“I know there are more people who could use these.” An Orangeville restaurateur is asking the community to spread the word about this new campaign for those in need. https://t.co/NKY3QpHcBN
SHOW ME THE MONEY! We highly suggest you log onto the Canada Revenue Agency website. This new feature has Canadians finding uncashed cheques for as high as $12,000 from years ago. https://t.co/DT6GQsJGl4
Congrats to my youngest son Matthew “Chewy” Vangalen for graduating with your Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. We are all so proud of you. #detroitmercy2019
Congrats to my youngest son Matthew “Chewy” Vangalen for graduating with your Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. We are all so proud of you. #detroitmercy2019
Matthew Vangalen was tabbed the Offensive Player Of The Year & First Team All-MAAC at Attack
✅ First Titan to earn the MAAC Offensive Player of the Year
✅ Third All-MAAC accolade as he was Second Team at attack the last two seasons
✅ Broke his own school record with 55 points
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A truly inspirational movie! Go to https://t.co/5DBVWNbSwh and find your dates to watch! Official release date was today April 19th in select Canadian theaters! Special appearances by some current/former Hill Academy students! #thegrizzliesmovie#legacy#hillpride
Three Titans Earn All-League, Detroit Mercy Picked Second In Inside Lacrosse Preseason Poll #DetroitsCollegeTeam#MAACLAX 🥍⚔️
Release ➡️ https://t.co/z9AcEfhCA5
@TheVicky_T@havie_carter @UofGFoodProf Greenland Eskimos' diets are rich in polyunsaturated fats and Eskimo males show an increase of alpha-lipoproteins. Increased alpha-lipoproteins protect against an increasing plasma cholesterol level and allow for a healthier cardiovascular system. @UofGFoodProf #Food2150#Bang
Research suggests that a low copy number of the salivary amylase gene is associated with increased body mass index (BMI) and obesity risk. Does this mean that individuals may have a higher risk of developing obesity based on their genome? @UofGFoodProf #Food2150#Falchi
@Nicole78364528 @UofGFoodProf Modifications to food are not only able to change the dentation of our teeth, but #Perry shows that high starch diets can increase the copy number of the amylase gene over time. Thus, significant evolutionary shifts in our diet can manipulate our genome. @UofGFoodProf #Food2150
@kaypeters_ @amazingkuskus @UofGFoodProf During pasteurization, the fresh-like taste of orange juice is not the same after thermal processing, which explains why homemade orange juice might taste better than store-bought; however, high pressure processing maintains this characteristic. @UofGFoodProf #Food2150#Nienaber
@kaypeters_ @amazingkuskus @UofGFoodProf Companies like @genesisjuice use high pressure processing instead of thermal pasteurization to maintain the fresh-like taste of orange juice and preserve more vitamins. I can't wait to try @geneisjuice and compare it to store-bought juices. @UofGFoodProf #Food2150#Nienaber
@DeKdejong@OliviaLennon14 @UofGFoodProf Ever wonder why your grandma uses cornstarch when making her famous gravy? During gelatinization, starch granules absorb water and swell, which releases amylose and amylopectin. Amylopectin is a branched polysaccharide that increases viscosity. @UofGFoodProf #Food2150#Schirmer
@DeKdejong@OliviaLennon14 @UofGFoodProf Click the click to watch a video of cornstarch granules in action as they absorb water and swell during heat gelatinization. Starch gelatinization is used at home when making soup, stew and gravy to increase viscosity. @UofGFoosProf #Food2150#Schirmer https://t.co/XKzkBUNv7I
@amazingkuskus @LaysCanada @UofGFoodProf Frying foods high in asparagine, such as potatoes, can release acrylamide, which is a potential carcinogen; however, the #InnatePotato is a GMO with less asparagine and will produce less acrylamide, so don't worry and eat the french fries. @UofGFoodProf #Food2150#Stadler
@UofGFoodProf @SimplotCompany Studies suggest that asparagine is not the only compound responsible for acrylamide formation. Cold-stored low-asparagine potatoes contained large amounts of reducing sugars and were high in acrylamide. Are #InnatePotatoes still safe? @UofGFoodProf #Food2150#Rommens