the off-putting title, "One Currency for Bosnia," by Warren Coats. Mr. Coats is a highly regarded monetary economist who has specialized in setting up new monetary and banking systems for countries whose economic systems have collapsed because of war or revolution (i.e., Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iraq, Afghanistan, many of the former communist republics, et al.).
The book is a riveting tale of how Mr. Coats and his International Monetary Fund teams have quite literally risked their lives to help rebuild the economies of war-torn countries. And it is also a wonderful and easy to understand primer on money and banking, in which key concepts are presented in succinct inserts.
Measuring the value of money and inflation within a national economy is difficult enough; but when it comes to measuring real global price changes, the problem is greatly magnified. Why should the cost of a Big Mac (identical to one in America) be 50 percent more in some European countries, even where their real wages are lower than in the United States?
Why should the value of the euro and the dollar swing more than 60 percent against each other in only five years? These relative currency and price swings wreak havoc with global business people who engage in long-term contracts or build manufacturing operations in several different countries. While the search for a global monetary constant will always remain elusive, there is a need for a more stable reference point than either gold or any national currency can provide.
A highly regarded nongovernmental private organization, with no vested interest (other than enhancing its reputation), could provide a greatly needed service by creating an artificial monetary unit to measure against the price of any good or service on the globe. This unit would need to be a transparent basket index of standard goods and services produced and/or consumed in many countries (the index would evolve over time -- like the Dow-Jones stock index -- as technologies and global consumption patterns change). Once established, contracts, and even interest-bearing securities, could be written in the monetary unit. Such a widely accepted unit would substantially add to global economic stability and better resource allocation, leading to higher global economic growth.
Richard W. Rahn is the chairman of the Institute for Global Economic Growth.


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The Kiwanis Club of Greater Pine Island will hold the Taste of Pine Island on Saturday, Jan. 22 from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. The event will take place at Phillips Park on Pine Island Road behind the Pine Island Fire Station.
The annual event will feature over 11 local restaurants including Waterfront Restaurant of St. James City, Miceli's Restaurant of Matlacha, Sandy Hook Restaurant of Matlacha, Moretti's Restaurant of Matlacha and Perfect Cup of Matlacha. The Taste of Pine Island will also feature over 70 arts and craft vendors. Live entertainment throughout the day will include the Pine Island Trio, SoapBox, Rock Band, Youth String Quartet, Calendar Girls, Pine Island Dance Team and Strange Arrangement.
In conjunction with The Kiwanis Taste of Pine Island, the eighth annual Southwest Florida Chowder Cook-off Contest will also be held, which the public can judge. Perfect Cup will be defending their winning title, which they have held for the past four years.
The Fish Drop Drawing will also take place at the event with a $1,000 grand prize, $500 second place prize and $250 third place prize. Fish Drop raffle tickets may be purchased at the event or in advance at local island banks, Century 21 Realty in St. James City and the Pine Island Chamber of Commerce. Only 2,500 tickets are to be sold.
The day's events are family-friendly with live music, strongman contest and children's activities including train rides, rock climbing and bounce houses. Tickets are five dollars and children 10-and-under are free. Event planners expect over 3,000 to attend.
The Taste of Pine Island is the primary fundraiser for the Kiwanis Pine Island Youth Scholarship Fund. This year the club hopes to raise over $20,000 at the event to assist Pine Island students with their higher education costs. Since 1985, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Pine Island has provided over $200,000 in scholarships and has helped other island organizations.
The Taste of Pine Island is sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Greater Pine Island. Event co-sponsors include SunTrust Bank, Pine Island Realty, Inc., LCEC, Budweiser Beverages, Greater Pine Island Water Co., Honc Industries, Nautical Mile., TIB Bank, SW Capital Bank, Ad&PrintCraft Printing & Website, CoveSystems, Pine Island Chamber of Commerce, Adams & Brinson P.A., Classic Rock 94.5, Lite 93.7 and Fox News 92.5.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Pine Island is a community service organization that meets every Friday at Bert's of Matlacha. For more information on the Kiwanis Club of Greater Pine Island and the Taste of Pine Island, e-mail chairman, Pat Burman at email@example.com, call (239) 283-0777 or visit www.TasteofPineIsland.com.


