Thursday, September 16, 2010
education
i came back to school to try to fullfill my education needs i left without finishing third year high school
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
I LIKE DOCUMENTARY DVDS
I LIKE WATCHING DOCUMENTARY DVDS ESPECIALLY THE ONES ON HISTORY WHETHER ITS ABOUT WAR OR ANCIENT SOCIETIES THEY ARE ALL ENJOYABLE.
CRABBING
there are only two ways of crabbing for me.the first is using drop-nets these i use of jetties or even out of boats. the second way is dabbing this is when i walk out into the sea, for this i use rakes to catch the crabs while they are swimming.
I LIKE DOGS
i like dogs because they are loyal, friendly,and great company especially when i am feeling a bit down.
watching them do things that i consider stupid while laughing all the time they do it.
WHY I LIKE FISHING
I enjoy fishing because it relaxes me. When i have had a stressful week i like to go fishing and just enjoy my own company or the company of the family. It is not about catching fish but just enjoying the attempt to catch fish.
Fishing for me is fun not a contest most people look at the contest but not the fun of fishing.
Fishing for me is fun not a contest most people look at the contest but not the fun of fishing.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
HOW INSTANT COFFEE IS MADE
Instant Coffee was invented in 1901 by a japanese-american chemist but not marketed commercially until the launch of nescafe in 1939.
Instant coffee is manufactured just like any other coffee, fromground coffee beans.The first stage of making instant coffee involves the preparation of a coffee concentrate from which the water is removed either by heat, known as spray dried, or more commonly, by freezing, to produce a soluble powder or granules.
during freezing -drying the coffee concentrate is deep-frozen to a temperature of around-40 degrees C, causing the water particles in the concentrated coffee to form ice crystals. using a method known as sublimation, the ice is extracted from the frozen granules. the result is freeze-dried granular coffee with a noticeable, yet limited loss of flavour.
Instant coffee is manufactured just like any other coffee, fromground coffee beans.The first stage of making instant coffee involves the preparation of a coffee concentrate from which the water is removed either by heat, known as spray dried, or more commonly, by freezing, to produce a soluble powder or granules.
during freezing -drying the coffee concentrate is deep-frozen to a temperature of around-40 degrees C, causing the water particles in the concentrated coffee to form ice crystals. using a method known as sublimation, the ice is extracted from the frozen granules. the result is freeze-dried granular coffee with a noticeable, yet limited loss of flavour.
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