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On December 1, 2016 I rented from Amazon prime, Fast Food Nation, a movie directed by Richard Linklater. Screenplay was written by Richard Linklater and the author of the book by the same name, Eric Schlosser. The film opens with Don Anderson, family man and the Marketing director of a Mickey’s Burgers learning that there is high count of E Coli bacteria in Mickey’s “Big One” burger. His department is marketing; he does not understand what he is being told so he is told in a manner anyone could…

Health and Globalization As the movement people, goods and food across the globe increase so do the undesired consequences, a scenario that creates a greater risk of infectious diseases and viruses quickly spreading leading to serious public health problems. I would argue that it is not practical to stop global trade and travel to avoid these problems because the upsides, such as providing year-round fresh fruit and vegetables and medication for the most serious of illnesses to regions that…

A lot of things have one “personality”, in common. But some have more and some have less. For example, if the organisms from a plant cell was compared to a school, they would be alike because a school has students helping to school or the “base” and in a plant cell, all the different organisms act like those students. But don’t worry, a plant cell doesn’t just have to be compared to a school. It could be compared to a person, a project, another kind of cell, and basically anything else. So today…

are the chemicals and processing in today’s diet. Row after row of the foods in the grocery store are colored, shaped, and then boxed into convenient “nutrition.” If the grocery store looks a little unnatural to you, then it might be time to consider the Paleo diet. Modernism sometimes creates more problems than solutions and the answer is to turn to more traditional…

This writing will talk about the lines that direct in this photo of the “Dead man’s Curve”, taken by an unknown author. First, the audiences easily identify the lines in this photo, namely: the handrails, the road marking, various trees and electric lines. The lines have different directions, but for the sake of brevity, the verticals ones will not be discussed. The main lines in this photo are the ones that direct the audiences’ eyes on the road. They are the easiest to track, due to the high…

(a) What part of the article did you select for the Critical Reading Exercise? I chose the paragraph at the beginning of the article that defines me as a passive consumer. I agree with Mr. Berry, like most eaters I am aware that what I eat are agricultural products and I am not an active participant in agriculture. Instead, I am a passive consumer because I do not know anything about what I eat, where the food comes from or how the food is produced. I pay for what I want to eat and do not…

Every year, many companies choose leaders to be in charge of giant companies. Many thoughts and research go into picking who these leaders will be. After all, they are filling a position that will dictate the course for next few years of the company. As the leaders are chosen, it is unpredictable as to how the newly chosen will steer the company, financially and ethically. Many variables go into the decision making process such as the candidates age, educational and professional history, and…

INTRODUCTION: For my Heritage Fair project I picked Shredded Wheat because it’s one of my favorite cereals. Did you know that Shredded Wheat was made in Canada? It was manufactured by a food company called National Food Company (NFC) in Niagara Falls Ontario. The cereal is branded with Post Brand. ABOUT THE PLANT: The plant like building is five stories tall and the locals called it “a Palace of Light”. The building has many windows to let light into the plant, this is why the locals gave…

federal policy. It had paved the way for federal laws regarding food health and safety that we now follow in today's day and age. During the Industrial Revolution, many factories were guilty of leading harsh working conditions and unsanitary food processing. These unsavory and immoral conditions were exposed by Sinclair's book,…

In the book The Jungle by Upton Sinclair there were many examples of how meat was processed and packaged in 1904. Throughout the book it becomes obvious that there are many things wrong about how the Browns and Durham company's’ process and package meat. Since it was over a hundred years ago there have been many laws that have changed how we process food, meats particularly. The book describes some disgusting things that occur in the packaging and treating of meats in 1904. There were multiple…