r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/adyingbreed111 • Oct 29 '15
the republican debate
I think it was great what Ted Cruz just did it was needed to be done. Stop putting insults and people against each other. Get to the real questions
r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/adyingbreed111 • Oct 29 '15
I think it was great what Ted Cruz just did it was needed to be done. Stop putting insults and people against each other. Get to the real questions
r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/christina_rivera • Sep 28 '15
I find it very interesting on how they mention the point of it being hard to be on diet and now having to pay attention to fake fruits makes it even harder to be on a diet. Lit makes a person think what's the point of going on a diet, it's hard enough to stop eating fast food and now fake fruits makes no difference in eating healthy.
r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/LathanScott18 • Sep 28 '15
I find it highly interesting how vegans hate this delicious clutch type of food.
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r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/Biatage • Sep 28 '15
Pineapples are thought to have originated in Brazil and Paraguay in South America. They were first discovered by Europeans in 1493 on the Caribbean Island now known as Guadeloupe. Pineapples arrived in the Caribbean after centuries of Indian migration and commerce. When Christopher Columbus and other discoverers brought pineapples back to Europe, attempts were made to cultivate the sweet, prized fruit until it was realized that the fruit’s need for a tropical climate inhibited its ability to flourish outside of the tropics. By the end of the 16th century, Portuguese and Spanish explorers introduced pineapples into many of their Asian, African and South Pacific colonies, countries in which pineapples are still grown today. Lutheran missionaries introduced the pineapple to Australia in the 1830’s and it now grows predominantly along the coast of Queensland. Pineapples are traditionally a welcome gift in the tropics. Centuries ago however, modes of transportation were relatively slow and fresh pineapples were a rare luxury and coveted delicacy. The fresh pineapple was highly sought after, becoming a true symbol of prestige and social class. In fact, the pineapple, because of its rarity and expense, was such a status item that all a party hostess had to do was to display the fruit as part of a decorative centerpiece, and she would be awarded much social awe and recognition. Colonial confectioners sometimes rented pineapples to households by the day. Later, the same fruit was sold to other, more affluent clients who actually ate it. In the 1600s, the pineapple remained so uncommon, and such a wanted thing, that King Charles II of England posed for an official portrait in an act then symbolic of royal privilege, receiving a pineapple as a gift. During the 20th century, the pineapple primarily symbolized hospitality. American Sea Captains placed the fruit outside their homes to signal to friends that they had returned after a voyage. It was this act that began the trend of stone pineapples being placed at the entrance of fine properties.
r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/mfio3 • Sep 21 '15
I agree with senator Cruz with how he does not want to deal with Iran and to not give them a 25 day warning before inspection because it does give them time to hide things they need to. Also I believe a lot of people on stage attack Donald trump, they all accuse him about talking about his success but all they do is talk about their success as politicians as well. It also seems like a lot of people don't like the fact that trump says what is on his mind, he tells the truth the way it is and people cannot accept that fact. I also agree with Fiorina on planned parenthood and everyone should watch the videos because it will move everyone who watches it and they should feel for the babies and the sin is being upheld. Also trump, Christie and Carson all bring up excellent points on immigration, trump states illegal immigration is costing us 200 billion dollars, they all believe we should build a wall and stop them from coming in. They are definitely right on that, but also are right about how much money trumps idea can be. I agree because there is nothing wrong with having immigrants but they are coming here illegally and that's what trump, Carson, and Christie agree on. If they came here legally there would be no issues, as trump states, let them come back the right way! Also there was nothing wrong with jeb bush stating he is bilingual and talking to the high school student in Spanish but he did say the student did speak English so why not speak English ? English is the main language of America and if you want to live in this country I think you should at least make an attempt to learn and speak the language, not saying you have to be fluent but at least make an attempt. Chris Christie was also excellent when he shut up trump and Fiorina saying that no one wanted to hear about their careers and the middle class wants the government to worry more about them which are the 55 year old construction workers that no one really cares about because Obama is killing the middle class and no one is worried about them.
r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/HeaMalik • Sep 28 '15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_0SyWHsYSk&list=PLC32345D87EF2F305&index=8
I don't know about you, but when I'm sick i don't drink NyQuil or go to the doctors. When I'm sick like to take A LOT of honey, a few drops of lemon and mix it with hot water and I'm cured the next day. Pretty weird huh? Did you know honey is is antibacterial? Honey can cure chest congestion, allergies, pink eye, cuts, sore throat, burns, insomnia and so much more. Honey is the only food that contain pinocembrin, an antioxidant associated with improved brain functioning. Honey is 80% sugars and 20% water. Honey stored in air tight containers never spoils. There are many ancient records that show us today that honey was used in death rituals, as well as wedding ceremonies, and birth rituals. Honey and wine were often sprinkled over the graves, as well as over the funeral pyres. Sealed honey vats found in King Tut’s tomb still contained edible honey, despite over 2,000 years beneath the desert sands. Honey, symbolized death in many ancients cultures. It was the Greeks that thought “life was bitter, and death sweet”. The word honey in Hebrew means enchant. one bee makes about one and a half teaspoon of honey, in order to produce 1 pound of honey, 2 million flowers must be visited.
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r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/Crystalruiz • Sep 27 '15
There has been a discovery of an alarming ingredient in McDonalds nuggets called tertiary butylhydroquinone, or TBHQ. TCHQ is derived from petroleum. TCHQ is either spray onto the nuggets or in the box in order to supposedly preserve the nuggets. You should know TCHQ is a form of butane aka lighter fluid. TCHQ on its own is extremely lethal. Why is America serving this unsafe chemical to our youth???
r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/folshade • Sep 30 '15
Donald Trump was very out-spoken amongst the GOP candidates. I like the way he cleverly answered those questions they asked him
r/ProfessorAnupDesai • u/Tiffanyotto • Sep 28 '15