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USBfever launched a new funny iPhone silicone case that makes it look like a chocolate bar. According to the product page, the novelties not only look like chocolate, but are also packed like chocolate bars on a supermarket shelf. The case costs 27 USD.
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via Digit-Life @ 21:55 21st Jun
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Both Palm's Treo 800w (for Sprint) and LG's Chocolate 3 (for Verizon) are on sale right now, a day earlier than their original release dates. The Treo 800w is $250 with a two-year contract and rebate, or $600 without. Chocolate 3 is $129.99 w/ contract. [Sprint, Verizon]
in Handhelds
via Gizmodo @ 0:01 14th Jul
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A selection of free chocolates that greet visitors as they enter the Chocolate Museum in St.Stephen, N.B. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Kevin Bissett
in Arts & Culture
via Okanagan eVent Magazine @ 8:43 24th Jun
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MIAMI, Florida (AP) -- U.S. government scientists are launching a five-year project aimed at safeguarding the world's chocolate supply by dissecting the genome of the cocoa bean.
in Biological Science
via CNN @ 13:15 27th Jun
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Dr Andrew Sheppard says there have been no exclusions since he started rewarding pupils with chocolate for good behaviour.
in Quirky
via Ananova @ 16:47 21st Jul
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LOS ANGELES: Coming soon to a confectioner near you: perfect chocolate. Sweets manufacturer Mars is set to invest millions of dollars in an effort to decode the cocoa genome, part of a five-year project to be undertaken with the US Department of Agriculture and the computer company IBM.
in Space Science
via The Australian @ 7:41 27th Jun
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French air hostess will become one of Europe's pioneer space tourists after picking a chocolate wrapper out of the rubbish and finding a winning number in a competition to fly to the upper reaches of the earth's atmosphere.
in Quirky
via Yahoo! Canada @ 14:23 16th Jul
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French air hostess will become one of Europe's pioneer space tourists after picking a chocolate wrapper out of the rubbish and finding a winning number in a competition to fly to the upper reaches of the earth's atmosphere.
in Quirky
via Reuters @ 14:26 16th Jul
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French air hostess will become one of Europe's pioneer space tourists after picking a chocolate wrapper out of the rubbish and finding a winning number in a competition to fly to the upper reaches of the earth's atmosphere.
in Quirky
via Reuters UK @ 14:26 16th Jul
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Quality and supplies for the key ingredient in chocolate - cocoa - may gain from a new project that sees Mars link up with the US goverment and IBM to unlock the cocoa genome.
in Biological Science
via Food Navigator @ 2:10 28th Jun
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Scientists are to decode the genetic structure of the cocoa tree in a bid to understand the mysteries of the world's finest chocolate.
in General Science
via Telegraph @ 8:43 26th Jun
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The United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS), Mars, Incorporated, and IBM intend to apply their scientific resources to sequence and analyze the entire cocoa genome. Sequencing the cocoa genome is a significant scientific step that may allow more directed breeding of cocoa plants and perhaps even enhance the quality of cocoa, the key ingredient in chocolate.
in General Science
via Science Daily @ 4:51 29th Jun
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via Political Gateway @ 11:16 15th Jun
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via Softpedia @ 13:44 12th Jun
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ROBERT Raynor, who rose from humble immigrant stock to become a hugely successful businessman and generous philanthropist to many causes, especially the National Gallery of Victoria and a range of Jewish charities, has died at Cabrini Hospital in Malvern. He was 101.
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via The Age @ 12:29 25th May
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via Biz Journals @ 6:23 26th May
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Mars, the sweets manufacturer, is toinvest more than $US10million ($10.5million) in an effort to decode the cocoa genome, part of a five-year project to be undertaken with the US Department of Agriculture and IBM.
in General Science
via The Australian @ 1:39 28th Jun
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Dekortage writes "The New York Times reports this morning that IBM will work with Mars — the candy company who makes M&Ms and Snickers, among other things — on a five year project to sequence the cocoa genome. According to Howard-Yana Shapiro, global director of plant science at Mars, the goal is to 'discover the genetic building blocks of traits like disease and pest resistance, drought tolerance and perhaps flavor.' Additionally, the project's results will be available for free from the Public Intellectual Property Resource for Agriculture."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 8:34 27th Jun
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(UPDATED 6/26/08 10:33 a.m.| Corrected reference to cocoa trees’ lack of presence in the United States. They do grow in Hawaii.)
in Top Tech
via New York Times @ 7:26 27th Jun
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During the past 15 years, the global cocoa industry has confronted a trio of devastating fungal diseases that cost growers an estimated $700 million in losses annually. Now scientists at the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Subtropical Horticultural Research Station (SHRS) in Miami, Fla., are developing productive cacao (Theobroma cacao) trees resistant to these diseases: witches' broom, frosty pod and black pod.
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via Science Daily @ 4:51 29th Jun
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via AgProfessional @ 13:16 27th Jun
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in Computer Security
via IT News Australia @ 7:09 28th Jun
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During the past 15 years, the global cocoa industry has confronted a trio of devastating fungal diseases that cost growers an estimated $700 million in losses annually. Now scientists at the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Subtropical Horticultural Research Station (SHRS) in Miami, Fla., are developing productive cacao (Theobroma cacao) trees resistant to these diseases: witches' broom, frosty pod and black pod.
in Biological Science
via USAgNet @ 15:55 5th Jul
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US chocolate and sweets giant Mars is teaming up with IBM to study and map the cocoa genome in a move which could enhance the production of stronger plants, the companies said Thursday.
in Space Science
via PhysOrg.com @ 7:38 27th Jun
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chocolate maker Mars Inc, computer giant IBM (IBM.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Thursday they would team up to map the DNA of the cocoa tree to try to sweeten the crop's $5 billion market.
in Biological Science
via Reuters UK @ 4:08 26th Jun
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