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    In Chapter 8, for the first time in a while, Maycomb receives some unexpectedly harsh snowfall. Mr. Avery informs the Jem and Scout that that the cold winter is the effect of the children disobeying their parents. Due to the cancellation of school, Scout and Jem make a snowman however they come to know that there is not enough snow to do this. Instead, they use dirt and cover the snowman to look like their unpleasant neighbor, Mr. Avery. After seeing the resemblance, Atticus suggests they…

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    Crystal Arellano

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    eyes were so big they could have popped right out, I practically looked picture-perfect. Its like I knew I was being taped. My favorite blanket is still a blanket I use. Before I wrote this, I didn't know it was a blanket I used. I thought it was some ordinary blanket my mom bought from the store. How cool though. That blanket has been with me for 12 years. The blanket is pink with printed yellow ducks. It’s only long enough to cover my legs but I still use it. My first Christmas was also taped.…

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    Compared to other Native American tribes, the Navajos were considered geographically assessable. They were new comers to the “four corners” region, which is where Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado currently meet. The Navajos basically thrived in the South West. By the 15th century, there were two hundred and twenty thousand Navajo inhabitants on twenty-five thousand square miles of land. The people relied on horticulture, which consisted of hunting and gathering, and sheep herding played…

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    I had underestimated how many blankets I would actually need on the bus. The bus was very cold and felt like a freezer room. But, the worst part of it was that I couldn’t go to sleep. This left me sitting in the bad seat of the bus, with one blanket, freezing. The seat belt on the seat was cutting into my side caused me to toss and turn about every two minutes. I probably only got about two…

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    Co-Sleeping VS Safe sleeping Some people would ask what is the big deal about co-sleeping. When having the right tools and education co-sleeping can be safe. On the other hand, not having the right tools and education can make co-sleeping no safe, and the child could end up as a SIDS baby. What is co-sleeping, co-sleeping refers to many different ways babies sleep in close emotional and physical contact with their parents, usually with in arms reach. As a parent and a childcare worker I…

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    5) Maintain appropriate room temperature and avoid covering the child with heavy blankets. Extreme heat has been recognized as a possible risk factor for SIDS. 6) Educate caregivers to avoid having loose blankets, toys, or other objects in bed to reduce risk of unintentional asphyxiation. 7) Educate parents on the relationship between cigarette smoking and SIDS. Smoking is the most significant…

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    The Hajji Conflict

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    His thoughts and internal conflicts reflect the social mind-sets of thousands of people during apartheid which shows an inseparable tie between personal experiences and wider political currents. In the story, “Blankets”, the personal lives of the characters, especially Choker the protagonist, are inseparable from the political currents occurring in South Africa during apartheid. Choker is a significant name because it represents the character’s identity while at…

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    Some people believe that women are showing too much skin and are degrading themselves by breastfeeding in public. They believe that a woman’s husband is the only person who should see that much of her body. Some people say that seeing women breastfeed in public makes them feel uncomfortable. They believe that women should go in to the restroom to breastfeed their child. Some say that breastfeeding mothers should stay at home to prevent anyone from seeing them breastfeed in public. People say…

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    Nature Vs Nurture

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    Have you ever wondered how you developed your personality? The nature vs. nurture debate is a debate of which one plays a bigger role in a person’s life. Part of our personality is formed by genetics. Some of our personality is of what we learn. Nurture is a more dominant role in a person’s life. Nature is genetics from the parents, and it makes the physical features of your body, it can also influence how we act. Look at Aais and Sam they both have the same laugh and are energetic, but they…

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    I could use this easel is I could use it as a computer stand by sitting inside of the three boards and putting a small computer (like my Mac) on the spot where the painting would go. The third way I would use the easel would be to take various blankets and pillows from around the house and set it up by moving the screw at the top so the easel would…

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