The document describes an experiment to determine which liquid - Coke, 7-Up, or apple juice - would grow the largest sugar crystals over a week. The hypothesis was that apple juice would grow the largest crystals. Materials for the experiment included the three liquids, cups, and skewers. On the third day, pictures showed crystals growing in the apple juice and 7-Up, but not the Coke. However, the results section stated that during the experiment, the liquids rotted.
Daily Forex News March 12th 2013 FCTOFX: The Japanese Yen was under renewed pressure in the Asian session today and dropped to a new low against the dollar on Bank of Japan easing expectations. Bank of Japan deputy governor nominee Iwata said that the bank could achieve the 2% inflation target within two years by buying long-term bonds and urged that the central bank needs "decisive easing". He also played down the risk of boosting the buying of risk assets. Another deputy governor nominee Nakaso also said that the Bank of Japan could expand the size of the asset purchases. Yesterday, Bank of Japan governor nominee Kuroda signaled that the central bank would pursue aggressive easing quickly after he's confirmed. Meanwhile the Bank of Japan minutes for the February 13th to 14th meeting noted that some board members have considered an option of buying longer Japanese Government Bonds if further monetary easing is needed. Data released from Japan saw domestic CGPI drop 0.1% year on year in February, the Tertiary industry index dropped 1.1% month on month in January and the BSI large manufacturing index dropped to 4.6 in Q1.
Daily Forex News March 12th 2013 FCTOFX: The Japanese Yen was under renewed pressure in the Asian session today and dropped to a new low against the dollar on Bank of Japan easing expectations. Bank of Japan deputy governor nominee Iwata said that the bank could achieve the 2% inflation target within two years by buying long-term bonds and urged that the central bank needs "decisive easing". He also played down the risk of boosting the buying of risk assets. Another deputy governor nominee Nakaso also said that the Bank of Japan could expand the size of the asset purchases. Yesterday, Bank of Japan governor nominee Kuroda signaled that the central bank would pursue aggressive easing quickly after he's confirmed. Meanwhile the Bank of Japan minutes for the February 13th to 14th meeting noted that some board members have considered an option of buying longer Japanese Government Bonds if further monetary easing is needed. Data released from Japan saw domestic CGPI drop 0.1% year on year in February, the Tertiary industry index dropped 1.1% month on month in January and the BSI large manufacturing index dropped to 4.6 in Q1.