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    Baking Soda Baking Soda‚ also known as sodium bicarbonate or sodium hydrogen bicarbonate is an alkali which is a white crystalline however it often appears as a fine powder‚ its chemical name is NaHCO3. It is used to increase the volume of baked goods. It has a slightly salty‚ alkaline taste resembling that of washing soda (sodium carbonate). (1) Baking Powder Baking Powder is also a dry leavening agent which is a mixture

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    What people don’t know is that only 4 percent of calories in the average american diet are derived directly from soda. This is why they want to put warning labels on soda. labels do nothing when people put things on their favorite things it makes people want to do them even more. This shows that it would do nothing. Sugar is in everything‚ so why put labels on just soda it is dumb. Labels do nothing! Psychological studies have shown‚ for instance‚that for cigarette smokers‚warning labels that tell

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    Cigarette Smoking and Its Health Risks. Why do I need to know about the health risks of cigarette smoking? Cigarette smoking is the most preventable cause of illness and death. Cigarettes are filled with nicotine‚ which acts like a poison in your body. What are the health risks of cigarette smoking? You may have breathing problems that make it difficult for you to do daily activities or play sports. You have a higher risk of bone fractures because smoking can cause osteoporosis (brittle bones). If

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    Title: Analyse the problems caused by the implementation of anti-smoking legislation in Hong Kong. Identify some solutions to these problems. Paragraph 1 In recent years many countries have enacted anti-smoking legislation. For example‚ on 1 January 2007 Hong Kong extended no smoking areas to cover the inside of restaurants‚ as well as offices and some public outdoor areas (Tobacco control‚ 2007). While these laws have been largely welcomed by both health advocates and the general population‚ they

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    | | | | | Cigarettes and the negative impact they impose on our society | In America‚ we have a problem that is harming our nation. Our citizens are allowed to poison their bodies on a daily basis. The problem to be addressed is the sale and distribution of cigarettes. The production and sale of cigarettes should be made illegal. This problem is one that we as Americans should not have the right to partake in. Our government does not allow

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    Market Information Size & Growth The ongoing habit of smoking among the teenagers in our country has become an alarming phenomenon. According to a survey conducted in 2005‚ nearly 25% of Bangladeshi teenagers aged 13-18 years are smokers. The survey also stated that the number of teen smokers increased almost 7% since 2000. Target Market Profile Our main target market is obviously not only those teenagers of Dhaka city who are smokers‚ but also the teenagers who might become smokers.

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    the use of new and modern materials. Even though there has been radical change in building skin from the past‚ I believe it is important to have an appreciation of traditional architecture when thinking about building envelope. For example‚ Shigeru Ban‚ in his Japanese Pavilion‚ proposed a building skin constructed entirely from paper in keeping with traditional Japanese architecture. Many times by looking in the past we can find a way to further develop traditional applications. Werner talks about

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    Do or Die In the United States‚ drinking soda is no longer a fad: it is an addiction. Despite the rising medical problems in our country‚ Americans refuse to reduce their consumption of soda. Whether soda consumers choose to deny links between soda and health risks or ignore them‚ it is unfortunate that these consumers are oblivious to how serious of a problem drinking soda truly is. Regardless of what companies who produce the drink claim‚ soda is a dangerous liquid and is harmful to the human body

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    within the wider business environmental context. This is done by firstly taking an in-depth look at the external changes that have affected the tobacco industry. The profitability of the tobacco industry in spite of all the pressures‚ regulations‚ laws‚ bans‚ taxes and other obstacles makes interesting reading. Significant factors are highlighted using the PESTLE analysis. An assessment of the effect that the changes have had on the competitor behaviour is undertaken by means by the Porter’s Five Forces

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    rate of obesity in America. The debate over NYC proposal to ban sugary drinks raises awareness to New Yorkers‚ People who are obese‚ Soda Consumers‚ and Voters that the obesity rates have risen and need to drop. Casey Neistat’s video debating the NYC Soda Ban argues informatively that logically just banning sodas won’t change the obesity rate and since he is a New Yorker he knows the loopholes and flaws of the system to inform that the soda ban won’t change anything because people can get around it.

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