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    Food Throughout the centuries there have been many different kinds of food dishes within every culture. Within my Native American culture we have many traditional dishes that have been pass down from grandparent to child. Wild Rice is one of many dishes that have been passed down to me and my generation within my tribe. My ancestors have fought and died to protect are way of life. This earth was made for everyone to live on. How we use it defines us as a person. As children of mother earth we have

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    STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF BUFFALO WILD WINGS THIEN-AN K. DOAN MGT6203.E1 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT DR. STEVEN TIDWELL Abstract Introduction Jim Disbrow and Scott Lowery opened up their first Buffalo Wild Wings near the campus of The Ohio State University. However, at the time, the restaurant is known as “Buffalo Wild Wings & Weck” (Weck is in referred to a type of sandwich roll that was originally used for the restaurant’s sandwich offerings). Within the next twelve years, the two entrepreneurs grew

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    For many years, we’ve been going to such places like, SeaWorld, and Six Flags, to see vast animals, like Orcas, also known as the killer whale, which we wouldn’t normally see out in the wild. Orcas have been around for millions of years; it’s known to be one of the smartest mammals, closest to humans. Since of their friendliness, people have taken advantage of them. For the past sixty years people have brought these massive creatures into their aquariums to make profit out of it, but never thought

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    Fruit Fly Genetics Lab

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    the best biologist studying Drosophila early in the 1900’s. Morgan was the first to discover sex-linkage and genetic recombination, which placed the small fly in the forefront of genetic research. Scientists have used Drosophila for many reasons. For one they are very easy to maintain, breed, anesthetize, and kill with little equipment. They are also very small and it is easy to distinguish males vs females and sexually mature flies and virgins. At lastly, the flies have a very short two week life span

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    known as “Wild Bill,” a name he got the name while fighting in the Civil War. Wild Bill’s early career consisted of many jobs. At the age of 17, Bill was a towpath driver on the Illinois and Michigan Canal; he also worked on a stage coach to keep bandits from robbing the stage and passengers. When he was working one night a cinnamon bear attacked Bill and he killed the bear with just a six inch knife. Bill was in the middle of his career when he started to work as a lawman and a scout. Wild Bill was

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    There are many risks associated with eating farm-raised salmon versus wild- caught salmon. One risk that farm raised salmon faces is contaminants that can lead to cancer. Farm raised salmon are placed in artificially made bodies of water such as ponds, lakes, and salt water and within these bodies of water, contaminants such as PCBs can be present. Cancer causing chemicals can be present in both the water, farm-raised salmon swims in, and the food they eat. Another risk with farm-raised salmon is

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    F1 Flies Research Paper

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    flies produced by crossing wild-type females and no-winged males. Females Males Total Wild-Type 47 53 100 No -winged Mutant 0 0 0 Table 1 shows the phenotypes of the F1 flies produced by crossing P1 wild-type females and P1 no-winged mutant males. The results of that cross was that there were forty seven wild-type females and fifty three wild-type males. Therefore there was a total of one hundred wild-type flies that were produced. The observed phenotypic ratio of wild-type flies and no-winged mutant

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    notice a herd of wild horses grazing happily, then all of a sudden you hear a low buzz in the distance. You notice that the wild horses become agitated and start to descend into the valley of the mountain closely being followed by a helicopter. You see the horses forced into holding pens and being separated from their bands wondering why this is happening. Now try to imagine a word without the wild horses. Many people consider wild horses to be a symbol of the west, and consider these wild horse roundups

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    The Drosophila melanogaster Cross David Tyer I. INTRODUCTION The Drosophila melanogaster is one of genetics most studied organisms. This is due to the Drosophila melanogaster being an excellent model organism. The Drosophila melanogaster has a short lifespan and is genetically similar to humans (Adams 2000). This experiment had three major goals. The first goal of this experiment was to determine which eye colors, body colors and wing type are dominant or recessive. The second goal was to determine

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    a group of people (Wild and Wild 2016, p.70). Oftentimes, culture is thought of in terms of National Culture. National Culture is sustained and encouraged by nation states through the construction of monuments, museums and other buildings, which protect the heritages of significant events and people (Wild and Wild 2016, p.70). They also play a role in ensuring business decisions preserve cultural treasures, such as in the case of heritage listed sites or buildings (Wild and Wild 2016, p.70). National

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