Southwestern United States

It all started with a little bragging in study hall as most challenges do. It was Cam who first told Corey that he could eat more than him. Zach and I were sitting thinking no one would disagree with him until Corey came up with an interesting point. He explained to us that he may not be able to win in the long run but he could eat faster say there. This gave the thought a new dimension. We all sat there thinking what we could do easily today on a low budget that would be fun. “Tacos”, Zach yelled

I still have the sound of Carlos Gardel tango in my head, I can still picture my father watching a soccer game and listerning “Por una cabeza, todas las locuras, su boca que besa, borra la tristeza,calma la amargua”… I remembered the spicy smell traveling from the kitchen, flowing the whole house with this soup smell my mother likes to cook, while she was singing on the kitchen: “el me mintio, el me dijo que me amaba y no era verdad”… it was a combination of food, Carlos Gardel , Amanda Miguel, and

Native Americans have the highest rates of obesity and diabetes in the United States. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Native Americans are 60% more likely to be obese and are over twice as likely to have diabetes than the general population. These numbers are even higher for Southwest Native Americans. But their diet is very similar to the rest of modern society. So why do Native Americans suffer these conditions at higher rates than the general population? The answer

The world was changing. It had now been 200 years since the United States of America had fallen and with it monotheism. The world was observed upon by four Gods known to the people as The Square. The Square consisted of the God of War, the God of the Sea, the God of the Sky, and the fourth was un-known. Legend states the fourth will rise when needed to resolve a conflict like no other. Many self-centered leaders had claimed themselves to be the fourth member of The Square but ironically in all cases

mountainous regions their migration southward followed the Rocky Mountain range until they eventually reached the Southwestern us, probably in the 1500's. The reason for all this southward trek is not so clear but is most likely because of lack of game and food. During the migration they broke into smaller bands that settled in various areas of the country. Those that landed in what are now the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah adopted some of the culture of the Pueblo Indians and eventually

Career and College Research Paper The career that I have chosen is to be a pharmacist. This is a very challenging career, but it is also very rewarding career personally and also financially. A pharmacist’s job is to fill prescriptions, observe how certain pills will react with other prescriptions, teach patients how to safely use the pills and warn them of potential side effects (“Summary”). I chose this career for many reasons. I chose this because it is a very interesting career to me and I would

anywhere there is people, there is medicine. A nonchalant work day for a PSR could be going to a doctor’s office to discuss a purchase, attending a clinic to inform about a particular drug that is on the market, or even catching a flight for an out of state conference (“Job Description of Entry Level Pharmaceutical Sales”). A perk of being a PSR, is that you can chose your own work hours as long as you are not working through a company. As far as location goes for a PSR, they tend to be world wide in

Authentic and Cultural Background of the Apache The Athapaskan-talking individuals of the Southwest, whom the Spanish and the Pueblos would call Apaches, initially originated from areas well north of the Canadian fringe. They entered the fields at some point going before the Columbian voyage, most likely pursuing the developing crowds of wild ox that rose after 1200, and they assembled another economy and social structure tweaked to the necessities of the occasionally troublesome environment

) Here are four reasons why Taco Bell can replace your significant other. #1: Free Tacos? I think yes. According to spaceref article, "Free Tacos for U.S. If Mir Hits Floating Taco Bell Ocean Target" The author states, “Taco Bell is offering a free taco to everyone in the United States if the core of the Mir space station hits a floating Taco Bell target placed in the South Pacific.” In March 2001 Taco Bell painted their logo in the middle of the 40x40 foot flotation device, surrounded by target

an account of the pre-Columbian natives of the Americans titled Ancient Peoples of the American Southwest. Plog’s purpose is to communicate the cultural and ritualistic lifestyles of the prehistoric natives of the southwest, which spans across the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Nevada with some mention of trade with Mexico. The author has demonstrated an effective approach of an objective viewpoint on the lives of the prehistoric south westerners using sources from excursions from