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• Hot Chocolate Essay

  ...How to Make Hot Chocolate Hot chocolate can be a delicious and comforting beverage, especially during cold winter months. If chilled, however, you'll have a refreshing drink or possibly a dessert depending on how you dress it up. Hot chocolate should not to be confused with hot cocoa. The former is made with actual chocolate and is a richer, much more substantial beverage. The latter is produced from cocoa powder or from a manufactured product containing cocoa powder such as hot cocoa mixes available at grocery stores. This article will serve as a guideline as to how you can prepare hot chocolate. Experiment with your own recipes and see what you can create. The possibilities are endless! 1 rule to a flat stomach: I cut down 12 lbs of stomach fat every 2 weeks by obeying this rule www.CarlasWeightLoss.com 2 Steps to a Flat Stomach How I Dropped 11 lbs in 2 Weeks by Following 2 Easy Steps. barblosesweight.com How To Lose Stomach Fat Mysterious Secret Melts Belly Fat. As Seen On CNN & Fox News RealSimpleDiets.com [edit] Ingredients Chocolate Milk or water Optional Ingredients: Cream Pinch of salt Flavorings, such as herbs, spices, liqueur, mint etc. [edit] Steps 1. Obtain some good quality chocolate. This can be milk, dark, or even white chocolate, depending on your preferences and flavors you wish to add. 2. Chop the chocolate finely on a clean cutting...

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• The Hot Zone Essay

  ...how it travels.” Richard Preston wrote a New Yorker article titled "Crisis in the Hot Zone" in 1992. It was later extended into The Hot Zone (1994). It is classified as a "non-fiction thriller" about the Ebola Virus. He became familiar with the virus through Army researchers and people such as Nancy Jaax. His fascination began during a visit to Africa when he saw virus epidemics. As I was reading, I thought about the author's intentions for writing this novel. I concluded that he wanted to inform the reader on Ebola with an interesting novel. He also wanted to describe what happened, and warn the public to be careful and not let it happen again. One of the universal lessons is that viruses are dangerous. This lesson, in itself, seems like common sense. Yet Nancy Jaax didn't check her suit completely when dealing with Ebola. EBOV is a very rapid and hazardous agent that the human population should be alert about.“A hot virus from the rain forest lives within a twenty-four-hour plane flight from every city on earth. All of the earth's cities are connected but a wed of airline routes. The web is a network. Once a virus hits the net, it can shoot anywhere in a day- Paris, Tokyo, New York, Los Angeles, wherever planes fly. Charles Monet and the life form inside him had entered the net.” One man, unknowingly, transferred a level 4 agent into America. I'd say Richard Preston, while writing The Hot Zone, had a...

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• Essay about Review of the Hot Zone

  ...Sandra Alexander The Hot Zone: A Scary Truth Richard Preston weaves a true tale about a chilling story of an Ebola virus (A disease-causing agent smaller than a bacterium, consisting of a shell made of proteins and membranes and a core containing DNA or RNA. A virus depends on living cells in order to replicate.) outbreak that occurs in a suburban Washington, D.C. laboratory in 1989. In this laboratory, monkeys being used in scientific experiments quickly sicken and die due to a filovirus (A family of viruses that comprises only Ebola and Marburg.). From this introduction, Preston tells about an explosive chain of lethal transmissions (Sore of biological meltdown wherein a lethal infectious agent spreads explosively through a population, killing a large percentage of the population.), which begins far from this Washington, D.C. laboratory and allows the laboratory to become a hot zone (Area that contains lethal, infectious organisms.). In graphic detail, Preston presents a meltdown of a man's body, Charles Monet, which is invaded by a filovirus in a part of the African rain forests that also presents the world with the HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus, the cause of AIDS. It is an emerging Level 2 agent from the rain forests of Africa. Exact origin unknown. Now amplifying globally its ultimate level of penetration into the human species is completely unknown.) virus through the Kinshasa Highway (AIDS highway. The main route by...

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• Essay about The Hot Zone Review

  ...full length book about the discovery and the fight against this virus in the book entitled The Hot Zone. This book goes into an agglomeration of detail pertaining to this particular virus and it is shared through the eyes of two Doctors at the US Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) who had direct contact with these viruses. Unlike global warming and deforestation, Ebola and Marburg are not caused by habitat destruction and increased amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere. The cause of these lethal viruses has not yet been determined. However; similar to global warming and deforestation these viruses do still effect the environment around them. Before humans had started becoming infected the viruses only would infect monkeys. In one case in Pennsylvania when the monkeys in Hazleton had become infected with Ebola they unfortunately had to euthanize all of them. They euthanized over a hundred monkeys in that building which of course will make anyone sad especially a veterinarian. This of course presents a major issue throughout the environment. Even though the monkeys had received Ebola prior to the humans they still were not the natural hosts. Obviously if a virus is capable of wiping out the entire human population based on that fact alone, it is a major environmental issue. For this to occur it wouldn’t be that hard Richard Preston says, “I hot virus from the rain forest lives within a twenty-four-hour...

