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Ed Blank
Приєднався 24 тра 2008
Відео
Alaska1
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Fly fishing float trips in Alaska's Bristol Bay area for rainbow trout
Tarpon Anonymous
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Fly fishing in the Florida Keys at Tarpon Anonymous. Tarpon are thick in May and June!
Tarpon AnonymousI
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Tarpon Fishing in the Florida Keys with Tarpon Anonymous' Ed Blank
Deny Pests Entry to Your Building
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An excerpt from "Food Safety for Managers" an online food safety class for preparation for the Managers Certificate exam like ServSafe, Prometrics or NRSFP.
Facilities & Equipment
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An excerpt from "Food Safety for Managers" an online food safety class for preparation for the Managers Certificate exam like ServSafe, Prometrics or NRSFP.
Active Mangerial Control
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Active Mangerial Control is an excerpt from "Food Safety for Managers" online course. It prepares students to pass the managers certification exam from ServSafe, Prometrics or NRSFP.
Integrated Pest Management
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An excerpt from "Food Safety for Managers" an online food safety course to prepare mangers for the managers certification exams from ServSafe, NRSFP, or prometrics.
Hire a PCO
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An excerpt from "Food Safety for Managers" an online food safety course to prepare mangers for the managers certification exams from ServSafe, NRSFP, or prometrics.
Flow of Food: Cooling
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Flow of Food: Cooling is an excerpt from "Food Safety for Managers" an online course consisting of video, test and audio options. This course will prepare you for one of the managers certificaton exams as required in the 2009 FDA food Code.
ThermoCalibrate.mov
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An excerpt from "Food Safety for Managers" an online course consisting of video, test and audio options. This course will prepare you for one of the managers certificaton exams as required in the 2009 FDA food Code.
The Flow of Food: Thermometers
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A snippet from "Food Safety for Managers" an online course consisting of video, test and audio options. This course will prepare you for one of the managers certificaton exams as required in the 2009 FDA food Code.
Bacteria & Foodborne Illnesses
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An Excerpt from our online Food Safety for Managers Class. Risk Factors: Bacteria & Foodborne Illnesses
Potentially Hazardous Foods
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Food Safety for Managers: Potentially Hazardous Foods: An excerpt from our online food safety training course: Food Safety for Managers
Food Safety for Managers: Cleaning and Sanatizing
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Food Safety for Managers: Cleaning and Sanatizing
Parasites - Food Safety for Managers
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Parasites - Food Safety for Managers
Conditions for Bacteria to Grow on Food
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Conditions for Bacteria to Grow on Food
Ecoli Outbreaks at fast food resataurants - Food Safety for Managers
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Ecoli Outbreaks at fast food resataurants - Food Safety for Managers
Highly Susceptible Populations - Food Safety for Managers
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Highly Susceptible Populations - Food Safety for Managers
Viruses that cause foodborne Illnesses
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Viruses that cause foodborne Illnesses
She looks like ghost 😢😂
I got food poisoning from dome cinnamon bread with that white frosting. It was either the bread or the butter I used on the bread. I never thought bread could give me food poisoning
Not a single Italian chef is going to add ice or water to pasta. spreading that word is blasphemous, even though I agree with most of what you said. Never mind. I asked questions on your video 11 years ago and you still didn’t respond so what a waste of my time to try today.
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Remember Kids, Wash Your Hands to Prevent Foodborne Illness and Food Contamination!
They don't "really kinda go together " the factors Really DO go together. Or go hand in hand so to speak.
Nice hairstyle.
thanks. great info
Excellent information !!!!
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dog's have been weaponized.
0:23 people with dog's
I don't have a refrigerator but I reheat my food: beans and chicken every 6 hours at maximum heat, cooked separately, how toxic is my food?. I try to eat my food from first time of cooking within 2 days maximum. I also clean my utensils and pots thoroughly using clorox after every use to ensure they are totally bacteria free.
well....bacterium in PHF exponentially grow if food temperature indicates above 70F but below 135F. Maximum hours it can stay between these temperatures are 2 hours...otherwise it's a major violation in food facilities. However, bacterial growth slows down below 70F but above 41F. At this temperature range, maximum time of PHF can be exposed is 4 hours. Cooking every 6 hours would prevent most of bacterium ...except gram positive spore forming intoxication type such as C. perfringens...which would require cooking temperature of 270F for at least 10~15 minutes to remove spores.
I just started as dishwasher an I am interested in safety and better habits I need to be a support kitchen staff
Thankful for u although Ihave a little english language but I understand the explanation 👌🌷👍
Who's the hottie?
your mom bitch
This was really good and informative. Can I get any video related to the pathways
I've left baked potatoes out all night on many occasions eaten them cold. And never gotten ill.
And I thought the reason that potato salads and pasta salads poison people is because of the moist warm environment that provides bacterial growth. Not the potato or the pasta or the mayonnaise.
I thought if you cooked any food long enough that had these bacterias, it would kill them and the food would be safe. So some food poisoning is chemical based? Even if you kill the bacteria via cooking, there are toxins in the food that can poison you?
presence of toxins found in food are of biological origin. food poisoning due to chemicals is an assassination attempt XD
Very informative. It's good to know this even if you aren't in a field that requires this knowledge. Very good presentation.
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SHE IS THE BEST!
she is the best!!
awesome
Madam water temperature is 64 F or 64 C?
Nice Classes
Nice class i like this thanks for upload
Thanks for helping me study!
What is the story for how listeriosis get into foods in the first place? Is it contact with faeces?
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Hello, you said a total of 6 hours food has to be cooled down. In other professional Food safety training videos it is said that food must be cooled down in 4 hours.
you can teach me anytime X)
great
Love these talks; so clear and well explained. I am learning a lot
I wonder why after cooking vegs we need to refrigerate them? Also why when we need to do it cut fruit?
To control the growth of bacteria, and save our food, and when you buy fruit, keep in refrigerate below 5C.
This helped with my microbiology class!! Thanks
if acidity leads bacteria growth then why we are adding acid like lemon to avoid food spoilage ?
Food needs to be slightly acidic in order for bacteria to grow. If the Acidity is to high bacteria will Not grow.
low acidity you dumb arse if its hi in acid its safe. someones not listening!!!!!
bacterium will be prevented if pH stays below 4.6 and lemon is far below 4.6....so it has bactericidal effect. mid range of pH around 5~6 is where most of food spoilage happens...and mainly by Clostridium species.
What about salt?
salt may prevent growth from certain species but it may not prevent from Staph aureus and vibrio species....those are halophiles.....they can withstand the salinity of 0.24~0.27
outstanding job teaching!
Hey Morelia !
Who's the idiot who kept butting in with stupid questions how rude!
thank you for your very informative presentation.
i just wanted to say that all of your videos are perfect. im getting promoted tomorrow at 3 at my restaurant, and im taking a Food Protection Management test before i get my pay raise. studying has been a hassle but a lot of your videos cover some areas i need to study for and cuts me a break from flash cars and reading. thanks again.
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Norovirus is most common
With Camploybactor - talk about cross contamination!
Watched this in Food Science class. I like how the audience is barely responsive...
i'm in the food industry. this is a good refresher course