Essays on Lemon

1.1 Describe with examples, some of the characteristics of food production and food and beverage service systems that is in use within the hospitality industry.
The food and beverage industry are a multi-billionaire industry, that has catered to many, making it a new industry that people can look forward to. There has to be a system, that the service directors are using to inherit a food service system that are to be followed by the directors all day-long.An option in food service industry is what we are bound to look for if there has to be a look-out and Continue reading...

Compare The Hobbit to The Natural, in terms of a main character’s journey from the start of the novel to the end. Both Roy Hobbs and Bilbo Baggins have their “heroic” moments, and both experience quite a different end to their respective journeys. Analyse the two characters in a comparison/contrast, argumentative discussion of where their respective paths diverge.

Introduction

The Hobbit and The Natural are both excellent novels in their own right, and that treat broadly similar themes. Both characters are on a life journey of sorts, Bilbo Baggins is in search of a share of the treasure while Continue reading...

The Things They carried by Tim O'Brien is a story regarding a soldier who takes part in the Vietnam War. O’Brien is the narrator. The story has various themes regarding the war and a bunch of soldiers of an American platoon. One of the dominant themes is death among the soldiers. In the introductory part of the narrative, the author provides a description of the major characters by describing the things that they carry. His description of the characters goes from the physical objects to emotional expressions. He states thus, “they carried all the emotional baggage of men Continue reading...

Life-cycle Project Diagram

Abu Dhabi Pharma
Executive Summary
Project Management’s relevance across industry is tested and tried. The Pharmaceutical industry has lately undergone rapid changes. It is demonstrated, however, that project management can add benefits when applied to the new product development in the pharmaceutical industry. The industry is specific for its rigorous regulatory compliance and product quality. Clinical research and drug development is not only key to managing newer infections but also staying ahead of the pack with newer and innovative molecules. Project management techniques can help the planning, scheduling, managing the project phases risks and ultimately assure quality and Continue reading...

Aside from the Revolutionary War, where Americans fought against the British troops for independence, the American Civil War is the only other war in which freedom forms the basis. Consequently, from the differing cultures between the Native Americans and Europeans to the slavery of the black race after the formation of the United States, historians record an evolution of the understanding of freedom among the people. For instance, during the Declaration of Independence, freedom found a revolved around the emancipation of white Americans from the forces of Great Britain. However, slavery remained legal in the newly formed United States Continue reading...

Introduction

Objectification of women is a trend that is coming up in the entertainment industry especially in movies, music videos, music and television. This development seems to be affecting women more than men. The wave of women stereotypes is dangerous for the society because it is bound to affect how men and women relate to each other and promote unhealthy habits in the masses that are exposed to such incorrect media representation of women. This issue is especially tricky to handle because it is evident that the more the media depicts women as sexual objects, the more viewers seem to Continue reading...

Effect of lemon, garlic, and whole Jalapeño pepper on Bacillus

Introduction

Most of the commonly used fruits and spices have been studied for their possible antimicrobial properties. Spices can be defined as the plant substances that are used to increase the flavor. They may include leaves such as mint and coriander, flowers such as clover, bulbs such as turmeric and garlic, fruits such as pepper and lemon, stems such as cinnamon, and rhizomes such as ginger. These plants can have some bioactive molecules having both antibacterial and antifungal properties. Extracts from plants such as garlic and lemon are effective Continue reading...

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Introduction
In recent times, synthetic antibiotics have caused resistance in microorganisms and also, have shown unwanted side-effects. This has demanded for alternate therapies to combat infections. Scientists have developed interest in plant extracts, especially the ones that are traditionally used as spices, for new antimicrobial agents. Spices are traditionally used to give a distinctive flavor to the food but, they also contain potential antimicrobials which are also documented in literature. Even Louis Pasteur demonstrated the antibacterial effect of garlic and onion extracts. Salsa contains three main ingredients which have potential antimicrobial compounds. First, Lemon (Citrus Limon) is reported to Continue reading...

