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Skip to comments.What are your impressions of Japanese and their society after seeing all the TV reports ? (Vanity )
Posted on 03/14/2011 2:01:54 AM PDT by sushiman
I've been here ( Japan ) a long time , so what I have seen does not surprise me : the people's resilience ; the community spirit ; the never give up attitude ; the discipline ; etc...I would love to hear what your impressions have been , watching from halfway around the world .
I haven't watched TV in years.
But after reading all of these threads, I want to go to Japan for vacation to help their economy.
Don't have the $$$ for it, though.
Very patient people. Maybe someone has seen looting and rioting, but I haven't.
I have heard no reports of looting, and that alone speaks volumes.
An incredibly organized, disciplined, and honorable societal structure in stark contrast to what you see in other places (such as New Orleans)during similar tragic events. I had the pleasure of spending some time in Japan in the 90's and look forward to returning some day. I wish the Japanese all the best as they recover from the devastation, which they will do through sheer will and determination.
I thought real disasters had people whining for government from their rooftops.
I worked with a guy who spent six years in Japan. As he described it....you just don't see crime or looting in the rural areas of Japan at all. These are a very proud people who don't allow punks to get out of control typically.
If this happened in the United States, millions of mind-numbed Obamatrons would be clamoring for a trillion-dollar stimulus.
Last I heard , Japan does not have a branch of NAMBLA .
We were right to drop the atom bomb on them in WW2. They would have fought to the last man otherwise. What a contrast to the "victims" of Hurricane Katrina who just sat on their bums waiting for the government to do something.
I agree about the bomb , and also with your comments re : contrast to Katrina .
I've been here 25 years , so what I've seen does not surprise me at all , obviously .
1. How are the people in Japan reacting to the catastrophe?
2. What would the reaction be if a similar event occurred here?
The general consensus I am hearing to question one is this:
1. The Japanese are remarkably self controlled and law abiding.
2. Their actions are governed by strong moral convictions and a sense of community.
3. These traits are probably the result of upbringing and culture.
The reaction to a similar event here in the states would vary greatly by region. In some areas the people would be remain law abiding and self controlled. They would try to help one another. In other areas of the country there would be massive looting, other criminal activities, and demands for government handouts. The difference in these two reactions are the difference in the upbringing and morality of the local inhabitants.
Hope all goes well for you and your family in Japan.
Everyone I am talking to is frustrated that there is not much we can do to help the people in serious trouble. But as for the resilience, the community spirit, discipline etc., I've been here so long I just can't imagine Japanese people acting any other way.
I dont know about that
You've obviously never been there.
Japanese stoicism may be a valid impression, I don't know. However, let me remind everyone that the whole Gulf Coast was hit by Katrina, and not all the reaction was like that of New Orleans. In many areas the people just put their shoulders to the grindstone and started to rebuild.
Searching for survivors despite knowing they'll get dosed with radiation in the area of the reactors, the reactor crews staying at their posts with the knowledge they may not live long afterwards.
Both acting on the glimmer of hope that their actions will give someone else a fighting chance even at personal cost to them.
Accurate assessment?
I don't know, I haven't been able to keep up with it.
But that is the impression I get on that aspect of things.
No. That term is Mandarin Chinese in origin.
Gung = work
ho = (when used in this application) signifies co-operation
Gung ho = work together.
OK, I just have top point out.
Yakuza = NOT honorable!
Same with the illicit "Soap Works", kiddy porn, drug culture, etc.
Japan has many if not most of the same issues we do.
They also have access to criminal "persuasion" techniques that would be unconstitutional here.
Beating to gain a confession is legal and not unusual, FEAR can be a factor in most remaining demure in the face of disaster.
I visited Japan several times in the 80's, I personally installed their very first "Voicemail" system.
The Japanese are generous host, they can be great business partners.
But in reality their morals are just not the same as ours.
A mistress is a sign of success, intellectual theft is not so much a crime but being caught at it is.
Evening drunkenness is a national pastime.
I also quickly learned they are often incredibly arrogant, to the point of risking their careers over trivial assumptions.
I enjoyed my trips there, it's unlikely I will ever go back only due to expense and having no legitimate reason to return as I no longer work in electronics.
I hope my old working partner Kenji Sagusa, his wife, and mistress are all OK.
I also hope the Yakuza mobsters do not take too much advantage of the situation, skimming from the rebuilding, etc.
