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...The Mosaic is a collection of writing from international students at Brigham Young University-Hawaii. Read poetry, short stories and personal experiences by students from more than 10 different countries as they use English as a common language to share w...

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...Mosaic A Global Writers’ Spotlight Reading/Writing Center Department of English Brigham Young University-H... ... iCopyright © 2017 BYU-Hawaiʻi Reading/Writing Center. Copyright for individualwork is retained by individual auth... ...nities – Phillip McArthurEnglish Department Chair – Stephen HancockReading/Writing Center Director – Ban PhungReading/Writing Center Assistant Directo... ...ssistant Director – Kealani NetaneEditor – Erin BakerTutors at the Reading/Writing CenterSpecial thanks to all contributors ... ...heVietnam War. The vivid details of the escape on a stormy sea, the sparse foodrations at a refugee camp, and the eventual journey to America were tol... ...amiliar with the pollinating process. As a bee lands on aflower to collect food and pollen sticks to the bee’s legs. The bee moves on andeventually la... ...and not seeing Ken every day, I wished I were there. We had no water or food for the first two days. It had been five dayswithout food or water. I ... ...and stared at us. He looked ateach of us differently, it was as if we were food and he was just waiting for theright time to harvest. He was holding a... ...soldier showed upinside my room. He came in and locked the door. He had no food or clipboard. As 40I sat ...

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...6 Leitmotif (short prose without action, without conflict, without subject) 27 Hopes 30 Recollections of which I don’t wish to remember 33 Defect writings (short prose - essay) 35 Introduction in Gibberish 38 Curriculum Vitae 49 The typewriter 50 Landscape with dreams 51 The heroic day of an ordinary man 53 Savu of Lentza 56 Gallant affairs 58 Little history of...

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...FLORENTIN SMARANDACHE DEFECTIVE WRITING [ ] MathTiger Chennai, India ... ... 30Recollections of which I don’t wish to remember 33Defect writings (short prose - essay) 35Introduction in Gibberi... ...oet, playwright, essayist etc. (because however beingof a relatively young writing age, he has tackled all literary genres and non-genres defining (se... ...realize very well how like are his paradoxes tothose related in his Defect Writings, a mixtum compositum (as people say in Latin), unemacedoine (as pe... ...ns. That is whatmotivated him to send to us. from Arizona. these Defective writings, an experiment in self-explaining, of confession en queu de poisso... ...acity, that the opinions are sheltered in proper barns, that the spiritual foodof the cows and especially of the apathetic oxen is in abundance. And a... ...re and simple some people who haven’tknown anything else in their life but food and sleep (cowardice). But we will take no notice ofthis kind of peopl... ...wood,To not be watched in the neighbourhood,With a bottle of wine and some foodStriking a couple of geese in full.But hard he chopped a harsh snag,A d...

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...The answers cover such topics as: - why livestock are critical to food security - why free trade and markets can't solve food shortages - why aid shouldn't insist poor countries follow our model - how to reconcile science and commerce with popular ideals - how grass domestic happiness ...

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...Question and Answer Acknowledgements Author’s Preface The 10 Questions Chapter 1 Introducing Food Security Seeing Livestock Correctly Who is Food Insecure? Animal Products in Food Security Animal Production in a Food-insecure World Animal Production Systems Future Animal Production in Food Security Answering ...

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...ication entry Author: Falvey, J. Lindsay, author. Title: Beliefs that bias food & agriculture : questions I'm often asked / Lindsay Falvey. ISBN: 9780... ...)'"/5"*)!3*8'"(/"5//-"'&06,!(+D"'60%"*'"%!?%8!?%(&-"!)"(%&"@/41"""""""In a food-insecure country, animals increase food security by: 1. consuming pr... ...emediating key human nutrient deficiencies 6. acting as self-reproducing food (protein) bank, used timely31 7. being a food producing asset for la... ...g a food producing asset for landless farmers32 8. being a live store of food products for insecure times.""$%&'&" 0/)(,!76(!/)'" *,&" ,&-60&... ... ! Price drops ! Food shortage ! Price drops ... ... of Modern China. Berkeley.Pp207.130 Aurobindo Ghose (2003) Early Cultural Writings, Volume 1. Pondicherry. P545. Beliefs that Bias: Questions... ...92.372 Zoroastrianism, the first major monotheistic religion includes such writings as“He who would till the earth, . . . unto him will she bring fort...

