...Researchers DR. EVA MACUGAY Research Adviser ABSTRACT Title: THE UTILIZATION OF TIYESA (Pouteria lucuma) AS MAIN INGREDIENT IN PANCAKES Researchers: PRECIOUS BALGUNA, JEROME PIO,CHRISTOPHER TAMBOGON, JEAIA ARIGUIN, APPLE VILLACENTINO, RODELYN COLOMA, LEO MARK ULEP Research Adviser: Dr. Eva Macugay University: Mariano Marcos State University - College Of Teacher Education Brgy. 5, Castro Avenue, Laoag City This study was designed to determine the feasibility of tiyesa (Pouteria lucuma) fruit as pancake ingredient. The data on the organoleptic tests like appearance, texture and taste were used. The acceptability test used 5 Points Hedonic scale with corresponding numerical score (Highly acceptable, very acceptable, acceptable, not so acceptable, not acceptable). Thirty (30) respondents were randomly selected at Brgy.10, San Jose and Brgy. 9, Sta. Angela, Laoag City. Results were statistically treated using mean average scores. The formulation made of 25% tiyesa (Pouteria lucuma) + 75% flour was recommended for making pancakes. The product was rated the most preferred in terms of taste, appearance and acceptability. It was recommended that further improvement of appearance, texture and taste should be done to make the product better. The researchers also recommend the search for other ingredients that can be added to the product to improve its taste. Table of Contents Page Title Page 1 Acknowledgement Abstract 2 Table of Contents ...
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...discipline when it comes to food intake, as it is going to be limited. There are corresponding types of foods to be eaten for every phase of the diet plan. This article will discuss the diet plan menu suitable for the HCG weight loss program. Fresh, organic, and self-cooked food is the best choice. Stay away from processed foods with a lot of preservatives and artificial flavorings. There is a list of approved foods for this diet. This list will serve as a guide throughout the diet. HCG Diet Menu Phase 1 The loading phase would only require the person to eat as much food as possible. Although there are no specific foods to take in this phase, there are still a few restrictions. Processed – dried, pickled,...
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...Kudler Fine Foods IT Security Report Kudler Fine Foods IT Security Report Kudler Fine Foods is a specialty food store that has three stores located in San Diego, Ca. Kudler Fine Food strives to ensure their customers are happy and stay shopping at their stores. Kudler Fine Foods is starting a frequent shopper program. The new program will require a new system that Kudler will need to design and secure. First potential security threats need to be identified. Throughout the system development, process security will need to be considered. Kudler will need to address concerns if the new system is ever removed. Information security policies will need to be developed to ensure the security of Kudler and their customers. The employees of Kudler will need to go through security awareness training. In addition, audit provisioning by the Kudler staff will need to be addressed. This paper will discuss each of the security issues that Kudler will have to cover. Most Critical Threats Identified With the implementation of the improved customer rewards program many systems will need to be secured and possible threats and vulnerabilities need to be identified. Kudler’s current servers need to be properly secured to ensure they are not hacked or attacked by malicious code. If Kudler’s servers are hacked customers information like addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses could be used by attackers to try to acquire log on information. This is known as phishing, were an attacker...
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...Q1: Discuss how the SEC has influence (if any) over the audit of Smackey Dog Foods, Inc. The Securities and Exchange Commission assists in providing investors with reliable information upon which to make investment decision. The SEC has considerable influence in setting generally accepted accounting principles and disclosure requirement for financial statements as a result of its authority for specifying reporting requirements considered necessary for fair disclosure to investors. The SEC has power to establish rules for any CPA associated with audited financial statement submitted to the commission. The SEC adopted rules strengthening auditor independence in January 2003 consistent with the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The SEC rules further restrict the provision of nonaudit services to audit clients, and they also include restrictions on employment of former audit firm employees by the client and provide for audit partner rotation to enhance independence. Although Smackey Dog Foods, Inc. is nonpublic companies, independence rule is applied same as public. Q2: Discuss the essential activities involved in the initial planning of an audit. How do these all specifically to the Smackey Dog Food client? Initial audit planning involves four things, all of which should be done early in the audit: 1. The auditor decides whether to accept a new client or continue serving an existing one. Smackey is a new client for Keller CPA. Before they accept the audit, Keller...
