...protein and dairy to help grow. Enjoys being creative and is very clever. Likes to work individually and is not easily distracted. He despises of anything to do with girls, like ‘girly colours’. He is very active and enjoys running around and playing with other children. Dislikes vegatables, however likes to have 7 or so types of food on his plate and at least 6 different colours, enjoys cooking at home and eats multicultural foods REDO REDO Research – In order to create a good and suited design I am going to research products that are already on the market. Then I can find out what I can do to improve and create a better product than those that are already on the market. I will take into consideration what effect the food has on the child and whether it is positive or negative. I will use many different sources to get this information from: magazines, websites, family and...
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...diagnosed with chicken pox that very morning. Chicken pox is caused by Varicella-Zoster Virus, otherwise known as VZV. The possibility of a pregnant woman contracting VZV is extremely dangerous as it can cause the fetus to contract Congenital Varicella Syndrome, which constrains the fetus from fully developing. The hospital discussed whether or not they should give Ms King the VZV vaccination but in the end they decided it was not needed since she was in the second trimester of her pregnancy and ultimately, the vaccine was not...
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...through different paths and offer different products. In 1953, with the invention of a machine called the “Insta-broiler”, Keith J Kramer and Matthew Burns opened up a company named “Insta-Burger King” in Jacksonville, Florida. Three years later a man named Dave Thomas, the founder of Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers got his first start in the fast food industry, when he worked for the Kentucky Fried Chicken company. In 1959 the Insta-Burger King company began to struggle, and was sold to James McLamore and David R. Edgerton. These two men decided that the franchise needed some reconstructing and the first thing they did was change the name to Burger King. McLamore and Edgerton had success for eight years as independent owners of the Burger King Corporation and expanded their business to over 250 locations around the United States before selling their company to the Pillsbury Company in 1967. Around this time, Dave Thomas had taken on four KFC chain restaurants and turned them around, including the idea invention of the rotating bucket of chicken sign that helped make KFC so famous. He then took...
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...Chicken Pox - Epidemiology Paper By Brett Birkeland Grand Canyon University NRS-427V July 29, 2015 Chicken Pox - Epidemiology Paper In this paper, the nurse author will discuss the communicable disease called Varicella, also known as chicken pox. The nurse author will discuss the causes, symptoms, and mode of transmission, complications, and treatment, as well as mortality, morbidity, incidence, and prevalence of the disease. The determinants of health will be described, and the factors that add to the progression of the disease. The epidemiologic triangle, as it relates to Varicella, will be examined, including host factors, absence or presence of agent factors, along with environmental influences. The role of the community health nurse will be discussed as related to case finding, data collecting, reporting, data analysis, and follow-up. Lastly, a national agency or organization will be revealed that addresses chicken pox, and how it contributes to resolving or reducing the impact of the disease on the public. The infectious disease of varicella, or chicken pox, is very contagious. A virus named varicella-zoster causes it. Furthermore, chickenpox can also be spread from those who have shingles. Since the same virus causes shingles, caution should be taken since an individual with shingles can infect those who have never had chickenpox, or those who have not been vaccinated against the disease. People most at risk to contract the disease are those who...
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...products waiting to be picked up and purchased by a mother to take home for tonight’s dinner. In this case, a whole chicken and vegetables for a veggie stir-fry. She then drives home to prepare the meal for her loving family. She washes it and begins to prepare it for cooking, cleaning it with vinegar, then salt, and covering it with plentiful of seasoning. After that, she grabs a pan and puts it onto the kitchen stove. The chicken is then placed onto a baking pan, covered with aluminum foil, and thrown into the oven, set to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. Once the pan was heated up, the vegetables were put into the pan, alongside a dosage of olive oil. Moving the pan back and forth, the vegetables were flying high in mid-air in a sizzling mist.” ***ONE HOUR LATER*** “After an hour of waiting, the scent of the chicken grew stronger every passing minute, as well as the stir fry sitting in the pan, still sizzling. The mother calls her kids to the dinner table. She takes the chicken out of the oven and rids the aluminum foil, revealing a golden brown chicken glistening in the light. The stir fry is taken out of the pan and is put on a large plate. Her husband arrives home from work, being greeted with hugs and kisses from his children. He and his children sit at the dinner table awaiting the arrival of the family meal. Out from the kitchen, the mother has a perfectly made chicken surrounded with lettuce and plum tomatoes. She sets it on top of the table and re-enters the kitchen. She grabs...
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...birthday parties as well! There are two packages that are offered for birthday parties. The Scooch package costs $195 and includes 15 hotdogs, 15 12oz sodas/waters, 15 popcorns, and 15 ice cream sandwiches. Additional hotdogs will cost only $2 for each hotdog. The Pops package costs $235 and includes 2 16’’ pizzas, 15 12oz sodas/waters, 15 popcorns, and 15 ice cream sandwiches. Additional pizzas will cost $15 per pizza. Additional adult tickets cost $8 each and $6 for children 12 and under. All birthday packages include 15 box reserved level tickets of any combination of children and adult tickets, birthday child will participate in an on-field game, birthday child will receive a birthday card signed by a Chiefs player, Scooch or Pops will visit the birthday party, name and photo recognition will be posted on the video board, a swag bag will be provided to the birthday child, Chiefs personnel will make birthday party invitations, and “Conductor Bucks” are available for $5 or...