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...SMALL FARMERS SECURE FOOD: SURVIVAL FOOD SECURITY, THE WORLD’S KITCHEN & THE CRITICAL ROLE OF SMALL FARMERS Small farmers tilling handkerchief sized farms feed more than half the world. They thus maintain national stability, forestall confl...

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... ii Acknowledgements - Of the continuing past vi Feeding Rome; Feeding the World Chapter 1 Introductory Words 1 Chapter 2 Food, Farmers and Fallacy 4 Secure Food Producers 5 False Security 9 Where Did We Go Wrong? 12 A Short Re-view of Economics 13 Common Needs 16 Uncommonsense 1...

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...Small Farmers Secure Food:Survival Food Security, the World’s Kitchen & the Crucial Role of Small Farmers ... ...agio, the birthplace of this book.Cataloguing infoii Small Farmers Secure Food Table of Contents ... ...t Feeding Rome; Feeding the WorldChapter 1 Introductory WordsChapter 2 Food, Farmers and Fallacy Secure Food Producers False Security ... ... Common Needs Uncommonsense Re-Integrating Economics Rights to Food Un-Free Food Trade Food as a Commodity Commoditization Lea... ...Risks Supply and Demand Policy ApproachesChapter 3 Securing Enough Food to Survive Rediscovering Food Security Forgotten Food; Forgott... ...Farmers Secure Food An Old Argument Revaluing a National Asset Writing-Off the Party Line Watering Down Dry Messages Small Farmer ... ...this knowledge about foodand Rome to Pliny’ nephew, Pliny the Younger, who writing in hisvilla above Lake Como, used agricultural metaphor to explain ... ...s whether it is a deliberate ignorance, or have thebenefits of reading and writing have not been fully conveyedto the masses?Gutenberg’s Legacy of Ign... ... food supply in poor countries. Thisgives rise to some ignorant columnists writing such non-sequiturs as; ‘if those countries would govern themselvesl...

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...1,764 pages, 43 chapters with endnotes, provides the reader with an education in food safety and the 1000s of healthy choices available to all of us if, and only if we know the hazards of certain additives and how to avoid them....

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...als—additives, colors, sweeteners, preservatives and excipients‚—have been surreptitiously and almost covertly or silently introduced into the global food supply in steadily increasing quantities since the 1940s. Pesticide and herbicide use has grown alongside this increase and now a typical apple contains as many as 15 detectable chemicals. The tap water is contaminated w...

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..., PRESERVATIVES, COLORS, SWEETENERS & PPCPs IN OUR FOOD & WATER 1600 Peer Reviewed Reports & Studies ... ...to “you are what you eat” than might initially meet the eye. Food Drugs consumed in infinitesimally minute amounts with regularity and o... ...enol analogues in canned sodas, the BHA and BHT in processed food, the polysorbates and parabens, tartrazine (Yellow 5) and sucralose—cr... ... Trans Fats are a very current and perfect example, among many, of a food drug thought to be not just safe, but healthy, that is n... ...many years during which the public was effectively sold on margarine. This food additive was pushed on the public with very clever marke... ... bisphenol analogues like BPF and BPS have quietly re- Writing in the journal PLOS Genetics in January 2015, they ... ...ns marked “No BPA,” right ...While we certainly hope that the FDA sees the writing on the wall and has anoutright ban of Bisphenol A and all of its an...

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...s My Selfish Attempt to Influence You Towards My Worldview, But, Trust Me, I Have a Sense of Humor; So, There is a Strong Possibility That Some of My Writings May Entertain You; I Would Recommend Anybody Who Has Laid His Hands on This Book to at Least Check Out the First Section Entitled Satire – It is a Very Small Section and a Pretty Light Reading. Then, You May Move Ont...

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...cation Date: January 30th 2016 3362 WRITINGS @ ANKUR MUTREJASatire, Reviews, Opinions and Philo... ... I have a sense of humor; so, there is a strongpossibility that some of my writings may entertain you; I would recommendanybody who has laid his hands... ...ding myphilosophical views would be if either you immensely liked my other writingsor you badly hated them. In either case, contact me from my website... ...nd dusk. While female anoles establish small territoriesallowing access to food and other resources, while males stake out largerterritories allowing ... ...’t think this kind of urban transportation system canoffer any alternative.FoodingEating-out seems to be a serious problem in this city. Of course, th... ...outhernUdupis and the northern Dhabas. There were plenty of road-side fast foodjoints, which offered momos, rolls, omelette, etc., but these things ca... ...able, open it right there, and leaveit for me to pour it in the glass. The food was good but the service waspathetic, but I still left the tip. Why?!!... ...e. I am against fine dining and like hygienically cooked,reasonably priced food to be served to all and sundry. However, the problemhere is that it wa... ...esn’t satisfy my cynical self. Iknow I am doing injustice to this place by writing below what I am firstbecause I have been here only for two days, so...

