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The Time: Saturday, June 28, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Place: Cedar Bluff Kroger
9225 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37922
The Event: Mayfield Dairy representatives and Second Harvest representatives will be on site collecting milk donations to help supply Second Harvest Food Bank and its' 500+ partner agencies with milk – desperately needed donation item that is seldom received.
The Need: Hunger impacts many Americans, including 12.5 million families who do not have access to adequate nourishment to help them reach their full potential. Hunger has no boundaries and is a problem that exists in urban, suburban and rural communities. In fact, 1 in 6 people in Second Harvest's 18 county service area are food insecure.
Why Milk: Milk is one of the items most requested by food bank clients, yet there is a nationwide shortage because it is rarely donated. Those at risk of hunger receive less than one gallon of milk per person per year. Local children, families and seniors are missing essential nutrients, eight grams of high-quality proteins per serving and three of the top nutrients most likely to be missed in the American diet – calcium, vitamin D and potassium. The Great American Milk Drive, the first-ever national program, aims to raise awareness and help deliver highly desired and nutrient-rich gallons of milk to hungry families who need it most.
How to Participate: Visit Cedar Bluff Kroger on Saturday, June 28, 2014, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., purchase a gallon of milk and donate to representatives on site, or with a simple click of a mouse (www.milklife.com/give) or text message (text "Milk" to 27722), you can buy much-needed milk and donate it for as little as $5.00. By entering your zip code, you can ensure that the milk is delivered to Second Harvest and its' 500+ partner agencies.
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Second Harvest Food Bank is the East Tennessee region's largest hunger-relief charity; operating programs in 18 counties. The food bank secures and distributes over 16 million pounds of food and grocery products annually through a network of over 500 partnering non-profit organizations such as food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters and schools. Second Harvest works hard to build partnerships with any group that is committed to hunger-relief. Often, this is with other non-profit organizations that operate a local community feeding program or with locations like schools that agree to distribute food for consumption off-site. When these organizations are not available, Second Harvest delivers food directly to clients. Programs are arranged to reach every demographic in every corner of East Tennessee.
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Department of Oral and Craniofacial Sciences - Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program
Program Description
The Interdisciplinary Ph.D. program is composed of a significant supervised research effort along with courses in areas such as dental biomaterials, research design, clinical research methodology, statistics, grant writing, biochemistry, proteomics, genomics, histology, and pathology. The primary didactic effort will be in oral biology (biomaterials/bioengineering of biological tissues and replacements, mineralized tissue biology, or translational/clinical research) and the student will select a secondary area of concentration from other Interdisciplinary Ph.D. discipline(s).
Program Objectives:
The course requirements for the IPhD are not predetermined, but rather are formulated by the student in consultation with the Director of Oral and Craniofacial Sciences Graduate Programs and the doctoral faculty who will serve on their supervisory committee. The developed program of study will meet the student's individual needs and research interests, satisfy discipline-specific requirements, and assure upon graduation that students are able to:
- Demonstrate appropriate depth and breadth of knowledge in their disciplines
- Use skills of interdisciplinary scholarship and research to integrate multiple perspectives
- Work effectively in a collaborative environment
- Effectively communicate results of their research to diverse audiences
- Use objective assessment for personal and professional improvement and development
- Apply ethical principles to all aspects of their professional life
- Think critically and creatively as a self-directed interdisciplinary researcher
- Develop skills to become good mentors and communicators
- Successfully complete the CITI Research Ethics Tutorial at: https://www.citiprogram.org/default.asp. Upon completion they will print the Certificate of Successful Completion, and turn it in to the Oral and Craniofacial Sciences Administrative Office to be placed in their file
The program consists of a minimum of 42 total credit hours, 30 of which are didactic hours and at least 12 of which are dissertation credit. Of the 30 didactic hours, between 9 and 12 credit hours will be required, depending on the selected co-discipline.
IPhD students can choose from a variety of co-disciplines, including:
Cell biology and biophysics, entrepreneurship and innovation, molecular biology and biochemistry, pharmacology, chemistry, physics, engineering, computer science, electrical and computer engineering, telecommunication and computer networking, curriculum and instruction, public affairs and administration (public health emphasis) , and mathematics.
- A baccalaureate degree or a D.D.S. or equivalent degree.
- A minimum cumulative G.P.A. of 3.0 for all undergraduate work, including dental school if applicable.
- National Boards Examination Scores, if available.
- The TOEFL is required for all international applicants, who must have a score of at least 80 on the Internet based test. An EILTS score of 6.0 or above may be accepted in place of the TOEFL.
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE), with the following minimum scores:
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- Official transcripts from all post-secondary schools attended.
- Three letters of recommendation speaking to the applicant's ability to complete doctoral-level work.
Note on Recommendation Letters
Recommendation letters may be addressed to:
Dr. M.P. Walker, Director of Oral and Craniofacial Sciences Graduate Programs
UMKC School of Dentistry
650 East 25th Street
Kansas City, MO 64108-2795
Application Deadlines
The Department of Oral and Craniofacial Sciences has a rolling deadline and accepts Interdisciplinary PhD applications year round.
Application Procedures
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To get a rough estimate of what the total program would cost, consult the School of Dentistry Tuition/Fee Schedule to the see the cost per credit hour plus fees and multiply that amount by 42. Please be advised that prices for tuition and fees are subject to change.