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...In this book Alice Walker, she takes us on a journey of her life experiences while using her profound love for animals as a lens of observation. The Georgia born Pulitzer Prize winner uses deep metaphors and symbolisms to deliver a unique yet playful approach to her understanding of some of life’s greatest mysteries. Her “Chicken Chronicles” are a remarkable way the author choses to relive and retell her life story. Walker’s love for chickens extends beyond mere husbandry and develops into a lifelong relationship in which she often refers to them as her children. “I called out to them, as I do: Hi Girls, it’s Mommy” (Walker, 2011) she freely writes without care of what anyone thinks of her somewhat strange infatuation with her chickens. Her memoirs are filled with subtle explanations of life’s most misunderstood concepts. She deconstructs, love, loss, family,...
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...Epidemiology Paper- Chicken Pox Grand Canyon University Community/Public Health Nursing NRS-427V August 8, 2015 Chicken Pox or Varicella is a highly contagious viral disease caused by the Varicella-Zoster virus that causes a blister like itchy rash all over the body. The rash is the disclosing indication of chicken pox (Mayo Clinic 2015). While signs and symptoms of chicken pox will usually appear one to two days prior to the rash, the rash itself will last from five to ten days. The symptoms that appear before the rash are headache, fever, general malaise, cough and loss of appetite. There are three phases of rash once it appears; Phase 1 red or pink papules all over the body for several days; Phase 2 The papules turn into vesicles or fluid filled blisters for the period of one day, the vesicles then break and leak; Phase 3 the vesicles scab and become crusted over then take a few more days to heal. There is the possibility to have all three phases of the disease (papules, vesicles and scabs) appearing at one time, as the papules in the beginning, tend to appear for several days. If one is infected with chicken pox, the virus can be spread for 48 hours prior to breaking out in the papules. The patient will then stay contagious until all of the vesicles have scabbed over (Mayo Clinic 2015). The disease itself is mild for most people, but a vaccination is available and a very effective and safe way to prevent chicken pox and its complications. Varicella spreads very...
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...the benefits and dangers of childhood vaccines. Parents are especially eager to do what is best for their child to protect him or her. Some people have different opinions on what the best specifically entails when it comes to childhood vaccines. Vaccinations are a controversial discussion as parents question whether it should be mandatory or optional when they feel the cons outweigh the pros. The government says it is the right thing to do for parents and their families to remain safe from illnesses and diseases. However, there have been opinions of opposition voiced by parents and health advocates about whether or not it is worth the risk of being sick once vaccinated and whether these vaccinations actually work. The argument on both sides range from First Amendment right issues all the way to disabling health concerns. This essay will serve to examine and elaborate both the positive and negative perspectives on vaccinations in infants and children and why certain parents hesitate in vaccinating their children. The center of disease and control prevention(CDCP) claim there are five important vaccinations every child should receive. The chicken pox vaccine, measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) Vaccine, the Hepatitis vaccine, the haemophilus influenza type B(HIB) Vaccine, and pneumococcal conjugate vaccine. The chicken pox vaccine is probably the most common immunization. Chicken pox is an airborne disease that spreads quickly among younger children. Some symptoms include fever and...
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...hard time. Their house was over-flowing with rotten crabs, and their son was extremely ill. They thought the illness was from the stench of the crabs. One day when Pelayo went to the beach to throw some crabs back, he discovered something in the mud. The movement was an old man who had wings. Pelayo was told that it was an angel sent to take their son away, and they were advised to kill the old man. They did not kill the man; however, they found out that hundreds of pilgrims were willing to pay to see the angel. Elisenda and Pelayo put the man in the chicken coop and decided to charge five cents for people to see the angel. The curious came from far away. Less than a week there rooms were filled with money. After that, the people had begun to hear about a woman who had been changed into a spider because she disobeyed her parents. The spider-woman told her story to people and they listened with amazement.When she was a child she snuck out of her room to attend a dance. On her way home she was struck by a bolt of lightning that changed her into a spider. She was a frightful tarantula the size of a ram and with the head of a sad maiden. The only nourishment she got came from the meatballs that nice souls tossed into her mouth. People took to her story better than the old man who had...
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...RAISING CANES CHICKEN FINGERS FRANCHISE IN THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST BILOXI AREA Objective This Raising Canes Chicken Fingers franchise would strive to fit the hungry needs of the nearby patrons at the targeted area of Biloxi near Biloxi Regional Hospital and Casinos. While doing this Raising Canes would be expected to give superior service to customers, fair prices, and to be involved in the community in a positive way. Providing a fun, exciting, challenging world career with tremendous growth potential to all employees. Company History The chicken fingers have been served in the deep south states of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana for many years, but not as the only item on the menu. The founder of the Raising Canes Chicken Fingers, Todd Graves, was a business student at Louisiana State University. During Graves’ college days, he learned how to cook chicken fingers and developed a wonderful sauce to complement the taste (Cater III, J., & Chadwick, Ken). In college course he was told by one of his professors, after submitting his business idea for what would be later be named Raising Canes, he was told that the business proposal would not work and gave him a very low C grade for the class (http://www.rasingcanes.com). Graves went to financial institutions and other private investors with his business plan. Like his professor, they also told him the plan would not work saying “a restaurant serving only chicken finger meals will never make it”...