The Japanese have experience with this type of disaster, they will clean it up and rebuild.
Uh, I've decided that "diversity" of culture is not our strength.
There is something to be said for a harmonious culture, where everyone understands what sort of conduct is expected and condoned.
Much has been contrasted to the conduct of Americans during Katrina. It's important to note that the behavior of poor black Americans in these circumstances is not race-based; it's cultural and unique to blacks indoctrinated in liberal victimhood. When you speak to new arrivals directly from Africa, they sincerely cannot understand why black Americans are so mad.
They arrive here, and like immigrants before them, learn the language if they don't already know it (although many speak the Queen's English to begin with) and they get a cab license, open a shop, or get a job (so they can raise the cash to open a shop later). They are industrious. Most, if not all, will tell you that they don't feel any discrimination at all. It is for this very reason that immigrants from Africa DO NOT ALLOW their American-born children to associate with black African-Americans. They have nothing in common with these children and moreover, they don't want them to "contaminate" their kids. (Contamination is their word, not mine.)
Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and their ilk can be the ones you send the Thank You notes to.....
I lived in Japan for two years as a kid, and I like and respect the Japanese.
I have always admired their incredible stoicism in the face of hardship. This is no exception.
It makes me a little embarrassed, but I have to keep in mind that Americans have shown their mettle too in some situations, though not all.
I pray for the Japanese.
I will admit I have a slight bias in favor of the Japanese. One of my best friends when I was little was Japanese, an older girl who took time to play with one much younger. I always thought she was beautiful, had gorgeous long, black hair and I loved to hear her speak. She was born in the US and was bilingual.
From the first news announcement I felt that Japan would put us to shame when dealing with tragedy on such a wide scale. Behavior during Katrina was disgusting and I live too near and used to work in Detroit, a man-made continuing disaster. I know it's early yet, but I have no doubts Japan will rebuild and heal quickly. Unlike Katrina and Haiti, I have no reservations about donating to help speed things up.
The ability for the government and industry to lie effortlessly is pretty impressive
Honestly? Japan is reacting exactly as I expected they would from the first moment I heard about it; politely and efficiently.
Bataan Death March pretty much says it all. They are great until they have a bayonet in your back. They will bounce back because they are Japanese. But don't trust them with your life(i.e. radiation).
I had a Japanese boss at one time. Definitely very cool under pressure.
A friend sent me photos of modern day Hiroshima and Detroit. When you compare these cities now and 60 years ago you realize how different our societies are.
I am very impressed with their resilience and calm. It's too bad our media people headed out there. You know they are going to turn it into a circus of misinformation and finger pointing.
"...often incredibly arrogant, to the point of risking their careers over trivial assumptions."
An example, please?
Jackson showed the crowd how to make Molotov cocktails, beat up whites and Asians, and urged them to pick out now that new 60" 3-D LCD/LED set they want at Best Buy so that when they start looting, burning and killing they'll know exactly where to go and what to steal!
I was in Hurricane Katrina on the Mississippi Gulf Coast..was driving a two year old Mercedes..paid cash for it.
My total assistance was a grilled cheeseburger..from a retired Air Force Colonel who came from Florida with his two daughters. He set up on Hwy 49 in the Sams parking lot. I came from Montgomery to see the damage..after I evacuated.
There was no gas..no food available..The grilled cheeseburgers were tempting and it was what I needed.
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I am amazed at how organized the Japanese people are, but after looking at all the photos, there is one question that puzzles me.
Do Japanese people ever buy cars that aren't white?
Because Japan is such a very disciplined society by world standards, they are handling this tremendous tragedy amazingly well. Otherwise, they couldn't have easily handled something like the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake (which pretty much destroyed most of Tokyo and Yokohama areas) or even the effects of World War II.
Admittedly, this doesn't extend to the kind of group shame over their military's behavior during WWII which the Germans so overtly express (one can blame this as much on MacArthur and his need to get them back on their feet and in line against the Soviets as anyone - Japanese civilians weren't hustled out of the rubble through the POW and concentration camps and their children were never taught the truth about the war) but you don't find any tolerance for sloth and squalor, nor any tendency to blame others for one's own bad choices and fate.
They are a unique and remarkably disciplined people. You may not have the many years experience in dealing with them some of us have and only see the negatives. Their perverse media is what it is, but before casting too many stones, have you heard about the 11 year old gang rape victim in Texas and the pedo ring they just broke up in that small British town? The Japanese people today, not the adults of 65 plus years ago, are very deserving of respect and our help right now.
