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charts and printable guides that you can use for meal planning and health guides and a section where you can get personalized guidelines based on age, weight, and activity level. There is even a section called “10 Tips Nutrition Education Series” (refer to Appendix C). Here they offer things for college students such as tips about eating on a budget and staying fit on campus. The website is centered around helping Americans plan for a healthier and more nutritional lifestyle. MyPlates’…

(OTPs), previously called methadone maintenance clinics, are outpatient medical clinics where patients receive methadone as an aid to recovery from opioid addiction. Some OTPs also dispense buprenorphine. Office-based treatment of opioid addiction refers to the treatment of opioids addiction from a physician’s office rather than from a methadone clinic. Overdose is a toxic reaction to overusing a substance. The consequences can be tragic. For opioids, the result can be death. Painkiller is…

hundred years earlier, Abraham Lincoln wrote a speech named “The Gettysburg Address” where he put into words, his desire for the basis of the Declaration of Independence to come true, and have every man be equal. By using the line “Five score ago” King refers back to one of the most momentous times in American history. King then moves to the very foundation of the Declaration of Independence with the lines “...unalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”. By acknowledging…

In this song, singer/song writer Don Mclean explores how music begins to die in the late 1950s to the1960s as iconic stars stop performing. “The quartet practiced in the park” Quartet refers to the band The Beatles and the park is symbol that represents Candlestick Park which is where The Beatles did their last performance in 1966. This relates to the theme because it shows how one of the most influential bands of all time stopped performing in the 1960s. “The day the music died’ is a metaphor…

DI #6 (Aristotle) Aristotle claims there is an end or aim we seek in all our actions and projects. He refers to this end as "Happiness" at first, but later refers to the end with other words such as "Fulfillment" and "Flourishing". The purpose behind this change is to show how everybody does not experience happiness by approaching the end or their aims. Even the definition of happiness is different for every individual. For example, Aristotle translates "happiness" to the Greek word…

understand how ethnicity is so often misconstrued with race.. and even nationality. It is actually pretty harmful. Ethnicity refers to people who share a common ancestry, history, culture and language. Romani is an ethnicity. Sorbian is an ethnicity. Bavarian is an ethnicity. Jewish is an ethnicity (albeit also ethno-religious), African American is an ethnicity. Race refers to the categorization of people based on common appearance and skin color. It is a social construct and has no basis in…

racism expressed in the practice of social and political institutions as distinct from racism by individuals or informal social groups. This racism manipulates symbols, resources and power to advantage Whites over African Americans. Structural racism – Refers to a form of racism that occurs specifically within institutions such as public bodies, corporations, and…

ways in which the relationship between slavery and freedom wasn't being discussed. So, these are the reasons he decided to develop his work in Freedom as Marronage. Second of all, he discusses the core claims of the book. He tells us that marronage refers…

Where the poet lived or feels connected to refers to the literary term of setting and how the setting of a piece of literature informs the reader of the poets experience. It is not just knowing the place, but as well as the timing, any emotions, and the activities taken place. In Maya Angelou’s “Africa,” she implements history through the settings. In Langston Hughes “Harlem,” he subconsciously creates hope for his readers by questioning their motives. It also sends the reader the emotional…

plantation owners could profit. The sugar industry increased from 10 plantations in 1858 to 22 plantation operating in 1861. By the 1868, sugar exports from Hawaii had increased tenfold, with annual sugar exports of over 18 million pounds. The raw deal refers to the exportation of crops to the United States. Producing crops for the United States left Hawaii with little for itself. Sugar cane from Hawaii was harvested for American consumers. The California gold rush of the 1840s impacted on the…