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    1. George Packer’s goal in the Unwinding was to have people understand why everything has been falling, why America didn’t seem as great at it used to be. Unwinding is a metaphor of how America is falling apart. The Unwinding is a book that helps understand how things are getting bad in this country even though people thought it was going great. Packer tried to understand how things were failing, how companies were getting into debt or how people are individualizing themselves and how the…

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    Dangers Of National Debt

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    The United States is entering a danger zone as our national debt has reached an all time high. This is quantified by the GDP as a percent of the national debt. The ratio is sixty one percent, which could lead to default on our obligations and could lead to the downfall of our country. Debt is money that the individual owes to themselves. GDP means gross Domestic Product, this is the total value of goods in a country. The GDP in the US is actually pretty good right now, but that doesn’t tell us…

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    National Debt Essay

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    The main source for the debt is due to deficit spending. Deficit spending is when the government spends more than it earns in one year. This money that is loaned to the government adds to the national debt. A politician running for the Presidency must be able to explain how he or she will lower deficit spending, while in turn lowering the debt. 2016 Presidential Canidate, Ben Carson, is one politician ready to cut deficit spending. Carson states, “No, I would provide the kind of…

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    Describe and analyze the distribution of federal government spending. In the 2016 year, the federal budget was 3.95 trillion dollars even though the total revenue of America was 3.34 trillion dollars. The Government is causing America fall into a deeper debt by overspending. The government spent about 36 percent of spending on social security, unemployment, and labor; 28 percent on medicare and health; 15 percent on national defense; 6 percent on net interest; 4 percent on veterans benefits and…

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    federal deficit; the difference between government revenue, and government spending; is shrinking too fast. Wessel mentioned that our deficit now is larger than it was in 1945 and every year since but at the time this article was written he noted that the total debt stood at $16 trillion and while it was not yet at the debt ceiling that the government has set, it was quickly approaching it. Even now our debt continues to grow, it is now at over $19 trillion dollars. The federal deficit has…

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    Springtime is just around the corner and for many people that mean watery, itchy eyes, coughing, wheezing, a stuffy nose and much more. As the weather begins to warm flowers, trees and weeds will emerge from their dormancy and release dust and pollen into the air, causing hay fever symptoms. If you want to enjoy spring without the symptoms of seasonal allergies, check out how the follow natural solutions can help fight your spring allergies. Acupuncture - Acupuncture has been shown to relieve…

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    Eco Village Essay

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    Eco-villages: A Part of the New Elk Grove? Imagine yourself in a town that looks somewhat like a fairy tale: houses float from trees, children are able to roam free of mundane fear, neighborhoods are surrounded by nature, and in this town all living arrangements coincide with nature. The residents of this town work with nature not against it, for their own selfish desires. In return, they receive the benefits of being surrounded by nature. These types of towns are in fact real, and have a name,…

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    Knowing the difference between a weed in the backyard and the weed used to intoxicate is becoming increasingly rare (Nature Deficit Disorder Takes Root) as children of the post-millennial years are becoming more disconnected with nature. Nature Deficit Disorder, NDD, was termed in 2005 by researcher and author, Robert Louv in his book, Last Child in the Woods. It is used to describe the nature void people have in their life. NDD isn’t an official medical term but there are significant effects it…

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    California have been exposed to rodenticides and that the percentage has been increasing in recent years” (paragraph 7). Additionally, Wilkey also explains, “23 tons of trash, over a ton of fertilizer, 57 pounds of pesticides and herbicides, 22 miles of irrigation piping and 13 man-made dams” (paragraph 3), which was sited by the Mendocino National Forest in 2011. Conjointly, Jason Dearen, a reporter who has argued against marijuana environmentally, claims, “people are coming in, denuding the…

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    As the main focus of this paper is based on the behavior of JA, and his actions of verbal and physical harm to others, we need to determine the reasons for his actions, behavior, and solutions for his well being and for others as well. There may be many reasons for JA to express himself the way he does, but we need to determine what it could be based on his surroundings. This is where the ecological theory comes into play involving JA and his surroundings to the microsystem, mesosystem, and…

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