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    Heart Healthy Foods And Cholesterol Concerns Your heart is one of the most important organs in the body, and the foods you put into your mouth effect how your heart operates. If you want your heart to be strong and function as it should for a lifetime it is important to eat a healthy diet. Heart Healthy Foods There are many heart healthy foods to choose from to prevent heart disease. The American Heart Association recommends that no more than 7% of total daily calories should be from…

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    The Hatchet Summary

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    fish and foolbirds. Brian also gets attacked by a moose. He sleeps, but is awakened by a tornado. Brian’s shelter is destroyed, but he quickly notices that the tail of the plane is above the water and therefore accessible. Brian builds a raft and floats to the plane. He retrieves the survival kit. Brian unpacks the food and supplies. He feasts, grateful that he had been able to retrieve it. Brian finds an emergency transmitter, but thinks that it is trash. He accidentally leaves the transmitter…

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    Check kiting is an illegal practice that takes advantage of the time it takes checks to clear the payment system. This time, known as float, allows the “check kiter” use of nonexistent funds. Kiting can lead to enormous account balances on paper – and a loss for the credit union when the kite eventually collapses. In fact, check kiting is considered the largest loss exposure associated with any share draft/checking account program. Losses from check kiting can threaten the solvency of a credit…

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    Quiet Zone Research Paper

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    Quiet Zones, Good Or Bad? In many towns across the United States of America, railroads intersect with highways. Some of these crossings have what are known as a quiet zones, where there are 500 to 1000 yards where a locomotive engineer can’t sound the horn. At first this was a great idea; people were sleeping soundly without being woken up by the trains. That is basically all quiet zones do. The people and railroader were happy for a while. People were sleeping soundly and the railroad was…

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    barricade against me, but every time I broke through. Once I got the pass from my teammate in the high slot, I gathered all the strength I could and fired the puck, as hard as I could. I was hungry and envious to get that goal. I watched the puck float crisply through the brisk cold air, then it bounced off the goalies stick, hit the crossbar, and went in! Once I knew it was in I had a huge grin on my mug and was filled with happiness I thought “Yes, Yes, Yes”! At that time I could not believe…

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    Cuban Migration

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    and do for their families in order to survive. Based off the few articles that I had looked into, it was clear that there are different types of people living in Cuban; people who feel hopeless to the point that they would build their own raft to float across the ocean, and others who feel like Cuba is their homeland, and they know it is where they want to stay (Silva).…

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    Noah's Ark

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    pursued with the construction of an ark that would save and fulfill God’s Word. Noah’s Ark was an obvious water resistant vessel that was well built to endure a flood intended to destroy every living creature including mankind. The ark was designed to float and withstand barbaric merciless waters to preserve life and whatever was instructed by God to be on the vessel. Based on the dimensions given regarding this ark, it had a peculiar design that enabled it to reach maximum efficiency. As…

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    Green Frog Lab

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    I spotted the Green frog or can be called “Lithobates clamitans” in the pond during our first lab looking for dragon flies. The scientific name is Rana Clamitans. Also, the frog was classified under Species. The green frog is very common and found all around in North America. The frog looked about full grown and was half in the water and half out the water soaking up the sun. It was a bright green color staying as still as can be, so it was hard to spot. It was a bright and fairly warm day, so…

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    The sea swallow, scientifically known as Glaucus atlanticus, is one of the oddest creatures the ocean has to offer. Technically a type of sea slug, it floats on the surface upside-down, with its belly (or “foot”) and mouth facing toward the sky. It has the appearance of a tapered cross with six arms instead of two, each arm culminating in a burst of short radiating tentacles, cetera, which give the impression of feathered wings. Most of its body is a bright silvery blue, while a richer navy…

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    I appreciate this fascinating poem because Edward Hirsch describes a simple fast break in basketball as a slow, yet complex action performed by players. He writes as if everything is occurring in slow motion due to the the use of descriptive words evoking the five senses. Using imagery through his work, I get the feeling of tension and accomplishment through these stanzas. Playing basketball before, I have definitely experienced what he described in real life. There are many aspects to this…

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