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Meri Meri: Fairytale Forest

為了解決The kitchen table的問題，作者Yak, Happy 這樣論述：

Meri Meri have been using their imagination for over 30 years, from Meredithe creating their first hand-made cards on her kitchen table to their present studio of designers, illustrators, and crafters conjuring up party products, decorations, children’s toys, and stationery. Everything they produce

undergoes an imaginative evolution, starting with that spark of a new idea through to the careful choice of a finish to make a product perfect.Happy Yak is a loveable new imprint for 0-7 year olds, perfect for small children with big personalities. Offering pre-school, picture books, and illustrated

non-fiction, our purpose is to publish playful books that make you smile. All of our books are bright and accessible, with eye-catching design, contemporary illustration, and engaging, entertaining text.

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草生栽培對茂谷柑果園土壤理化性質、果實產量與品質之影響

為了解決The kitchen table的問題，作者呂沛穎 這樣論述：

本研究以雲林縣古坑鄉已施行草生栽培多年之茂谷柑果園進行調查。選留該園五種較優勢之草種黃花酢漿草、竹仔菜、空心蓮子草、銅錢草及鵝兒腸，以單一草種或兩兩混生進行草生栽培，探討選留草種之是否合適及其特性與不同處理下，草生栽培對茂谷柑果園果實產量、品質及土壤理化性質之影響。結果顯示，草種合適度方面，黃花酢漿草生物量整年無太大差異，竹仔菜、空心蓮子草與銅錢草類似，在春夏季生物量較好，鵝兒腸則在冬春季生物量較好。土壤理化性質部分，pH值、總體密度及土壤有機質含量在草生栽培處理下皆顯著較清耕佳；EC值及有效磷含量在各處理間無顯著性差異；土壤水分含量最高為空心蓮子草處理，最低為清耕處理；交換性鉀在竹仔菜處理

最高，清耕處理最低；交換性鈣在銅錢草處理最高，竹仔菜處理最低；交換性鎂在銅錢草處理最高，清耕處理最低。產量及品質方面，各處理與清耕相比無顯著性差異。單粒果重、單粒果實果汁率、甜度於酢漿草竹仔菜混生處理、單棵果樹果實粒數於酢漿草處理、總產量於竹仔菜處理與酸度於空心蓮子草處理，表現較佳。而單粒果重及果汁含量於銅錢草處理與單棵果樹果實粒數、總產量、甜度及酸度於竹仔菜鵝兒腸混生處理，表現較差。綜合試驗結果，台灣常見優勢草種黃花酢漿草與竹仔菜適應性廣，維持草相及取得來源較為容易，覆蓋一年後對果園土壤理化性質亦有正面影響，提升果實產量及品質，可選留為果園之草生栽培草種。

At the President’’s Table: Food, Politics, and the History of Breaking Bread at the White House

為了解決The kitchen table的問題，作者Prud’homme, Alex 這樣論述：

A wonderfully entertaining, often surprising history of presidential taste, from the grim meals eaten by Washington and his starving troops at Valley Forge to Trump’s fast-food burgers and Biden’s ice cream--what they ate, why they ate it, and what it tells us about the state of the nation--from

the coauthor of Julia Child’s best-selling memoir My Life in FranceThe American presidents have been hosts to some of the most significant moments in our history over meals at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. And during such occasions, our commanders-in-chief have understood the value of breaking bread wit

h both friends and foes--Thomas Jefferson’s nation-building receptions in the new capital Washington, D.C.; Ulysses S. Grant’s state dinner for the king of Hawaii; Booker T. Washington’s groundbreaking supper with Teddy Roosevelt; Richard Nixon’s practiced use of chopsticks to pry open China; Jimmy

