fit is always what’s mainly focused on in the media, daily life, and nationwide. But with obsessions, come unhealthy actions and interests. Most people that anyone knows is most likely upset with some aspect of themselves. Whether it is the way they look, how they eat, or their lifestyle, obsession happens because of the nearly-impossible body types and lifestyles found in social media. On top of this, there are also restrictions and challenges that come with eating a healthy diet that seem simply
fit is always what’s mainly focused on in the media, daily life, and nationwide. But with obsessions, come unhealthy actions and interests. Most people that anyone knows is most likely upset with some aspect of themselves. Whether it be the way they look, how they eat, or their lifestyle, obsession happens because of the nearly-impossible body types and lifestyles found on social media. On top of this, there are also restrictions and challenges that come with eating a healthy diet that seem simply
gloves when handling meat, and change frequently. When cooking for a crowd be careful that you do not cross contaminate food. Keep raw meat and raw meat juices separate from all other foods during preparation. To prevent food borne illnesses make sure to clean all surfaces, utensils and containers thoroughly that have come in contact with raw meat. When cooking for a crowd you must use a meat thermometer. Do not risk food borne illness by "eyeballing it". Heat all meat dishes to the proper temperature
Side of the Mirror Only in a mirror do we find ourselves. We cannot do it when we are apart, distanced, from who and what we are: we need to see our shapes, our selves, in the way we cannot see ourselves subjectively. But still, the glass plays with us, contorting and distorting, even if it is nothing more than a straightforward, honest reflection. It is our minds which are the true lenses. Why do we feel this compunction throughout the ages to look at our own reflections? It is inbred into
Throughout my life, I was taught to help those in need. Not because it was supposed to make me feel good about myself, but because it is the right thing to do. The United States is a strong and wealthy country, and yet poverty is one of the most persistent social problems within its borders. A poll by the Catholic Campaign for Human Development asked the public: “How would you describe being poor in the U.S.?” The responses focused on homelessness, hunger, and not being able to meet basic needs.
was concerned with having a good paying job and raising a family in the suburbs. Beatniks had the complete opposite goals in life then the average person. Beats wanted to be different and not be tied down to a signal job for the rest of their lives. They believed that mainstream society were slaves to the system. Dean and Sal lived their life one day at a time not
syrup, and greasy, fat bacon, just how I like it. “Shea, come downstairs and eat! We have to leave by 10,” My dad yelled from the kitchen. Our cousins had invited us to go to their lake house at Cedar Creek Lake; we accepted with enthusiasm because we had never seen it before. “Coming right down.” I shouted back to my dad. Hopping out of bed, I pulled on my favorite t-shirt and most comfortable shorts, stuffed some clothes into a small duffel bag, and pounded down the stairs. We left at 11, late
problems, and osteoarthritis, a primary cause of disability in adults. This affects people of all ages and since obesity is difficult to treat and is associated with chronic diseases, the prevention of it is very vital (Wilding, John). As a country, we need to work towards eliminating obesity because people will be healthier, more productive, and it will save lots of money
down. Now I can end this right now. All I have to do is pull the lid and stick this anywhere in my body according to that letter. “It’ll never make it. I’ll snatch it out of your hand before I let you do that,” the old woman said between her teeth. Barely looking at the old woman to keep her eyes on the others, the college student said, “I think I can inject it before you can make it out of your seat.” “If I can’t stop you, the Lord will. He meant that syringe for me. He’ll stop you.” “The syringe
It was the Golden Age! We were living what was known as the ‘American Dream.’ Freedom, equality and opportunity for all. When the troops returned from war six years ago, this dream deviated and society became so fixated on obtaining the ‘perfect American household.’ It was inevitable. But who decides what is perfect? Who does perfect cater for? With the war won and over, and the promise of American prosperity on the horizon, it was merely the idealistic thing to do; getting married, beginning a