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...hard to follow, and have so many restrictions on food that people often get fed up and revert to their old eating habits, instead of continuing with a new diet plan. A diet that restricts certain foods may be setting a dieter up for failure, when they give into temptation, and indulge in their favorite foods not included in their diet. The Adkins and South Beach diet offer a variety of foods that include healthy and tasty choices, even for the pickiest eaters. Both diets are similar, and start out with an induction phase that restricts the foods you eat, and lasts about two weeks. The Adkins diet relies solely on counting the total number of carbohydrates you eat in a day, and the South Beach diet relies on the size and portion of carbohydrates eaten each day. Both diets result in about the same number of carbohydrates per day, but are calculated using different methods. So, let`s explore the reason we want to lose weight in the first place. First, we all want to improve our current health and prolong our lives. Unfortunately, because we tend to eat unhealthy foods, we experience weight gain and are acceptable to health related problems, such as high cholesterol. Changing your eating habits to include healthy food choices can lower bad cholesterol (LDH) and increase good cholesterol levels (HDL). Healthy food choices can also promote an increased metabolism, which will help you burn more calories and lose those unwanted pounds. One of the biggest benefits to losing weight, besides...
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...When individuals are advocating for the abolition of food banks, naturally it gives one reason to pause; it portrays the advocate as unsympathetic, callous and cruel. However, after carefully consideration it appears the reasons are justified. Abolition is not the primary concern; it is the delivery! Should food be edible waste provide by corporations? Or government funded options, like safe farming techniques, or a livable wage to choose healthy culturally acceptable options? Poppendieck (1994) outlined a detailed history of the emergency food system; whose journey began a temporary measure and has now become a staple in our society to supplement a recurring issue. Food is a basic human rights referenced in Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted in 1948, it states that “….The right to food is the right of every individual, alone or in community with others, to have physical and...
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...Role and Functions of Law LAW/421 November 3, 2014 Role and Functions of Law “Law plays a significant role in the successful operation of business and society” (Bushman, 2007). Laws create order and allow a government to instruct citizens on what is acceptable behavior. These laws, better known as public laws, provide a clear set of rules for citizens to follow. What is Law? According to Melvin, law is defined as “a body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by controlling authority, and having legal binding force” (2011). The main purpose of law is to govern a society and to control the behavior of individuals. Law can be viewed as a form of social control as it establishes rules and regulations. Role and Function of Law in Business Law rules every phase of business. All businesses rely on law to protect their business from lawsuits brought by consumers, vendors, suppliers, and employees. Business law details what a company can and cannot do as well as certain things that must be done. There are laws that control taxation, competition, intellectual property, employment, and environmental concerns (Bushman, 2012). The law affects how business is formed and structured. Employment laws protect individuals and employers as it defines ways to handle conflicts, provide fair platforms to conduct business, and ensure equal opportunity. For example, the law states the businesses must provide equal opportunity to potential employees during the hiring process. An...
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...will be approved for new drug application and will be under continuous review to make sure , that the drug does not cause any potential harm. This entire step wise process of review is explained in the following paper INVESTIGATIONAL NEW DRUG REVIEW PROCESS The following flow chart gives an overview of the IND review process Applicant (Drug Sponsor) IND Review by CDER Statistical Pharmacology/ Toxicology Medical Chemistry Sponsor Submits New Data Safety Review Safety acceptable for study to proceed Clinical Hold Decision Notify Sponsor Complete reviews Reviews Complete and Acceptable? Sponsor Notified of Deficiencies No Deficiencies Study Ongoing INVESTIGATIONAL NEW DRUG REVIEW PROCESS I. Applicant (Drug sponsor): An applicant or the sponsor is a person or a group who takes responsibility and initiates for the investigation of new drug. A person other than an individual that uses one or more of its own employees to conduct an investigation that it has initiated is a sponsor. The sponsor may be an individual, partnership, government agency, private agency, or any other organization and moreover the sponsor does not conduct the investigation process unless the sponsor is a sponsor-investigator. The...
