National Doughnut Day

For instance, a doughnut cost $2.50 everyone has to pay for it, if they want it. Nobody is paying for someone else 's doughnut if a person can’t afford it. “The U.S. military budget is $824.1 billion. U.S. military spending is larger than the next nine countries combined” (Amadeo). If every time Americans and their allies

For instance, a doughnut cost $2.50 everyone has to pay for it, if they want it. Nobody is paying for someone else 's doughnut if a person can’t afford it. “The U.S. military budget is $824.1 billion. U.S. military spending is larger than the next nine countries combined” (Amadeo). If every time Americans and their allies

every 4 female deaths. The National Coalition of Heart Disease states that “A woman dies every 34 seconds.” Purpose: To inform my audience about Heart Disease in women Preview: I. Signs and Symptoms II. Diagnosis and Test III. Treatment. Body I. Signs and Symptoms: “Women tend to downplay their symptoms”

Fair Time The Alabama National Fair in Montgomery, Alabama is a great time for the city. It provides us residents with a good time that we don’t reallt get to experience on the regular. Even though the rides are broke down, and most of the time not even safe at all. It still can put a smile on someones face to know that fair will be in town soon. Something that the fair can offer that’s actually something people run to the gates for is the wonderful greasy food. I have searched high and

population” (American Heart Association, 2014). Consequently, the NCD Alliance (2011) proclaims that women in LMIC living in poverty are particularly vulnerable to CVD because they not only “account for 60% of the world’s poor that lives on less than $1 a day,” (NCD Alliance, 2011) but a dearth of knowledge on the risks, healthcare coverage and services hinder them from seeking prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases such as cardiovascular disease. Basic education is sufficient to convey the

The Jim Crow laws had a large impact on American history. For years African Americans had to live under a law that separated them from the rest of the white population. These laws made African Americans outcasts and forced them to be low class members of society. The law considered them “Separate but equal” but indeed they were not. African Americans were discriminated against all over the United States. They weren’t allowed to drink from the same water fountains or ride the same seats on the bus

An endless summer, bright, exciting escapes to Palm Beach, and always living in a sunny state of mind sound like the perfect way to live life. The Lilly agenda is a daily reminder of Lilly Pulitzer, a fashion designer’s, mission statement, “Live in a sunny state of mind.” Her love of Palm Beach is evident on each page of the seventeen month Lilly Agenda. The Lilly Agenda is a temporary escape from the daily routine, colorful way to organize everyday events, and durable enough to last all seventeen

I remember waiting in the lines, often backed up, holding foam plates of bland and unappealing food. To explore the factors of how school lunches have come to be, we should start at the beginning of government funded school lunch in America. The National School Lunch Act was enacted in 1946 by Harry S. Truman in order to ensure that children in poverty would be able to have access to nutritious food. Before the 1930s, schools did not always provide lunches for children—mostly private charities raised

There is a silent killer invading many countries across the world. The elusive murderer is called obesity. Obesity can be caused and prevented several ways. The health risks caused by obesity get worse the more obese people are or the higher Body Mass Index (BMI) people have. Many diseases and life-threatening problems occur while obese. Obesity, a plague that is infecting millions every year, is caused by several personal habits and can generate many life-threatening problems. Obesity is gradually

I know this acknowledgement of my revelation seems pretentious, but nevertheless my conscious allowed me to overlook my arrogance. While in the store, I bought the doughnuts for my family along with some other items I needed. I also bought some basic necessities, such as diaper wipes, a gallon of whole milk, a loaf of bread, a pound of roast beef and a bunch of bananas. I asked that these items be bagged separately