Noticing today that the “blank” jar has a lot more coloring and mold than the other two.
The last day of the experiment!
The “Love” jar showed more activity than the other 2.
We had a wonderful time with this project and will start the 2nd one very soon.
Noticing much more activity with the “love” jar as compared to the others.
A few more days to go.
Noticing the “blank” “no label” jar is showing signs of some change.
The “love” jar show more orange.
Noticed that the “love” jar is showing more activity as compared to the “hate” jar. The “blank” jar is still the same and looks normal.
Noticed that the “love” jar is starting to get some yellowish / orange color.
The “hate” jar seems the same.
More yellowish color in the “hate” jar as compared to yesterday.
Noticing much more yellowish color on the “hate” jar.
Should have used taller jars, would have been much better for taking pictures and better results online.
Noticing that the “hate” jar is showing some yellowish color on the top of the rice.
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Watson and Crick reveal DNA discovery
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U.S. Olympic hockey team beats Soviet Union
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Shirley Temple receives $50,000 per film
On this day in 1936, Shirley Temple receives a new contract from 20th Century Fox that will pay the seven-year-old star $50,000 per film.
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Clay TKO\’s Liston for heavyweight boxing title
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Hiram Revels is first African American US Senator
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