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    lives of the animals responsible for the meat they are eating. Berry states that it would not do any good for a consumer to know that the steer one’s hamburger came from spent its life standing in its own excrement or that the calf that yielded the veal cutlet one’s eating spent its life in a box (3). Although not every animal is treated in unfavorable conditions, it is common knowledge that the majority of animals aren’t treated pristinely before being killed for their meat. Many of these…

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    Feng Xiong Artificial food, as a long-existing notion (e.g. Isaac Asimov mentioned artificial veal in his novel The Gods Themselves), has been the center of debate for long. I had always held a negative view against artificial food and its technology. However, one of my friends, who studies chemistry at college, thought highly of it. Last weekend we had a long conversation (nearly debate) about the topic whether we should advocate artificial food and the technology of making it. (Artificial…

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    the early history of the word is found in medical text. The term was often used to describe body parts of animals and humans. In 1747, author Hannah Glasse used the word to describe how to cook a piece of veal in her book The Art of Cookery, Made Plain and Easy. She wrote “Roast a piece of veal, cut off the skin and nervous parts”. An interesting observation is to recognize that the meaning remained the same even though the spelling differed from the original. In the late 1700’s the meaning…

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    Moving boxes up and down three flights of stairs, rearranging the whole kitchen, dusting every inch of the basement, setting up storage, setting up the buffet; today had been an at home workout. My mom and I had been cleaning our house all day long, although I still felt full of energy. Although my mouth was still watering at the thought of a veggie burger loaded with avocado, sautéed onions, american cheese, lettuce, tomato, on a toasted hamburg roll after we finished. My mom on the other…

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    data from a comprehensive nationwide primary survey of over 12000 Australian residents show that there is no clear connection between the hosting of sports events or the focus on elite sport and mass participation (De Bosscher & Van Bottenburg 2011). Veal, Toohey & Frawley (2012), for example, used secondary analysis of national survey data on 3 events, finding no positive correlation between elite Australian athlete’s success and development in mass participation. With the CG came a measurable…

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    The fenicol groups of antibiotics are one of the generally utilized medications which are wanted to treat sicknesses relating to respiratory and digestive systems. These days, these gatherings of antibiotics are utilized as a part of veterinary prescription adequately. Fenicol gathering of anti-microbials incorporates a few regularly utilized medications like chloramphenicol and florfenicol. As of late, utilization of florfenicol has been expanded on account of its wellbeing in nature when…

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    In You are What You Speak, Guy Deutscher (2010), the author, explained how the languages influence people’s aspect, thoughts, and a society (p.215). In other words, people can make assumptions about a society from its language. Thus, people can make assumptions about the mysterious tribe found by anthropologists by examining its linguistic characteristics. For example, linguistic anthropologists can name the mysterious tribe “Utoceaiso” from their assumptions about the tribe. The first part of…

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    Abu Dhabi is the 2nd largest city in the country The Untied Arab Emirates, and it is the capital. The city is in a desert. The people of Abu Dhabi speak the language Arabic. The most popular sports in the country are soccer and cricket. This is a fast food that is found in the United Arab Emirates. The bread wrap has meats and vegetables inside. Seoul is the largest city in the country of South Korea, and it is the capital. The weather in the summer is really hot, and the weather in the…

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    Pregnant pigs are kept in metal gestation crates barely bigger than they are. Baby cows raised for veal are tied up and confined in tiny stalls their entire short lives, which is usually 3 to 18 weeks. Not only are their living conditions repulsive, but the way that the animals are killed is quite shocking too. According to PETA, animals are not killed…

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    The roaring 20’s was an innovative time in American History. New inventions that we still utilize to this day were created. Although we were striving with our excellent creations, we also had many economic downfalls during that decade. Food in the 1920’s was greatly affected by prohibition and the overproduction of produce. The alcohol ban lead to violence and rebellion against the government. Meanwhile the overproduction of food affected the farmer’s quality of life. Prohibition began in 1919…

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