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...Initiation Phase During the initiation phase of the Loyalty Points project, the development team must store one to one interviews with key stakeholders in a secure location. The key deliverables in this stage are the business requirements document (BRD) and the project charter. Hence, the project manager (PM) must store these notes and documents in a secure location. If the documents are in electronic format, having a full disk encryption technique like Secure Disk from Seagate Technologies or a file encryption program like PGP Desktop would be an acceptable choice to cipher all documents in the event an inside or outside attacker stole any hardware during the initiation phase project documentation of the loyalty points program. (Conklin et. al., 2012) Planning Phase In the planning phase of the loyalty points program, JAD session notes between stakeholders and the development team along with the work breakdown structure (WBS), Data Flow Diagrams (DFD), and system flow charts will be the key deliverables for this phase. Like the initiation phase, the PM must consider what medium to store JAD, WBS and DFD documents. If the PM stores these documents in electronic format, using a full disk or file encryption program in tandem with username/password combination for the laptop or desktop OS would be a good layered defense for user authentication to gain access to these project documents. (Conklin et. al., 2012) If the deliverables are in hard copy, having the copies...
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...Week Two Team Assignment Kudler Fine Foods Frequent Shopper Program Team C BSA/375 Fundamentals of Business Systems Development 5 August 2013 Kudler Fine Foods frequent shopper program project aims for an approximate 5% projected revenue lift over the next 12 months. The projected annual earnings plan is broken down into four categories. Project rollout and employee training earnings is estimated at one quarter percent. An estimated increase of one half percent is predicted during the evaluation and tweaking phase of the project. During this time, promotions will also be held. These promotions will give specials and customers a chance to join the program for special discounts. Operational analysis along with how issues will be addressed Kudler Fine Foods has no purchasing department but each department manager determines requirements for the items their department sells and places purchase orders directly with suppliers using a purchase order form that is standard between the three stores. It is the responsibility of the Department Managers to obtain the best price, quality, and delivery possible. The department managers also handle quality control and send an Order Received form to Accounting so that the invoices can be paid. The owner will also place orders mostly to unique, capital, or repair items that might be required by an individual store or for items used by all three stores, such as bulk Purchase Orders or Receiving forms. Prepared purchase order forms...
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...within the DRI documents include the use of fortified foods or supplements for particular nutrients, such as folic acid for women of childbearing age to ensure proper neural tube formation of the fetus during pregnancy. * Vitamin D is the only vitamin created by the human body. * The Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (AMDR) for carbohydrate is 45% to 65% of kcal intake per day as primarily complex carbohydrates * Carbohydrates are organic compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. * The body's health is based on the nutrients available to support growth, maintenance, and energy needs. * Physical health begins with the gastrointestinal (GI) tract as the first step to maintain body functioning; * Vitamins are organic molecules that are required in very small amounts * Food in the mouth stimulates chemical and mechanical digestion. Chemical digestion occurs through the action of saliva that not only moistens the foods we chew but also contains amylase, an enzyme that begins the digestive process of starches. * Portions of the pulverized or masticated food are formed into the shape of a ball called a bolus. The epiglottis is a flap of tissue that closes over the trachea to prevent the bolus from entering the lungs. * Gastric secretions occur in three phases: cephalic, gastric, and intestinal. * Glucose, fructose, and galactose are monosaccharides. * Starch and fiber are food sources of polysaccharides, whereas glycogen is a...
