### food | nourishment | delicacy | jam:

Ice jam
* are a major cause of flooding in Canada
  - unpredictable and can form or break up without warning
* can also cause flooding during late winter and early spring
  - the major rivers to flood
  - produce flooding during the late winter and early spring
* can cause flooding
  - some hydropower industrial facilities to completely shut down
* cause flooding because of two main features.
* continue to congest river channels, bringing the potential for more overland flooding.

### food | nourishment | delicacy | jam:

Traffic jam
* add something, too pollution, stress, frustration, fatigue, accidents, and road rage.
* are common during the summer season
  - the bane of any commuter
* cause a chain reaction of wasting of energy.
* clog the streets daily when parents drop off and pick up their children.
* is capable of slow traffic
  - congestion
  - crushs
  - located in freeways
  - press
* occur on narrow streets and on the motorways outside the central city.
* produce more concentrated pollution than roads where vehicles flow efficiently.

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Jelly
* Jellies Strained juice from fruit is used to amke jellies.
* Jellies are a treat to eat for some people
  - invertebrates with bodies that consist of a jelly-like substance called mesoglea
  - therefore clearer, lighter in body and contain no little seeds
  - belong to the phylum Cnidaria
  - can tell up from down by sensing the sunlight at the surface of the ocean
  - come in many shapes and sizes
  - eat tiny floating animals, fish, and even other jellies
* Jellies have a very complex life cycle which includes four phases
  - nerve nets that seem to work fairly well for locomotion
  - is the largest exhibit of jellyfish in the world
  - live in estuaries, bays, harbors, and the open ocean
  - lose flavor, and color during storage
* Most jellies have four stomachs that receive their food through a central mouth.
* Most jellies propagate asexually, a process that typically involves four distinct stages
  - use the tentacles to capture zooplankton prey
  - jelly is made of collagen
* Some jellies are extremely venomous to humans.
* Some jelly has long tentacles
  - salinity tolerance
  - sticky substances
* adds sugar.
* contains glucose.
* is conserve
  - floppies
* is located in donuts
  - jars
  - refrigerators
  - spread
* making good way to preserve fruit flavors for enjoyment throughout the year.

### food | nourishment | delicacy | jelly:

Cnidarian jelly
* All cnidarian jellies possess nematocysts for use in acquiring food.
* Some cnidarian jellies are relatively easy to culture, given the appropriate captive conditions.

Moon jelly
* Moon jellies are common in North Carolina waters during the summer and fall
  - can give a slight sting to bare skin
  - catch small plankton with tentacles, covered with stinging cells, called nematocysts
  - feed on plankton
* Moon jellies range from the Arctic to Florida and Mexico and from Alaska to southern California
  - to Florida and from Alaska to southern California
* Some moon jelly has centers.

Petroleum jelly
* can usually help relieve the dry skin.
* is an inexpensive and effective moisturizer
  - applied to gun face at factory
  - considered nontoxic
  - halfway between liquid and solid
  - high in oil content
  - mixture
  - rubbed into their eyes to blur their vision
* provides a good base for the lip gloss because it is chemically inert.
* purified mixture of semisolid hydrocarbons form petroleum.