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    Nurse

    (Greesonbach, 2012). She skillfully broke down the cost of making several items homemade and compared the cost to their store bought counter parts. Items she contrasted were white bread, yogurt, cake, and granola. The bread was the only item that came out cheaper store bought, and that was comparing it to a low cost plain white bread. Who wouldn’t prefer a healthier, tastier, homemade option that only costs a few cents more? Because most individuals want to engage in behaviors that are in their own best

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    Anton Van Leeuwenhoek's Microbial Disease

    Introduction Mids-1600s and an English scientist named Robert Hooke made observations. He observed strands of fungi among the specimens of cell his viewed. Robert Hooke in 1665 reported that living things were composed of title boxes or cells. He then devised the compound microscope and illumination system and stated that microbes were a life’s smallest structural units were cells. Then in 1670s, decades after, Dutch merchant named Anton van Leeuwenhoek made careful observations of microscopic organisms

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    Salem Witch Trials

    while, the hysteria fueled the Salem witch trials it was not the cause of the trials. A handful of people instead believe that it was drug induce by a toxic fungus called ergot. Ergot is a mold often found on plants such as rye, wheat, and barley, which during the witch trials and still today people made bread from these plants. St. Anthony’s fire is also another name for ergotism. Ergot is a type of food poisoning; that during; Medieval Times was frequent. Although ergot does not include LSD,

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    Fruit

    they must make smarter choices in order to maximize total utility. Households today who are dependent on food stamps are shopping at the center of the store instead of the border of the store. At the center, you have unhealthier foods like cereals, breads, pasta, sugary sauces, alcohol, soda, and so on. On the border of the store, you have produce, meats, and organic foods. Reporting from PBS NewsHour, the USDA's latest plan is to try and make the border of the store more attractive to food stamp households

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    Hoover Machine Research Paper

    Penicillin, the first effective antibiotic ever, added another advancement to the medical industry in 1928. Sir Alexander Fleming found penicillin mold on his workbench when he came home from a trip to Scotland. He discovered that the mold prevented the growth of a bacteria. After his discovery, he worked non-stop to find a way to use this bacteria killing mold to mankind's benefit. Fleming said, “When I woke up just after dawn on September 28, 1928, I certainly didn’t plan to revolutionize all medicine

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    Primary Source Analysis on "The Feminine Mystique"

    because that was the ideal hair color. In The Feminine Mystique, Friedan writes that "across America, three out of every ten women dyed their hair blonde " (182). This serves as an example of how there is/was such a push for women to fit a certain mold which is portrayed as the role of women. Blacks were naturally excluded from the notion of ideal women and they suffered additional discrimination which was even greater than that which the white women suffered from. In addition to hair color, women

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    Grey

    Our senses vary so many ways from the way we see certain things to the way we feel certain things. But how accurate are our senses really? We were born with these senses and they do strengthen over time, we adjust to things and we are a culture who are used to change. But what if we were born blind, would some of the senses we have be more powerful? In the next few paragraphs I’ll give you a few reasons of why we should and shouldn’t believe in the senses we are so used to... My first reason would

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    The Gap of Generations

    1900s and how she was treated and what she had back then helped mold her in to the things she finds most important. Walter grew up where he has more chances to do stuff that his mother could never even think of. Mama and Walter have totally different out look at life between money and family. Mama’s values are pretty basic she just wants to keep the family together no matter what. What she had to go through growing up helped her mold her values. Mamas values is that all her children will believe

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    Dumpster Diving

    ” was always a question to think about while dumpster diving. As stated in the article, “Perhaps everyone who has a kitchen and regular supply of groceries has, at one time or another, made a sandwich and eaten half not it before discovering mold on the bread or got a mouthful of milk before realizing the milk had turned.” Most foods are discarded for a reason, that’s why dumpster divers don’t complain. Even though the food is found in dumpsters, it can be perfect. There are a lot of lessons being

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    Exegetical of John 6:32-38

    Through this passage, we can conclude that Jesus Christ is the bread of heaven that God has sent to reconcile man back to himself to give and sustain life to all those who partake of Him. The teachings of Jesus Christ from one looking in from the outside, sounds foolish to those who are not confessed Christians and often times astound the “Believer” who is seeking truth and knowledge from the Word of God. Jesus Christ is the bread of life that gives life to those who partake of Him and in this

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