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    ctice good sleep hygiene. • Get up at the same time every day, week day and week end. Your biological clock is set by the time you rise and is programmed to seek sleep 16 hours after rising. Pick the time that works for all your days and stick to it. Go to bed in a way to ensure 8 hours in bed. The time you fall asleep is less critical but still a routine helps to set the stage to allow sleep to happen. • Bed should only be used for sleep (and sex) not to read, watch T.V. or be on the computer.…

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    So here I was standing next to Maxon on our walk around the neighborhood. The leaves were several different colors falling to the ground. A sudden chill came through the air. I shivered in my coat and leaned into Maxon. The houses looked warm and cozy. A random person came up to us and said ¨Congratulations on being boyfriend and girlfriend¨. I then raised my right hand and showed her the ring on my middle finger. ¨Actually we are engaged¨ I replied. I noticed that my ring was very loose and…

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    roping, steer wrestling, and calf roping. Judged events are based on how the performance of the rider and animal are. Timed events are events that competitors race against the clock through a series of go-rounds for the fastest time.…

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    difficulties users of the first clocks had, and how the sewing machine was easily accepted by women of late 1800 's. Corn goes into great detail about owning and operating the early automobile and the troubles the owners had. He also briefly/ reviews the history and difficulties of computers. Corn’s inspiration for this book was a rather small problem with setting up a new printer. His…

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    and suddenly, we found whale watching in Rey harbor, Portsmouth. I was so excited and looking for more information about it. Then I found their prices, timings and availability on online and booked the tickets for the next day afternoon at 2’o clock. On Saturday I woke up early, prepared food and had lunch and we started at 12:15pm to whale watching which took nearly 1hr drive from my home. Once we reached the harbor, parked the car in the allotted place for visitors and moved towards the…

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    Widdershins can also mean to go in the opposite direction like similar to the direction of the sun. The term Widdershins means to me the way or the direction that an object or a person moves, it also means to me the object like a clock being as in the direction that the hands of a clock can move or it can also mean sunwise. The term Widdershins also means to me when you cast a circle you are supposed to move in the clockwise direction, either direction of being left or right as also in the…

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    I agree with Neil Postman, the author of Amusing Ourselves to Death, where he states that ''... author assumed a connection between forms of human communication and the quality of a culture''. I agree with this because every form of communication can portray what someone wants to say. Some ways of communication do have a better way of showing the significance of what we are trying to say, but each form of communication brings the same point. Amusing Ourselves to Death is a book written by Neil…

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    logos that Carr uses is when he cites examples from history in which human behavior is adjusted due to a new innovation. He talks about how the creation of the clock altered the way that individuals lived. Car states that society “stopped listening to [their] senses and started obeying the clock.” For instance, before the creation of the clock, people would eat when they felt hungry and…

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    Nick is recalling his father’s advice, and the result of such advice. Nick implies that his father meant to reserve his judgements because everyone has lived a different life. This schema that Nick possesses is one of the main motifs in the story, as it is put to the test a variety of times. Daisy is talking to Nick about her daughter. She hopes for her daughters naivete to hold true throughout her life so she can remain happy. Daisy hopes for this because she is being cheated on and she is…

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    sound many people have another tradition on this night. When the countdown begins a tradition does also. Each person is given 12 grapes, when there is only 12 seconds left to midnight you are supposed to try and eat all of the 12 grapes before the clock strikes. Many ask why this is a tradition at a Año Nuevo party? This event dates back 1895, and symbolizes luck in the future. At these parties there is also a lot of food, alcohol, dancing, and music. If you went to a Año Nuevo party you would…

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