Nuts

Planters Peanuts is a nut that is consumed by many people around the world. It was first introduced in 1906 and the peanut was first founded by Amedeo Obici.

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For centuries, Brazil nut trees have grown wild in the Amazon forest of South America. Many indigenous tribes, like the Yanomami, used the nuts as food, and the oil and husks for a variety of other purposes. Portuguese and Spanish explorers introduced Brazil nuts to Europe in the 16th century, and used the nuts for expeditionary rations. The Spanish called them "almendras de los Andes" - almonds of the Andes.

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Packing peanuts are used to keep materials safe while they are being shipped. They are often made of foam or similar materials and are placed in a box surrounding the object. These absorb any impact should the package fall or be handled roughly during mailing.

When you grind 1 cup of pecans, you typically get about 1 to 1.5 cups of pecan meal, depending on the fineness of the grind. The texture and moisture content of the pecans can also affect the final yield. Generally, expect some slight volume reduction due to the grinding process, but it remains close to the original amount.

There are several health benefits gained by eating just one or two handful of walnuts a week. Walnuts can improve cardiovascular function and lower cholesterol levels. Walnuts have also been shown to improve sleep quality as they are rich in melatonin.

The bakeries that are located in Mallorca, Spain would be able to provide a customer with traditional almond cake. These bakeries include Forn des Teatre, Horno San Antonio, Forn del Santo Cristo, and Confiteria Frasquet.

Almonds belong to the molecule category of lipids, which are fats. They contain healthy monounsaturated fats like oleic acid, as well as small amounts of polyunsaturated fats.

No, actually recent studies show that macademia nuts reduce LDL levels. So unless tree-nut allergic, they pose no harm to human body.

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There are thousands of different species of nuts around the world, with some of the most commonly known being almonds, walnuts, cashews, and hazelnuts. The exact number of nut varieties is difficult to determine, as new cultivars and species are continuously discovered or developed. Additionally, the classification of what constitutes a "nut" can vary botanically, encompassing a wide range of seeds and fruits. Overall, the diversity of nuts is vast and varies by region and climate.

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A typical peanut is about 3/8 of an inch long. There is considerable variation, however.

What Happened?

-The case started in 2002, when the Juneau-Douglas High School in Alaska let students cross the street to watch the Olympic torch pass on its way to Salt Lake City.

-As TV cameras rolled, senior Joseph Frederick and several friends held a banner saying "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" just a way to get on television.

-But the school principal told him to put the banner away, and when Frederick refused to take the banner down, she suspended him for 10 days.

-Frederick sued the principal and school for violation of his free speech

-The principal argued that she thought the message was about pot smoking and that it broke school rules against promoting illegal drugs

- Frederick said that the phrase on the banner, "Bong Hits 4 Jesus", "was never meant to have any substantive meaning. It was certainly not intended as a drug or religious message. I conveyed this to the principal by explaining it was intended to be funny, subjectively interpreted by the reader and most importantly an exercise of my inalienable right to free speech."

Journey from lower federal courts to the Supreme Court:

-Frederick filed a suit against the principal and school board in US District Court, alleging the principal's actions infringed his First Amendment rights. The District Court granted summary judgment to the defendants, holding that the Morse made a reasonable interpretation of the banner's message, and was authorized to stop the potentially disruptive activity because it occurred at a school-sponsored event. The Court ruled that Morse and the Juneau School Board had qualified immunity against legal action, and had not infringed Frederick's right to free speech.

-Frederick appealed the suit to the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which reversed the lower court ruling on the grounds that the school had punished Frederick without demonstrating that his expression posed a "risk of substantial disruption." The Ninth Circuit's holding closely paralleled the decision in Tinker v. Des Moines, a Supreme Court case that upheld students' right to non-disruptive political expression.

-The school board petitioned the Supreme Court to review the Ninth Circuit's decision. On December 1, 2006, the Court accepted the case

-Deborah Morse and the Juneau School Board won by a vote of 5-4. The Supreme Court held that the "school speech" doctrine applied, allowing greater restriction of students' free speech, because the incident occurred at a school-sponsored event during the school day, among other students

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