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Biomolecules and Human Health 22 Replies

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Worthless Species? 33 Replies

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What Is Science? 68 Replies

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POND PREVIEW 46 Replies

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Shark Cartilage: What's the Deal? 86 Replies

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Current Issues in Biology

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Nutrition Labels - An Analysis 20 Replies

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What is Life? 23 Replies

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Diversity Field Study - A Terrestrial Ecosystem 16 Replies

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Levels of Biological Organization 3 Replies

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Essay Rubric

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Things to Share

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Classroom visit on summer research 17 Replies

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Synthesizing Respiration & Photosynthesis 5 Replies

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Photosynthesis/Cellular Respiration Diagrams 18 Replies

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Cell Respiration: Quick site review 32 Replies

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Photosynthesis: Quick site review 26 Replies

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Announcements & Reminders

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The Cell: Bringing things together... 19 Replies

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ANNOUNCEMENT: College Tuition Letter to Parents 1 Reply

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Thinking Critically

This thread will be used to pose questions requiring evaluation or synthesis of the course material in any given area. This strategy will allow us to make meaning of the facts presented in POB. View Discussions

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The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus 56 Replies

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Sex & Gender Determination: Quick site review 55 Replies

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research at many levels 27 Replies

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Laci Shoemaker replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'
Sorry this is so late but.... Awhile back we learned about carbs & fats, what stood out to me the most is when we started talking about diets, diet plans & diet pills. I think they are all a bunch of bull. As Mr. Nash said, as long as you consume...
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Kylie Warner replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'
So through the last two class periods, I've figured out that anything about dieting that I thought I knew was all a misconception. Like all the media and advertisements about low carbs, zero trans fat, and just the way people think, has been prett...
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Sean Nash commented on Sean Nash's photo 'healthy two year old?'
Thanks for the kind words about Miss Delaney. ;) I agree about the color of the meal. I think we can be lead astray by that if we include a lot of processed foods. However, with mostly whole foods... or items with only few ingredients... I think ...
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Ali Bargu commented on Sean Nash's photo 'healthy two year old?'
I do agree with Hunter.I think the easiest way to tell quickly that this meal is probably not really bad, without being really scientific, is only to look at all the different colors at that one plate. It has about 8 colors in it... And our brain ...
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Ali Bargu Understand the living of Science, to understand the life of our own!
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Shelby Hawkins commented on Shelby Hawkins's photo 'Chinese vegetarian bbq'
Here is Hsin-Ping Talking about the sauce!! [8:26:05 AM] supergeneration: that me check~ [8:28:03 AM] supergeneration: this sause was made by an old soldiers long long time ago [8:28:39 AM] supergeneration: and everybody loves it, so it's the mos...
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josh steltenpohl replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'
The most important thing in the experiment to me was just learning how to break down the food. Things i learned from the experiment was that not all the foods i thought were healthy weren't that healthy. I would not have said all of the things tha...
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Shelby Hawkins commented on Shelby Hawkins's photo 'Untitled'
We did have a ton of low-carb stuff, even low carb pasta!!! The irony! But this weekend we cleaned out all of our pantries, and threw it all away!
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Sean Nash commented on Sean Nash's photo 'NO CARBS!!!'
Hunter... check out the statement in this page about McDonald's fries & trans fat. The differences across national barriers are very interesting (and creepy). The image you posted is certainly a Photoshop job that someone did as a satire on a plac...
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Sean Nash commented on Sean Nash's photo 'healthy two year old?'
Good questions... Does she eat tomato plain? Uhhhhh... yeah. It is like candy to her. She would almost just eat a plateful. Good stuff. And when this photo was taken... she would tear this stuff UP. She's still devours pretty much all you see on t...
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Sean Nash commented on Shelby Hawkins's photo 'Untitled'
Nice image! Thanks so much for adding these to the discussion...
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Hunter Ewart commented on Sean Nash's photo 'healthy two year old?'
Yeah i agree with Shelby. They can definitly pack my kids lunch. It fits what they tell youbout nutrieton too as far as having different colors and vegetbles. i have a question does the child actually eat it or does it just nibble and move on?
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Hunter Ewart commented on Sean Nash's video 'Mmmmmmm.... hot dogs!'
Yuck!! What were my parents thinking when they were feeding me this stuff. It's basically leftovers of other animals that they didn't need just combined into one thing.
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Hunter Ewart commented on Sean Nash's photo 'NO CARBS!!!'
What exactly is this ade trying to say? Just wondering
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Shelby Hawkins commented on Sean Nash's video 'Mmmmmmm.... hot dogs!'
oh man that was soo gross! It also led to me watching a few others "how it's made", which led to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjhkJUDm9nQ&feature=player_embedded It's sad! :(
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Shelby Hawkins commented on Sean Nash's photo 'healthy two year old?'
I know who I want to pack my school lunches! This looks like a reasonable meal. I especially noticed how it fits the view of the book we have been reading about how the meal should have a lot more vegetables/fruit and less meat. These also seem li...
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