n: Before food gets to our table it passes through several steps. Tiny germs called pathogens – so small they can only be seen with a microscope – can get into our food and make us sick. Keeping food safe and preven

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• Health
• Food and Drug Administration
• Industrial engineering
• Packaging
• Quality
• Hazard analysis and critical control points
• Foodborne illness
• Food
• Critical control point
• Food safety
• Safety
• Food and drink

A typical Hong Kong school bus. These typically serve kindergarten and primary schools, due to the tiny seats installed. Sometimes called Nanny Vans. User: Lauwe Chhon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Small_School_Bus.j

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Volume 2 Issue 2 So tiny that several thousand could fit on the period at the end of this sentence, it’s hard to imagine we need to concern ourselves with them. However, dispersed to the air

Source URL: www.anr.state.vt.us

• Atmospheric sciences
• Particulates
• Aerosol science
• Smog
• Pollutants
• Diesel exhaust
• Soot
• Air quality
• Aerosol
• Pollution
• Air pollution
• Atmosphere

Safe Ritual Nasal Rinsing Use safe water to protect yourself from a deadly brain infection. Many tiny germs live in warm water. Naegleria fowleri is a water-loving ameba (very small germ) that is often found around the

Source URL: www.cdc.gov

• Biology
• Naegleria
• Nasal irrigation
• Meningoencephalitis
• Boil
• Infection
• Percolozoa
• Microbiology
• Health

Monarch Magic Egg Laying Every monarch butterfly begins life as an egg laid on a milkweed plant. The female monarch uses her tiny front legs to taste the leaf before she lays her eggs. She will deposit one egg at a time

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• Danaus
• Monarch
• Aviculture
• Egg
• Asclepias
• Butterfly
• Queen
• Large milkweed bug
• Lepidoptera
• Pollinators
• Reproduction

n: Before food gets to our table it passes through several steps. Tiny germs called pathogens – so small they can only be seen with a microscope – can get into our food and make us sick. Keeping food safe and preven

Source URL: fightbac.org

• Health
• Food and Drug Administration
• Industrial engineering
• Packaging
• Quality
• Hazard analysis and critical control points
• Foodborne illness
• Food
• Critical control point
• Food safety
• Safety
• Food and drink

Sample Pages from the NOAA Diving Manual, 4th Edition The bronchioles are honeycombed with pouches, each containing a cluster of tiny air sacs called alveoli. Each alveolus is less than .04 inch (1mm) wide. Surrounding e

Source URL: www.ntis.gov

• Biology
• Lung
• Decompression
• Pulmonary alveolus
• Diving chamber
• Air embolism
• Breathing
• Bronchus
• Bronchiole
• Diving medicine
• Anatomy
• Medicine

Baby Stars Caught In A Galactic Spider Web In the very beginning of the Universe, after the Big Bang, gravity began pulling together tiny particles to make stars. Millions and billions of stars were bound by gravity int

Source URL: www.unawe.org

• Large-scale structure of the cosmos
• Local Group
• Spiral galaxies
• Galaxy
• Milky Way
• Star
• Galaxy formation and evolution
• Starburst galaxy
• Astronomy
• Extragalactic astronomy
• Physics

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• Foster care
• United States
• Education in the United States
• Head Start Program
• United States Department of Health and Human Services

One Tiny LEAP: A Case Study for Using TEI P5 ODD for Project-Specific Encoding Documentation A Poster for TEI 2014   Introduction This poster documents the creation of a TEI P5 ODD file for the Livings

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• Text Encoding Initiative
• Technical communication
• Markup languages
• Humanities
• ODD
• Digital humanities
• TEI Lite
• David Livingstone
• RELAX NG
• Computing
• Data
• Information