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The student's dissertation advisor will be the chair of the dissertation committee and should be an Oral and Craniofacial Sciences faculty member. A majority of the members of a student's supervisory committee must be from disciplines certified as eligible to participate in the Ph.D. program. The student's research advisor must be a regular doctoral faculty member from the student's coordinating unit discipline.
The advisor assists the student in identifying other members of the doctoral faculty to form a supervisory committee appropriate to the student's research goals. A request for appointment of supervisory committee is included as part of the written proposal for the student's Ph.D. plan of study.
The supervisory committee shall consist of at least five members of the doctoral faculty, with a maximum of three from any one discipline and at least one from each chosen discipline. An outside reader may also be included on the supervisory committee as a non-voting member.


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A Day in the Life
So far this semester, I have been introducing you to some especially popular or notable foods in Scandinavia (especially Denmark), and I have also been introducing you to the food culture. At this point, though, you may be asking yourself: what is it that people eat on a daily basis? My goal with this post […]
Food in Scandinavian Culture
Having had the opportunity to live with a Danish host family over the last two months, I have come to recognize that the Scandinavian relationship with food is quite different from that in other parts of the world, especially the United States. Here are a few adjectives that I would use to characterize this Scandinavian […]
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dealing with the State, we ought to remember that its institutions
are not aboriginal, though they existed before we were born: that
they are not superior to the citizen: that every one of them was
once the act of a single man: every law and usage was a man's expedient
to meet a particular case: that they all are imitable, all alterable;
we may make as good; we may make better."
Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Politics"
us remember then, in the first place, that political institutions
(however the proposition may be at times ignored) are the work of
men; owe their origin and their whole existence to human will. Men
did not wake on a summer morning and find them sprung up."
~ John Stuart Mill, Considerations
on Representative Government
Scott's Gladiator
is an exquisite film with many attractive features: the imperial
subversion of republicanism, a martial protagonist with immense
delicacy, the indelible introductory tracking shot. Of greatest
significance, however, is its portrayal of political contingency.
most pregnant scene in Gladiator occurs when Maximus Decimus
Meridius (Russell Crowe) battles Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix) in the
Colosseum, encircled by Praetorian Guards. Although Commodus has
wounded Maximus (while enchained) beforehand, the craven emperor
still cannot prevail. Maximus slices Commodus's arm and he drops
his sword. This pivotal sequence follows:
Quintus, sword!
does not respond.)
Give me your sword!
does not respond.)
(To the Praetorians.) Sword! Give me a sword!
unsheathe their swords.)
Sheathe your swords! Sheathe your swords!
sheathe their swords.)
has just occurred. All of Caesar's regal eminence is gone from nothing
more than an alteration in perception.
this vein, Gladiator is a Humean film insofar as it instantiates
the observation of that great philosopher, "'Tis, therefore,
on opinion only that government is founded, and this maxim extends
to the most despotic and most military governments as well as to
the free and most popular." (I would qualify this only to say
that in a regime where individuals are cut off from arms, the opinion
determinative of political durability lies with those possessing
arms, namely the military. An unarmed throng may protest a regime
all they like, but a coterie with machine guns and grenades has
the tyrannical luxury of indifference to their lack of consent.
Hence, it's not coincidental that the Praetorians follow the order
of Quintus, their immediate commander.)
commonplace to perceive the State as an august entity to which a
populace must yield. (Hegel went so far as to declare the State
a secular deity.) If the President initiates war without congressional
approval, he must know what he's doing since he's the President;
if Congress guts a proprietor's commercial discretion, our representatives
must have our national interest at heart; if the Supreme Court says
Nebraska cannot prohibit infanticide (Stenberg v. Carhart),
the sagacious justices must be right. Gladiator shows us
this inurement need not be. The State is not a metaphysical phenomenon
but a terrestrial contrivance.
won five Academy Awards on Sunday including Best Picture and
is part of American cultural vocabulary. As in another context and
to a lesser extent with Traffic, we have an opportunity to
promote freedom within a popular framework. Let's capitalize on
this convergence of culture and cause.
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In Japan, eating is a serious business. So serious, that in the Kaito one gets the impression of descending into a dimly lit, mysterious food temple in which foreign laws apply. Every meal is a piece of art, served according to aesthetic and philosophical considerations. If it wasn't so delicious one could almost be tempted to leave the meals untouched.
In the Kaito, the tradition of Japanese gourmet culture is celebrated like nowhere else in the city: All the sauces are prepared by hand, and every day you can order fish of superlative quality. If you want you can dine very traditionally on the Tatami mats in the Japanese room. And if all of that is a tad too serious for you, you can move over to the party room with its Karaoke machine, and don't forget a good bottle of Sake. A little fun doesn't hurt - not even among the Japanese.
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Definitions for bobbinˈbɒb ɪn
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word bobbin
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
bob•binˈbɒb ɪn(n.)
a reel, cylinder, or spool upon which yarn or thread is wound, as used in spinning, machine sewing, and lacemaking.
Category: Textiles
Origin of bobbin:
1520–30; < MF bobine hank of thread
Princeton's WordNet
bobbin, spool, reel(noun)
a winder around which thread or tape or film or other flexible materials can be wound
A spool or cylinder around which wire is coiled.
