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    Vegetarian Benefits

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    The Benefits of Raising a Vegetarian Child In the last decade, many Americans have transitioned to a vegetarian diet. With this shift, they have also transitioned their children into these diets as well. This change has been very controversial because most think that children will not receive the correct nutrition on a vegetarian diet. In the article “Against Meat”, written by Jonathan Foer, the idea of raising children vegetarian is discussed a great deal. Jonathan Foer is an American…

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    The modern homesteading community, is one of people seeking self-reliance and independence for a myriad of reasons through small scale independent farming and food preservation and crafting. The homesteader is more that just a famer and embodies a broad and contradictory spectrum of motives, affiliations, and material practices. (Wilbur, p.154). As Rebeca Kneale Gould states “the homesteader has converted to a new way of life in which the practice of everyday life is a chosen ‘answer’ to a…

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    homesteaders and began to look for more information. The autobiographies of other homesteaders become like a sacred text with guidelines of how to live this lifestyle. “Many have well-stocked libraries of books and magazines on simple living with serve as testament to a way of living that is both practical and philosophical, not just ‘how-to’ but ‘why you should’” (Gould, 1999, p.191). She goes on to say that if one considers the autobiographies as the sacred text, then nature itself becomes…

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    capital in this profession.” He doesn’t appreciate the fast pace and development of society, but rather prefers the world in its natural state. It’s fascinating to me that Thoreau doesn’t seem to be at all interested in money or social standing, the things that most people are obsessed…

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    wage or to establish a living wage or does it keep both and just vary by workers. First, what is a living wage and how does it differ from a minimum wage. A living wage seeks to provide a minimum standard of living versus a minimum wage, which is the lowest wage permitted to be paid by an employer and enforced by the state and federal government. On top of that living wage standards do not help those who actually need it; ie the poor and low skilled workers. Typically a living wage ordinance…

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    Wang Lung

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    In early 20th century China, a soft wind glides the petals of a lotus tree across the spring sky. In the town, scents of fresh fruits and steaming rice from the markets flood the air. The pitches of venders and cries of beggars resonate throughout the street. Water sloshes and plunges to the cool ground from water carriers stumbling in and out of the town’s gates. Outside of the village walls, is a simple house made of earth. Here Wang Lung sits in the cold iron cauldron for a bath. In contrast…

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    Faith and reason are often times viewed as opposites. Some believe in one, while some believe in others. The real question is; can you believe in both equally? Greek philosophers favored reason as their explanation for most situations while Judeo-Christian tradition favored faith as their way to salvation (Introduction). Faith and reason can be compatible because when analyzing certain situations, there are no other explanations other than God. For example, the big debate that will never come to…

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    community space. Two of the ideas discussed were Mayor Ross attending garden-related events and issuing letters of support when needed for grant approval. Moreover, while the meeting has not yet occurred, we are in the process of contacting an assisted living facility to see if they would be interested in volunteering in the garden to truly make it a community…

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    When you hear famous movie quotes like “alrighty then” “Let's put another shrimp on the barbie” and “just when I think you can’t get any Dumber…. You go and totally redeem yourself.” Immediately Jim Carrey the famous comedian actor pops into your head. He has starred in a multitude of number 1 box office hits like Ace Ventura pet Detective, Dumb and Dumber, The Mask and Liar Liar to name a few. The Golden Globe winner has became a household name despite the many setbacks in his life. Jim Carrey…

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    adventurous acting in many movies some including, Ace Ventura, the Mask, Dumb and Dumber, and Yes Man. Jim Carrey was born in Ontario, Canada. He eventually relocated to Los Angeles, California to pursue his comedy career. He landed a spot on the show In Living Color, which set his career into motion. The disorder I believe Mr. Carrey may have is Dissociative Identity Disorder. DID is defined in our textbook as having multiple personalities while all simultaneously coexisting (Barlow and…

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