THey are disciplined but highly dependent. Watch that help disappear and things will be different. My bet is that these people do not give a crap and would eat each other as canibal cook books have come out of Japan.
Our cities are corrupt. Katrina and Wisconsin riot with cops stealing and cross dressing point to the public unions obsessing hold for power. Yakusa is no different.
I think that what you're describing is a word in short supply in this country, from a long time ago.
Honor is no longer rewarded in this country. Sloth, laziness, and irresponsibility IS rewarded.
You get more of what you reward. There are no rewards for being law-abiding, patient, or selfless.
The only thing that is rewarded is what you can get away with, all the while hoisting the cultural flag of victimhood as your excuse.
Trust me, we're screwed without the steak dinner.
I'm very impressed. They have responded much like the unentitled, non-welfare areas of our country do in disasters.
People truly do share a bond.
I feel for them and wish that geography did not prevent my taking in a Japanese family.
Handouts turn people into expectant, unappreciative, disrespectful oafs.
That picture of the pile of white cars were most likely 2nd hand for export to 2nd/3rd world countries . White is popular finish , though , as it is the least expensive paint option . It is also said that white cars fetch more on a trade-in. Also lot of companies prefer using white cars for company use.
No looting of TV's, beer and athletic shoes! No trashing of, violence and rapes in the shelter they are given. No pushing, shoving, violence in lines. No demanding somebody else do something/give them something. No debit cards with people buying Gucci purses with them. And I'm sure there will be no people demanding and getting free housing and money for 5 years afterward. They will pull together, rebuild and help each other. The comparisons are astonishing.
Could not agree more. Mention the word "honor" to a "Liberal" and they will laugh or point to the perversion of the word so common in certain "cultures". A capacity to feel shame is what enforces personal honor and it must be taught by tough and loving parents who inculcate the child. Not easy but without it the results can be really ugly.
No shopping carts filled with beer or looted televisions, just lines of people who had lost everything. Two little kids, one who had saved her cat and another who had her pet rabbit with her..........
It sure wasn't the embarrassing Katrina crowd.......I'd be more than happy to offer my home to any of those familes for as long as it took to get back on their feet.
Don't see any "Amish" behavior that is evident in our cities during disasters.
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Mr. Ernest Norris "Ernie" Johnson, age 55, of Covington passed away November 17, 2011 at Newton Medical Center. He was born March 3, 1956 in Ozark, Alabama at Fort Rucker to the late Ernest "Son" Johnson and Charlotte Johnson who survives him. Ernie was the former owner of Covington Radiator and was employed for many years at Bulldog Tire and Midas Muffler in Covington. He was of the Baptist faith and was preceded in death by his father Ernest "Son" Johnson and his brother Nathan Randall Johnson.
Ms. Maxine Cosby Harris departed this earthly life On Nov. 13. On April 26, 1967, Maxine Cosby was born in Morgan County, to the late Freeman Cosby, Sr. and Betty Clemons. The family later moved to Newton County, where she was educated in the Newton County School System. She was united in matrimony in 1997 to Mr. Larry Harris. The union was blessed with a beautiful daughter, Layonna.
Marvin T. Pressley of Covington, passed away November 15, 2011 at Abbey Hospice in Social Circle. He was 70 years old at the time of his death. He was preceded in death by his parents, Vernon and Zelvia (Bishop) Pressley. Mr. Pressley enjoyed hot rod cars, drag racing, fishing and mechanical work. He was a selfless man who had a heart of gold and was willing to help anyone. He loved driving a loader and going to the mountains. Mr. Pressley was a member of the VFW, Disabled American Veterans, and the American Legion. He will be remembered as a ...
Lorene P. Rainey of Covington, passed away November 16, 2011, at the age of 96. Mrs. Rainey was a faithful member of Alcovy United Methodist Church, for over 30 years, and loved her church family dearly. She enjoyed watching the Atlanta Braves, reading, and working in the flower garden. Mrs. Rainey loved her family, and enjoyed cooking for them. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glen Rainey; and her parents, Monroe Sanford and Leona (Evans) Pair.
Elizabeth L. Alley of Covington, passed away November 14, 2011, at Newton Medical Center. She was 75 years old at the time of her death. She was preceded in death by her parents, Lewellyn Irwin and Louella Price, sister, Dorothy, and brother, Junior Price. Mrs. Alley was a member of the Red Hat Society in Covington, and enjoyed spending time with her family and friends.