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...e: March 26th 2016 15 Jess CaylenJeff (Re-Writing) Twisted Love Story 2Acnowledgements/Authors note He... ...out of thought and look around, on the counter, stove, etc.and see no more food. “Wow, thanks for saving me some” I mutter under my breath. They d...

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... see you reading my philosophical views would be if either youimmensely liked my other writings or you badly hated them. In either case, contact mefro... ...ry at dawn and dusk. Whilefemale anoles establish small territories allowing access to food and other resources,while males stake out larger territori... ...ions. I donI t think this kind of urban transportation system can offer anyalternative.FoodingEating-out seems to be a serious problem in this city. O... ...s like the southern Udupis and the northernDhabas. There were plenty of road-side fast food joints, which offered momos, rolls,omelette, etc., but the... ...tle at the table, open it right there, and leave it forme to pour it in the glass. The food was good but the service was pathetic, but I still leftthe... ...ference tome. I am against fine dining and like hygienically cooked, reasonably priced food to beserved to all and sundry. However, the problem here i... ... am not discussing itbecause it has no established correlation with the scheme of this writing. ©2014-2015Ankur MutrejaChapter 2.1.3: Auroville(As I w... ...ut, that doesn t satisfy my cynical self. Iknow I am doing injustice to this place by writing below what I am first because I havebeen here only for ... ...lly is, at least in theory it is good except for a tilttowards HindutvaÐ, so I am not writing anything negative anymore because I have abias in favor...

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...unity—will find that AU-1, Air UniversityStyle and Author Guide is designed to unify their writing stylistically and togive them information about pub... ...s readers how to write or edit,but it does offer a coherent, consistent stylistic base for writing and editing.It includes guidance on a number of que... ...rom jugglingone handbook against another, the guide brings some stylistic consistency toAU writing. This printing of the Style Guide reflects a major... ...ecial to her. Do not use the all-numeral style for dates (3/11/50, etc.) in formal writing. However, in text discussing the events of [11 Sept... ...rily use profanity, vulgarity, abusive/offensive language, and so forth, in any of the writing you do under the auspices of Air University. ... ...proposed consti- tutional amendments: equal rights amendment (not ratified), food stamp bill. Capitalize the formal title of a... ...ge, often in theUnited States Code Annotated, and finally in the United States Code. 105. Food Security Act of 1985, HR 2100, 99th Cong., 1st sess., ... ..., interview by the author,7 March 1983. 177. Gerald Sorbet (vice president, Fred’s Frozen Foods, Bismarck, ND[or N. Dak.]), in discussion with the au... ...0 (1947): 755–75.Declaratory Judgment Act. US Code. Vol. 28, secs. 2201–2 (1952).US House. Food Security Act of 1985. 99th Cong., 1st sess., H. R. 210...

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...Worlds of Wonder Essays on Writing – Reflections on Life by Kevin Wade Johnson ... ...rise this volume. Table of ContentsWorlds of WonderEssays on WritingEntertaining and MemorableAcceleration in NarrativeStory DepthWorld ... ...orableAcceleration in NarrativeStory DepthWorld DepthRoads Between Worlds: Writing Multiple WorldsRoads Between Worlds: Traveling Between Parallel Wor... ...pattern behind all this. No wonder I wasstunned. The same thing powers my writing. I'll wonder about something, and come up with an answer. If there... ...it all starts in the same place. You just have to wonder. Super.Essays on WritingEntertaining and Memorable Originally written February 2015 ... ...up. Let it go. Seriously. Don't envy, but rather pity Mr. Lip-Lacking Fly-Food Dinkazoid.Worlds Apart No news that we live in a polarized world... ...errand, and you got hungry, so you stopped and picked up a little fast food? Or the errand's a long one, maybe going to several different pl... ...ood place to look, but that's not the point of this article, nor is (fast) food. It's intentionality. Try not to spend without paying attention. Try... ...superficial. See, what if you're sitting there thinkingmaybe you've gotten food poisoning? What if you're exhausted not just today but every day, from...

