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    Nutrition Achievement Gap

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    Nutrition and the Achievement Gap in Education The Achievement Gap (AG) is one of the largest problems in the public school education system. Black and Hispanic males make up the largest percentage of… “Quote” Sadly‚ many of these children live in poverty and according to… these children suffer from malnutrition and ? a an alarming rate. Children who live in impoverished areas make up the largest percentage of the Achievement Gap because they do not have access to nutritious food which affects their

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    High-fat Diet Contributes to Aggressive Behavior Hypothesis: High-fat diet contributes to aggressive behavior. Introduction: Aggression is a behavior that is destructive‚ hostile or violent and is intended cause harm‚ injury or damaged to the target person or object. Aggression and violence are the major problems in our society and one of the main contributions of this behavior is socioeconomic status (SES). According to the American Psychological association (APA)‚ socioeconomic status is

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    Biochemistry Fats‚ Diet‚ and Heart Disease ‘Fat’ can sometime be a word that gives people the chills when they hear about it. It is one of the three main sources of calories to our diet and a major part of ones dietary requirement. There are three kinds of fat: saturated‚ polyunsaturated and monounsaturated. The degree of saturation is dependent on the amount of double and triple bonds in the chemical makeup. Saturated fats are known to increase the body’s levels of serum (blood) cholesterol

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    dropping the first bomb (little boy)‚ they were trying to force the Japanese to surrender. But they didn’t. Even though they didn’t have anymore men to actually continue the fighting‚ they had not given up. Therefore the Americans dropped the second bomb (fat man). It is said that the American’s main targets were civilians. But this wasn’t the case. Japan had strong military points in both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But like it or not‚ during WW2‚ there was hardly any distinction between soldiers and civilians

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    Food Inc

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    ingenious idea that’s very effective (3) the food with the greatest risk of E Coli poisoning is organic spinach. It doesn’t mention how the fast food industry eliminated the use of hydrogenated vegetable oil‚ almost completely eliminating trans fat from fast food. It has a scene comparing the resources used by a free range cow farmer who has about 20 cows versus an industrial slaughterhouse that processes thousands -- failing to mention that if the free range farmer produced cows on the same scale

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    Born on April 22‚ 1904‚ J. Robert Oppenheimer was an American theoretical physicist and professor for the University of California at Berkeley. During WWII‚ he was appointed as the head of the Los Alamos Laboratory where he played a crucial role in the development of the atomic bomb and gained the nickname "The Father of the Atomic Bomb". After the war‚ he was appointed the chairman of the General Advisory Energy Commission and served as a prominent voice on the use of nuclear weaponry until passed

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    – who works with food; Phillip Tracey – a hatmaker works with a wide range of materials including textiles; and Ron Arad – an inspiring designer of furniture who works with wood‚ plastics and metals). ‘Cooked to Perfection’; Heston Blumenthal The Fat Duck at Bray in Berkshire is a triple Michelin starred restaurant known for unusual dishes‚ such as snail porridge‚ basil blancmange‚ beetroot jelly and bacon and egg ice-cream. Heston Blumenthal‚ the chief proprietor‚ is interested in the science

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    Sin taxes are one of the more controversial taxes out there. They are basically a form of indirect taxation (which has its pros and cons) on goods and services which society considers to be moral ills. As a general rule‚ it is unwise for the government to interfere in people’s lives more than is necessary to enforce the rights of others. Libertarians rightly ask why we should punish people for making decisions about their own lives — even if the majority says we should‚ that doesn’t make it right

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    understanding fats and fibers There are four major fat types they are known as; monounsaturated fats‚ polyunsaturated fatssaturated fats‚ Tran’s fats. Saturated fat and Tran’s fat are two fats classified as bad fats. We should limit these types in our daily diets. Saturated fats are for the most part of found in red meat‚ and dairy products. Trans fats are super unhealthy‚ we should avoid eating them period. Tran’s fats are primarily found in pre mixed products such as; snack foods‚ solid fats and

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    destroyer‚ and America was like “No thank you.” The project was lead by a bunch of nerds who like burning things‚ they built three bombs during their time‚ which 2 of them had silly names (Yeah that will make people more afraid with a city killer called “Fat Boy”)‚ and the other was even more ominous than the project itself. Consequently‚ the Project led to the invention of the Hydrogen Bomb. You may ask “What’s the difference?”‚ well a atomic bomb is (BOOM!) and a Hydrogen Bomb is (BOOM!)‚ I think you

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