I'm not sure if there are any other forms to be filled out, I'm assuming this is it. If you want, take a look at them and see the different things we'd have to do before we could actually use the pig legs. It's definitely nothing we can't accomplish by next year so keep it in mind!
Team Cavitation! This blog has been designed to keep a daily log of progress and also to share ideas and generate a focus for our experimentation. I (Anthony) will be checking the blog during my independent study and will work with any suggestions given. Let's get to work! ( P.s. don't be distracted by the big lizard on the other teams blog...remember cavitation nation domination!) © no harsh feelings were meant by the statement above.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Animal Forms for Later
Just in case you can't find it, here is the animal form we must fill out if we wanted to use the pig legs-
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Bromelain- a danger to proteins everywhere
The research plan is finally written! Just giving everyone an update: because we can't test pig legs for the science fair, we have changed our focus to meat tenderizers and evaluating how effective they really are. The enzyme we're specifically working with is Bromelain.
Because I'm not gonna be able make it tonight...
here are some links I found-
http://bit.ly/d55wv9
http://bit.ly/bMaGyr
http://bit.ly/aiBlkE
In general, I don't think we could correlate Bromelain anyway to obesity, mainly because it's a protein enzyme. Even though it's processed, it doesn't have anything to do with causing obesity.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Ballistic Gel Ordered
I ordered the gel today, should be there on Nov. 4th. Here is the tracking information:
Mike
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Mike
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