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    necessary mineral in everyone's body. It grows our bones and teeth and it keeps them healthy. According to lenn tech, 99% of calcium is in our bones and teeth. Calcium is in lots of foods. It can be found from sardines to even dust a simple cup of milk. Most…

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    Dog Meat In North Korea

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    The aforementioned issue hogs the spotlight with several mixed points of view. Historically, in Korea under Japanese rule and Korea war, we don’t have enough foods. Cows should plow a field, pigs eat a human’s food, and chickens are sell in market or restaurant. However, dogs are easy to steal and good for people’s protein supplement. As time passed, dog meat is consumed in many parts of country. It is not a weird culture. Eating dog is not an uncivilized behavior. Nureongi, or Hwangu is an…

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    When you go buy milk do you look at the brand or the price? Well I’m here to tell you that there’s way more to different brands of milk. For example if you look at Great Value, Borden, and Darigold. I mean yes there is a difference in prices but there’s also a difference in things like number of calories, grams of sugar, grams of cholesterol, and etc. I found it interesting that there’s such a huge contrast in prices when it comes to name brands and store brands. For instance when you look at…

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    Slime Research Paper

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    Hobby Speech Recently, a strange fad has been causing a shortage of school glue in several stores. Lots of people, the majority being teens, have been purchasing glue to make their own slime. Slime is a therapeutic, putty-like material that is made by mixing glue and a product containing Sodium Borate. The borate reacts with the polyvinyl alcohol in the glue, creating a gooey, stress relieving substance. Mattel created the first slime in the winter of 1976, it was labeled as a toy. It was bright…

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    Animal Factory Farm Essay

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    An “Animal Factory Farm” is a large-scale industrial operation that houses thousands of animals raised for food, such as chickens, turkeys, cows, and pigs. The producers treat them with hormones and antibiotics to prevent disease and maximize their growth and food output ( “11 Facts,” “Farm,” “Factory,” Kaplan, Porter). No doubt, animal factory farm is hurting the environment and harming the human health (“Factory”). To afford the daily food that people need, the U.S. raised and…

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    The mind works in many different ways, there are electrolytes or shock waves running through the brain. Getting pinch or getting hit by a ball would activate the sense of the body once the brain receives the wave it will process it and respond to the action that is going on. I have worked in a kitchen for most of my teenage years, where I have experience burns, cuts and verbal abuse to the point where no one could understand why I chose this life style. I started to work in a rustic farm to…

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    The purpose of factory farm is to raises a large number of animals and to get the extra profit from it. Factory farms are usually increasing the number of animals for food industry therefore the animals in the factory farm are being forced to grow up by injected the hormones. However, the animals in the factory farm are not the only one that suffering in their daily life, it also destroys the nature system of the environment and it will affect human health. The animals in the factory farm were…

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    Wild Horse Research Paper

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    Horses started with evolution of dinosaurs. First were wild animals Slowly began to help the early indians. They was worked and pushed them into work force and tame the wild horses. With the amazing nine times larger then human eyes are usually 5 centimeters around. They can sleep standing up due to the support of their forelegs and hind legs. Their small stomach only has a capacity of 2 to 4 gallons for an average-sized 1000 lb. horse. So this will limit how much they can eat or take in at a…

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    Many people around the world use cows for beef, milk, and even just raise it to sell it and make money. Some people, primarily from the city, only know that it comes from the store because they don't live in the country where most of the cows are. Cows, arguably are one of the most important animals. They provide meat which is eaten across the whole world. That is why it is so important. There are 4 main types of cattle breeds. Black angus Hereford Piedmontese Waguyu Black angus is the best cow…

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    Peanut Butter and Jelly growing up was a simply delicious treat that had a lot of healthy values. Imagaine a snack so simple to make that a young child can mange to do safely and efficiently. A small snack compacted with highs values of protein and potassium. A simple snack that can be maniplulated in so many different ways with different Jellies, Peanut butters, and bread. The most simple common way to recreate an American favorite is to simply follow these steps listed throughout this paper.…

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