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...intervened to make [cocoa] taste better and they’ve gotten rid of the flavonols.” Confectionery giant Mars, a multinational corporation that produces a slew of candies including M&M’s, is already rushing to fill that niche. Mars recently debuted a new brand of chocolate snacks called Cocoavia, which is advertised to be high in flavonols, according to the Mars website. Mars sponsored Hollenberg’s research and its Chief Science Officer Harold Schmitz co-authored the study. HMS Assistant Professor of Medicine Naomi D. Fisher, who has published similar research...
...very happy to see Steve running another major Virginia race,” Burns wrote in an e-mail. “He has a brilliant talent for moving the political debate in a direction that is both serious and beneficial for his candidate, and he practices a brand of politics that makes the IOP proud.” While at Harvard, Jarding worked with students in various capacities, leading a research project and teaching a class on campaigning at the Kennedy School of Government, according to Eric P. Lesser ’07, president of the Harvard College Democrats...
...been fueled by a brew of willful misunderstanding, manipulation and opportunism--all of which became combustible in the political climate that prevails in much of the Middle East today. In that sense, the crisis may also offer a useful if sobering glimpse of the raucous, religiously infused brand of democracy that is emerging in the Muslim world. Says Joseph Bahout, a professor of geopolitics at the National Foundation of Political Sciences in Paris: "The Arab world keeps hearing the U.S. speak of democracy as one size fits all--but they don't like the size the Americans wear...
...course, carmakers try their best to convince consumers otherwise, producing performance editions, limited editions, two- and four-door flavors of the same model. It's done for the same reason we have Cherry Coke and a gazillion spinoffs of Law & Order ? everyone wants to maximize their "brand value." And this is especially true if you're in a capital intensive business like auto manufacturing, and your products stay on the market for years before they're refreshed...
...when they can get an Acura RSX for roughly the same price or less. Load the Si with options and you're looking at $22,300, $2,000 more than an RSX and just $1,000 less than the more powerful RSX Type-S. As Honda's luxury brand, Acura might want to think about distancing itself from the rapidly approaching Civic. For the generation growing up on Gran Turismo, though, a tricked-out Si will probably still be a great ride...