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Cousiño Macul Vine
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Chile features excellent weather conditions to wine growing getting a big development of the Chilean wine industry.
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Maipo Valley - Concha y Toro and Cousiño Macul Vineyards
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Tour by the most historical and traditional vineyards in Maipo Valley : Concha y Toro and Cousiño Macul.
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Christie Chief of Staff Believed That Kelly Had Clean Hands in Bridgegate
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's chief of staff avowed Monday that he had no knowledge of Deputy Chief of Staff Bridget Kelly's involvement in last fall's suspect George Washington Bridge access lane closures until it became public.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The one-time home of Indiana-born composer and band leader Hoagy Carmichael has been damaged by a fire.
The man who owns the Bloomington house where Carmichael once lived hasn't decided whether the house will be razed or repaired after last week's fire. Homeowner Eric Terhorst tells The Herald-Times he wasn't aware the house had a connection to Carmichael.
Carmichael was born in Bloomington in 1899 and went on to write "Stardust," "Georgia on My Mind," "Old Buttermilk Sky" and other songs. He died in 1981.
A photograph of the house that's in the Hoagy Carmichael Collection at Indiana University's Archives of Traditional Music is dated "Fall 1925" and has an inscription on its back that calls the home the site where "Stardust" was first born.


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Third Brigade annexes open source intrusion detection tech
OSSEC, the open source host-based intrusion detection project, has been snapped up by Third Brigade, a commercial firm in the same information security sub-market. Terms of the deal, announced on Tuesday, were undisclosed. Daniel Cid, creator and primary developer for OSSEC, has become the principal researcher at Third Brigade, …
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I got completely the wrong idea with this one. I thought it was an addition to Vista where a Balmer popup warning comes on warning me off installing Gimp.
ITs Good News Week ..... Someone's dropped AI Turing Bombe somewhere, ....
OSSEC must be a Proxy Virtual Operating Systems BetaTester then. How very Considerate and Convenient for Course Plotting.
Open Source but not free(dom) ?
I wonder how long the free(dom) version will be maintained?
Third Brigade bought out IDRC a few years ago.
IDRC produced a fantastic Windows-based stateful packet inspection filter/firewall called CHX-I that could also modify and inject data into streams without being noticed by other detection systems.
It was rather like using GNU/Linux iptables (via a GUI) but could modify streams on the fly too, rather like netfilters with NFQUEUE, but was simple to configure via the GUI manager. It was far superior to ISA Server and had an impressively light footprint - about 1MB file-size and 20MB in-memory.
There were promises of an open-source version being made available.
There was a free(ware) version of CHX-I available and at the time of the acquisition assurances were given by the IDRC people joining Third Brigade that support for the free(ware) version would continue. The value-add was in the enterprise management tools and scripting.
The benefit at the time to IDRC was the excellent feedback and relationship they had with users and developers that led to continuous and rapid bug discoveries and fixes.
After six months or so it became impossible to even get an email reply to bug reports and finding the 'latest' versions relied on knowing an unpublished or linked URL.
After a year or so the free(ware) publication disappeared too.
CHX-I, which could have gone on to be a mass-market package because it had that 'wow' factor, was instead absorbed into the Third Brigade 'enterprise' offerings and lost its own identity.
Shame really.
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Developers, Marketing, and Graphic Designers.
Sort of a modern day parody to the summer of love. Notice, that generation is the one in power at the moment, and things have never been so totalitarian.
And note, the Austin Powers speech does not defend it :)
The kernel and basic tools will always be free, that has been true for longer than Linux or the GPL have been around. But, where is the urge to supply free to everyone else. It is not like the average user contributes back, the contribution back happens with the tech folk.
So, to make money with opensource, you opensource to begin with, monitor the copyright ensuring it comes into your domain, get some community backing, and some people saying the software is great, then fork your own creation.
Keep the opensource tool running behind the commercial release, and accept any modifications if you get copyright, until you emerge as one of the market leaders.
Then move to a completely commercial offering, where lots of people can install your tools, and you have a good track record.
