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    Human Senses

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    needs. They can also alert us to a fire before we see the flames‚ detect dangerous fumes and smell and taste rotten foods. Out of the five senses‚ it seems like taste is one of the simplest. There are no cones; rods or lenses‚ there are no tympanic membranes or miniscule bones. Our sense of smell in responsible for about 80% of what we taste. Without our sense of smell‚ our sense of taste is limited to only five distinct sensations: sweet‚ salty‚ sour‚ bitter and savory sensation. All other

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    Weird Seafood

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    since that it looks awful that no one can imagine that it could be eaten. I wasn’t not force to eat them neither enjoy my discomfort but I really wanted to since I grew up near the sea. 1. Wood worm (Tamilok)- The tamilok‚ a wood worm which tastes like your familiar oyster‚ is a famous delicacy found in Palawan. Although it looks like a worm‚ it is actually a mollusk found inside rotting mangroves. The word ‘tamilok’ was surprisingly coined by two Americans. They started calling one of their

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    Five Senses Essay

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    Jonathan Crabtrey 10/30/2011 The five senses In this essay I will use the five senses in describing a trip to the movies the five senses being sight‚ hearing‚ touch‚ smell and taste. Senses we all use every day and that most of us would find difficult to live without. As im sitting at my house in my chair the leather smooth and black and smelling like pledge from my frequent cleaning seeing as I can’t stand to see it dirty a friend comes over and asks me if I would like to go with him to the

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    Choose a Sense to Lose

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    smell‚ and taste they learn the basics of the world. Every sense has its advantages and disadvantages‚ and each is special in its own way. Every experience goes into a person’s memory‚ and when they look back on an experience they remember every sense. If one of these senses were to be taken the easiest sense to lose would be the sense of taste. As a person travels through life the sense they rely on the least is their taste‚ the disadvantages of taste outweigh the advantages‚ and losing taste would have

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    Gruppo Bimbo

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    should they pursue long-term profitability? It goes without saying that in order to be successful in a global market‚ one cannot blindly roll out a stock product and call it a day. Covering the globe is not a “one and done” process—personalities‚ tastes‚ price sensitivities‚ cultural fads‚ nods‚ and nuances must be taken into consideration. Even aesthetics (packaging‚ colors‚ logo) and name can be absorbed differently per country. US: Although one of the most gluttonous countries‚ where bread

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    Swine Health and Production

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    inhibitors‚ mycotoxin binders‚ and antioxidants. J Swine Health Prod. 2010;18(1):27–32. 28 Journal of Swine Health and Production — January and February 2010 FACT Sheet: Flavors Fast facts Flavors are feed additives that attempt to enhance the taste and smell of feed to stimulate intake. Pigs show preference for certain fl avors when given a choice. Flavors do not improve feed intake when pigs are

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    1. Pain usually is an unwanted sensation that can be an unpleasant sensory or emotional experience. Once when I was a gymnastics practice‚ I fell off of the uneven bars and landed with all my weight on ankle. In that moment I had no reaction initially‚ and then suddenly I felt an overcast of severe pain. The top-down processing in this situation was that I had to think and process what just happened to my ankle‚ and then my pain sensory kicked in. This is a clear example of top down processing

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    and hands on activites‚ the children will learn that they use thier eyes to see‚ their hands to touch their nose to smell‚ their ears to hear and their tounges to taste. Taste Test Items that taste salty‚ sour‚ sweet‚ and bitter and let children taste and discuss them. Tasty Plates Bring two foods that look similar but taste very different (orange and lemon‚ sugar and salt‚ yogurt and sour cream‚ etc.) Put them in plates next to each other. Have the children use their 5 senses to try

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    you get to know how people in that particular place you visit like their food. If you ever have the chance to visit the cultural city of Indonesia—Jogjakarta—then you’d know that Jogjakartans like sweet food. This belief will be confirmed if you taste the city’s very own sweet rolls—bakpia. Bakpia or tou luk pia—which means bean filled pastry—is originally from China. It was the Fujianese (people from Fujian—a province on the southeast coast of mainland China) who introduced bakpia to Indonesia

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    Close Reading

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    is instantly reminded of home when he takes the first bite of the warm sweet yams. Ellison makes it apparent that the narrator is anxious to taste the yams when the narrator interrupts the vendor when he tries putting the yam in a bag “Never mind a bag‚ I’m going to eat. Here” (263). Ellison makes it evident that the narrator misses the south when he tastes the yam “…Was overcome with such a surge of homesickness that I turned away to keep my control” (264). Although the narrator has been struggling

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