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Snacks to keep your kids healthy “Don’t eat that!”, “Enough of those chips!”, “You’ll spoil your appetite!!”…do these dialogues sound familiar? Probably because we have all grown up listening to our mothers say all this, but never really understood the rationale behind them. After all, we were just snacking! But as mothers now, you find yourselves echoing the same dialogues to your kids, all the time! Youcannot just let them ruin their appetites on a packet of unhealthy chips, can you? So what…

“Fat Taxes” is the colloquial phrase for government imposed taxes on certain foods and/or drinks considered to cause obesity and decrease overall public health. The purpose of these taxes are to help to urge consumers to buy healthy food items and sway them from the unhealthy choices, they also are intended to be a boost to government tax revenues. However, these fat taxes have been shown to not improve public health or boost government tax revenue effectively, they have also been shown to fail…

are the foods that affected the level of saturated fats. Moving on to the components that are low such as dietary fibers, linolenic acid, and potassium. There are many foods you can eat to improve your intake of dietary fibers, such as black beans, pears, and nuts. To help improve your potassium level, you can eat foods such as bananas, beans, and mushrooms. Lastly, to improve your linolenic acid intake, fish would be a good source for…

Sunday morning. My family and I ate lunch with her like normal. Ladonna was laughing and smiling just like usual. A couple of weeks later, I went to see her again and I knew something was not right. She wasn’t eating very much. She would open a can of pears and only eat about three or four. I remember asking, “Ladonna, are you sure nothing is wrong?” “I’m sure honey,”…

the Grand Coulee Dam was viewed as the largest electrical “producing structure”, since the Hoover Dam (Henretta et al, America, 718). The Grand Coulee, produced sufficient electricity that “irrigation for the state’s major crops: apples, cherries, pears, potatoes, and wheat” (Henretta et al, America, 718). The Grand Coulee Dam, provided enough electric current to supply electricity to many states, from the central United States to has far as California. Through the monuments erected during the…

control. I used to think of my body as an instrument, of pleasure, or a means of transportation, or an implement for the accomplishment of my will. Now the flesh arranges itself differently. I'm a cloud, congealed around a central object, the shape of a pear, which is hard and more real than I am and glows red within its translucent wrapping. The Quote is said as Offred sat in the bathroom, no clothes, and contrasted t she the manner thought about herself to the way she currently felt about…

Back in medieval times, there were great battles and many moments of violence and warfare, along with torture and plenty of weapons and armor to go around. Life in the medieval time period would have been rough. Going day to day, working and wondering if this is the day you home and castle get taken over. Many people would work just average jobs. Working the average man’s job at a shop selling trinkets. Life in the medieval time period was a fearful one, with threats of conquest by other…

Julius says, “W’en de ham had be’n tuk off’n Dave, folks kinder stopped talkin’ ‘bout ‘im so much…He look des lack he’d los’ sump’n fer a day er so atter de ham wuz tuk off, en didn’ ‘pear ter know w’at ter do wid hisse’f” (Chesnutt, Dave’s Neckliss). The very slaves whom follow Dave’s preaching abandon Dave who identifies himself as a literate intellectual, and that, in turn, permanently changes Dave’s measure of his self-image and…

passionate about love, but she seems to give in to some of these guidelines, patiently waiting for her chance at love. This is not to say her love, for those she opposed, was not true, but a different type. For example when Janie lays under the blossoming pear tree, she observes a bee pollinating it, and she describes this as a "love embrace," "ecstatic shiver," and "creaming in every branch," which shows her passion for love. A feeling she would not encounter again until her relationship with…

Acheulean Stone Tools”). The Acheulean tool tradition was perfected by the Homo Erectus, who learned to create more sophisticated tools that were sharper and straighter (O’Neil). The Acheulean tools were delicately worked from the flakes to form oval or pear or rounded outline that had were sharp on all sides (“Oldowan and Acheulean Stone Tools”). The special thing about the flakes is that both sides of the flake were trimmed down, which is how they got their name, the biface tool (O’Neil). Some…