In a sewing machine, the small spool that holds the lower thread.
Wind the bobbin, place it in the machine, and raise the thread.
Origin: From bobine, recorded in English since 1530
Webster Dictionary
a small pin, or cylinder, formerly of bone, now most commonly of wood, used in the making of pillow lace. Each thread is wound on a separate bobbin which hangs down holding the thread at a slight tension
a spool or reel of various material and construction, with a head at one or both ends, and sometimes with a hole bored through its length by which it may be placed on a spindle or pivot. It is used to hold yarn or thread, as in spinning or warping machines, looms, sewing machines, etc
the little rounded piece of wood, at the end of a latch string, which is pulled to raise the latch
a fine cord or narrow braid
a cylindrical or spool-shaped coil or insulated wire, usually containing a core of soft iron which becomes magnetic when the wire is traversed by an electrical current
A bobbin is a spindle or cylinder, with or without flanges, on which wire, yarn, thread or film is wound. Bobbins are typically found in sewing machines, cameras, and within electronic equipment. In non-electrical applications the bobbin is used for tidy storage without tangles. In electrical applications a coil of wire carrying a current has important magnetic properties. As used in spinning, weaving, knitting, sewing, or lacemaking, the bobbin provides temporary or permanent storage for yarn and may be made of plastic, metal, bone or wood. Bobbin lacemaking is a handcraft which requires the winding of yarn onto a temporary storage spindle made of wood, previously bone, often turned on a lathe. Many lace designs use dozens of bobbins at any one time. Exotic woods are extremely popular with contemporary lacemakers. Both traditional and contemporary bobbins may be decorated with designs, inscriptions, or pewter or wire inlays. Often, the bobbins are 'spangled' to provide additional weight to keep the thread in tension. A hole is drilled near the base to enable glass beads and other ornaments to be attached by a loop of wire. Again, in the modern context of the hobby of bobbin lacemaking, these spangles provide a means of self-expression in the decoration of a tool of the craft. Both antique and unique bobbins, sometimes spangled, have become highly sought after by collectors.
Translations for bobbin
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
a (usually wooden) reel or spool for winding thread etc
There's no thread left on the bobbin.
- spoelAfrikaans
- بَكَرَةِ الخيطان، كَبْكوبَهArabic
- макараBulgarian
- carretelPortuguese (BR)
- cívka, špulkaCzech
- die SpuleGerman
- trisse; garnspoleDanish
- μασούριGreek
- bobina, carrete, canillaSpanish
- poolEstonian
- قرقرهFarsi
- kelaFinnish
- bobineFrench
- סְלִילHebrew
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A popular 1970s musical returns to Shawnee, as Oklahoma Baptist University Theater presents Godspell.
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"This recognition is a testament to the hard work we have done to create a highly efficient process for underwriting SBA loans and helping small businesses quickly obtain the credit they need to manage and grow their businesses," said Jae Whan (J.W.) Yoo, President and CEO of Wilshire Bancorp. "We continued our strong momentum in the December quarter with our highest level of SBA loan production in the history of the Bank. I would like to congratulate our SBA lending team for their outstanding work and their success in establishing Wilshire Bank as the largest SBA lender in the Los Angeles District."
Headquartered in Los Angeles, Wilshire Bancorp is the parent company of Wilshire Bank, which operates 38 branch offices in California, Texas, New Jersey and New York, and nine loan production offices in Dallas and Houston, TX, Atlanta, GA, Aurora, CO, Annandale, VA, Fort Lee, NJ, Newark, CA, New York, NY, and Bellevue, WA, and is an SBA preferred lender nationwide. Wilshire Bank is a community bank with a focus on commercial real estate lending and general commercial banking, with its primary market encompassing the multi-ethnic populations of the Los Angeles Metropolitan area. For more information, please go to www.wilshirebank.com.


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I don't know about you, but when I hear the term Nacional applied to cacao, two words spring immediately to mind:
Ecuador has long been thought to be the home of cacao Nacional, a variety of cacao unique in the world: it is the only cacao that has a name for its flavor — Arriba.
Yet, Pure Nacional — as it has been named and is being promoted by Marañon Chocolate — is from Peru, and the chocolate made from the beans does not (at least to me and many others I have asked who have tasted it) have any of the distinctive orange blossom/jasmine aroma that is associated with the name Arriba. Marañon Chocolate even acknowledges that Nacional is known for fruity/floral aroma on the home page of its web site, yet the chocolate did not deliver on that expectation.
According to USDA ARS (United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service), Peruvian Pure Nacional (from here on in, Nacional.P[eru]) and "pure" Ecuadorian Nacional (from here on Nacional.E[cuador]) are genetically one and the same. "Pure" Nacional.E, is thought to have disappeared in Ecuador as a result of a blight that began in 1916 and that wiped out some 95% of Nacional stands in Ecuador within a few short years. However, there are some key differences between Nacional.P and Nacional.E, differences that many (including me) might think are expressions of meaningful genetic differences:
The story of the discovery and voyage to market of Nacional.P is remarkably similar to that of Volker Lehmann and the wild beans of the Beni (Bolivia), the cacao silvestre that are the basis of Felchlin's Cru Sauvage among other chocolates. Brian Horsley (a ChocolateLife member) has been working in Peru for many years and stumbled across this remarkable strain of cacao. Horsleyy realized that he had something different and special and, working with stepfather Dan Pearson, a California-based investment professional, worked to bring the cacao to market. Along the way, samples were sent to the USDA ARS lab where genetic testing confirmed that the cacao was a match for "pure" Nacional.E.