Mrs. Kathryn Reagan Hunnicutt, age 94, of Covington passed away November 12, 2011. She was born August 1, 1917in Covington, Georgia to the late William L. and Eleanor Capes Reagan. Mrs. Hunnicutt was a very active and long time member of the First Presbyterian Church of Covington, serving for many years as the Treasurer of the Sunday school. She was also retired after 51 years of service from Belk's Department Store. She was preceded in death by her husband, William Edward Hunnicutt. Mrs. Hunnicutt is survived by her Nieces and Nephews, other family and close friends.
Mrs. Martha Kate Syphoe Hightower died Nov. 9 at Newton Medical Center.
Mr. Frank A. McCrackin of Covington died November 10, 2011 at Rockdale Medical Center at the age of 86. He was born to the late Arthur C. and Georgia Ann Dunn McCrackin in Telfair County, GA, was a veteran of the U.S. Army, and was employed by Williams Brothers Lumber Co. for 35 years. He enjoyed hunting, gardening and mowing the yard at church. A cowboy at heart, he enjoyed westerns and horseback riding. Frank was a huge GA Bulldog fan, and loved spending time with his family. He is preceded in death by his son-in-law, Jimmy Knight.
Randall T. Wade, Sr., of Mansfield passed away November 9, 2011 at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. He was 53 years old at the time of his death. He was preceded in death by his parents, Zinnie Aubury and Gladys Mildred (Blankenship) Wade. Mr. Wade enjoyed fishing, watching TV, traveling, and learning. He loved spending time with his family.
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Mrs. Jewell T. Shelton of Mansfield passed away November 2, 2011 at Newton Medical Center. She was 97 years old at the time of her death. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank Shelton, and parents, Arthur and Ophelia (Tanner) Callaway. Mrs. Shelton was a homemaker who enjoyed vegetable and flower gardening. She was a wonderful cook, with cakes being her specialty. Mrs. Shelton was a member of Mansfield Baptist Church, where she was a faithful nursery worker for many years. She loved being with her grand and great-grandchildren.
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We all really need to know how to locate and use all our gear by touch. Well except for firearms, then you at least need a spotter you can trust:)- George
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Ask my daughter who ended up with a wet ***:)
None at all, not the first time I have done it and I am 300 lbs.- George
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Tukahoe is only about an hour from us. Many of the staff are scouts from our troop/church. My wife said I joined Scouts and took my son.- George
Holy cow, I think we need our own 300+ Hanger Forum. BTW I am not fat, but big boned:) I love my doublenest but just like anyone getting more into something I just wanted to know what would be an...
OK, I have been hanging a year and now pretty much hang every day. Started with a Doublenest since I am 6'2 310 lbs, it was a no brainer for an entry level hammock. Now that I am more into it and...
Very kewl, I leave in 10 days. I go to Camp Tuckahoe in Dillsburg PA. There only leaders and hang.- George
I put a USGI bug net ($10) over it. It was plenty big enough. I just put elastic around the end and bunched it up. Also used a GI Issue poncho before getting my tarp.
It is my first and only hammock. I sleep in it in my yard a few days a week and used it all week at Scout camp this summer. I don't have anything bad to say, take into consideration that I have...
Not to go OT but is there anyone interested in an overnight during the week? I travel a lot of weekends to teach.- George
Welcome to PA and HF- George
Man, do I have some time logged driving down the Beta flats in Belcamp.
Used to be a police in Harford County and now live in Southern PA. If I am in country I will try to make the hang, what is the date?- George
Did it for the first time out of necessity in my parents yard. Only had one tree.
The Wobbie has no head hole, strange huh?
This is a very slippery slope. I have tinkering with gear since my army days. Now it could get serious. So what are some of the first things I should try? I am thinking stuff sacks and a DIY...
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I had my ENO Double set up in the yard (where I sleep) with...
I will chime in. Put the wobbies in a zip lock and roll the air out. You will be surprised (OK maybe not this crowd) at how small it gets and as my brother Tom said see what you can fit into the...
I am 6'2 and 310 and my ENO Doublenest is holding up well from nightly use.- George
I love poncho liners so whatever works for me.
Great to have you here brother.- George
I plan on sewing one like my smoke jumpers bag pictured here-
I sleep out in my yard pretty much every night. I have a...