Marketing Plan

Marketing Strategy: “FAST food doesn’t have to be FAT food!”
Soupe Café offers Montreal’s urban professionals, and even busy moms, an alternative to home-cooked meal that is healthy, tasty and affordable. It guarantees nutritious and high quality food despite being considered a fast food. Its soup and meal menu changes daily so customers would have a variety to choose from every day. For customers’ convenience, it serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, either as dine-in or take-out. It even delivers within the vicinity of Montreal for individuals or large group catering with a minimum delivery charge and at Continue reading...

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Health History and Screening of an Adolescent

- Biographical Data
Patient T.M., female is 14 years old. She weighs 103 lbs and stand 5 ft. 5 inches. TM is the only child of her parents who were both in their mid-forties when she was conceived. This is the reason her parents were overprotective of her. TM is not allowed to go out to parties or sleep overnight at a friend’s house. However, TM is pampered with everything she wants. Her parents buy her everything she wants, and she gets to enjoy vacations with her parents overseas. TM smokes cigarette every time no one Continue reading...

Benefits and Dangers of Corporate Social Responsibility

Over the years, corporate social responsibility has become a core issue in the business fields and more so in business reporting. It takes a very broad definition and according to David et al. (2008, pp. 10) it involves the relationship between international companies, the government of countries and the respective citizens. It is specifically concerned with the relationship between a company and the surrounding or local community in which the business is established. Furthermore, corporate social responsibility is concerned with the relationship between the company and all its stakeholders.
Zairi, (2000, pp173), broadens this perspective by outlining that corporate Continue reading...

Gustavo Arellano’s book Orange County is delightfully complex tale of his family, the towns where they settled, its migration, the story of towns and the outlandish paradox that is Orange County in California. From literature point of view, the book reveals its theme from three aspects that are the cornerstone of the book. Orange County is a unique book with three parts; person history, investigative journalism and memoir. Arellano’s literary work explores the backstory of the Orange County and its uncovering skeletons. However, this paper provides an insight of connection between the immigrants’ home cultures and the Continue reading...

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1.Introduction
Carbonated drinks like Coke have been popular in the US market for a long time. Even so, this trend is slowly changing as many people are shifting to non-carbonated drinks for health reasons. Carbonated drinks have negative effects to the body as they cause diseases like diabetes, obesity, and cell damage. As such, the report on non-carbonated soft drinks is important as it hedges consumers from the diseases that arise from the intake of soft drinks. For purposes of this research, Lipton ice tea will be used to give a clear picture of the marketing strategy employed for Continue reading...

Part I

The various foodstuffs, liquids and other substances that were tested for their basicity or acidity include; lemon juice, sprite, milk, green tea and shampoo. The shampoo liquid changed the blue litmus paper pink while the red litmus paper remained red. This indicated that shampoo is a weak acid. The lemon juice turned the blue litmus paper red while the red litmus remained red. Therefore, lemon juice is a strong acid and that is why it tests sour. In addition, sprite made the blue litmus paper turn pink while the red litmus paper remained red. On the other hand, the Continue reading...

Benchmark is the measure of success of any product in the market. Alcohol industry benchmark is setup to work from small level investors to medium level investors and encourage them to do with quality work. Benchmark set by the industry in comparison with the product of other companies (Robinson, 15-Sep-2009).

We will study three brands in the alcohol industry and their benchmarks.

First we will study the brand named “Absolut Vodka”. This brand is a Sweden brand and is popular for many types of drinks ranging from cocktails to different kinds of alcohol. It is among the top alcoholic brands of the world.

Profile and overview:

This company started by Swedish industrialist in the Continue reading...