A short aside: early in 2010, after my first trip to Bolivia to visit Volker, I encouraged him to send samples to USDA ARS for testing. Tests revealed that the wild beans of the Beni constituted a unique genetic cluster, separate from the ten proposed by Juan Carlos Motomayor in 2008, bringing that total up to fourteen.)
As with the wild beans of the Beni, the logistics of getting the Nacional.P beans to market are challenging. In both instances, the beans are wild harvested, and collecting them centrally and fermenting and drying them is only the start of the process. In both locations, getting the beans from the collection center to a place where they can be exported requires many different forms of transportation and can take weeks or longer before they get on a boat for shipment overseas to make chocolate. Nacional.P is not unique in this respect.
Like the wild beans of the Beni (and unlike Nacional.E), Nacional.P displays a remarkable resistance to many cacao diseases (or, at any rate, the cacao stands show little evidence of disease), and cacao professionals are unsure why this is the case. It is conjectured that the habitat (an isolated mountain valley) and the fact that there has been no deliberate breeding/selection may have something to do with this. At the moment, no one knows for sure what is cause and what is effect.
Although the folks at Marañon Chocolate are not publicly revealing the name of the company that has been making the chocolate from the beans, it's obvious: Felchlin. Mention Switzerland and 1879 longitudinal conches in the same sentence (on the home page of their web site, for example) and that narrows the possible players down to just the one. Furthermore, when we were served samples of the chocolate at the launch event on January 11th at ICE (Institute of Culinary Education), those samples had the words "Grand Cru" embedded in them from the mold in a design that is instantly reconizable as Felchlin's. Not only that, the chocolate is 68% and is conched for 60 hours - the same as Cru Sauvage. And finally, two people associated with the marketing of the beans and the chocolate, Paul Edward (aka Chef Rubber) and Franz Ziegler, both have long-standing ties to Felchlin and their US distributor, Swiss Chalet Fine Foods.
The question is: "Why all the secrecy?" That lack of transparency extends to the location of the valley where Nacional.P grows. From an intellectual property perspective I suppose it makes a little sense – Cacao Marañon is protecting its investment, fearing, perhaps, that someone may come in behind them and secure the supply out from under them. All we have been told is that the valley is somewhere along the Marañon River downstream from Lima. The lack of transparency is troubling, especially in an era where there is intense interest and scrutiny in origins and stories about shenanigans in Chuao.
According to what was revealed at the launch, work is underway in expanding production, which amounted to ~12 MT (tonnes, or metric tons, 1000kg) of beans in the just-past harvest year. Much of this increase will be achieved through a grafting program aimed at delivering a more uniform percentage of white beans, which will make consistent, uniform fermentation easier. Unlike "wild cultivated" programs in Bolivia, where no selection is being made, the grafting program being undertaken by Marañon in Peru appears to be a classical approach of selecting a single variety (or very small number of varieties) for propagation for a specific set of desired traits. In the long run it will be interesting to see what this does to both yield and disease resistance.
Research in Ecuador on Nacional.E has identified a total of 6 trees (from more than 100,000) that can be thought of as "pure Nacional.E." All other Nacional in Ecuador has been hybridized (deliberately or naturally) with introduced varieties in the last 100 years or so. According to Cacao Marañon there are no plans to export seeds, grafts, or seedlings out of Peru to Ecuador, which, to my mind, is a wasted opportunity, because chocolate made from Nacional.P has none, or virtually none, of the hallmark Arriba flavor.
While it may be technically true that Nacional.P is indeed "Pure Nacional" hanging the marketing of the cacao on this name can only cause some unneeded confusion, despite what the Marañon Chocolate folks think. People associate the Arriba descriptor with Nacional (even though, in most cases, this conflation is more marketing hype than reality, or is result of a mistaken belief that Nacional and Arriba are synonyms). Furthermore, there is at least a third Nacional in the region, the Cacao Nacional Boliviano, itself a genetically distinct variety according to USDA ARS. Motomayor identified a distinct genetic cluster he called Marañon, which does not apply to this cacao, increasing the potential for confusion in the marketplace.
From a research perspective, it would be very interesting to see what would happen if Nacional.P were to be planted in the Guayas River valley in Ecuador, the source of Nacional that exhibited the famous Arriba flavor. There are very few opportunities to truly understand the nature/nurture concept in agriculture and the true effects of terroir (in this instance, micronutrients in the soil) and their affect on flavor development. Nacional.P grown along the Marañon River in Peru does not exhibit the characteric Arriba flavor. If some where transplanted in Ecuador, would it? A very interesting question which, sadly, may never come about, leaving the chocolate world a much poorer place.
Another very interesting line of research would be to introduce Nacional.P into a breeding program in Ecuador to address the yield and disease resistance deficiencies of Nacional.E. Could Nacional.P be part of an answer to reducing the spread of CCN51? We may never know because of a (in my opinion misplaced) desire to very tightly control the ownership of Nacional.P.