Opensource is swings and roundabouts to developers, but at some point most software will go back to being commercial, and there will always be freeware, and on the whole it has improved quite a lot.
Now just hold on a darned cotton-pickin minute, y'all ...
"Sort of a modern day parody to the summer of love. Notice, that generation is the one in power at the moment, and things have never been so totalitarian.".... By Anonymous Coward Posted Sunday 22nd June 2008 01:19 GMT
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday home in Palm Desert
3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, Sleeps 8
Classic Palm Desert home located off El Paseo in Palm Desert. Short walk to El Paseo shopping and dining.
The house has a private pool and spacious layout good for groups/families. Approximately, 2,000 square feet of space. Two-car garage for parking, as well as driveway and street parking readily available. Fully furnished home with all the basic linens, towels and kitchen necessities.
Three (3) bedrooms/Three (3) baths
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Property auctioned in insurance fraud case
Updated On: Sep 04 2013 10:22:14 AM CDT
Fur coats, Rolex watches and diamonds are among hundreds of items once owned by a pair of Wausau insurance executives and auctioned off to pay for their multi-million dollar fraud scheme.
Federal agents seized the property from the homes and storage units belonging to Timothy Mathwich and David Schofield. The men and Susan Brockman, of Hayward, were executives at Manson Insurance and were accused of forging millions of dollars in insurance premium financing notes and selling them to River Valley Bank in 2008.
A federal judge has ordered the three to pay more than $6 million in restitution. A diamond ring netted $40,000 at this week's auction at a hotel in Wittenberg. Auctioneer Jerry Chuilli told Daily Herald Media the auction raised more than $100,000, but he declined to give a specific total.
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Glenwood Springs Restaurant Recommendations?
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I'm going to Glenwood Springs, CO for a long weekend and looking for restaurant recommendations. Any type or price range--just looking for good ones.
Thanks in advance.
I kknow people who drive up from Aspen to Juicy Lucy's Steakhouse. JL tried to breach the Denver market but closed after just a few months, but it is very popular in the Roaring Fork Valley. the Bayou west of town is a fun, affordable Cajun-inspired place. Take a trip partway downvalley to Restaurant Six89 if you have time and are so inclined. Excellent food & wine list to match.
On a coast to coast drive we stayed in Glenwood Springs and ate at the Glenwood Canyon Brewing Co right in town. We really enjoyed it.: very good beer, good food, friendly service, casual and inexpensive. I believe it was the Glenwood Springs brewpub, or someting similar. Nothing fancy or exceptional but very enjoyable after a long day of driving.
Juicy Lucy's is very good. They expanded into an adjacent building so perhaps it is not so hard to get in there because they do not take reservations. Mark Fischer, Owner of Six89 and Pad Thai in Carbondale, just opened The Pullman in GS. It is right next to Juicy Lucy's. Word of mouth is that the Pullman is good-- but unfortunately I have not been there. Italian Underground is good, I always enjoy myself when I go there. Make reservations if you plan a weekend visit.
Italian Underground
715 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Here's a report back. The brew pub's food was so-so, but the brewer was really nice. Juicy Lucy was pretty good. Be sure to get the potatoes au gratin. We didn't think Italian Underground was worth the wait. The place looks like a dive bar, but our meal at the Bayou was really tasty. Very friendly service too. Brunch at The Pullman was excellent. Would love to have dinner there.
Thanks again for all the recommendations.
Italian Underground
715 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
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I'm sure we'll be back, as we had so much fun. Thanks for the rec!