Carter’s détente between Israel and Egypt at Camp David. Here, Alex Prud’homme invites readers into the White House kitchen to reveal the sometimes curious tastes of twenty-six of America’s most influential presidents, how their meals were prepared and by whom, and the ways in which their food polic

ies affected people around the world. As each president grew into his distinguished role, his personal tastes evolved White House menus over time--from simple eggs and black coffee for Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War and celebratory turtle soup after, to squirrel stew for Dwight Eisenhower, jel

ly beans and enchiladas for Ronald Reagan, and arugula for Barack Obama. What our leaders say about food touches on everything from our nation’s shifting diet and local politics to global trade, science, religion, war, class, gender, race, and so much more. Prud’homme also pulls back the curtain on

overlooked figures like George Washington’s enslaved chef, Hercules Posey, whose meals burnished the president’s reputation before the cook narrowly escaped to freedom, or pioneering First Ladies, such as Dolley Madison and Jackie Kennedy, who used food and entertaining to build political and social

relationships. As he weaves these stories together, Prud’homme reveals that food is not just fuel when it is served to the most powerful people in the world. It is a tool of communication, a lever of power and persuasion, a form of entertainment, and a symbol of the nation. Included are ten authent

ic recipes for favorite presidential dishes, such as: Martha Washington’s Preserved CherriesAbraham Lincoln’s Gingerbread MenWilliam H. Taft’s Billy Bi Mussel SoupFranklin D. Roosevelt’s Reverse MartiniLady Bird Johnson’s Pedernales River Chili

《島的洄游》 馬祖文化之資訊圖表創作研究

為了解決The kitchen table的問題，作者鄭佑如 這樣論述：

馬祖擁有與臺灣不同的特色文化，近年來隨著馬祖人口大量外移，也使得馬祖文化流失。因此本創作研究運用資訊圖表設計，探討與宣揚馬祖文化。藉由文獻探討了解資訊圖表的定義與起源、設計資訊圖表的設計要素，歸納六種資訊圖表的類型：圖解型、圖鑑型、地圖型、表格型、軸線型（時間軸、流程軸）與綜合型，並以其中的圖解型、圖鑑型與綜合型作為創作主軸。由於文化定義廣泛，本創作研究擷取飲食、建築、信仰與習俗四個部分為調查與創作之方向，以深度訪談法與田野調查法深入的研究調查。根據研究結果得知，馬祖絕大多數的食物皆由海洋而來，且與老酒關係緊密，因為地理位置與生活條件差，不易保暖，因此衍伸出飲用老酒與食用酒糟的文化；源自於原

鄉的傳統食物如繼光餅、鼎邊銼等。建築分為廟宇建築與民居建築，兩者皆各具特色。廟宇建築以封火山牆最別具一格，民居建築雖受地理位置限制，仍發展出馬祖特色的閩東式建築。宗教上以海神信仰為大宗例如天上聖母，其次為傳統的原鄉信仰，如泛白馬王信仰、保佑婦幼的臨水夫人、瘟神五靈公信仰、與特殊的水流屍立廟成神傳統。馬祖的節日習俗大致與臺灣的相同，但仍有其特色如擺暝，是馬祖人除去過年外，最重要的節日；拗九節保佑長者順利度過九字的難關。本創作研究根據上述內容創作「馬祖文化資訊圖表」與「比比看資訊圖表」兩者總計為29件作品。飲食方面，為大海餽贈、老酒文化、原鄉記憶、加工特色與傳統甜食；建築方面，為廟宇建築與民居建築

；信仰方面，為天上聖母、白馬尊王、臨水夫人、五靈公與其他信仰；習俗方面，為擺暝、拗九、補庫、祭灶與其他節日。比比看資訊圖表，比較馬祖與臺灣飲食、建築、信仰與習俗上的差異。本創作研究藉由文獻探討得知，馬祖文化在飲食、建築、信仰與習俗四個主題皆存在當地特色，與臺灣形成差異，透過資訊圖表呈現四個主題的特色，透過創作展覽展現馬祖文化的資訊。透過資訊圖表將文字資訊轉變為圖像，使內容更容易被吸收；色彩表現選擇與實際物件相同的顏色，使觀看者可以接收到正確的資訊，以傳達馬祖文化清楚且正確的訊息，同時比較馬祖與臺灣文化之差異。