What About The Chocolate Itself
Surprisingly, the taste of the chocolate itself was a secondary objective of the launch event on January 11th even though the chocolate is being touted as the best chocolate either Edward or Ziegler – and many others – have tasted. In all respects, the chocolate is classic Swiss chocolate as crafted by Felchlin. It is very reminiscent in texture to Cru Savuage, though the melt is not quite as delicate (I have described the melt on the Cru Sauvage as being more like dissolving than melting). The fat content is a tad on the high side, contributing to a buttery mouth feel and a very long, lingering finish. From an overall flavor profile perspective it fits between the Cru Sauvage (Bolivia) and the Cru Hacienda (Dominican Republic). The Cru Sauvage tends to be light and aromatic with the aromas in the top of the mouth and in the nose. The Cru Hacienda is all rich and dark and on the tongue and in the lower part of the mouth. The chocolate Felchlin made from the Marañon cacao fits comfortably in the middle of the mouth delivering nice rounded chocolate flavor that lingers for a very long time. It is a very pleasant chocolate with nothing challenging about it.
Is it the best chocolate in the world, as they – at least verbally – claim? That's not for a cacao marketing company to decide. They can announce it, but the crowning really should be made by an independent body. For me, a best chocolate in the world would be one that I could not live without, and Chocolate Marañon's interpretation, through Felchlin, does not rise to that level, for me.
Mark Christian of The C-Spot (www.c-spot.com) was a consultant to Marañon on the development of the chocolate gives it an 8.19 out of 10. Upala 82 from US startup Potomac gets an 8.39 and Xoconusco from Bonnat gets a 9.5. Oh, well. (Surprisingly, Mark makes a simple mistake on his website, identifying the origin of Marañon as Peru, where the origins of the other chocolates are the country of manufacture.
All that said – the project is a remarkable achievement and one that needs to be acknowledged for what it is, not hyped for what it is not.
The original full press release can be read by clicking here:
The Marañon Chocolate web site is at http://www.maranoncacao.com/
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Thanks for posting this - very interesting!
Is it true that all of Pralus' origin cacao are grown in a plantation in Madagascar (obviously not the recent Chuao bar)? I think I heard this somewhere? It seems strange to me but if true would this not be a good terrior experiment. It would not be perfect though as a manufacturers processing will impart different results beyond the dried bean starting material. However, gross distinctions may be able to be made like in the case above where there is a lack of the 'Arriba' flavour.
Hi Guys,
This is Adam Pearson from Marañon Chocolate. I am Dan Pearson's son and Brian Horsley's brother. Clay, I really appreciate you taking the time to do the research that you've done. Your write-up is very good. Brian is in the midst of our second harvest season and my dad is swamped with the fancy food show. We've sold almost all of the chocolate we have available for this year. I'm the company accountant and so I am buried as well. I'll try my best to address a lot of what you've written here in the coming days.
One thing to keep in mind as you cover this story is that we really are a small family business. This is our first time ever working with chocolate. The main reason that we've been so careful and private is because we truly did not know what to expect. When you have renowned scientists telling you that you have this incredible discovery on your hands and really world class people telling you that its the best chocolate that they've ever tasted, taking it slow and being cautious is a must. The press blitz is really beyond anything we could have reasonably expected.
We are honest and ethical people and have come to appreciate the fine chocolate industry very much. We are committed to being responsible members of the chocolate society. We have just been overwhelmed and are trying to figure out the best way to handle everything. The good thing is that we have a great team and are very hard workers so we'll get everything figured out.
Clay, I'd love to hear your thought on the Moonstruck Tumbled Beans that Julian Rose makes.
More to come.
Adam Pearson
Marañon Chocolate
I have no reason to believe that you're anything but honest, ethical, and responsible. However, as you point out, you're new to the chocolate business and didn't know what you have. I don't think you've been given the wisest counsel and - as near as I can tell - no one employed by Maranon has much experience against which to evaluate that counsel.
I am confused - and the confusion starts with the company name, Maranon Chocolate and the address of the website, maranoncacao.com. Are you a chocolate company (I don't think so - you don't make chocolate) or are you a cacao company? I think you're a marketing company and, at least at the moment, the messages are not clear, at least not to me.
I find there are claims you make that are unsubstantiable and that reflect your inexperience about the world of chocolate. So I don't really understand why you're telling the story you're trying to tell the way you're telling it. I think you didn't cast your net wide enough to get opinions on the true value of what you may have. I say may have because I still don't know what you do have.
What I do know is that if you keep it locked up in a canyon in Peru the full value to the cacao and chocolate community worldwide will never be realized - and that would be a real shame.