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... Prairie PioneerGrandpa John W. Dueck in front of his house. Writings and Genealogy of John W. Dueck April 2019 This i... ...ther, and believe wegrandchildren owe it to him and to his God to publish his writings, which are lively,scholarly, and in many cases inspirational. M... ...ader, learn to love himand his God also.Levi Dueck. THE WRITINGS 1. History and Events, translated and previously published b... ...dMargaretha. However I will come to father’s sickness and death later in this writing. As mentioned above the grandparents also had two daughters He... ...long adjoined tables, and given a feast. Normally we ate from a hugesupply of food with which we had provisioned ourselves while still at home inRussi... ...bags full oftoasted zweibach, of which some had enough left to serve as their food supply fora while even here in Manitoba. When the Emigrants in thei... ...number of days. All sorts of necessarygoods were purchased as well as various food stuffs. But everything was veryexpensive. Almost twice as expensive... ...o Selkirk’s confining walls.76 / John W. DueckDuring the last week he took no food from Tuesday to Saturday. When threeattendants entered the room to ... ...e. They say they have no more water in the Roseau River. They begged us for food and drink which we gave. Our river is in good shape because of th...

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... The creation of the new Institute of Melbourne School of Land and Environment on 1 July 1997 represents a landmark in the history of agricultural, food, forestry, horticulture and natural resource management education in Australia. It indicates a commitment from the Victorian College of Agriculture and Horticulture and the University of Melbourne to merge the agricultur...

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...wick 8. Gilbert Chandler 9. Glenormiston 10. MicMillan 11. VCAH 12. Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture 13. Institute of Land and Food Resources References Index...

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...ated Education inthe Victorian Colleges and the University of Melbourne Land and Food Agricultural and Related Education inthe Victorian C... ...lvey and Barrie Bardsley Institute of Land and Food Resources The University of Melbourne ... ... 1997 First published in 1997 by Institute of Land and Food Resources The University of Melbourne ... ... National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry: Land and Food: Agricultural and related education in the Victorian C... ...eyProfessor Lindsay Falvey is Dean and Chief Executive Officer of theInstitute of Land and Food Resources, the successor of the Faculty ofAgriculture,... ... farming, rather than grazing.The movement's beginning can be placed at 1871, when Wallis (writing as'Ackermann') produced a series of articles for th... ...lture's son, who later became Australian TradeCommissioner to the United States. Writing from an address at 25Broadway, New York, i... ... become insolvent in 1892 (refer to Chapter 2). Dow may well have seen the writing on the wall for the effects of the ... ...interesting factin the light of local agitation for a college in the area.Samuel Clements, writing as Mark Twain, was impressed by the proportionof ci...

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...ion is co-created.We sort of take for granted the people that grow andpack our food. - 13 -There is a dif... ...uneed to encounter a variety to know what is best foryou.I may not be great at writing stories, but I know that Ican write interesting sentences that ... ...hes: The coral reefs are safe islands. They protectus.Marine animals: We found food on coral reefs. We arethankful for that.Plants: The coral reefs ar... ...Idon't remember what I wrote. I am pretty sure I mustbe repeatedly reading and writing the same thing overand over again. I am repeatedly talking abou... ...or the world isconstantly changing.Just imagine. Imagine your own world.I kept writing and writing.I kept painting and painting.I kept living my life....

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...ta:Barber, Paul, 1941- Two thoughts with but a single mind: Crime and Punishment and the writing of fiction / by P. T. Barber, Mary Fleming Zirin,... ...ngineering academy there, but contemporaries describe the boy as moreabsorbed in reading and writing than in his studies. As soon as possible aftergra... ...blems. Yet like any writer, he was subject to thelimitations and basic principles of fiction-writing, so to uncover what he wasup to, our analysis inv... ...ive, beautiful. 24was being translated into Russian as Dostoevsky was writing his novel),states it thus: “Do not abuse thought,... ... first gave Dostoevsky the ideafor the symbolism, but he could have started with the idea of writing a bookabout an epiphany, then built it on scriptu... ...oes home and—lacking a switching device—remains inEmergency Mode and selfishly keeps all the food for himself. His poorchildren starve, his wife moves... ...fine-tuning thebeing we were in the process of creating. We need to give him somedesires—for food, for procreation, for a successful life—but we will ... ...about Svidrigailov propositioning Dunia (29-30/33). The landlady stops sending Raskolnikov food (26/28). Raskolnikov gets the idea of a loop under ...

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...Plausibility One of the things that kept me from writing a novel for a very long time was this nagging feeling that my plots were fake. Let me give you an example that isn't mine: nine people taking on an entire realm, a powerful and prepared one, and bringing it down. No...

