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seven recognized types of botulism (A-G) but only A, B, E, and F cause human botulism (FDA). The first case of foodborne botulism was in Ellezellesin, Belgium in December 14, 1895. Thirty-four musicians had a meal at a local inn and all consumed a ham that had been infected by Clostridium Botulinum. Following the meal, the musicians…

When talking about Latin cuisine, you really need to take a closer look at Spain and its cuisine. While the New World was discovered by Italian explorer Christopher Columbus, it was the Spanish Crown who funded the first voyage. It is largely because of the Spanish and its rule over most of these areas that so much of Latin cuisine as we know and love it spread around the world. In addition, many areas now use Latin American staples as much as things natively grown. As Spain is a nation…

in an attempt to get the king to favor and trust him; therefore, Ophelia becomes a pawn in the elaborate battle of wits between Hamlet and Claudius and Polonius. When Hamlet enters the room proclaiming, “To be, or not to be: that is the question,” (Ham. 3.1.57) Ophelia is already there, yet there is no greeting in her direction when the soliloquy ends. Hamlet skips the greeting and starts addressing her directly. While this may go unnoticed to most, it must be noted that Hamlet’s intelligence…

Racism is when a group of a certain race will exclude, and or harm other races because of the differences in each group. Racism started before the middle ages where Jews were identified with the devil and witchcraft causing and future generations to be discriminated and excluded by other races. Another early sign to racism is the Renaissance and Reformation period when an assortment of people from Africa and Asia that had more contrasting characteristics from the Europeans started to interact…

PORK, BACON, HAM AND GRAMMER: Define Pork: • Pork is the meat from the domestic pig which is most commonly consumed meat worldwide Define Ham: • Ham is the salted or smoked meat of upper part of a pig’s leg which has been preserved through salting, smoking, or wet curing Define Bacon: • Bacon is the beck or belly part of pork meat which is sliced into thin strips. • And the curing process consists of salting by dry method or by soaking in brine solution. Then it is smoked. • It is mainly…

Using words like “immature,” “pupil” and “boy” to describe Ham, Lucy also mocks the idea that technology produce progress. In her thinking, Lucy ironically juxtaposes ham’s naïve technological advancement and the need for curiosity, thus highlights the concept of terse yet complex questions of “why” and “what for”…

tongue” (Ham. I. II. 156-159). Hamlet is not content with the decision his mother made, as it broke his heart to see her joyful when she should be mourning over his father’s death. In his attempts to figure out what caused the death of his father, and he comes upon…

One Race One Blood by Ken Ham and Charles Ware is a book that takes a modern Christian approach to racism and what the church should do about it. Ken Ham gives us an in depth view on race and the scientific view of man from both a creationist and evolutionist perspective. He goes into a good amount of detail on the subjects of natural selection, genetics, and Charles Darwin’s research into evolution. Charles Ware gives us some personal backstory to what he has experienced through racism and what…

A tragic event occurred at 10PM on Saturday night. Jeremy and Jean-Louise Finch were attacked by Mr. Bob Ewell. This occurred after the pageant at the local high school earlier in the evening, in which Scout played the ham. Mr. Arthur Radley saved the children and from Mr. Ewell with the very knife Mr. Ewell intended to use to kill the children. Before the attack, all seemed normal in the town to most of its inhabitants. This Halloween celebrated the fruit of Mrs. Merriweather’s brilliant mind.…

certainly never silly” (Bloom 321). From the onset of the play, Gertrude is described as capable of guilty insight in professing the reality of Hamlet’s disturbance: “I doubt it is no other but the main / His father’s death and our o’erhasty marriage” (Ham.2.2.56-57). Undeniably, Queen Gertrude’s statement contrasts that of an unintelligently ignorant being. The Queen recognizes the flaw in her marriage and is remarkably concise in diagnosing Hamlet’s depression. Moreover, Gertrude’s concision…