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    In 1929, English mathematician and philosopher, Alfred North Whitehead, said: “I lay it down as an educational axiom that in teaching you will come to grief as soon as you forget that your pupils have bodies.” Pressured by the implementation of Common Core and No Child Left Behind, many schools are increasing the amount of in-seat test preparation time. There are just not enough hours in the day to get all of the information presented and absorbed into their students’ precious little minds.…

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    count, and overtime all of them have had to adapt and evolve to survive in their habitats. Some species have changed in color over time to be able to blend better with their environment for survival. While other species have grown fins, some have grown legs, some have even changed to be both water and land, and others wings. One of the many animals that has evolved and grown wings is the bat, although bat wings are different because they have hands. Also bats have the heaviest wings of any…

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    Bull Guitar History

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    Like the bass and cello of today, violas da gamba were played downward, supported at the knees or the ankles: the term “da gamba” meaning “played at the leg”. Early viols had a varied number of strings, usually five or six, and were constructed with a basic fiddle outline: sloping shoulders, deep ribs, and functional bouts that provided clearance for the bow. Their bellies were gently arched with C shaped…

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    Our Vanishing Night

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    Our Being in the Natural World David Attenborough, an English Naturalist, once wrote, “It seems to me that the natural world is the greatest source of excitement; the greatest source of visual beauty; the greatest source of intellectual interest. It is the greatest source of so much in life that makes life worth living.” The beauty of nature is that of a timeless art piece. Mother nature has brushed Earth with vibrant skies, cascading mountains, roaring rivers, and a sea capable of easing the…

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    Swimming looks fun to me, but it also seems very scary. Instead of swimming in the pond, I like to skip rocks, and look for fish, turtles and frogs in the water and along the beach. When my parents paddle the boat, sometimes I will sit in the back and splash my feet in the water. I…

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    was something moving in the water. As I got closer I realized it was a snake. Then I noticed that the snake wasn't alone. The snake had a big from by its leg. The frog was still alive and was trying to hop away but he could not get free from the snake. I threw a rock in the water near the snake to try and scare him and make him let go of the frog but the snake didn't care at all. The snake was hungry and he wasn't going to let go for anything. We ended up leaving the Shut Ins around three in the…

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    Market segmentation BabyBjorn baby carrier will be focusing on wholesalers and household that either sell or utilize their intended products. BabyBjorn main target market is highly dependent on families with baby around 5 months to 2 years old because they would usually buy it for their child from any shopping mall or retailer which their stock are provided by wholesaler ( one of the main target market ). Targer Market The original primary target of BabyBjorn baby carrier product is the…

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    Spring Break Day

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    Suddenly, it started swimming fast towards us hoping for food, maybe bread. I felt excited. I would see this creature up close. I had never seen a swan in real life. How would it behave? I was so curious. Without really thinking why, I extended my leg out towards the swan. My flip flop was about two inches from its beak. Before I could bring my foot back down, there was a SNAP! This beautiful, calm, gentle-looking creature had taken my flip flop right off my foot. We have been back…

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    Samantha Perez is four years old who has been attending day care since she was two years old. According to her mom, Samantha’s daily routine is to go to day care in the morning until 5:00 pm. Samantha lives with her mom and older brother in an apartment in Miami Lakes. Although Samantha was born in the United States, her mom is Cuban and works as a therapist, and her dad, who was born in this country is an electrical contractor. She comes from a Catholic family. She is really close to her…

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    Armin Brott releases his thoughts regarding children’s books in the article, Not All Men Are Sly Foxes. He claims that, although sexism and racism are being erased from today’s children’s books, males are still portrayed in a negative context. This article is eye-opening to the underlying messages children are receiving through these books. The evidence given creates an open door in the mind, allowing the mind to analyze the validity of Brott’s thesis. After close examination, the subtle hints…

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