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    GMO’s: and insidious condition. Warning: most of the food you are eating today could be the results of science experiment gone wrong. The American ideals often push us as a society to be bigger, better, and more efficient. These are admirable goals, but have we simply pushed too far? Genetic Modified Organisms (GMO’s) become a prime example, while some argue the ingenuity of them, other might protest the concerning effects. Furthermore, the controversy rises when people discuss whether they…

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    Haun. During a sworn recorded statement, Mr. Haun stated the incident was a continuous arguments throughout the day. After arriving at this residence, an argument started over him eating granola in the kitchen. As Miss Haun was trying to get him into trouble with the caretaker, Mr. Fageon, the argument got worse until it became physical between the two. As they were in a physical fight, Miss Haun struck several times on his body. After causing…

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    worsened. The car was overheating and the AC cut short completely. Montana’s relentless heat was now as present and inescapable as my sadness. I checked the snack bag again, to no avail. In it there was only half empty lukewarm bottles of water, granola bar wrappers, and the remnants of what was a healthy surplus of beef jerky. As empty as our snack bag was, our hearts were filled with determination. Our task became more urgent - we must find a Subway. Only a Subway would do. Unfortunately,…

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    Freshman Fifteen Analysis

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    Upon beginning college, a common concern running through many young adolescents’ mind is the stigma of the ‘Freshman Fifteen’. You are constantly under the impression that the college diet consists of ramen noodles, pizza, and booze. Veggies, grains, and fruit are impossible. Life in college is already expensive, so how on earth would it be possible to eat in a more healthy manner than this? This stereotype especially weighed heavily on my mind going into college, as my weight has always been…

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    “Behold, my friends, the spring is come; the earth has gladly received the embraces of the sun, and we shall soon see the results of their love!”(Sitting Bull A-Z Quotes) Spring break is made out to be some spectacular time of the year. This is a time for high schoolers and college kids to flock to the beach in packs. Young adults pack up their coolers and red Solo cups in hopes for the best week of their lives. Most walk away from the less than toxic week with more questions than answers.…

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    evaluated why Facebook users with stronger friendships experienced that self-esteem boost and found it has to do with the way we want to present ourselves to close friends online. A third study saw participants reach for chocolate chip cookies over granola bars after spending time on Facebook, compared to those who read CNN.com. A fourth study found that users were more likely to give up on solving anagram word puzzles after logging on to Facebook as opposed to skimming TMZ.com. The final study…

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    In 2011-2012, she became involved in Right to Know Minnesota after watching the defeat of California’s Prop 37. Last year she testified before the state House Commerce Committee as a small business owner. “I had Birchwood’s granola product verified by the Non-GMO Project, and I asked the committee, ‘Why should I have to pay to prove that my product doesn’t have GMOs, which is what my buyers want?’ ” Right to Know MN is strongly involved in the federal labeling issue, encouraging…

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    Essay On School Lunches

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    The lunches served at schools across the country are terrible. They lack the nutrition needed to sustain a student and they are not very good looking or tasting. The lunches are a main reason why students in America are unhealthy. If the lunches do not taste good or do not make them full, students are going to resort to eating more junk food throughout the day. The foods used are always frozen and prepared. They are never fresh and prepared in the school 's kitchen. If the food was fresh it…

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    Camping In this paper I will talk about one significant point in my life. It may not seem like much to most people but it means a lot to me. I went camping with my dad a few years ago. I wanted to spend time alone with him because he worked all the time so I was always around my mom and only saw him for a few hours in the morning and at night. And I also wanted to be able to show him how to do something. My dad was never the outdoorsy type, but I was. Ever since I was really young I loved…

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    flatbread. Applewood Smoked Bacon (335-425 cal) Scrambled eggs with parmesan & cheddar on flatbread. Avocado & Spinach (280-340 cal) Scrambled eggs with parmesan & cheddar on flatbread. Oatmeals & Yogurt Fresh Berry & Yogurt Parfait (325 cals) crunchy granola, low-fat yogurt & fresh seasonal…

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