We went because this thread on Chow had a post with good things to say about Rivers and because of the $19.95 early bird special looked good on their website. Having the early bird special start at 4 p.m. worked well for us because we planned a hike around Glenwood Springs that afternoon. When we arrived at around 5 p.m. people were sitting on the deck in the beautiful 79° weather. We opted to sit inside. The dining room is large with starched white tablecloths and napkins. It has 2 parts, one carpeted, the other with tile that looked like early 20th century country-restaurant-style tile. The restaurant is right on the Roaring Fork River and the view is great. We had the western sun shining on us, as well as the river view. The restaurant is air conditioned and comfortable (although a little cold when the sun was less strong). The ceiling is high and the wood painted white again evokes early 20th century county house décor, particularly with all of the ceiling fans. There is also a large (noisy) bar near the entrance of the restaurant. Our server (I think his name is Linc) was knowledgeable and professional. We ordered one early bird special 3-course meal and one other entrée. For our starter we chose the salad which was good and was enough for the two of us. The bread and butter that arrived was fine. For our main we shared the "Prime Rib of beef, au jus and horseradish sauce, garlic mashed potatoes". Even though it was slow cooked we asked for a rare piece and it arrived rare. There was also a sautéed mixed vegetable accompaniment and a beet in a creamy horseradish sauce. The beets were really good as was the prime rib and the horseradish sauce. For our other entrée we ordered the "Roasted Vegetable Lasagna (Gluten Free) with butternut squash, zucchini, eggplant, red peppers, portabello, garlic & basil infused olive oil, local cheese with roasted heirloom tomato sauce" ($14). It was huge and was also accompanied by sautéed mixed vegetables and the beets in a creamy horseradish sauce. It was very good and we ended up taking most of it home with us. With dinner we had 1 glass of Shiraz ($5.50). For dessert we had the carrot cake, iced with cream cheese. It was also very good. The meal, the service and the surroundings were very enjoyable. We spent $42.85 plus tip. We recommend it.
Rivers Restaurant
2525 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Glenwood Cafe
311 8th St, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Florindo's Italian restaurant is a class joint. They offer some great appetizers, and we ordered the roasted peppers with goat cheese. It's served with warm, freshly baked rolls. For the entrees, we had Veal dolce vita (delicious) and a steak. The Hungarian exchange student that served us was on her first night and we got her upgraded to waitress from busing tables. The steak was set in a reduction with capers and peppercorns, the veal delicious. Very intimate, not crowded on a Monday when many families were crowding in on other places. It's across the street from Doc Holiday's which serves a buffalo burger I used to like coming in off the road from California.
We were back in Glenwood again 2 weeks ago and had a fantastic dinner at The Pullman. Good cocktails, good oysters, lots of little plates, plus entrees if you want bigger. And they have a kids menu. Mom and dad and the kids loved it.
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Southern New Hampshire University students Daniel Krikorian, right, and Brandon Lee, pose with DK Drive's athletic performance shirts at the school's athletic field in Manchester. DAVID LANE/ UNION LEADER
4/3/13--SNHU student Daniel Krikorian holds a a stainless steel water bottle made by his athletic apparel company, DK Drive, at the university athletic field in Manchester on Wednesday. DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER
Ultimately, they hope to create a brand that represents a more wholesome athlete, in contrast to the near daily reports of substance abuse, performance-enhancing drugs and domestic violence that dominate the media.
"We want to get that image out of the mainstream and bring back the day the athletes didn't do it for the money, but for the true love of the game," said the young entrepreneur. "I carry that passion into my company, and the guys beside me have that same passion."
It's a tall order, so for now Krikorian and his four associates are focused on building a Web-based retail business that offers one-stop shopping for athletes who are serious about their training, with everything from clothing to fitness programs and nutrition supplements.
Krikorian has his own brand name on sale - G.R.I.N.D. athletic apparel, which stands for Get Ready, It's a New Day - and acts as a reseller for a variety of retailers in the fitness industry.
Given the competition, Krikorian knows he has to provide more than just merchandise. His goal is to create a network of athletes who use dkdrive.com as their base for social networking, motivation and education, in addition to the occasional online shopping excursion.
"For me, G.R.I.N.D. is not just a performance shirt that looks cool," he said, "It's a state of mind. Sure, I want people to like the product, but I really want them to be part of its revolution and to spread its message."
Through the use of Facebook, ?Twitter, blogging and other social networking tools, Krikorian is spreading the word about his mail-order business in ways that would not have been possible before the digital age. He would have needed contracts with suppliers, capital for inventory, warehouse space and a hefty advertising budget.
He started the business in September with nothing more than a good idea, a website, about $2,000 from his parents and a credit card they signed for, in return for 10 percent equity in the new company.
"My Dad was a big influence," he said. "I remember when I told him my idea for this company, and he said, 'What are you waiting for?' Now we're a five-person operation."
