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    Comparative Advantage Us and Japan

    made by hand or on assembly lines. The US and Japan also have comparative advantage as noted in the below chart and we will discuss the comparative advantage of the US and Japan base on the following calculations. | United States | Japan | Cereals | +0.83 | -0.99 | Mineral Fuels | -0.82 | -0.93 | Pharmaceuticals | -0.25 | -0.51 | Vehicles | -0.41 | +0.81 | Aerospace | +0.58 | -0.44 | Electrical and electronic equipment | -0.26 | +0.41 | Optical, photo, medical and scientific equipment

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    Carbs 3. All Veggies are OK 4. Add fruit to breakfasts – fresh fruit only Example of Carb Day: * Breakfast – Oatmeal with and apple * Good Carbs Nuts Beans Brown Rice Red Potatoes Oatmeal Whole Grain Bread Whole Grain Cereal Protein Shake – 1 scoop(between breakfast and lunch) * Lunch – 1 Lg fish and rice with peppers * Dinner – 1 Lg steak with red potatoes and 1 serving of broccoli * Protein Shake – 2 scoops(about 1 hr before bed) Weeks 5 & On

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    Nutrition Facts: Calories: 3149 Fats: 84g Protein: 290g  Carbs: 308g MEAL 1: * ------------------------------------------------- Ezekial bread 2 slices * ------------------------------------------------- natural peanut butter 2 tbsp * ------------------------------------------------- eggs 1 whole egg, 5 egg whites * ------------------------------------------------- olive oil ½ tbsp * ------------------------------------------------- strawberries 1 cup

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    Carbohydrates

    that gives you energy and helps keep everything going.  Your body can use glucose immediately or store it in your liver and muscles for when it is needed. You can find carbohydrates in the following: * Fruits * Vegetables * Breads, cereals, and other grains * Milk and milk products * Foods containing added sugars (e.g., cakes, cookies, and sugar-sweetened beverages). Healthier foods higher in carbohydrates include ones that provide dietary fiber and whole grains as well as

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    Cover Crops Profitably

    | | |Although typically grown as a cash grain, winter wheat can provide most of the cover crop benefits of other cereal crops, as well as a grazing option prior to spring| | |tiller elongation. It’s less likely than barley or rye to become a weed and is easier to kill. Wheat also is slower to mature than some cereals, so there is no rush | | |to kill it early in spring and risk compacting soil in wet conditions. It is increasingly grown instead of rye because it

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    Argentina and Canada

    1. A summary of the agricultural industry in Argentina, Canada and their differences With a solid base of natural resources, the agricultural sector is one of the cornerstones of economic activity in Argentina, as one of the main countries possessing the highest quantity of farmable land. In 2004, agriculture accounted for 11% of the nation’s GDP and 57% of total merchandise exports. Argentine producers have applied global technological advances to their agricultural operations to optimize output

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    Fiber

    Fiber Genevieve Keefe SCI 241 September 23, 2010 Fiber Fiber is an important part in a person’s diet and aids in the waste elimination process. Fiber comes from plant materials that our bodies do not digest and provides many health benefits like lower cholesterol, reduces the risk of certain cancers, and heart disease. There are two types of fiber; soluble and insoluble. Soluble fiber dissolves in water, has shown it can lower cholesterol and increase heart health. Soluble fiber comes

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    Vitamins and Minerals

    Vitamins and Minerals Submitted by: Charmaine Jade A. Cano 10:30 – 12:00 TTh Submitted to: Mr. Allan Ramal Instructor February 4, 2014 FAT SOLUBLE VITAMINS COMMON NAME | CHEMICAL FORMULA | SOURCE | DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS | Vitamin A(retinol)C20H30O | | liver (of any animal),paprika, red pepper, cayenne, chili powder ,sweet potatoes, carrots, dark leafy greens,butternut squash, dried herbs, lettuce, dried apricots, cantaloupes | * Night-blindness * Continuous headache *

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    54 Bánh hắc mạch lứt rye whole grain 42 NHÓM CEREAL ĂN SÁNG Bánh mạch (barley, whole meal) 93 Rice Krispies (Kellogg's) 112 Bánh yến mạch lứt (oat, coarse) 93 Puffed rice 132 NHÓM GẠO Puffed wheat 122 Gạo trắng, nấu sôi 14 phút 120 Corn Flakes (Kellogg's) 121 Gạo trắng instant nấu sôi 1 phút 65 40% Bran Flakes 104 Gạo trắng instant nấu sôi 6 phút 121 Weetabix 109 Gạo lứt 81 Shredded Wheat (Nabisco) 97 Cám gạo 31 Muesli 96 NHÓM CEREAL GRAINS Porridge oats 89 Bắp 80 Oat bran 85

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    Proteins

    Por qué ingerir proteínas en el deporte? Proteínas y deporte tienen, hoy en día, una estrecha relación pero es importante desechar los falsos mitos para poder optimizar todas sus propiedades. ¿Qué son las proteínas? Las proteínas son uno de los tres componentes esenciales de la nutrición junto a los lípidos (grasas) y los carbohidratos (azúcar). Las proteínas son los materiales que desempeñan un mayor número de funciones en las células de todos los seres vivos. Por un lado, forman parte de la

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