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    In The Landlady, Roald Dahl, the author, used five unusually words that consist of, brisk, congenial, conjured, rapacious, and compulsion. Brisk has an origin of French and English. The meaning of brisk is the same as, active, fast, and/or energetic. In the story Roald had said “He walked briskly down the street,” so he was saying that Billy was walking quickly or fast down the street. The next word that he used was congenial, which means, pleasant because of a personality, qualities, or…

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    Enzyme Reaction Lab

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    inconclusive. Other peroxidases from various plant sources such as cabbage or tobacco have different optimal ranges than radish peroxidase (Bania). Shown from the reference material figure 1 (Bania), tobacco’s optimal pH was more towards pH7. Also for temperature, cabbage peroxidase seems to have optimal temperature bit higher than the radish optimal temperature. How the rate changes according to changes in these conditions also differed. Cabbage peroxidase seems to react better at 70C than the…

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    While they are stealing food, they will steal your heart – 15 pictures Don’t you think animals are so cute when they try to steal something? Instead of being angry at them when they try to reach the food that is not a part of their portion, leave them to make your day in an endearing way. Some of the animals you will see here will really help you raise the mood and stretch your into a smile. That is my piece of ham When the smell of the bacon is in the air, it's really hard to resist. Sometimes…

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    Weston Research Paper

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    When photographing places and objects, he was always careful about the perspective he chose to convey. His careful planning and powerful eye for the unordinary created portraits of towering, twisting peppers and flowing curves of larger-than-life cabbage leaves. He mapped out the random smooth lines of a wind-blown dune, and the infinite detail of weathered and bleached driftwood. He was never one to shy away from the unconventional or strange, but he never exploited people or places. Only…

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    Good Rot Difference

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    ripening create the unique conditions in which desirable microbes may flourish while unwanted microbes die off. This means that rotting foods are not all bad. In the article, Wylie states that Sauerkraut is an example of “Good Rot,” were salted cabbage remains preserved for longer than normal due to Lactic Acid Bacteria. So called “Good Rot” is when a protective layer of mold or bacteria forms in food, acting as a shield against unwanted microbes. Ribs stored in a cold and humid…

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    fermentation chamber we used starch solution alone. In the alcohol fermentation groups had a total of eight combinations to put into test tubes. In the lactic acid fermentation groups were able to make sauerkraut and yogurt using material like skimmed milk, cabbage, and yogurt culture. The class as a whole waited an entire week before making concluding observation on both alcohol and lactic acid fermentations. Introduction Fermentation can best be described as a metabolic breakdown that requires…

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    Identity Conflict

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    Identities Conflict It is impossible that a person who have only one identity in his long life because people all have the different relationship with each other in this complex social. Although I’m a student, I have many identities, for example, like to cook, car buff, good at singing and interested in repair things. Sometimes people will create a conflict of my identity, maybe they don’t know me clearly or some misunderstanding between them and me. So, at first I want to talk about an…

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    osteoarthritis. Before adopting a new diet or exercise plan though, individuals should consult with an expert to figure out the best options for their needs. Once you new medical plan is cleared by an arthritis specialist, you can start adding cale, broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower to your favorite stir-fry meals or salads. Vitamin C Can Slow the Progression of Arthritis In a 2011 research study, scientists at the University of South Florida discovered that people who consumed a vitamin C…

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    Food safety is a significant factor in public health as recounted by National Research Council (1993) and Steahr (1996a, 1996b) cited in Antle (2001). Food safety is particularly important to vulnerable segments of the population such as the elderly, pregnant women, young children, and the immuno-compromised. Most marketing articles fail to cover the key issues related to importance of safer vegetables, although Coulibaly et al. (2011) narrowly look at the problem of marketing, he indicated that…

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    The painting consists solely of an anonymous worker holding a large basket of cabbage, while bending forward and holding a vague green object. The painting is simplistic and tonally light, consisting of broad strokes, an abstract background, and overall low detail that visually contrasts and enhances the situational discomfort of laborer…

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