As far as the Tumbled Beans are concerned. The interesting story there is not that the beans are uniform in size, but that differences in pigmentation cause differences in flavor due to fermentation, drying, and roasting. Thus, any given handful of beans may all taste very different. Also, they're not the first chocolate-covered beans I've tasted where the beans are covered with chocolate made from the same beans. That honor goes to REPSA at the Salon du Chocolat last October. I do have to say that I prefer the chocolate-covered wild beans of the Beni, produced entirely in-country in La Paz, Bolivia by Rainforest Exquisite Products. These are the wild beans used to make Felchlin's Cru Sauvage and they are covered in chocolate made from the wild beans. In this case it is the lack of uniformity in size and small size of the beans (140-160/100gr) that contributes to very different roast profiles and therefore very different flavors in the beans. There is a brightness to them that I (and everyone who's tried them) finds truly fascinating. I just finished the last of my sample that I got when I was in Bolivia in November and the next ones won't be available until June at the earliest but I will be more than happy to share them with you when I get more.
As far as direction is concerned - I mention in my original writeup that there are amazing similarities between your story and the wild beans of the Beni; I would counsel you to reach out to Volker to extend the opinions you are getting about how to handle what you have. He has decades of experience working in-country that I think you will find invaluable.
:: Clay
Fascinating story that reminds me much of the Wollemi pine or more to home the super local variety of Davidsons plum.
It's also interesting that this variety seem to grow quite high up on the hillside equating presumably to tolerating much lower temperatures.
"The trees thrive at some of the highest altitudes ever reported for cacao, between 3,500 and 4,100 feet."
By my reckoning if thats 4100 ft it grows up to and 2000 ft is normal Cacao's maximum altitude that's an 4°C drop in temperature it can survive at.
Brian Horsley, International Business (Cajamarca, Peru)
Brian Horsley served on the Board of Directors for DiscoverHope from our inception in April 2006 until November 2009, with two years as Board President from 2006-2008. Brian is President (COO) of Sovereign Global Marketing (SGM), a Nevada-based company that serves as an import export international investment banking firm specializing in mining and energy with 5 years experience in Peru. Brian is from San Diego and works and resides in Cajamarca, Peru, guiding the operational development for SGM's projects in Peru, including cacao cultivation in Northern Peru. Brian helps guide the work of DiscoverHope through his specializations of nonprofit program building and management, international business, and Peruvian culture.
Thanks for this interesting analysis.
When I went to see our partner in Ecuador in 2009, they showed us a tree with big green fruits and white beans as well, calling the plant Theobroma bicolor. I was told that it is not a cocoa species, but seeing pictures of the fruits they found in Peru I wonder whether there might be a connection.
Do you know anything about this? Unfortunately I do not have picture of cut beans.
By the way, the Nacional we buy from our partners does have fruity flavours as well it does not have any of the typical jasmin or floral flavours...And the fincas are arouund the spot that Motomayor, whom we met 2009 defines as the origin of the Nacional.
Certainly looks and sounds like Bicolor...a separate species in the Theobroma family:
Commonly referred to as Pataxte in central America. Also worth a read:
Yep, that definitely looks like Theobroma bicolor a sister species of cacao that is used in Central and South America. It goes by the names patashte (Aztec/Nahuatl), balamte (Mayan), cacao del tigre, cacao blanco, cacao del jaguar, and macambo in South America. The fruit is not as nice and sweet as cacao but it is mainly used for the seeds either grilled and eaten straight as nuts in S. America, or in drinks like Tejate in combination with cacao and other flavorings in Oaxaca, Mexico.
There are many other species of Theobroma we cover in our book chapter
Bletter, N. and D. Daly. 2006. " Cacao and its relatives in South Am...
that have minor uses. The most commonly used other species is cupuaçu, Theobroma grandiflorum, which is mainly used for its fragrant pulp in smoothies in Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru.
Nat Bletter, PhD
Chocolate R&D
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Urbanana: urban banana plantations bring tropical fruit to cities
It's practically impossible to get a good banana outside of the tropics. The bananas that you'll find at the supermarket, called Cavendish bananas, taste like mush compared to tropical varieties, but because the Cavendish travels well, that's all we get. Urbanana (Urbanana!) is a concept that would allow tropical fruits to be grown in cities instead.
According to some banana experts, the tastiest banana in the world comes from the Philippines. It's called the Lacatan, and its rich and creamy flavor makes the Cavendish bananas that you're used to eating taste like sawdust in contrast. To bring tasty exotic fruits that don't handle long journeys well to people like you, SOA Architects has conceptualized a building called Urbanana (Urbanana!).
Urbanana (Urbanana!) is a vertical indoor greenhouse where bananas and other tropical species can thrive no matter what the climate is like outside. The initial design is targeted for Paris, and it looks sort of like an Apple store where all the iPods have been replaced with banana plants, with huge glass windows and a minimalist aesthetic. The majority of the banana growing is done automatically, and hungry Parisians can wander around on the ground floor and pick from lots of varieties of unspeakably fresh fruits all year 'round.
See how it all comes together in a little gallery, below.
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Eighteen year-old Lola has the delicate looks of a model, the kind and practical nature of a nurse, and a wealthy society boyfriend named Chip (not much loved by Scarlett or Spencer). Lola has exceptional and expensive taste, which often runs in conflict with the realities of life at the Hopewell. Lola is the most committed to saving the hotel and is deeply devoted to her family—if she can just keep her own life in check.
Eleven year-old Marlene is the survivor of a terrible childhood illness . . . one of the side effects being a massive sense of entitlement. Marlene is a member of a survivor's club called the Powerkids, and she leads the most exciting life of any of the Martins. (Marlene has switched on the lights at the Empire State Building, and you have not.) Scarlett seems to be the only one willing to talk about Marlene's bad behavior, a fact that Marlene does not appreciate.