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• Orv Madden and Hot Topic Essay

  ...Colie Carlson Economics 12-11-12 My paper is on Orv Madden and Hot Topic. Orv Madden was born and raised in Alton, Iowa. He has spent his entire life working in the retail industry. Orv Madden earned the position as vice-president of the Children's Place stores. This experience prepared him for starting his own business. Madden was devoted to contemporary music and that helped him see a clientele that he could fill with his new store. In the 80's when MTV was a big thing to the teenagers and young adults with playing modern music and culture, Madden saw that there could be a large market for music influenced apparel and accessories which was being largely overlooked by many national stores. He decided to see if he could capture this market. In 1989 Hot Topic was founded. In a very risky move on his part Madden put all of their savings into starting the first store. This store sold t-shirts with logos of popular bands, music posters and trendy costume jewelry. The store is described as catering to the alternative culture and keeping up with the quick changing tastes of teenagers. The store broke even in the first year. In the next few years Madden raised over $11 million from investors wanting in on this market. With this money Madden started other stores throughout the country still following the “Gothic”- style lighting that shocked parent and delighted kids. Hot Topics target consumers are kids 12...

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• Hot Zone anylasis Essay

  ...who are reading the Hot zone. Diction: choice of words Tone: The attitude of the speaker or writer as revealed in the choice of vocabulary. The Hot Zone by Richard Preston General Tones: Caution, fear, and uncertainty Example one: Once a virus hits the net, it can shoot anywhere in a day-Paris, Tokyo, New York, Los Angles, wherever planes fly. Charles Monet and the life form inside him had entered the net. Richard Preston mentions all these cities to show how dangerous the virus could be. Many people could be affected in New York alone Ebola could have a global impact. The plane becomes a host it is carrying the virus in a sense. Example two: Both species, the human and the monkey, were in the presence of another life form, which was older and more powerful the either of them, and was a dweller in blood. (Pg 57) Richard Preston is use of the word older makes creates uncertainty. No one knows how long the Ebola virus has been. The "life form" (viruses are neither dead or alive) could have mutated many of times make it powerful. Then to make if worse it is a dweller in blood so it can move from animal to animal. Example three: The black vomit is loaded with virus. It is highly infective, lethally hot, a liquid that would scare the daylights out of military biohazard specialists. (Pg 12) Black vomit is scary as is but when it is loaded with virus everyone should be afraid. This is what Preston tries to accomplish with...

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• Welding and Hot Work Essay

  ...begin to tell me that have not been using firewatchers when they conduct hot work in their facility. I explain to them that this is an OSHA requirement that requires appropriate trained and competent firewatchers. I explain that firewatchers shall be required whenever welding or cutting is performed in locations where other than a minor fire might develop. (1910.252 (a) (2) (iii) (B) I advised them there company had to implement a fire watch training program where documentation and certification of training will be maintained. 29 CFR 1910.252(b) (2) (i) (A is the code regulation is for wearing the proper PPE when conducting hot work. The order states Helmets and hand shields shall be used during all arc welding or arc cutting operations, excluding submerged arc welding. Helpers or attendants shall be provided with proper eye protection. I advised management that welders and helpers must be trained on how to properly wear and maintain proper ppe until the job is completed. Action plan: Trained firewatchers will be trained and be accessible whenever hot work is to be conducted inside of the facility. A new hot work permitting system will be put in place that will require approval and signature from the general manager and safety officer. Once the safety officer receives the hot work permit, the officer will be required to assess the work area where the hot work will be done. A check...

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• The Hot Zone and Richard Preston Essay

  ...The Hot Zone By Richard Preston Links: 1.) Richard Preston: http://richardpreston.net/about-richard-preston 2.) The Hot Zone Reviews: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/book_0695.html 3.) Essay: The Hot Zone is a true story about an Ebola virus outbreak originating in Kenya, Africa at Kitum Cave on Mount. Algon. This outbreak happened In the 1990’s, which devastated many of the surrounding areas and people found this virus to be spreading to many other placed not in the vicinity of the infected zone. The virus hit many places in Africa and traveled to the United States through monkeys that were transported to Reston, Virginia on plane. A major part of this book was the outbreak of Ebola in Reston. Reston contained a monkey house for veterinary microbiology. Soon after a shipment of monkeys showed up, many of the monkeys began to bleed out and die. This caught the attention of USAMRIID (United States Army Medical Institute of Infectious Diseases). USAMRIID sent army personnel and microbiologist to deal with the outbreak in the warehouse. They quarantined the building and killed all monkeys. They injected the monkeys with a sedative and once they were asleep, they were given a shot that stopped their hearts. The scientist performed biopsies on the monkeys once dead and studied their insides and their blood to determine if they were dealing with Ebola from Africa or a mutated...

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