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    I can play piano and I’m afraid of heights. I have blond hair and have hazel eyes. My dad is very nice. He also plays in a band.I look a lot like him. He has blond hair and hazel eyes too.Right now me and my family are going to Columbus. I'm so excited to go! Finally, we're here. Now we are at our hotel and we are going to sleep. Now we are going to lunch at a restaurant that is rock and roll themed. It is such good food.now were finished and going to the Upside Down museum. Were inside it’s…

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    Soda Vs Soda

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    you see cases of different type of canned and bottle sodas all over the store. In shocking contrast, water can only be found in a small section of a lane. This is because many people go for soda as it is tasty and high in sugar. However, soda is unhealthy, more expensive, not as easily accessible as water and hard to clean up. A bottle of soda is never healthy. Soda have tons of sugar that’s been processed multiple times. It’s a sugary drink many should avoid Because soda expires easily once…

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    White Bread History

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    White bread, something everyone from the poorest of the poor to the rich elite of this world eats is for breakfast lunch and dinner. This food item has been a staple in American’s lives from beginning of the settlement of this great nation. It has had the journey of being religiously important, a status of wealth and class, to finally its importance to health of soldiers and citizens of low income. This simple food item became an important part of our food culture today and through this…

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    while watching the video when I saw all these workers slaving in the fields, picking these crops, yet not getting the vegetables or right nutrition that they needed. When on break from working, we saw them snacking on chips and soda. We never saw them eating the crops they actually picked, which would not be good either considering all the pesticides on them. However, the vegetables they picked, had to be better for their health than a huge bag of chips and a can of soda. The sad truth is that…

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    so they would never see the benefits the movement can have on a community. Locavore Movements are greatly appreciated due to all of the benefits it comes with; it allows farmers to bring in more of an income for their families, encourages healthier eating for less than someone would find in a Walmart or Winn Dixie, and is also reduces the need of commercial vehicles to bring imported food to a community store. For smaller farmers, keeping the money flowing can be hard especially when…

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    In “Why Investing in Fast Food May Be a Good Thing,” Amy Domini argues that the Slow Food movement will have a positive effect on human health by being implemented into fast-food restaurants. The essay begins with Domini finding a common ground with her audience; she describes herself as “an advocate of the Slow Food movement”. She goes on to describe the positive effects the movement can have on someone’s health, the economy, and the world. However, the last sentence in the first paragraph…

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    Forager's Food Chain

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    people couldn’t find local tuna they had to use a different type of fish instead.In the articale “Foragers Delight Seeking Out Secret Harvest in the City” Anita Hamilton says, “ But despite a plethora of new book on Urban foraging and a growing in eating local”. Which is proving that people read books about how to hunt for food so people can have a better…

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    Self Surveillance Report

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    relationship to the food that I choose to eat, particularly because those words are consistently followed by my citing feeling “good’ after eating that food. My feeling ‘good’ was evident after eating vegetable-laden food or fruit, as though it were an achievement (Guthman 2003: 53). Accordingly, eating an eggplant parmigiana burger would have made me feel “unhealthy and gross” and “greasy”, and so I chose a small broccoli salad instead, and ordering a vegan burger that would be ‘up to scratch’,…

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    How many times have you told yourself that you would love to add more fruits and vegetables to your diet, but you just do not have the time? Most experts recommend we consume six to eight servings a day, and that for most people, is a challenge. A solution to this problem, however, is right at your fingertips! Read on for some handy juicing hints. Green vegetables such as spinach, kale and broccoli have many, wonderful health benefits. Try to keep your juice content to 50-70 percent greens,…

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    In the beginning of the course I compared writing to ricotta cheese because I don’t care for it all that much, but I will tolerate it. I would say this still holds true, I never sit down and start writing unless I absolutely must for an assignment. Eating a ton of ricotta cheese at once leaves an unsettling feeling in my stomach. I get the same feeling when I have a bunch of papers I must get done before a deadline. To make matters worse…

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