The work of humanist scholars as well as the renewed interest in classical learning was the greatest influence of the Italian Renaissance. The term renaissance in Italian means rebirth, and the Italian renaissance era is best known for the renewed interest in the culture of renewed classical antiquity after the period that the rebirth humanists referred to as the Dark Ages (Ben-Ezra, p. 230). The influence of these humanists greatly shaped the Renaissance writing, thinkers, art, and education because of the fact that the humanism ideas were spread across all aspects of life (Raadt, p. 511). More specifically, humanism Continue reading...

The business sector is increasingly competitive: competition between the consumer and the service provider. In order to make profits, companies engage in numerous strategic planning and information sourcing. On the other hand, consumers compete with service providers in information sourcing in order to make favorable decisions. The insurance sector portrays its competitive nature through their methods of information asymmetry.
My essay is to point out the key economical issues related to asymmetry of information in the insurance sector. All of the key issues related to the insurance trade, including the assessments of compensations for damages.
Like in any most Continue reading...

Cuisine of Saudi Arabia

Food in Saudi Arabia differs on the basis of different part of country. Usually food in Saudi Arabia consists of rice, meat and vegetables. Kabsa, a meal cooked with chicken or meat is very popular in Saudi Arabia. Chicken and Meat are cooked in many different ways and there are many different ways. Food is added with spices and Mazby and Mandy are popular ways to cook meals. Arabian coffee and dates are served together to guests and Arabian coffee is preferred drink of many Saudi Arabians.

Staple Foods

Bread: Breads have many varieties served in Saudi Arabia and one of Continue reading...

Introduction

“How To Tell A True War Story” by Tim O’Brien is a masterpiece that highlights the various aspects in the view that the author offers abstract commentary based on storytelling and thus blurs the divisions between truth and fiction. This is highlighted by the view that he brings two stories that that fail to be "true" to their intended audiences.
In the aspect of suffering, O’Brien clearly brings the aspect of a complex relationship between the war experience and storytelling. The concept is highlighted in the plot of the story which is based on the concept that Continue reading...

Abstract

Enzymes are biological catalysts and work by speeding up the rate of chemical reactions. The factors that affect enzyme activity include enzyme concentration, temperature, pH, and the substrate concentration. This experiment aimed to determine the effect of lemon juice, which is acidic on the activity of catechol oxidase enzyme. According to the results, high acidity inactivates the catechol oxidase enzyme. The optimum pH level for catechol oxidase enzyme can, therefore, be said to be pH 6.

Introduction

Enzymes are biological catalysts and work by speeding up the rate of chemical reactions. The enzymes achieve this by reducing the amount of Continue reading...

Truth in fiction is often relative; the extent to which objective truth is embellished in favor of dramatic license or reflecting the emotional tenor of the speaker is important. In “How to Tell a True War Story,” Tim O’Brien tells various tales of his time in Vietnam from various perspectives and sources – it is equally a recounting of his own experiences and embellishment from an author looking to create an interesting story. O’Brien’s story is, in essence, about the nature of storytelling, demonstrating the ability for authors to dramatically change and determine the perception of events Continue reading...

Introduction

With its origins in Peru, a Ceviche is a fresh raw dish that consists of fish marinated in a variety of citrus juices such as lime, orange or lemon and then spiced with chili peppers and other flavoring ingredients. One theory stipulates that the dish originated with the indigenous locals of Northern Peru. The Ceviche has in recent years spread to many parts of the Americas and it has become a common and popular dish. Essentially, a Peruvian Ceviche is a marinated seafood salad. In addition to the chili peppers, other seasonings such as coriander, chopped onions and salt Continue reading...

Introduction

The plaintiff, Marisa Bailey, respectfully moves for summary judgment. Summary judgment should be granted on count 1, her claim for violation of the Establishment Clause and on count 2, for her right to Free Exercise of Religion under the First Amendment of U.S. Constitution due to the actions of the defendant. Under the applicable constitutional tests, the undisputed facts compel a judgment as a matter of law for both counts.

Statement of Facts

For the purposes of this motion, the following facts are undisputed:
1. Marisa Bailey is a student in her senior year of attending the James River High School overseen Continue reading...

