...The experience of the egg drop project was one that will help you realize that not every way that you try will work, and just because you fail once doesn't mean you can't try again. I believe my egg broke possibly because when I was testing mine I was working with a larger egg. So when it came to the drop it wasn't supported by the walls as much as it should have been. I believe also because the straws on the bottom didn't really reach the egg since it was a smaller egg than what I was practicing with. I feel if I had also dropped it a couple more times or had made it a tiny bit smaller it might have concealed the egg better , and hopefully wouldn't have cracked than.I believe also that when it came to the test it didn't land straight on...
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...The Egg Drop project consisted of a few different materials that lessened the egg’s force of impact on the earth. The materials used were: two toilet paper rolls, nine and a half straws, and a half piece of printer paper. Other materials used were: very strong glue and masking tape to hold the contraption together. The egg never touched the ground, which lessened the force on it. Instead of the egg receiving the maximum force of the cement, the materials around it did. The outside materials were very important for this project to be successful because they were much stronger, and provided a lot more support than the egg alone. The main feature of the container that lessened the force when it came in contact with the earth...
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...Jennifer Lin Grade 12 Psychology Mr. Catlin Naked Egg As everyone knows, eggs have shells that we must remove before eating. If we put eggs into vinegar, however, the vinegar will do the work of removing the shell for us. The vinegar will dissolve the eggshell. This happens because vinegar contains an acid called acetic acid, which reacts with the high calcium content of the eggshell. It takes three or four days for the shell to dissolve completely, and we must wait until all the shell is gone before trying to bounce the egg. All we need to do is put some raw chicken eggs into clear, plastic cups. This allows we to watch the reaction as it occurs. Completely cover each egg with vinegar, and let them sit in a place where they don't have to be moved. Check the eggs now and then over the next four days, noticing any changes that we see in the shells. After four days, very carefully, using plastic spoons, remove the eggs from the cups and lay them onto a couple layers of paper towels in order to drain. We'll notice a waxy looking coating on the eggs, but no more shell. Starting at about 2 inches high, drop an egg onto a tabletop or other surface, and watch it bounce. Working in increments of 1 inch, drop the egg from increasing elevations, having our friends do the same if we conducted this experiment with others. Whoever has the egg that survives a drop from the highest height, wins. I was researching topics for science fair. Suddenly, I came out an idea in my mind was my...
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...Science Fair Home Ideas, Tips & Projects to Avoid Steps of Scientific Method My Idea Problem & Hypothesis Problem Statement and Hypothesis 03/25/201245 Comments Picture Now that you know your independent and dependent variable, the rest of the science fair project is a piece of cake. Your problem statement and hypothesis are extremely easy to write if you have determined your independent and dependent variables. Lets begin with the problem statement. This statement is ALWAYS written as a question. The question should always start with either which or how. The one you choose will depend on your independent and dependent variable. The form should be Which or How will the independent variable affect the dependent variable. Picture Look at the examples to the left. These questions are problem statements based on the independent and dependent variables which were previously decided. How will .... or Which amount .... are excellent ways of starting your problem statement. As you can see, both of these problem statements fit the format described above. How or which independent will affect the dependent. Okay, now it is time for you to write your problem statement for your science fair project. 1. What is your problem statement? Picture Our next step is to write a hypothesis. The hypothesis is very much like the problem statement except it is the answer to your question. The hypothesis should always start with I THINK ...., the you will choose one...
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...Science Project: Air Pressure (Egg in a Bottle) Introduction Atmospheric pressure is the force that acts on any object by the weight of tiny air molecules. Molecules in the air are invisible but they still have weight and they occupy space. Air Pressure changes with the change in the altitude. As the altitude increases the Air Pressure decreases and the altitude decreases Air Pressure increases. At an higher altitudes we have to breathe more often than at the sea level. If you are on Mt Evans then your ears pop to maintain the pressure. This happens because we have to maintain the outside and inside pressure. Our weather patterns change because of the air pressure. Figure – 1 – Shows the air pressure based on the altitude Figure – 2 – Graph shows Pressure vs Altitude Objective There are various experiments that can be conducted to show Air Pressue. Let us do an Egg in a bottle experiment to show Air Pressure. Doing this experiment we will develop the hypothesis on the effects of air pressure on the egg and how it squeezes it into the bottle. Experiment: Egg in a bottle Things or items required to perform egg in a bottle: 1. Eggs 2. Saucepan and stove to boil the eggs. 3. Wide-mouth bottle and bottle mouth should be smaller than the boiled egg. 4. Vegetable oil. 5. Matches 6. Paper strips to burn Figure – 3 - Items required to perform the Experiment What need to be done with the items listed above? 1. Take the eggs and add water into saucepan and boil...
