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We anticipate that Waterloo Unlimited will attract the very best and brightest minds from around the region and the country and that it will become synonymous for academic enrichment for high schoolers across Cana- da." he said. ‘lhe most distinctive characteristic ul' Waterloo Unlimited is its lransdisci- plinary content. Apple cider can pose health risks "This isnt science camp. or an camp. or leadership camp -e this is everything camp." said program direc- tor Ed lernigan. Most high school stu- dents - no matter how accomplished - aren't spe- cialists yet, nor should they have to be. Waterloo Unlim- ited exposes participants to cool stuff from all across campus and challenges them to make the connec- Lions. While the students are at UW. they'll work on the skills that transcend disciplinary boundaries. such as creativi- ty, synthesis, research and communication. That's how Unlimited students will Unpasteurized cider can he a health risk as it may be contaminated with harmful bacteria. including E. coli 0] 57117. the strain that con- taminated Walkerton's water. Selecting apple cider that has been pasteurized is recommended by Health Canada. . Apples have come in coma“ with fecal matter because livestock have been allowed In roam within the orchard. This would norm when "grounder" apples tapples which have fallen from the tree to the ground) are used during the process; . Using contaminated water for washing apples or in the prt'paration of apple cider: There are three potential ways in which apple cider can become contaminated: . Poor hygiene andful sanitation practices in the orchard, in Iranspurlatinn of the apples. or at the pm casing establish rttitrtC if any of the above meth, ads of contamination (brain during the pron-se- ing of apple rider. 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However, UW also hopes to maintain an annual Grade 10 program exclusive- ly for outstanding local stu- dents. For more information about the new Waterloo Unlimited enrichment pro- gram, visit the Web site: www.unlimitedmwaterloo.c a; call 888-4567, ext. 5176; or e-mail infotrpuntimited.uwa- Ierl00.ca. If you choose to drink apple cider which is ur1pas- tourized. there are steps which Health Canada rec- ommends to protect against food-borne illness: established a Code of Prac- tice for the production of unpasteurized fruit juice and sweet cider. The Code of Practice encourages processors to clearly label their apple cider products if they are not pasteurired. Before purchasing cider, check the label. If there is no indication on the label. ask the retailer or call the infor- malion number displayed on the label to he sure the apple cider is pasteurized. . Boil unpasteurized juice m cider before you drinkit: . 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