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    Organic Food

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    food also has more antioxidant compounds. The farming from these two are also a major difference. Non-Organic farming means that farmers use conventional methods to increase plant growth, organic farmers would instead use natural fertilizers like manure or compost to feed the soil. Organic foods are richer in nutritional value, particularly in organic acids and polyphonic compounds. The price tag for these foods are also one of the most noticeable…

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    AK1 Genome Study

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    Anoxybacillus flavithermus AK1 is a thermophilic bacterium that is able to survive at temperatures ranging from 55 to 60°C. The AK1 strain was isolated from the hot spring “Al-Ain Alhara” located at a distance of 50 km southeast of the city of Gazan, Saudi Arabia. This study presents the morphological characterization of A. flavithermus AK1, includinga detailed description of its complete genome sequence. A total of 50 contigs were used to produce a genome sequence of 2,630,664bp that includes 2…

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    In his book he describes the environment in which undocumented workers have to work. Scholasser states that the kill floor (the place in which the workers kill the animals) is hot, humid and reeks of manure. In the kill room one has to be careful and watchful, if not he or she will be hit by the caucuses and thrown to the concrete floor. Scholasser says that “they take whatever you give them, and then, if there are is a better offer, they leaving you…

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    Moderator: Welcome to the 2016 agriculture debate. Tonight we will hear from two sides of the argument. I’d like to introduce you to Hank Garrett and Andy Grainfield . Hank Garrett is going to debate that agriculture was the worst mistake we made, and Andy is going to debate why it was a good thing for humans. We will start with Hank. (HG) There are many positive aspects of the hunter and gatherer way of life. Hunter and Gatherers had an easier life than we do now. They didn’t have as much…

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    Fahrenheit during day time and it shouldn’t go below 50 degrees Fahrenheit at night. 2. Prepare the compost. Create a raised bed with a dimension of four feet long, four feet wide, and eight inches deep. Then fill the bed with compost and well-seasoned manure. Follow it up by covering the bed with a cardboard and a black plastic. This creates a solar radiation that helps sterilize the soil. Leave it for at least two weeks. 3. Plant your mushroom spores. After two weeks, remove the…

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    ingredients, that their produce is healthier, and that organic livestock are treated more humanely and without the use of any medicines or steroids. The anti-organic campaign says that organic companies do indeed use chemicals that are harmful, that the manure used in organic growth carries larger pathogen contamination,…

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    As people have been able to advance technologically, the impact on the environment has expanded enormously. Human actions have increasingly destroyed habitats, decreased biodiversity, polluted air and water with wastes and toxins, and released greenhouse gases that trap solar radiation, causing global climate change. In addition, population is expected to continue growing exponentially, worsening the impact and increasing the demand for food. While over consumption appears to be the main culprit…

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    Love is crucial to one of the most important themes in Their Eyes Were Watching God. In Their Eyes Were Watching God, love in many different forms are displayed. In this novel, when Janie marries Logan for the sake of her grandmother’s satisfaction, she immediately realizes that she doesn’t love Logan as a husband in any shape or form. Logan rarely shows Janie any form of affection to display that he loves her. Janie’s relationship with Joe Starks is somewhat similar to the relationship that she…

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    Renewable Energy

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    two most important benefits we see when utilizing biofuels are, number one is that it is renewable and number two it reduces Greenhouse gases. Unlike fossil fuels, that we so greatly depend on, biofuels come from renewable resources such as corn, manure, and waste from plant crops, yard waste, fruits and vegetables. These resources…

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    Janie's Self-Revelation

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    In Zora Neale Hurston's novel Their Eyes Were Watching God, a prominent theme that circulated through the pages was the idea of Janie's self-revelation. Originally the context might have been about the empowerment of women, and how strong Janie was for finally reaching the horizon and achieving the self-revelation she has craving for, but in a modern lens that theme can be tossed out the window. Perhaps the horizon is just Janie’s ability to fulfill her desires that awoke earlier in the novel…

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