The nutrient solution is drawn into the growing medium (which is the matter, surrounding the roots) from the reservoir with a wick. ... An air pump supplies air to the air stone that bubbles the nutrient solution and supplies oxygen to the roots of the plants. ... If this happens the roots can dry out quickly if the watering cycles are interrupted. ... The roots hang in the air and are misted with nutrient solution. ... Because the roots are exposed to the air like the N.F.T. system, the roots will dry out rapidly if the misting cycles are interrupted. ...

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Many people tried to define what exactly Canadian identity is, and explore Canadian roots. ... That is what being a Canadian is all about, accepting multiculturalism and diversity, all of us combining our roots and making a great nation of people. There are two Canadian playwrights who beautifully captured our roots and even more so, our identity. ...

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While many of the residents in Acadiana today have German, French, Native American or Italian roots, among other Louisiana residents (which have all influenced the cuisine in their own ways), their way of life is greatly influenced by the Cajun culture. ... Fortunately, Louisiana is the one place where true Cajun and Creole food will never be far away from its roots....

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The Island of Puerto Rico is one of the Caribbeans most exctic island. Puerto Rico has a rich culture whose origins can be traced back to the Tiano Indians, Spanish and West African roots. Puerto Ricans are very proud people. They use soulful music and exotic drinks to express their love towar...

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To prevent this, we must rededicate ourselves to embrace our true roots as a nation. They are roots that draw their nourishment from the shared principles of democracy, of religion and of common decency. ...

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As a result, they have struggled to reclaim their heritage and reestablish their roots in America because they were unprepared for this evacuation and its aftermath. ... Little Saigon brings Vietnamese elderly and Vietnamese immigrants closer to their roots and their beloved ones back with its numerous cultural services and goods. ... It creates a sense of identity and culture and brings them closer to their ancestors' roots. ...

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The Roots of Reformasi in Indonesia Indonesia, from Acheh to Irian Jaya, is equivalent in distance from London to Moscow. It has a population of more than 200 million, which is nearly twice the population of Japan. Its archipelago layout, rather than making communications more difficult, ma...

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What is an American? Well that sounds simple, anyone with citizenship of the USA. But the problem with that answer is that nearly all of these citizens are just Americans by legal papers. The roots of Americans almost never originate from this country, or really even this continent. Thus, these...

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The early American society had their roots planted deeply in the soil of the Western Civilization and was indebted to its European heritage of government and way of life. ... Even though in the beginning it had its roots planted deep, in this there had to come a time that the colonies would change and become "A New Nation." ...

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First of all I want to explain why I've chosen the topic Hip Hop for my final exams. Music, especially Hip Hop, is very important in my life. I'm listining to music nearly evry day and it has a great influence on myself. Music can change or intensify my mood in a positiv way. But Hip Hop not only i...

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The hummingbird myth is a continuous yet interrupted tale of a society who has been tricked into ignoring its own roots and has to make amends to the Mother Spirit before healing can begin. ... The tale foreshadows Tayo's story of damnation from his Native American roots by his family and himself. It is only his journey through the ceremony of purification that he connects with his roots and therefore begins to heal himself and his community. ...

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Rosales, he asserts, "Among the Chicano Movement's less obvious but more enduring legacies is an obligation among a broad fraternity of Mexican Americans, especially those who participated in the movimento, to identify with their working – class roots and to feel an obligation to their community"(Morales, 250). ... Present day Chicanos are less educated about their roots than Chicanos from the 60's. ... However these programs focus on educating Chicano/a's students about their roots/background and helping them earn a higher education. ...

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A system was generated in which goods and people, including slaves were exchanged between Africa, England, Europe, the West Indies, and the Colonies in North America called the Triangular Trade. Triangular Trade started when non-farmers needed to improver their economic problems. Merchants carried...

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Furthermore, the secretary that is there to purchase a Mexican is representative of the real "sell outs", which most likely Valdez sees as the part of the Hispanic population that not has only lost touch with its roots but done it deliberately. ...

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My impression of this group is that they have accomplished some very positive things for society, however, it seems to me that just like most any other grass roots organization that their own political agenda has a way of getting between what is right from wrong and estabolishing a means in which to measure who is more in need of help. ...

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Quite possibly because stories of Spanish settlements being considered the roots of our country, or Native Americans owning the land before anyone, do not sit comfortably with "White America" and their preconceived notions of the Pilgrims being the first "settlers"....

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In American politics there are two parties that are backed by the majority of politicians. Politicians from all fifty states claim their affiliation with these parties, along with the voters. It is natural to have this divide in social ideology and is necessary in a democratic government. T...

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The war of 1812 is an extremely important historical event which shaped the way our nation is today. The British - American war that lasted for more than two years was crucial to Canada today, in terms of becoming, remaining and having roots of a British nation. This conflict, which started much lik...

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The French and the English came late in the game compared to Spain. From the beginning they had different goals in mind. They where in competing with each other from the start. The English, Supported by the Virginia company of London hoped to find furs but at the same time wanted to set up perman...

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When we think about paper the first thing that comes to mind is "trees." For a lot of us paper and trees are synonymous. However, according to the website, Conserve a Tree, paper has been made from wood only since the mid 1800s; before the 1850s, paper was made from recycled linen and cotton rags....

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For example, as a child I moved from Mexico to the United States, and I was always told by my parents that I should never forget my roots and that kept me at 50/50 with English and Spanish, so it was especially difficult for me to keep up with both cultures. ... With my bilingual abilities, I began seeing why it is important to both keep my Mexican roots, and also excel in speaking English. ...

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The Larry Flynt trial was a great step to getting the First Amendment back to its roots and true meaning. ... The Larry Flynt trial was a great step to getting the First Amendment back to its roots and true meaning. ...

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Thesis The University of Notre Dame establishes its strong roots within American history through its significant influences on America and how it has developed a mystique. ... The University of Notre Dame establishes its strong roots within American history through its significant influences on America and how it has developed a mystique. ... Their strong foundation has enabled them to influence history through their roots and traditions. ...

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Pham travels to Vietname to search for his roots in hopes to construct his identity.For Pham in the search of his identity he flies to Vietnam to ride his bike, and also to find his roots. ... Pham in order to go back to his roots needs to humble himself as a true Vietnamese. ...

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The Puritan belief found its roots from the Holy Reformation and the Protestant movement. It was said with implacable logic that God, all-knowing and all-powerful, had already determined who would be saved: predestination; this belief undermines totally the concept of free will. Nobody knew who wo...

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