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...EUCOM. BACKGROUND: ATP (adenosine triphosphate) bioluminescence has been used in the food industry for over 10 years to quickly assess and monitor microbial contamination on surfaces. ATP is an excellent means of identifying “hot spots” or areas with organic material that could possibly support and accelerate microbial growth. The technology of ATP bioluminescence for hygiene monitoring has become increasingly useful because of it real-time capabilities, ease of use and affordability. It cannot replace microbiological testing but it is easier, faster and the results indicate cleanliness, (defined as the absence of organic material), rather than counting colony forming units of microorganisms. SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE: It is important to understand the basic principles of ATP bioluminescence. ATP is a molecule that is essential and common to all plant, animal and microbial cells. This compound combines and reacts with an enzyme (luciferase) resulting in the release of light. The light emitted is measured by using the Charm LUM-T. This output of light is proportional to the amount of ATP present on a given surface. The measurement of biological contamination is approximated by determining the amount of ATP contained within or on the material. The sample collected is typically a 4-inch square area (100 cm2) that has been swabbed with a PocketSwab(. For reproducibility and consistency from one inspector to the next, it is imperative that the surface area covered with the swab...
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...diabetes and had to start directly on insulin. She heard there was a diet that would allow her to maybe stop taking insulin all together or at least only have to take pills. Being an avid reader and researcher she found the doctor’s book where she learned cutting carbs and sugar from her diet could reduce her dependence on insulin. Being a typical self-absorbed teenager I don’t remember many of the details of her weight loss or what if any medical issues occurred. I do however remember the crazy looks and discussions that occurred when my mom sent me out for fast food and I would ask for a burger without a bun. There are a lot of mouth breathers in the fast food industry, and asking some of these people for this simple request was just too much for them to comprehend. My mom lost over 100 pounds in less than a year, when combined the diet with water aerobics. Because there was way less sugary and carb rich foods in the house I lost a lot of weight also. Looking back at pictures of that time both my mom and I never looked better. About 10 years ago I fell in love with a girl who barely knew I existed and decided that I would win her heart by losing weight (unlike the previous admission, I can’t use being a teenager as an excuse.) I started the diet without reading anything or doing any kind of research besides a 5 minute conversation with my mom on how the diet works. This was in 2003 I believe and it...
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...September 28, 2007 Notification No.0928010 Attention to: Commissioner of Prefectural Health Supervising Department From Director of Evaluation and Licensing Division, Pharmaceutical and Food Safety Bureau Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Basic principles on Global Clinical Trials* Up to the present according to “Ethnic Factors in the Acceptability of Foreign Clinical Data” based on ICH-E5 guideline (Notification. No. 762, Director of Evaluation and Licensing Division, Pharmaceutical and Food Safety Bureau, Ministry of Health and Welfare, dated August 11, 1998), utilizing foreign clinical trial data in a new drug application what is called “Bridging” has been accepted in Japan, and post-marketing data in USA and EU have been taken into consideration in a review for regulatory approval where necessary. On the other hand, in the report entitled “Institutional reform for promoting science and technology and passing on the benefits of the scientific and technological advance” (Council for Science and Technology Policy, dated December 2006), it is mentioned to encourage global clinical trials in terms of efficient and rapid developments of new drugs. Moreover, in the final report of the special committee for “Effective & Safe Drugs Quick to Patients” (dated July, 2007), it is pointed out to promote global clinical trials in order to resolve “Drug lag (Circumstances where drug approved in EU and US are not approved in Japan and can not be provided to nations)” and to clear...
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...Carl Taylor Reflection : Insights into primary health care : There is at least one common characteristic between different countries in the field of health is access to care. Needs of health are insufficiently covered by the provision of health services. Several policies have been implemented in this direction. Today, work focuses on the primary health care concept following the Alma Ata Declaration. The philosophy behind PHC (primary health care) is based upon: • holistic understanding and recognition of the multiple determinants of health • equity in health care • community participation and control over health services • focus on health promotion and disease prevention • accessible, affordable, acceptable technology • health services based upon research methods. These philosophical ideals have been variously interpreted into strategies and services which further the ideals. Primary health care strategies include needs based planning and decentralised management, education, intersectoral cooperation, multi-disciplinary heath workers and a balance between health promotion, disease prevention and treatment. Services to provide primary health care should be locally based, affordable and acceptable, well integrated and offer a multi-disciplinary range of care from health promotion to rehabilitation. This original ideal of primary health care has become known as comprehensive PHC. This is in contrast to selective primary health care which is more medically focused...
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