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...5 Things You Didn’t Know About Working In A Restaurant We have all dined in a restaurant in some point in time. Whether it be McDonald’s, Burger King, or Wendy’s. Hell, some of us might have had the balls to go to Hell’s Kitchen! But here’s a few facts that I’ve been through that might make you reconsider restaurants… Five things you might not know about restaurants… 1. Managing a Restaurant takes up all of your time When you decide to manage a restaurant, it’s worse than having a newborn child. You see, just like a child, it eats, breathes, shits, and cause havoc in your life. And just like a newborn child, it requires your constant attention. And like said new life in this world, you are ultimately responsible. It’s your day off? Fuck you! Somebody failed to show up for an important shift. You have a catering order to go out? You have to be there for it. You watch and plan everyday for as long as you’re in charge. Corporate makes you hire a new manager? Now you’re fucked. Not only are you responsible for making sure that they learn all the systems and procedures, you HAVE to let them fail so they can learn, only to clean up their mess. And as a training manager, you have the added cost of their labor on your books. Thank you powers that be! Let me hold some idiots’ hand and walk them through how to be a retard on my dime. Don’t get me wrong, we all need to learn and grow, but corporate doesn’t have to babysit. Speaking of babysitting… 2. The staff can be your worst...
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...Sunshine Corner…. By: Raketta Sauls A place full of fun and healthy ways to keep your child healthy and entertained. As spring comes to a head and summer time is right around the corner, we all have moments where we don’t know what to do on a boring hot day with our children. This corner will help you to find healthy snacks/drinks and find crafts that can keep your child entertained and full of excitement that you will cherish for the rest of your life. With this handy recipes and crafts, you will have memories that will last a life time. Crafts Homemade Play Dough 2 cups of flour 2tbsp. of oil (any type of oil) ½ cup salt 2 tbsp. cream of tartar 1 ½ cup boiling water Directions: Pour 2 cups of flour into a bow and add 1/2cup of salt. Mix in 2 tbsp. cream of tartar. Add 2 tbsp. of oil. Pour in the boiling water/ (caution the dough will be extremely hot at this point). Mix all ingredients together until dough is formed. After it has cooled, to make different colors of playdough, separate dough into equal parts and roll it into balls. Punch out the middle of ball to leave a little bowl for the gel food dye and drip gel dye into the bowls. (You can mix up the dyes at this point to mix up the dye colors). Knead the dough until the dye is thoroughly mixed. This procedure is messy and I would advise you to wear gloves to make sure hands are not stained and to place something ...
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...video I choose to watch about feral children was about a boy named Sujit that was raised by chickens. He was raised by chickens because as a young child his parents became annoyed and frustrated with him so they locked him in the chicken coop for a lot of his childhood, because of this Sujit never learned any of the basic skills that we all know how to do like read, write, speak and other daily tasks. I think what Sujit’s parents did to him was terrible. I think that Sujit’s parents are terrible people for doing what they did to him. In the video they show Sujit when they first meet him. He cannot do anything or he can't understand anything that anyone is trying to tell him. Since he was raised by chickens he ate like a chicken and acted like a chicken, he even tried to speak with people the way chickens talk to each other. After they found Sujit they put him in a nursing home where they chained him up to a wall where he could only lay on his bed. I felt terrible for Sujit. No one tried to help him learn new things or how to talk. After a couple of years people took Sujit out of the nursing home where he was treated terrible and some very nice people brought him in where they devote almost every day to help Sujit learn basic skills that we use everyday. They are trying to teach him how to speak and read and write. He is making progress but since he learned the way of the chickens basically developed his brain they are pretty sure that he will never be able to learn what we...
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...the fluid filled vesicles are seen, then to the rest of the body such as the mucous membranes, arms, legs, mouth, head, upper respiratory tract, vaginal/penis areas, and even the conjunctivae/ cornea. The vesicle stage of chickenpox happens when the lesions which resemble blisters can appear raised or depressed in appearance, and the third stage occurs when the blisters open, then dry and become scabs. Approximately by the third day of having chickenpox it is common to see all three of the different stages of vesicles at the same time. The skin lesions commonly two hundred to five hundred are referred to as one crop, with chicken pox there are approximately two to four crops during the illness. Chickenpox also occurs with moderate to intense pruritus due to the fluid filled vesicles throughout the skin surface. The symptoms that may occur with chicken pox are, a low grade fever, up to 102 degrees on average that typically begins a few days before the skin vesicles for adults which can be treated with Tylenol,...
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