When they are Dxed and got to the DRMO they are usually sewed up/repaired pretty good. I will be taking the worst of mine anyway to build a killer woobie pillow. BTW kids love these too. You can...
Heavy is a relative term. I have carried a ruck for too many miles with useless heavy stuff I had to carry, so carrying heavy stuff I need is OK with me. Can you explain how you did your mod, I dig...
Got mine at the gun show last weekend for $10. Same thing as here
Just put it up on my Doublenest. ...
You can tell how good a piece of issued gear is by how many get stolen and the "wobbie" is at the top of the list. I love my issued one from many moons ago. I am in for 5.- George
Yes it does, I believe more timely than ever. I plan to get a tattoo of this in black and gray eventually.- George
I have never been good a predicting flat tires so I won't even try to predict when I will need a gun. I have needed both several times and was always glad I had them.- George
I would be hesitant reaching into a loose "sack" grabbing a pistol due to sympathetic reflex. At least you should have a holster of some sort covering the trigger guard. The above is the best...
I was really wondering how it would hold up to some real rain. Last night I found out. It rained like it does in horror movies. Rough winds, thunder & lightening. Out of 100% I would say it was...
Kewl, teaching ties me up most weekends and I am home during the week, opposite of the rest of the world. I will try to make it though.- George
USGI Poncho
I try to be suitably armed at all times. That means different things to different people. To me it means a light, knife, and pistol within arms reach. I was trying to figure out out to keep a...
Very kewl, I hope to attempt my first soon- George
Last time I was there it was not "run" at all.
They have a decent range too- George
Like I said, the guy said is was a SJ bag. Either way I dig it-
Very nice set up, I kind of went with the idea of what would be the best I could do with what I had on hand if I had to. I just ordered some material last night to put together a proper tarp. I am...
I may be able to get in on this next time. I am about 30 min from Lancaster and go to a cigar shop their every once in a while.- George
I am trying to find someone. Just got four yards from http://www.rockywoods.com/ in MARPAT camo for $30 shipped for pre-treated stuff. The have some good stuff on that site- George
Thanks, it was comfy last night. How do you like my avatar Tom?


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Wards ABO Blood Typing Lab
The objective of this lab is to determine the blood types of each person and see how the blood reacts to different serums—Anti-A, Anti-B, and Anti-Rh. The way in which we'll verify the blood types of each person is by looking at the agglutination that occurs in our experiment. Apart from understanding the connection between agglutination and discovering blood types, we also learn about the importance of blood typing and how crucial getting the right blood types of each person in a hospital is. Unless a person has type AB blood—universal donor—they would die if they received a blood transfusion from someone who has a different blood type than them. The agglutination that occurs in our experiment will not only help us determine the blood type of that person, but also helps us understand the concept behind blood crossing and the potential dangers of accidental blood transfusions.
Since we're trying to determine the blood types of each person, my guess is that there will be one of each blood type—A, B, O, and AB blood and agglutination won't occur in type O blood since it's a universal donor and doesn't have any antigens.
PART A: ABO and Rh BLOOD TYPING
Materials needed per group-
· 4 Blood typing slides
· 12 Toothpicks
Shared Materials-
· 4 Unknown blood samples:
o Mr. Smith
o Mr. Jones
o Mr. Green
o Ms. Brown
· Simulated Anti-A Serum
· Simulated Anti-B Serum
· Simulated Anti-Rh Serum
1. Label each blood typing slide on a blank piece of paper with the following:
Slide #1: Mr. Smith
Slide #2: Mr. Jones
Slide #3: Mr. Green
Slide #4: Ms. Brown
2. Place three to four drops of Mr. Smith's blood in each of the A, B, and Rh wells of Slide #1
3. Place three to four drops of Mr. Jones's blood in each of the A, B, and Rh wells of Slide #2
4. Place three to four drops of Mr. Green's blood in each of the A, B, and Rh wells of Slide #3
5. Place three to four drops of Ms. Brown's blood in each of the A, B, and Rh wells of Slide #4
6. Place three to four drops of simulated anti-B serum in each B well on the four slides
7. Place three to four drops of the simulated anti-Rh serum in each Rh well on the four slides
*Make sure all the droplets are about the same size. Applies to procedures 2-7