Krikorian has partnered with Pennant Sportswear in Nashua to provide the basic inventory for G.R.I.N.D., which he then brings to Logo Loc in Manchester, where the products are imprinted with the company logo. The company started filling orders in November and is now averaging about $2,000 a month, with inventory stored at his parents' house in Holden, Mass., or at his father's auto body shop.
An accounting and marketing major and volunteer trainer for the SNHU baseball team, Krikorian carries a full course load while attempting to build a business over his next three years in college. He's developed partnerships with martial arts schools, gyms, trainers and others in the fitness industry, who either use DK Drive services or sell goods on the website.
The company is trying to make a name for itself by offering one-stop shopping for trainers, corporate softball teams or recreational leagues looking for a unique T-shirt design. "We have a designer on staff; we have all the connections right here," he said.
Krikorian is convinced that if he can succeed at such a young age, starting as he did with little but his own ambition, that he can use the DK Drive story to inspire his cohorts.
"Every day, I look around at my generation and see all this potential and ability that's going unused," he said. "My goal is to become living proof that the achievements of young people are limitless if they work hard enough."
4/3/13--SNHU students Daniel Krikorian, left, and Brandon Lee, pose with their company DK Drive's athletic performance shirts at the university athletic field in Manchester on Wednesday. DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER
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Jennifer Pahlka is the founder of Code for America. She is known for her TED talk, Coding a Better Government, and is an Ashoka fellow. The Oxford Internet Institute awarded her the 2012 Internet and Society Award, Government Technology named her one of 2011's Doers, Dreamers and Drivers in Public Sector Innovation and the Huffington Post named her the top Game Changer in Business and Technology the same year. She spent eight years at CMP Media where she ran the Game Developers Conference, Game Developer magazine, Gamasutra.com and the Independent Games Festival. Previously, she ran the Web 2.0 and Gov 2.0 events for TechWeb, in conjunction with O'Reilly Media, and co-chaired the successful Web 2.0 Expo. Jennifer's early career was spent in the non-profit sector. She is a graduate of Yale University and lives in Oakland, Calif. with her daughter and eight chickens.
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Already with two district losses, Birdville needed a win Saturday to stay in the race for one of the 6-4A playoff berths.Running back Xavier Turner and quarterback Will Hayward made sure of it as the Hawks built a big lead by halftime and coasted to a 70-0 victory against Fort Worth North Side at Farrington Field.Birdville (4-2, 2-2) scored on its first seven possessions and led 49-0 at the half, while the Hawks' defense smothered the Steers (0-6, 0-4), allowing 141 total yards.Turner opened the scoring, capping a 10-play, 58-yard drive by darting up the middle from 4 yards out."We're not going to underestimate anyone," said Turner, who ran 10 times for 118 yards and four TDs. "We just had to come out and set the tempo with the first drive. We had the tempo and just went with it."Turner's day ended midway through the third quarter, but the senior broke the game open by scoring on three consecutive carries in a five-play span.After a North Side punt, Turner raced off tackle for a 70-yard touchdown, then an interception by Hawks defensive back Connor Gamble was returned 44 yards to the North Side 6.Turner carried it in on the next play for a 35-0 lead with 9:35 left in the half.Birdville running back Isaiah Duarte set up Turner's final TD, a 1-yard run, on the next series with a 46-yard pass reception and a 10-yard run.Hayward threw for 303 yards on 12 completions and had three touchdown passes and added a 3-yard scoring run."The main thing that we wanted to do was to come out and get off to a good start," Birdville coach Jim Skinner said. "Execute individually, and if you do that then it carries over to the team concept."North Side was led by running back Shawn Aviles, who had 103 yards on 24 carries.
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Well, he was recently (announced yesterday)detained. If I were a more....critical thinker, I would consider cnn and obama in cahoots with each other.
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Vargas probably decided since obama committed FRAUD and is living in the WH, he could boast about his FRAUD and get by with it. Either stick his bunns in prison for an extended period of time and then ship him back to his home country.
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FTA: Vargas's "better America" looks a lot like an America where he can ignore the laws he doesn't like.This has been a major compliant of mine: if criminal alien invaders break our immigration laws, what other laws do they feel it is OK to ignore.Why should we reward any person for breaking our laws??? Being in our country without permission (a visa) shows they don´t consider our laws worthy of being obeyed.