When Scarlett meets Eric, an impossibly gorgeous actor, her summer takes a second unexpected turn. Eric has just moved to New York, and is a fellow cast member in a production of Hamlet that may just save Spencer's career . . . if it ever makes it to the stage. Scarlett's unsteady relationship with Eric may be best thing that's ever happened to her, or it may undo the most important relationship in her life.
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My son just turned one and nurses a few times a day. I would like to continue to nurse, but have considered weaning because I was told not to use the pill, my preferred method of birth control, while nursing, because it contains estrogen. I have menstruated twice and I am concerned about becoming pregnant. Are the side effects of the pill still too risky though we nurse so infrequently? Do I need to wean at this time?Question:
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Since you are nursing your little guy only a few times each day, there is more likelihood that without using any method of birth control you could become pregnant.
Though hormonal methods of birth control are not typically the first choice for breastfeeding moms, many mothers do use the birth control pill once lactation has been well established. Progestin-only methods, such as the mini-pill, Depo-Provera, and Norplant are preferred over contraceptives containing estrogen for use in nursing mothers. Studies have shown that they are less likely to negatively impact a mother's milk supply (McCann, 1994; WHO, 1994; Emery 1993). Small amounts of hormones do pass into your breastmilk when using hormonal contraceptives. It is not necessary to wean your baby from the breast when using a hormonal contraceptive.
Since you would like to continue nursing, but want to avoid pregnancy at this time, I would recommend talking with your Health Care Provider about the contraceptive options available to you. If you choose not to use a hormonal method at this time, barrier methods such as condom, diaphragm, contraceptive sponge, or cervical cap are relatively inexpensive and have no effect on breastfeeding. Natural family planning when used correctly is also quite effective -- 91 to 99 percent according to the Institute for Reproductive Health, 1994. Best wishes in choosing a method of family planning that works well for you!Answer:


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NRP New Source Of Dr. John Warwick Montgomery's WorksThursday, February 14th, 2013
We have alluded before to the changes which we are working on behind the scenes here at NRP. I can't reveal much yet, so I apologize for continuing to string you along, but there are a couple updates on which I would like to let you in.
You may have noticed that our physical inventory in our online store has been taken down from the catalog. As we transition in the coming months, this is a necessary and temporary step. (Please note that I stress the temporary part!) We will be adding more new downloadable products into the store shortly which I believe will have some of you jumping up and down with excitement. The rest of you won't know why some around here may start jumping up and down, but as time wears on, you will come to understand.
Which leads me into my next update. We can officially announce that New Reformation Press will be the primary distributor of the works of Dr. John Warwick Montgomery!
"Who?" I hear some of you say?
Well, if you know about Dr. Rod Rosenbladt and his work, Dr. Montgomery was the professor who trained him. Formerly, the organization which made Dr. Montgomery's works available was the Canadian Institute for Law, Theology and Public Policy (CILTPP). We have officially purchased all of Dr. Montgomery's materials from them and will be making them available as we begin to work our way through it all.
C.S. Lewis will go down as the greatest Christian apologist of the twentieth century, and by all accounts, Dr. Montgomery would be number two. His stuff is that good.
In the mean time, I invite you to peruse the website of the original publisher of Dr. Montgomery's works, the Canadian Institute for Law, Theology and Public Policy, to learn more about Dr. Montgomery. As we begin to make his works available through our store, the Institute will be removing those titles from their website.
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My Nova Craft Super Nova and Mad River ME both squeak!
Both have wooden seats and are dropped and angled for kneeling. Whenever entering or exiting and when shifting position or even just paddling I get squeaks. Anyone else have this? Are my bolts loose? Is there anyway to eliminate this if the bolts are tight and I am not rubbing against the hull (which I am fairly certain I am not)? I know I am a big guy 275lbs and 6'4" am I destined to sound like an old rocking chair?
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The seats on my Old Town Camper squeaked a lot. The seats on my Nova Craft Prospector squeak some too. Doesn't seem to make a difference whether the seats are caned or webbed with cord. Both boats came with similar seat hangers. The OT has drilled dowels and the NC uses drilled rectangular sticks.
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That Republicans are relentlessly attacking the constitutionality of what had long been one of their signature ideas for reforming the health-care system -- the individual mandate requiring people to buy insurance or pay a penalty – is a testament to just how far down the rabbit-hole our discourse has gone.
Late last year, when a federal judge ruled against the mandate ( two other courts disagreed, and the Supreme Court will end up deciding the question), Senator Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, rejoiced. "Today is a great day for liberty," he said. "Congress must obey the Constitution rather than make it up as we go along." It was an odd testament to freedom, given that Hatch himself co-sponsored a health-care reform bill built around an individual mandate in the late 1990s.
Journalist Steve Benen noted that while "the record here may be inconvenient for the right ... it's also unambiguous: the mandate Republicans currently hate was their idea."
It was championed by the Heritage Foundation... Nixon embraced it in the 1970s, and George H.W. Bush kept it going in the 1980s. For years, it was touted by the likes of John McCain, Mitt Romney, Scott Brown, Chuck Grassley, Bob Bennett, Tommy Thompson, Lamar Alexander, Lindsey Graham, John Thune, Judd Gregg, and many other ... notable GOP officials.