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..."How to Write" My Approach May Not Work for You Why Write? Write to Be a Writer "Writing 101": Building Blocks "101" Part 1: Strong Verbs "101" Part 2: Passive Voice "101" Part 3: Weak Noun-Verb Constructions "101" Part 4: Concrete Nouns "101" Part 5: Overusing Adjectives and Adverbs "101" Part 6: V...

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...ng. 5. Fiction — Technique. 6. Fiction — Technique—Problems, exercises, etc. 7. Creative writing.To Betchen i TABLE OF CONTENTS... ...ce is easiest to illustrate if we remove it from astory. Imagine that Agatha Christie, while writing a new Hercule Poirotmystery, had found that Poiro... ...rder to create lots of contrast, the more predictable andstereotyped they become. If you are writing genre fiction, and your herois a tough detective,... ...ected and highly contrastive,hence vivid. Here we must fight off the common supposition that writingis efficient as it uses the fewest words possible ... ...th exposure. Creating intenseand unvaried conflict is like pouring Tabasco sauce on all your foodalike—the green beans, the prime rib, and the chocola... ...reads. Since he doesn’t do anything further with theimplication that our lungs are potential food and we are animals, one couldargue that he has used ... ...You can blast my other passions;but revenge remains—revenge, henceforth dearer than light or food! Imay die; but first you, my tyrant and tormentor, s... ...d in a restaurant when one of them picks up a saltshaker and tries to sprinkle salt on his food. But the saltshaker is stopped up, so nothing come... ...eaches for a toothpick, and clears out the holes in the lid. Then he sprinkles salt on his food. The two Bavarians look at each other. One of th...

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...r tomorrow's science. Add to that a rigorous insistence on literary quality—lucid and evocative writing, fully rounded characterization, and strong un... ...such books; when ther're well written they can be very good. But whenauthors are constrained to writing nothing but variations on the plots and styles... ...ence iction disappears. Science iction nis a literature of change; more than any otherkind of writing, sf needs to keep moving forward if it's to be... ...He made out a snake like loop of iber optics protrudingfrom a wall socket, a pile of discarded food containers, and the blade less nacelle of an elec... ...aited for an opening. Molly’s upturned face was smooth andstill, watching."I’ll go ind us some food," Case said. She nodded, lost in contemplation of... ..., company hymn, company funeral.He’d made nearly a full circuit of the dome before he found the food stalls. He bought yakitori onskewers and two tall... ...electric dance of Ninsei. This was different commerce, a different rhythm, in the smell of fast food andperfume and fresh summer sweat. With his deck ... ... he said,"whatever you got." Ten minutes later, an enthusiastic Chinese waiter arrived with his food. Hemunched raw tuna and rice and watched people t...

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...f homonyms;- and, of course, the eternal humor which helps as does the salt in the food! 4. Florentin’s Tautologies include pleonasms, synonyms, ap... ...n of homonyms;- don’t forget the eternal humor which helps as does the salt in the food!Most of the below examples use homophones, but a few examples ... ... *The love of evil is the root of all money. *Forbidden food is sweetest.Since poisoned mushroom is forbiddenit is sweetest...

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...t his mind at rest, he unwound himself, which I would rewind for man to readjust his clock of life. But then why not reveal his name when he is worth writing about? It’s because, the value of this tale lies not in his name, hallowed though, but in the hollowness of life he had led that is even as his name became a synonym for fame. However, if someone were to guess who it ...

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...readjust his clock of life. But then why not reveal hisname when he is worth writing about? It’s because, the value of this tale lies not in hisname, ... ...as cast in Anitha’s mold.” “I like your perceptivity, the acme of sensitive writing,” he said and addedreflectively. “Don’t I know you aspire to be a... ...h the glaring show of my life in all itsmyriad shades,” he said handing me a writing pad. Chapter 2 Pains of Regret “Not to speak ill of the dead,”... ...ng his wealth beginning to go up in flames. “Of what avail is a passionless writing, and the feeling-less reading,” he said turningenthusiastic. “Hop... ...roblem with the half-wits is that theyvalidate from small samples; well, any writing on the absurdities in cultures wouldmake a couple of volumes or m... ...alarmed, I goaded him to tell more about his father. “What a connoisseur of food he was!” he began enthusiastically. “Be it grains,cereals or vegetab... ...y of gluttons for we were frugal eaters all. But as peopleare taking to junk food these days it won’t be long before we may lose the cookingskills dev... ...than in its living,” he said.“While the cow dung cakes were used for cooking food, kachika, its ash served as thefamily tooth powder; it was left for ...