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English.teacher.istanbul

05 Sep, 08:55

mold-küf

diverse-çeşitli
fungi-mantarlar
reproduce-üremek
release-serbest bırakmak
spore-spor
particle-parçacık
land-oturmak, inmek
thrive-gelişmek
reliable-güvenilir
lining-tabaka
rim-ağız
damp-nemki
influx-akış
inevitable-kaçınılmaz
impact-etki
induce-sebep olmak
hygiene-hijyen
mishap-aksilik
tip-tavsiye
surface-yüzey
lurk-saklanmak
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English.teacher.istanbul

05 Sep, 08:54

Like other microbes, molds aren’t too picky about where they grow.

“Theoretically, there are really no surfaces that microbes [like mold] won’t grow on,” says the professor and chair of the chemical and environmental engineering department at Yale University. He says, from plastic to wood to steel, “if there’s some water there, they’ll find a way.”

Still, certain spots are particularly ripe for fungal growth. Peccia points to parts of the kitchen that are regularly wet but not always used or cleaned—like coffee machines. “If you have a coffee maker and you run it but you don’t clean it out every day…mold will grow right on top of that,” he says. “Same thing about a blender seal…anything that’s just constantly wet.”
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English.teacher.istanbul

05 Sep, 08:51

Mold is pretty much everywhere. A hugely diverse category of fungi, molds reproduce by releasing clouds of microscopic spores—seed-like particles that can land and thrive almost anywhere with water, food, and oxygen.

Kitchens, unsurprisingly, are a reliable source for all of those needs. If you’ve ever noticed a bit of black lining the rim of your blender or the back corner of your fridge, you’re not alone. Thanks to damp conditions and a steady influx of food, kitchen mold is an inevitable part of life.

While these small amounts are not likely to have health impacts, some mold can induce ⁠allergic reactions⁠ or, in extreme cases, produce acute toxic effects. But proper kitchen hygiene will stave off the worst mold mishaps. Experts offer tips for finding, removing, and avoiding the fungus altogether.

Like other microbes, molds aren’t too picky about where they grow.

“Theoretically, there are really no surfaces that microbes [like mold] won’t grow on,” says the professor and chair of the chemical and environmental engineering department at Yale University. He says, from plastic to wood to steel, “if there’s some water there, they’ll find a way.”

Still, certain spots are particularly ripe for fungal growth. The professor points to parts of the kitchen that are regularly wet but not always used or cleaned—like coffee machines. “If you have a coffee maker and you run it but you don’t clean it out every day…mold will grow right on top of that,” he says. “Same thing about a blender seal…anything that’s just constantly wet.”

Where does mold lurk in our kitchens?
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English.teacher.istanbul

05 Sep, 08:47

B2
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English.teacher.istanbul

29 Aug, 10:25

The level is B1❤️
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English.teacher.istanbul

29 Aug, 10:25

Spanish culture is rich and diverse, with many traditions that people from Spain and around the world enjoy. One of the most famous traditions is the siesta, a short nap taken in the afternoon. It is common to see shops close for a few hours so people can rest.

Spain is also known for its delicious food. Tapas, small dishes served with drinks, are popular in Spanish bars and restaurants. Some favorite tapas include spicy potatoes, cured ham, and sausage. Another important part of Spanish cuisine is paella, a rice dish that often includes seafood, chicken, and vegetables.

Festivals are an important part of Spanish culture. One of the biggest is La Tomatina. During this festival, people throw tomatoes at each other in a fun and messy celebration. Another famous festival is Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, where people run in front of bulls through the streets.

Spanish music and dance are also well-known. Flamenco is a traditional style of music and dance that originated in Spain. It features passionate guitar playing, singing, and energetic dance movements.

Overall, Spanish culture is lively and full of joy, with many traditions that reflect the country’s history and vibrant lifestyle.
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English.teacher.istanbul

16 Aug, 13:02

pregnant-hamile
contraction-doğum sancısı
pack her bags-eşyalarını toplamak
rush-koşmak, acele etmek
deliver a baby-bebek doğurmak
midwife-ebe
cacti-kaktüsLER
rate-yüzde
figures-rakamlar
complication-komplikasyon
inspire-ilham vermek
obstetrician-kadın doğum uzmanı
surgeon-cerrah
avoid-kaçınmak
experience something-bir şey yaşamak
diagnose-teşhis koymak
terminal-ölümcül, tedavisi olmayan
belittled-küçük düşürülmüş
objection-itiraz
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English.teacher.istanbul

16 Aug, 12:59

Last year when Asia Dessert was 40 weeks pregnant and felt her contractions begin, she didn’t pack her bags and rush to the hospital. Instead, Dessert, who is Black, lounged in her bed before eventually moving to a tub filled with lukewarm water in her Los Angeles backyard. A few hours later she delivered her baby near the tub, in a planned home birth attended to by a midwife, surrounded by palm trees and cacti, under a bright blue sky.

The rate of home births in the United States has increased 60 percent in the past seven years, to nearly 2 percent of all births. This is the highest level in three decades, according to a recent analysis published in the Journal of Perinatal Medicine. The most pronounced gain has been in Black women, up 36 percent in one recent year, according to figures by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Experts say much of the rise stems from women’s desire to take back control over their births. But they caution that not every woman can safely choose the option.

Dessert, whose pregnancy had proceeded without complications, was inspired to deliver at home after reading books some years earlier that described home deliveries as “joyful moments where women were in control and supported by other women they knew in their community,” she says. Most home births are overseen by midwives, who tend to view birth more naturally than obstetricians, who are trained as surgeons.

Equally important was her desire to avoid the negative treatment she and other Black women often experience in medical institutions. Her mother’s complaints of pain had been dismissed by doctors for years before she was ultimately diagnosed with terminal cancer. Dessert herself felt belittled early in the unplanned pregnancy, when a clinic she went to for a pregnancy test insisted on performing additional tests despite her objections.
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