According to NPR, the mandate was the Right's response to progressive proposals to establish a single-payer system. Mark Pauly, the conservative economist widely credited with the idea, explained that "a group of economists and health policy people, market-oriented, sat down and said, 'Let's see if we can come up with a health reform proposal that would preserve a role for markets but would also achieve universal coverage.'"
That was then, this is now. Since it was a Democratic Congress that enacted the mandate, this conservative idea for creating a business-friendly model of universal health care has become something profoundly un-American, according to many of those very same Republicans who championed it . (Asked about the GOP's retreat from the individual mandate it had long promoted, Pauly said, "That's not something that makes me particularly happy.")
And as is generally the case in these heady days of Tea Party conservatism, it's not just that the individual mandate is bad – it's also "un-Constitutional" (just like child labor laws, federal disaster assistance, food safety standards, etc.). As Gary Epps, a legal scholar at the University of Baltimore, put it, "Conservative lawmakers increasingly claim that the 'original intent' of the Constitution's framers and the views of the right wing of the Republican Party are one and the same."
A brief filed in support of Virginia's challenge to the Affordable Care Act by the Landmark Legal Foundation – headed by noted wing-nut radio host Mark Levin, who believes that the Tea Partiers have been "tormented and abused far more than the colonists were by the King of England" – laid out the argument, calling the erstwhile Republican approach to universal health care "evidence of congressional power run amok."
Congress can tax interstate commerce, it can regulate interstate commerce, it can even prohibit certain types of interstate commerce, but it cannot compel an individual to enter into a legally binding private contract against the individual's will and interests. There is nothing in the history of this nation, let alone the history of the Constitution ... that endorses such a radical departure from precedent, law, and logic.
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I have an acute case of Charlie Hunnam fever and the only cure is more Charlie Hunnam.
I hope this movie does well even if it's not good (but I think it'll be good!) because: original story, not a sequel or part of a franchise, diverse cast, etc. etc. More like this and less like pretty much everything else you churn out, Hollywood!
I shared all of these hopes but I just read the filmdrunk review and now I am sad.
I agree on all counts. Should we make a team effort and go see this movie even if it sucks in hopes of Hollywood doing more stuff like this?
I figured Kanye was Bound 2 give a good review.
I'm pretty sure you might send me into a Guilt Trip but I don't think Yeezus is very good. I would Send it Up as Kanye's worst album. Sure it's brave and creative but ultimately not as well put together as his other albums.
I love Yeezus, but I can see that. I think the sloppiness is somewhat intentional, though. And On Sight is currently my go to morning get pumped up jam. I would have to submit for your consideration 808s & Heartbreaks as his worst album.
Are we still allowed to say new Millenium? I figure we can do this for the next 50 years and still technically be accurate, right?
ehhh the use of the 808 drum machine in popular music was nothing groundbreaking at the time. His use of the autotune was groundbreaking though.
yeah, the singing and crying about relationships opened up a lane for other pop rappers like Drake and Kid Cudi
I'd be way more excited about this if Kanye hadn't said this was the best song ever made. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw0nkxFhpoM
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Mom was driving me nuts but dh and I went out today and strolled around a busy mall. I saw some pretty cool things there and I visited the Apple store and left all the iPads on the iVillage home page. LOL! I always do. I will put any device on iVillage that is open. I think the Apple store is one of the most boring places on the planet so a girl has to find fun where she can.
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Despite the vagaries of figuring out who should regulate a digital cryptocurrency that may or may not end up disrupting the global financial system, NERDr reports that the U.S. federal courts are ramping up their investigation into Bitcoin this week, which begs the questions: Who should they go after first and how? Between the Bitcoin Miners, Bitcoin Exchanges, Bitcoin Commerce, NERDr thinks Bitcoin Wallet Owners are the most unlikely target, despite their sheer number and possible criminal intent.
NERDr theorizes that existing U.S. anti-currency creation laws could be applied to Bitcoin Miners. Online Bitcoin Exchanges could be shut down using diplomatic connections from national banking authorities. Hard Bitcoin currency exchanges could be policed using "tactics for handling current mail and EBay fraud." Whereas laws introduced to ban the use of Bitcoin for payments of good and services, could shut down Bitcoin commerce. Or, you know, just let the whole thing be:
More specifically, letting it run and using the entire Bitcoin network infrastructure as a honeypot sent from heaven.
Artificial Bitcoin Exchanges can be created to attach real identities with wallets, Bitcoin tracking mechanisms could be put in place at ISP level and backdoors placed in software. All points discussed here could be realistically implemented and operational inside a month.
If the feds do opt for a crackdown, however, the post's first commenter Mike notes, "If one cannot enforce law it is useless. They can't stop Bitcoin and we are always be anonymous to them." Nice "All your base are belong to us" callback, "Mike."
You have no chance to survive make your time,
By which I mean, why don't the feds just hack the server and sell a half million or so BTC?
What "Server" Ironman? It's a fully distributed currency – there is no central "Server". Even if there was, the encryption scheme used by bitcoin to secure the transactions is pretty much uncrackable – even for Uncle Sam.


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