Teachers'/students' are pronounced only as -z Hans's/Strauss's are -siz. There is disagreement and discussion as to whether " 's " is used with words/names ending in "s". In my opinion they should, since the

Commendable ambition, but I would not use "philanthropist" in this statement. "I would like to be involved......"

It's a recipe typical of il Bulli which is said to be the best restaurant in the world. Itr is certainly one of the most expensive! http://chocolateandzucchini.com/archives/2006/08/dinner_at_el_bulli.php

"iberico consomme" = In this case, a clear soup made from jambon iberico, which is the ham made from pigs that have been fed on acorns. Melon is not always a dessert. In this case, the melon flesh is in small balls , which are added to

If you are concerned with the possessive, it might help to remember that the possessive "'s" is an abbreviation of "his", so archaically it would be "Jesus his mother.

A mule driver is a person who controls a mule; in this particular context it is a metaphor for an officer controlling his men, and is not a compliment, implying that the men are stupid and the officers are lacking effectiveness.

No - burdens cannot replace loadings, which here has a technical meaning relating to the physical forces resulting from vehicle speed and weight. Anything is not optional. Yes, a vehicle corners when driven round a corner.

We don't do research and writing for people. And you are leaving it VERY late to do a report. Here is a starting point for you: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=microbial+growth

Adapted to the physical demands is probably closest. It really means that the drivers have to take physical training to be fit enought to drive well.

Not really an English grammar problem! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsaturated_fat