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...2006. pp. 37-40 © Rajshahi University Zoological Society ISSN 1023-6104 Effect of the traditional parched rice husk incubation techniques on the hatchability of duck eggs M. Khalequzzaman*, Shah Hussain Ahmad Mahdi and M. Mahbur Rahman Department of Zoology, University of Rajshahi, Rajshahi 6205, Bangladesh *Corresponding author, email: kzaman@ru.ac.bd Abstract: The present study was carried out to know the seasonal effect on the hatchability of duck eggs in five private poultry farms at Gaibandha, Bangladesh. Eggs were set in artificial hatching bamboo made cylinders from different number of ducklings. Present observation revealed that the hatchability of duck eggs is highest in March (88.966 ± 2.11) and in June it is lowest (66.398 ± 0.63). In June the highest unfertilized eggs (25.532 ± 1.22) have been recorded followed by March (4.822 ± 0.68), January (10.164 ± 0.12), April (10.408 ± 0.31) and May (13.250 ± 1.37). The loss eggs were recorded highest in January (21.244 ± 1.36) and the lowest in March (4.874 ± 2.05). Least-square analysis of variance showed that individual months had significant effects on the hatchability of duck eggs. Key words: Duck egg, artificial incubation, hatching Introduction The duck population in Bangladesh is 35 million that are commonly tended for meat and egg. In nature they are reared under traditional system in rural areas (FAO, 1990). Ducks have several advantages over other poultry species, in particular their disease tolerance...
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...LA : paper due wednesday Marat sade: paper sex and death: project voice: ball piece gender role: social role in society sex- gameyetes biological in most cases, typical male behavior fighting other males for access to females. Or looking good to get a female. - parental investment -- behaving as it would -- any energy risk, effort thetas put into one offspring that can not be out into another offspring (ie) a drop of yolk. Any investing// more time choosing a pack of gum or a car -- more picky. a female is choosy because she has more investment. - the sex that choses or the sex that is chosen - peacocks -- male provides sperm, female choses male based on sperm. until the bird is fledged. more eyes-- longer life span better offspring humans do not fall neatly into these categories-- examples: looking good to get a female. symmetry of the face -- good genes. picking the best match investment level -- children boobs = feathers 1:Male: be flashy/ showing off/ be more desirable- peacocks must be chosen by the female. Defending territory - male salmon/ fighting: elephant seal - demonstrating their worth. eye spots on my tail, long snood, i beat the crap out of all the other seals so i am clearly the best. making an effort to secure a mate by: examples 1. female: choosy/ coy choosing them or waiting for fight 2. Parental Investment - anything (such as energy or time) you put into one kid that takes away fitness from future kids. ie: 9 months being pregnant...
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...The Business Plan I- Description of the Business Company/Business Name: Bite and Drop Product/Service: Puto, Shake, Gulaman (Buko Pandan), Nacho/Taco Chips, and Churos (Fried Beng-Beng). Industry: Food II- Marketing Aspect Target Market: Students and Faculty of Notre Dame of Kidapawan College, and outside School premises. Marketing Program: a. Product Strategy: Colorful, Delicious, Innovated and Sparkling. b. Place Strategy: Convenient, Clean, Organize and Inviting. c. Promotion Strategy: Endorsement through Tarpaulin printing. d. Pricing Strategy: Prices are within reach of an average student. III- Management/Organization Aspect Form of Ownership: Corporation Organizational Structure: Job Analysis: Each individual possess skills and knowledge that help in putting-up this project. Such ability to cook, having an effective word of mouth and had a critical thinking on innovations. Compensation Schedule: Base on Return on Investment per month. Project Schedule (Gantt chart): Product/Item | Time Frame to produce | Puto | 3 hours | Taco | 5 minutes | Shake | 3 minutes | Gulaman (Buko Pandan) | 3 minutes | Quail Eggs (Kwek-Kwek) | 5 minutes | IV- Production/Technical Aspect Description of the Project: The Project is all about food industry to come up with a higher profit in a one day activity. Management Process: Plant Size and Production Schedule: Dayao Street, Kidapawan City ...