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|One Direction going all out for Zayn Malik's stag
The 'Story Of My Life' hitmakers are hoping to give the 20-year-old star - who is engaged to Little Mix's Perrie Edwards - a night to remember which begins with a planned kidnap and involves guns, strippers and monkey costumes.
Liam Payne told the Metro newspaper: "We should just spring it on him one night. All of us pick him up. We could kidnap him, put a bag on his head and make it really real.
"And then he'll get there and then it will just be strippers and stuff. We can all dress up in monkey and clown masks. Real guns and real strippers."
Louis Tomlinson added: "Maybe like gangstas. And we'll get real guns for it."
Harry Styles is hoping there will be multiple parties before the big day.
The curly-haired hunk explained: "We might just throw multiple stag dos."
Zayn admits he has no idea what is being planned but is sure it will be a good laugh whatever the boys - also including Niall Horan - come up with.
He added: "We were talking about my stag do the other day actually. I haven't got any plans made yet but I'm sure it's going to be a fun one."
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2006 Annual Report
2. – Conduct initial evaluation. (objective 1, sub-objective 1c)
3. – U.S. Consumer study completed. Data analysis completed. (objective 1, sub-objective 1d)
4. – Breeding line sensory evaluations. (objective 1, sub-objective 1e)
5. – Osteoblast model system development. Crude extracts obtained and tested for activity. (objective 2, sub-objective 2a)
6. – Crude extracts from various plant parts examined for antioxidant activity. (objective 2, sub-objective 2b)
7. – Obtain high moisture peanuts. Generate different moisture control lots. Microwave samples and store roasted peanuts. (objective 3, sub-objective 3a)
8. – Obtain peanuts, examine internal and external temperature in microwave processed lots. (objective 3, sub-objective 3b)
9. – Design changes and upgrade. (objective 3, sub-objective 3c)
10. – Create off-flavor samples. Initial sensory and sniffer port analysis. (objective 3, sub-objective 3d)
Year 2 (FY 2006)
1. – Complete storage study complete analyses, compile data, present data. (objective 1, sub-objective 1a)
2. – Obtain and maturity sort peanuts, cure. Shell and roast. Store. (objective 1, sub-objective 1b)
3. – Windrow tests for year 1 completed and data analyzed. Variations in windrow configuration considered. (objective 1, sub-objective 1c)
4. – Consumer studies in UK, Germany, The Netherlands. (objective 1, sub-objective 1d) 5. – Seed increase. Prepare samples for sensory panel evaluation. Sensory evaluations. (objective 1, sub-objective 1e)
6. – Active fractions further fractionated by HPLC and tested. (objective 2, sub-objective 2a)
7. – Purified fractions examined. Data analysis. Presentation and publication. (objective 2, sub-objective 2b)
8. – Initial examination of various flavor samples by GC and GCO. (objective 2, sub-objective 2c)
9. – Lab analysis continues. Vary time, power, and airflow and repeat tests. (objective 3, sub-objective 3a)
10. – Conduct studies with combination of power, time, and airflow. Analyze samples. Store FS peanuts. (objective 3, sub-objective 3b)
11. – Initial tests and equipment modification. (objective 3, sub-objective 3c)
12. – Microwave time and power studies to identify parameters. Sensory analysis. (objective 3, sub-objective 3d)
Year 3 (FY 2007)
1. – Publication completed. (objective 1, sub-objective 1a)
2. – Storage analysis complete. (objective 1, sub-objective 1b)
3. – Tests for year 2 completed and data analyzed. Presentation. (objective 1, sub-objective 1c)
4. – International studies complete and all data analyzed for publication. (objective 1, sub-objective 1d)
5. – Complete evaluations and prepare publications. (objective 1, sub-objective 1e)
6. – Active compound identification by HPLC/MS. Presentations and publications initiated. (objective 2, sub-objective 2a)
7. – As warranted, active compounds isolated and identified. (objective 2, sub-objective 2b)
8. – Specific flavor issues selected and isolation of compounds. (objective 2, sub-objective 2c)
9. – Publication and presentation preparation. Additional tests and analyses as indicated by previous work. (objective 3, sub-objective 3a)
10. – Storage study data analysis. (objective 3, sub-objective 3b)
11. -- FS and blanching tests. Sample storage and analysis. Presentation and publication. (objective 3, sub-objective 3c)
12. – Snifferport analysis followed by GC/MS of causative compounds. (objective 3, sub-objective 3d)