Business

As a church employer in your religion, requiring that the building engineer be of the same religion is justified on the basis of Section 207 of the Civil Rights Act prohibition against discrimination in employment on the basis of religion. Craig (2008) stated that bona fide occupational qualifications or BFOQ refers to employment qualifications that employers are allowed by law to take into consideration in the course of making business judgments in hiring and selection of employees. The employers take into consideration that such qualification is closely related to the fundamental function of the job or fundamental in the Continue reading...

Explore death in Nanboku's play, Yotsuya Ghost Stories and Kyoden's Straw Sandals. How does death function within each work, and what issues arise among characters when confronted with death?

Introduction

A ghost story or stories of violence such as The Straw Sandal and the Yotsuya Ghost Stories are pieces of dramatical fiction that happens to join the supernatural or the belief in the supernatural with the realism. Even though Yotsuya Ghost Stories focuses more on the impression of ghosts and also the supernatural, and The Straw Sandal connects more with a contemporary fee, each story still focuses around the subject Continue reading...

Parties involved (Public institution and individuals)

Kenneth E. Hardy, Plaintiff - Appellee, Jefferson Community College and Kentucky Community and Technical College System,
Defendants: Mary Pamela Besser and Richard Green, Defendants-Appellants
Summary
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution affords protection to freedoms and rights of citizen that include but not limited to, freedom of speech. Such rights and freedoms are anchored in the Constitution and cannot be abrogated by any particular individual. Nonetheless, it is never always clear cut on what constitutes speech on issues of public concern so as to fall into the category of speech that is protected by the First Amendment.

Procedural history

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Trademarks are some of the many intellectual property rights that are protected under the UK property rights law. Specifically, trademarks are governed under the Trademarks directive. In the case at hand, L’Oreal v Bellure, who is the defendant produced fragrances that were similar in smell to those of the plaintiff Chic SARL who made expensive fragrances for the high-end markets. Loreals fragrances were however marketed in the low end markets and cut chemists so as to appeal to the low income earners. The intention of loreal was to ensure that her products appeared like expensive brands so as Continue reading...

PART A

The works in question
Scenting Ltd sells perfumes and toiletries for both men and women which smell like other expensive brands. The company’s products bear writing on them indicating that they “smell like” an expensive brand. For example one of their products, “Dawn” smells like “Naissance” which is produced by a French company called Chic SARL. “Dawn’s” packaging has words indicating that the company’s testers differentiate between “Dawn” and “Naissance”. When the Chic SARL Company moves to court on copyright infringement grounds, Scenting Ltd maintains that there is no copyright infringement. This is a summary of Continue reading...

Jazz can is the classical music of the Americas. New Orleans is the city considered the birthplace of jazz. The history of slavery holds the clues to why jazz became so popular in New Orleans and later became loved around the world. Slaves were given very strict rules to remind them that they were no longer in Africa. They were forbidden to do anything that might seem to be a an African tradition. The masters of slaves did not allow dancing if the step was done by crossing one leg in front of the other. Things like singing and Continue reading...

The light began to creep through the curtains and tip toe on Elise’s face. She threw the duvet up over her head, and violently cocooned herself in her bed. In spite of her hopes to fall back to sleep, the sound of 80s music echoed in her mind. The door let out a creek as it slowly started to open. Elise slyly removed one eye from her nest of blankets to see who was sneaking into her room. A moment of silence followed. A voice rang out, “Thriller! Thriller night!” Michael Jackson blared from a radio in the Continue reading...

This essay looks into two major problems namely, the lack of sufficient knowledge of the contents and the provisions of the First Amendment, and insufficient knowledge on individual and foreign religious beliefs and practices. The two deficiencies have led to increased religious rivalry, religious intolerance, religion-based crimes, and religion-based court battles. The First Amendment is clear on the freedom to exercise religious beliefs, but the lack of knowledge on the specifics of acceptable and unacceptable religious actions in schools, contributed to unconstitutional actions by schoolteachers and administrators, which ended up in conflict and court battles. Another problem is the Continue reading...