8. Obtain three toothpicks per blood typing slide. Stir each well with a separate clean toothpick for about 30 seconds. To avoid splattering the simulated blood, do not press too hard on the typing tray 9. Observe each slide and record observations in Table. 10. Wash toothpicks and slide trays after use
PART B: Blood Cell Count
Materials Needed per Group-
· 1 Microscope Slide · 1 Coverslip · WARD'S Simulated Blood [Mr. Jones] · Compound Microscope
1. Thoroughly shake the vial of simulated blood that belongs to Mr. Jones
2. Add a small drop of Mr. Jones's simulated blood to the microscope slide
3. Lower the coverslip onto the slide slowly to avoid trapping air bubbles
4. Absorb excess sample from coverslip with a paper tissue
5. On low power objective, observe the slide. Find an area with the best distribution of cells
6. Switch to 400X magnification and observe slide again
7. Count number of simulated red blood cells and record data in Table 2
8. Count number of simulated white blood cells and record data in Table 2
9. Repeat counting procedure with two other fields of view. Record data in Table 2
10. Calculate average red blood cell count and white blood cell count and record data in Table 2
11. Multiply the average number of red and white blood cells by the dilution factor to determine the number of red and white blood cells per cubic millimetre. Record value in Table 2
12. Wash coverslip and slide
Table 1
|Anti-A Serum
|Anti-B Serum
|Anti-Rh Serum
|Blood Type
|Slide #1
Mr. Smith
|Very clumpy
|Very clumpy
|Slide #2
Mr. Jones
|Normal, solution thicker than others
|Slide #3
Mr. Green
|Viscous, clumpy
|Sort of clumpy
|Viscous, clumpy
|Slide #4
Ms. Brown
Table 2
|Blood Cell Type
|Cell Count
|Total # of Cells
|Average # of Cells
Or Total/3
|Dilution Factor
|Total # Blood Cells per mm3 or Avg. # of Cells x Dilution Factor
|Red (Red)
|White (Blue)
- chart/graph on main document.
Through our experiment, we've concluded that Mr. Jones has type B- blood, Mr. Smith has type A+ blood, Mr. Green has type AB+ blood, and Ms. Brown has type O- blood. From this experiment, we've determined that since Ms. Brown has type O- blood, every other blood type can safely receive her donated blood, but she can only receive type O blood from other donors. Apart from figuring out the blood types of each 'person', we also applied our knowledge or recessive and dominant traits in the punnett squares to these blood types, for example, we can conclude that a man with a blood type of O could not be the father of a child with type AB blood due to the fact that type AB blood's genotype is (IᴬIᴮ) and O blood's genotype is ( i i ) and is recessive. If parent 1 has type A blood (Iᴬi) and parent 2 has type B blood (Iᴮi), there is a 25% chance that their child will have type O blood, 25% chance of type A blood (Iᴬi), 25% chance of type B blood (Iᴮi), and 25 % chance of having type AB blood (IᴬIᴮ). Through this lab, we can learn the importance of medical history in a hospital as a person could die if they receive a transfusion from a donor whose blood type is different than theirs.
Overall, I think we did a fairly good job on this lab, but one thing we can improve on is efficiency. I think if we were more efficient with our time, we could've done part B of the experiment—the blood cell count—twice and compare our results. We did well on following the procedure and completing the experiment. Another thing that I think I can improve on for my next lab is recording data and observations because I think I could've added side notes and record more observations down to support my lab.
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If you dropped the yeast out of the bottom of the conical that means it had flocculated and fallen down there. It does this when it is done fermenting. There is still a bunch of yeast in suspension after only 4 days of fermentation, so any last bit of cleaning up will still take place. The stuff at the bottom has basically fallen asleep.So, you're saying that transferring from a primary vessel to a secondary vessel before or just as fermentation has stopped is good practice because the yeast in suspension will do the job of cleaning up off flavors or finishing fermentation?
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Clare Boothe Luce liked to say that "a great man is one sentence." Presidents, in particular. The most common "one sentence" for George W. Bush (whose legacy is being reassessed as his presidential library opens) is: "He kept us safe."
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Saline, MI Job Openings
Subway1010 E. Michigan Ave
Saline, MI
Wendy's760 E. Michigan
Saline, MI
The Cleaning AuthoritySaline and Surrounding Areas
Saline, MI
Morrison Community LivingSaline, MI
Saline, MI
Ruby TuesdayRUBY TUESDAY 1375 E Michigan Avenue1375 E Michigan
Saline, MI
Speedway LLC134 E Michigan
Saline, MI
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