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...“Get your ingredients and make some magic” those were the first words that Australian pastry chef, Adriano Zumbo said in his show “Zumbo’s just desserts”, those were the first words that inspired me to make baking be my passion project. Baking has been a therapeutic way to cope with anxiety, depression, and stress, things that I have struggled with and continue to find a healthy solution to overcome it. Baking has been a way to show self expression, mindfulness, through baking we can learn the do’s and don’ts of common mistakes people do while baking, as well as the miss trials I had while baking, and what the ingredients in a recipe really mean, as well as the quality in freshness of ingredients. This passion of mine began while watching...
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...convert recipes from their original 10 serving size portions to 6 servings. This recipe assignment will also help prepare myself for my practical exam. By doing this project it will help me remember most of the ingredients and most of the method of prep. This will also help me get a better understanding of how to convert recipes and use the conversions properly. Also this project will help me with creating the perfect dish for my presentation. Finally this project will help me with my plate presentation set up. Chicken Cordon Bleu Original | Converted | Item | Ten (5oz pieces) | 6 (5oz pieces) | Chicken Cutlets | Ten (1oz pieces) | 6 (1oz pieces) | Ham Slices | Ten (½ oz pieces) | 6 ( ½oz. pieces) | Swiss Cheese | As needed | As needed | Flour | 3 each | 1 ½ | Eggs | 16oz | 9 ⅔ oz. | Bread Crumbs | 4oz | 2 ⅓ oz. | Oil | 4oz | 2 ⅓ oz. | Butter | 20oz | 12 oz. | Demi-Glace | Method of Prep: 1. Gather all the ingredients and equipment. 2. Pound the veal cutlets into thin even slices. Place a ham slice on top of each veal cutlet and a cheese slice on top of each ham slice. Fold the veal over, and seal the edges, chill in the refrigerator for 2 to 3 hours or in the freezer for 30 minutes, being sure to wrap airtight with plastic wrap. 3. Bread the veal by dipping it in the flour, egg wash, and bread crumbs. 4. Combine the oil and butter. Fill a sautoir ½ inch (1.2 centimeters) deep. Heat the fortified butter to 350°F (177°C) and fry the veal...
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...using a pen cap, a bottle, and a crochet hoop demonstrates one of Sir Isaac Newton's most fundamental principles-"an object at rest stays at rest." 4. How to Make a Rain Cloud in a Bottle Teach kids the curious process of condensation with a bicycle pump, a soda bottle, and a few other simple items. This is a great way to teach the science behind everyday weather. 5. Afraid of Pop Rocks? Discovery Channel's venerable Mythbusters team uses science to debunk the popular urban legend that the combination of Pop Rocks and soda could cause your stomach to explode. Use this video to talk with your class about how to pose scientific questions. 6. How Do You Keep an Egg from Breaking? How Stuff Works creator Marshall Brain offers a kid-friendly look at the science behind a shattering egg. How can you drop an egg from a height of two feet and not have it break? Watch this video with your students and invite them to figure it out! 7. What Is Surface Tension? Surface tension is what allows a paper clip float in a glass of water. Teacher and author of the Quirkles series, Terri Johnson, shares a simple science experiment on surface tension using dish soap, milk, and food coloring. 8. C02 is Heavier than Air Using household ingredients, this experiment illustrates the weight of carbon dioxide when compared with other gases in the atmosphere. This is an ideal experiment for...