Year 4 (FY 2008)
1. – Lab analyses complete and analyzed. Presentation of data. (objective 1, sub-objective 1b)
2. – Additional tests as needed or application of test results in large commercial fields. Presentation and publication. (objective 1, sub-objective 1c)
3. – Publication. (objective 1, sub-objective 1d)
4. – Compound Quantization continues. Presentation and publications completed. (objective 2, sub-objective 2a)
5. – Continued isolation and identification. (objective 2, sub-objective 2b)
6. – Identification of compounds continues. Presentation and publication. (objective 2, sub-objective 2c)
7. – Publication and presentation. (objective 3, sub-objective 3a)
8. – Modified studies to optimize process. Presentations. (objective 3, sub-objective 3b)
9. – Completion of economic analysis on optimized procedures. (objective 3, sub-objective 3c)
10. –Final identification of compounds. Presentation and publication. (objective 3, sub-objective 3d)
Year 5 (FY 2009)
1. – Investigations on secondary activity compounds. (objective 2, sub-objective 2a)
2. – Presentation and publication. (objective 2, sub-objective 2b)
3. – Continue work as indicated by results. (objective 2, sub-objective 2c)
4. – Publication and presentation preparation. (objective 3, sub-objective 3b)
5. – Presentation and Publication. (objective 3, sub-objective 3c)
6. -- Presentation and Publication. (objective 3, sub-objective 3d)
Consumers can identify low levels of fruity fermented flavor in peanut butter.
European consumers recognize the same off flavors as U.S. consumers and there is a greater probability of consumer complaints with peanuts from China and Argentina than those from U.S. sources.
Studies in which almonds were pasteurized with different treatments indicated that quality was not diminished by the processes.
In cooperative work, a lexicon was developed for Edemame which is a potential niche market crop for North Carolina and other areas.
Several volatile compounds were identified as being related to the total off note intensity in high temperature microwave blanched peanuts.
Blanching of peanuts is a time consuming process and has potential to impact peanut flavor if high temperatures are used. Studies were conducted in cooperation with NC State University in the laboratories of the Market Quality and Handling Research Unit to examine the relationship between internal seed temperature detected by fiber optic probes and external temperature detected by infrared thermometry. Samples from the studies were used to examine the quality aspects of microwave blanched peanuts.
The first use of BLUP analysis to predict flavor of peanut progeny based on roast peanut intensity of parental lines indicated a moderate success of the use of the analysis.
In-shell peanuts roasted to dark color are not as acceptable to consumers as are lighter roasted in-shell colors, and manufacturers are concerned about this marketing issue. Studies were conducted in the laboratories of the Market Quality and Handling Research Unit in the Department of Food Science, NC State University in cooperation with Northampton Peanut Company to evaluate quality differences of in-shell peanuts roasted to different degrees of roast. The study indicated that lighter roasted in-shell peanuts contained more residual water, and thus, had shorter shelf-life than darker roasted peanuts, and although the aesthetic appearance might be more acceptable to consumers, the flavor loss and off-flavor development would be more objectionable. These data support continuation of current roasting practices of in-shell peanuts in the U.S. and provide manufacturers with marketing information on in-shell peanut quality.
Markets for U.S. in-shell peanuts in Canada and the U.K. were thought to be negatively impacted by differences in pod color with Chinese produced peanuts. In cooperation with the Virginia-Carolina Peanut Association, manufacturers in Canada and the U.K., and the American Peanut Council, studies were conducted in the laboratories of the Market Quality and Handling Research Unit located in the Department of Food Science, NC State University to evaluate pod color, oil quality and sensory characteristics of in-shell peanuts produced in the U.S. and China. The data demonstrated that pod colors were actually similar from the two origins, but oil and sensory quality were superior in the U.S.-produced peanuts. These data will contribute to market development and provide information on which improvements in pod aesthetics can be accomplished.
Tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) is the most important disease of peanut in the southeastern U.S. and there are concerns that this disease has a negative impact on roasted peanut flavor quality. We conducted sensory analysis of three TSWV resistant genotypes and one susceptible genotype using three market grade sizes. The sensory panel was able to taste a difference between infected and non-infected roasted peanuts, but differences were not related to any specific flavor attribute such as sweet, bitter, or roasted peanut. These data suggest to peanut product manufacturers that subtle differences in TSWV-infected and non-infected peanut flavor may or may not be detectable by consumers.
Flavor of peanut breeding lines being developed for commercial release as new varieties is highly important to manufacturers of peanut products. A trained sensory panel evaluated the flavor of 13 peanut breeding lines from 9 locations in the Uniform Peanut Performance Tests (UPPT). The evaluations again indicated some differences in flavor among the lines but indicated that all lines were of acceptable flavor quality. These data indicate to breeders working with these lines that continuation of development is warranted, and indicate to peanut shellers and manufacturers that forthcoming lines will have acceptable flavor characteristics.
There is a lack of data to demonstrate the superior quality of U.S. peanuts which can be used in marketing strategies to increase export sales of U.S. peanuts. We examined peanuts that had been shipped to Europe from the U.S., China, and Argentina. Data on oil quality and both descriptive sensory and consumer analysis of flavor clearly demonstrated the superior quality of U.S. peanuts. The data have been presented in various international forums and used in development of marketing information for U.S. peanuts.
Determination of roasted peanut flavor intensity as an inherited trait is of major significance because the estimates of broad-sense heritability are sufficiently high enough to permit standard breeding techniques to be employed to improve roasted peanut flavor intensity. Broad-sense heritability estimates and genotype-by-environment interactions for roasted peanut, sweet, bitter and other sensory attributes in peanuts were determined. The genotype-by-environment findings have provided the information necessary to design the most efficient field experiments for the quality traits under investigation. Information from this project has been used in breeding line evaluations from the Florida and North Carolina programs and contributed to release of SunOleic95R, SunOleic97R, NC 12C, Gregory, Florida MDR98, Perry, C-99R, DP-1, Carver, Hull (HO), and Norden (HO).
Fruity fermented peanuts can be effectively removed by color sorting to remove darker colored (immature) peanuts.
Sandwich windrow construction (plants placed in windrows with one up and one down providing shade for the peanuts) was demonstrated as the most effective and cost efficient method to decrease intensity of fruity fermented off flavor.
European consumer response to peanuts of different origins provided data which demonstrated that Europeans consumers have the same concept of what constitutes acceptable/good flavor as do consumers in the U.S. A greater percentage of peanut lots from China and Argentina have off flavors than do peanuts from the U.S. Because European consumers recognize the same off flavors as U.S. consumers there is a greater probability of consumer complaints with peanuts from China and Argentina. These data constitute positive marketing data for U.S. peanuts.
Data on quality comparisons of U.S., Argentine, and Chinese peanuts have been incorporated into workshops on peanut sensory characteristics and have been presented at international meetings .
Technology towards development of a continuous flow microwave curing process has been provided to microwave equipment developers
Information on peanut quality and flavor has been presented in American Peanut Council/FAS sponsored workshops and seminars in Mexico as part of promotion of export of U.S. peanuts into Mexico.
Greene, J.L., Bratka, K.J., Drake, M.A., Sanders, T.H. 2005. Effectiveness of category and line scales to characterize consumer perception of fruity fermented flavor in peanuts. Journal of Sensory Studies. 21:146-154.
Isleib, T.G., Pattee, H.E., Sanders, T.H., Hendrix, K., Dean, L.L. 2006. Comparisons between normal-and high- oleic peanuts with respect to seed composition factors and sensory attributes. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 54(9):1759-1763.
Schirack, A.V., Drake, M., Sanders, T.H., Sandeep, K.P. 2006. Impact of microwave blanching on the flavor of roasted peanuts. Journal of Sensory Studies. 21 (4) 428-440.


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