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    “The engineers showed great cleverness and skill in supplying water for the crops‚ since only scattered sections of the land could grow corn. For this reason‚ they endeavored to increase its fertility as much as possible.” This was a quote from Garciasco de la Vega‚ a son of a Spanish explorer and an Incan princess‚ which described a method of farming in the Incan empire in 1539. The three most advanced civilizations were the Mayans‚ the Aztecs‚ and the Incas. All three civilizations made major accomplishments

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    | | Gobi Manchuri Dry Gobi Manchurian‚ aka Cauliflower Manchurian is a tantalizing Indian Chinese appetizer and very different from the gravy version. The Cauliflower has a crispy coating and is tossed with a mouth-watering spicy sauce. It can be picked up with a toothpick or fork and enjoyed with cocktails or before a meal. Try this absolutely delicious recipe! Ingredients: Cauliflower – 1/2 medium‚ cut to bite-size florets Oil – for deep frying For the batter: All-purpose Flour – 5 Tbsp Corn

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    GMO Argumentative Essay

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    Genetically modified organisms (GMO’s) is something that I support‚ because they provide a long-term solution to food shortages‚ they have no negative health effects‚ and they help the environment. In developing countries‚ destroyed crops can increase starvation and poverty. Yet with the aid of GMOs crops can be made more weather resistant. Meaning they can handle extreme cold and hot temperatures. GMOs can also be made to last longer. For example recently a tomato has been created which it can

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    Celiac disease‚ more commonly known as gluten intolerance‚ affects one in 133 Americans. This lifelong disease causes intestinal problems when eating gluten‚ which is the common name for offending proteins in wheat (including durum‚ semolina‚ spelt‚ kamut‚ einkorn‚ and faro)‚ rye‚ barley and oats. Gluten is like poison to people with celiac disease. Terms to beware of: Durum flour‚ couscous‚ semolina‚ spelt‚ kamut‚ bulgur and triticale‚ a grain crossbred from wheat and rye‚ are all names

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    An Alternate Reading: New Historicism and Harjo’s Depiction of 9/11 After the terrorist group Al-Qaeda violently attacked the Twin Towers on September 11th‚ 2001‚ writer William Heyan asked fellow poets to respond to how the destruction “had awakened us and shaken our senses of identity and security” (Publishers Weekly). The resulting work was published in the anthology September 11‚ 2001: American Writers Respond. Rather than responding with surprise and shock‚ however‚ Joy Harjo’s poetic contribution

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    This renewable source of energy has acted as an advantage over the past years by providing an alternative to foreign oil. However‚ this renewable energy resource has also created numerous drawbacks including an extensive amount of environmental damage as well as an inflation in the food market costs (Brush‚ 2014). This extensive amount of damage has caused the Obama Administration to propose the reduction of ethanol usage. This proposal has caused a sudden outrage by farmers who make a living off

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    “Explaining FDA’s Antibiotic Phaseout in Livestock” was written to explain the FDA’s policy about antibiotics in the feed for livestock and what the FDA believes is most important for the livestock and for human health. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) made a plan to slowly decrease dispense of the medically important antibiotics. They do not want the antibiotics to boost the growth of the food animals or increase feed efficiency. The plan of the FDA would also consist of gradually increasing

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    Big corporations have taken over the food industry and have reduced the quality of our food for profit. In 1970‚ the five largest meat-packing companies managed only 25% of the industry. Today‚ the four largest manage 80% of the industry. They have taken over farming in America and have caused many negative effects for farmers‚ for the animals‚ and at our dinner tables. In the past‚ farmers were free to decide what they were going to grow and how they were going to grow it. Food was fresh and healthy

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    TSA Or Complex Media

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    3. Would TSA be categorized as a defined or complex media? TSA is categorized as a complex media because the digest of casein and soybean meal are presented in an undefined amount and the amount is varying for different batch of TSA which is what a complex media defined as (Sakazaki‚ 1978). Complex media is defined as media that contain components that are difficult to estimate within the media (Wessner et al.‚ 2013). 4. Would you expect this media to support the growth of all bacteria? It is not

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    In this essay I’m going to be writing about the article; Scientists Make Mutant Cows that are Resistant to Devastating Disease. And the article itself was about a disease that’s killing cows. And how scientist are going to try to fix it. Which sounds pretty interesting right? Let’s dive in. Unless they have plans for when this doesn’t work how do they know a disease won’t form overtime? Another downside to mutating is that what if it creates another disease that’s even worse than tuberculosis or

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