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...1 K&J BAKERY INC. A SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PROJECT Raymond J Elson, DBA, CPA Associate Professor of Accounting Langdale College of Business Valdosta State University Valdosta, GA 31698 229-219-1214 (office) relson@valdosta.edu Stephen M. Rice, MAcc Langdale College of Business Valdosta State University Valdosta, GA 31698 smrice@valdosta.edu Tracey McGregor Graduate Student Langdale College of Business Valdosta State University Valdosta, GA 31698 smrice@valdosta.edu 2 K&J BAKERY INC. A SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PROJECT INTRODUCTION The objective of this project is to provide students with a practical application of some of the key concepts discuss in the managerial accounting course. It can be used as a half-semester long or concept driven project i.e., used along with the concepts/topics as they are introduced throughout the course. LEARNING OUTCOMES Students should be able to: 1. Identify the various costs that are part of a business environment and the three elements of product cost 2. Differentiate between the different costing systems 3. Illustrate business transactions using T-account analysis 4. Prepare the statement of cost of goods manufactured and an income statement 5. Calculate the break-even point in units and dollars, and target sales in units and dollars K&J BAKERY INC. Business Background As she sat in her Accounting I class bored while listening to the lecture on journal entries, Keisha Jones could not...
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...The biology of the sea turtle and facors affecting its population Upon first sight of the great sea turtle it might just think that it is like any other turtle. The truth is that marine turtles are beautiful creatures spending a majority of their lives wandering endlessly through our massive ocean. These reptiles have the ability to do amazing things. Some of these things include evolving to a range of purely innate responses to the demands of a changing suite of environments and having remarkable navigations skills for their excursions that may last up to several years. Sea turtles have been in existence for more than 100 million years and researchers have been studying them for great deal of time. During the past 20 years however, the natural history of marine turtles has received growing attention and much has been learned (Bjorndal 19). Instantly you will fall in love with their beauty and majestic way of life. The biology behind these amazing animals causes them stand out from much of the ocean life. There are seven different species of sea turtles. These species include Kemps Ridley, Flatback, Loggerhead, Olive Ridley, Leatherback, Hawksbill, and the Hawaiian Green Turtle (Gardner 2004). Unlike many animals the female sea turtle is generally larger than the males. The main distinction between the two is that the male tends to have a longer tail. The core part of the sea turtle and the part that helps protect them from predators is the shell. The shell grows around the...
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...the kitchen's island quietly taking notes and ensuring her that I will make the next cranberry walnut cake on my own. It is pretty late, almost bed time but she seems full of energy. The snow is snowing heavily and I can hear the snow plough working outside. The kitchen’s island is her favorite place to prepare food and it is also the closest place to the fridge and the pantry. The kitchen cabinets are grey at the bottom and white on top. They have long and wide silver handles. The white quartz countertop shines like she has just polished it. Vitamix is right on top of the cabinet to the right from the island. It is a gigantic mixer, black and silver, with a plastic container. Then, she turns on the Pandora radio to her favorite “Gotan Project” station, pours a glass of Spanish red wine and she starts to do her magic. The first thing she does is to open the Vitamix's cookbook. She stores it along with other cookbooks in the cabinet above to the fridge. This book is about 300 pages long, with a white hardback cover, full of colorful and tasty looking pictures. I can see numerous sticky notes there. The yellow ones indicate her favorite recipes and the green ones are used to mark the recipes she has not tried yet. You can tell that the book has been used many times as there are food stains...
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...SIMPLE SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS HANS JURGEN PRESS 1. Astronomy Image of the Sun Place a pair of binoculars in an open window in the direct path of the sun’s rays. Stand a mirror in front of one eyepiece so that it throws an image of the sun on to the opposite wall of the room. Adjust the mirror until the image is sharp, and darken the room. You would risk damaging your eyes if you looked directly at the sun through binoculars, but you can view the bright disc on the wall as large and clear as in the movies. Clouds and birds passing over can also be distinguished and. if the binoculars are good even sunspots. These are a few hot areas on the glowing sphere, some so big that many terrestrial globes could fit into them. Because of the earth’s rotation, the sun’s image moves quite quickly across the wall. Do not forget to re-align the binoculars from time to time onto the sun. The moon and stars cannot be observed in this way because the light coming from them is too weak. 2. Sun clock Place a flowerpot with a long stick fixed into the hole at the bottom in a spot, which is sunny, all day. The stick’s shadow moves along the rim of the pot as the sun moves. Each hour by the clock mark the position of the shadow on the pot. If the sun is shining, you can read off the time. Because of the rotation of the earth the sun apparently passes over us in a semi-circle. In the morning and evening its shadow strikes the pot superficially, while; it midday, around 12 o’clock...
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