My essay looks into the intention of the implementation of the First Amendments Clauses regarding religious matters, the actual implementation, and the impacts of the implementation. I analyzed the pros and cons of the First Amendments Clauses implementation, and came up with a recommendation.

The intention of the first Amendment clauses was to have a multi-religious society that accommodates divergent belief systems and one that has a distinct separation between the government and religion to avoid favors on religious lines and coercion. In the process of the research, I have learnt that the implementation of the First Amendment Clauses Continue reading...

1. Executive Summary

Recently, the Hong Kong’s population is characterized by a large and growing segment of young and affluent consumers as they have plenty of disposable income to spend on alcohol beverages. With the widespread westernized drinking habits by the young and affluent Hong Kong population, the demand for beer is expected to rise steadily. Furthermore, the established social scene in Hong Kong is characterized by restaurants, pubs, night clubs and other social gathering venues, which constitutes an ideal starting point for the international brands looking to enter a new market. Thus, the Hong Kong beer market Continue reading...

In the 2010 novel The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake, young Rose finds herself feeling the emotions of the people who make her food - with every bite, she can understand the state of mind that the baker or cook experiences while they are making the food. However, this little girl does not see this unique gift to be a blessing; instead, it is a complete and utter curse, where she simply cannot escape the unhappiness of the people who make her food for her. While some could argue that there are positive emotions that she feels throughout her Continue reading...

Introduction

In any market condition, information plays a critical role in structuring the demand and supply forces. All other things being constant, perfect and complete information to both buyers and sellers ensures that price determination takes place at a point that provides maximum benefit to the society as a whole. In such cases, the buyers or the sellers cannot influence the price. This scenario ensures equitable distribution of benefits to everyone in the society. However, perfect information is a characteristic of an ideal perfect market alone. It is not experienced in real life scenarios. Information asymmetry is a common phenomenon Continue reading...

Turkey is a country located in Asia Minor and a small part of Europe. It has borders with such countries as Greece, Iraq, Iran, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Syria, Bulgaria and is washed by the Sea of Marmara, the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. Naturally the fact that Turkey has quite a big number of neighboring states left its impact on Turkish culture in general and its cuisine in particular. According to the physiographical location there are usually 5 regions marked out on the territory of Turkey: the Black Sea region, the Anatolian plateau region, the Mediterranean coastal region, the Continue reading...

Fatigue: Processes, Side-effects and the Wingate Bicycle Test

When a person overexerts himself from doing strenuous activities through the say, he may feel sore and tired in each part of his body. This type of problem is called fatigue. Fatigue is mostly connected to the feeling of exhaustion because of the lack of energy and stress because of too much work, lack of sleep, lack of exercise or even because of boredom. But how exactly does this process work and how a person can discern fatigue once it is happening in the body. This paper will discuss the processes Continue reading...

Abstract

Lemons have a lot of electrolytes, in form of citric acid. This acid assists in breaking down the atomic configuration of the copper and zinc plates that is placed in the lemon during such an experiment. Once the copper and zinc has been broken down, electrons are liberated. The copper and zinc then become electrodes. Electrodes permit the electrons to flow liberally through them. These free electrons habitually flow from negative electrode to positive one. In this experiment the copper is the positive electrode and the zinc is the negative. The movement of these electrons are computed in Continue reading...

Abstract – This paper talks about the study of design in contrast to the designer’s creativity and the consumer’s will based on a case study.
Adrian Forty”s “objects of Desire”, talks about the mindset of a designer while trying to create something, he has highlighted that the creativity of a designer as such is influenced by common myths which are related to his desire to create as per his interest and the path that a designer takes to reach the final product that he wants to see. However the approach that Forty thinks makes more sense is Continue reading...