Potato

My ancestors are immigrants of Ireland. They moved to the United States sometime in the 1800s. My ancestors moved for various reasons. The first reason why my ancestors migrated was because of jobs. They were very poor people from Ireland and wanted to try to escape that. My personal ancestors wanted to start a new and refresh their lives in the modernizing United States. So technically my ancestors were like many others in their time. That is the first reason why my family decided to…

America because of problems in their home country like starvation, lack of education, and hope for a better life in hopes of achieving the American Dream. Likely the most well known cause of voluntary immigration is the potato famine, in 1840 Ireland began to starve because of the potato famine. In the nineteenth century America's population increased from 30,000 to 100,000 in one year (The Irish in America: 1840's-1930's.). From 1820 to 1860 the American population held over…

is the fault of overactive imagination of sci fi fans and lunatics mislead to believe if it isn't organic it isn't safe,in reality most processed food sold at all grocery stores contain gmos from our sugars to our corns so your morning cereal, your potato chips and sugary drinks,to the vegetables at the dinner table you have eaten gmos. GMO's or geocentrically modified foods are often misunderstood…

(Living with Art p.10). While working through his troubles, he went on to create The Potato Eaters, Irises, Sunflowers, mostly widely known The Starry Night, and a multitude of self-portraits (vangoghgallery). Van Gogh is widely known today for being insane and having poor mental health, and cutting his ear off due…

The first time I heard the word chuño it made me laugh. I was about six years old, and thought it was an amusing word for a type of potato This awkwardly shaped, black, chewy tubercle is unique to the freezing temperatures and high altitudes of the Bolivian terrains. Bolivia is a country with hundreds of different types of potatoes that grow on the Andean plateaus. Beautifully and brightly colored potatoes that are cultivated and deliciously cooked to be a staple part of the everyday diet. To…

I strongly recommended A Song of Ice and Fire to be a required fiction to read. It is worthwhile. Firstly, A Song of Ice and Fire, in my point of view, is not merely a fantasy and fiction, it more like a historical stories, reflected the moment in Wars of the Roses, representing a change of epics. The continents Westeros and Essos are similar as the two rival branches in throne of England: House of Plantagenet and House of York in 15th century, and even parallel as the current confliction…

Social determinants of health are referred to the economic and social conditions that influence the health of the people and communities. “Social determinants” refer to broader social factors, such as income inequality or social exclusion that lead to or influence health and development outcomes. Money, power and resources usually govern these factors and determine the effect of it on individuals and community in question. Social determinants of health affect factors that are related to health…

PATIENT TEACHING  Encourage patient to chew foods into a mashed potato consistency  Encourage Patient to drink at least 6-8 cups of fluids per day this includes: coffee, tea, water. Increase in fluids assist in reducing dehydration and constipation.  Provide patient with a list of foods to avoid these include: FOODS TO AVOID Most raw fruits and vegetables • potato skins • popcorn • whole…

cost-effective than traveling directly from Ireland to America, although, after the 1840’s most of the Irish emigrated directly from Ireland to America (Rapple, n.d.). Even though, the Irish had emigrated to American early on it was not until the Potato Famine that enormous groups began emigrating, according to Brendan Rapple, “It has been estimated that from 1820 to the 1900 about four million Irish immigrated to the United States”…

of this experiment was to determine the effect of substrate volume (H2O2), on the rate of production of oxygen. In this experiment, we use different volumes of the substrate, hydrogen peroxide, to see how it affects the rate of reaction using the potato as a source of the enzyme catalase. We can measure the rate of reaction by measuring the amount of oxygen…