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    A. 1. This week’s session on sustainability hit very close to home with me. My adult children have been altering their consumption habits by buying organic, antibiotic free, and non-gmo products over the last few months. They have also been purchasing either free range or locally grown meats, local meat markets. After reading “A Meat Eater’s Guide to Climate Change”, I also altered my buying habits for the week. I knew, from my daughters, that there were health benefits to eating organic…

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    part strategy was made, which meant we drafted the required projects to most effectively improve health and wellbeing in the local area. These three parts were: 1. Improving street lighting, 2. providing health training courses, 3.Starting up a gardening club. For the first goal, improving street lighting, we largely focused on pressuring governmental bodies to aid us with the task, as we did not have the permission, nor resources to undertake it ourselves. As a result we had to campaign to the…

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    pride in her garden and her house shows the reader that she has to have an outlet for her “over-eager over-powerful” attitude. The setting shows the reader that she is limited in her life to only do what women in that time did such as house work and gardening. The setting taking place in the middle of the winter and Elisa “cutting down the old year 's chrysanthemum stalk” gives the impression of dark, death, and sadness. The setting provides the reader that mood to better understand how Elisa is…

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    How Shakespeare expresses England through imagery Imagery helps to set tone and express emotional ties or discomfort to other characters or places and forces the reader to use their imagination for perspective in a literary work. Emotion and perspective guide how imagery affects us. For example, most literate people are aware of the description of heaven and hell. A sickness plaguing a community or village in an era where medicine and disinfectants were non-existent can be described as a…

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    In my everyday life, I am very fortunate to have everything I do. I have access to as much food as I want, the healthcare I need, modes of transportation, more than adequate shelter, and much more. In Mawi Asgedom’s memoir Of Beetles and Angels, he faces many struggles in the refugee camp that he lives in before he and his family moved to America, many of which I can’t even conceptualize having to deal with. Mawi struggles to have adequate food, transportation, and shelter in the refugee camp,…

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    Not so long ago, I was in desperation to find myself a new career, which would lead me to satisfaction with what I am doing for a living. However, soon I realised with a support of my family and friends, who know me and my abilities so well that a role of a midwife would be the most quintessential answer to all my needs. I based my decision not only on a fact that I have been always appreciated an interaction and helping others but also on my fascination with foetal development, physiology of…

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    For those who are substance users or former substance abuse users their support and relationships can be negatively affected in many ways. When a substance becomes of higher importance than family and friends, that is when if can affect his or her’s social system. If someone does pull away from their social relationship, then the family and friends will become emotionally disconnected. They won’t feel a need to guide and help this person because they seem as if it is to late to save them.…

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    Her new parents Roberta and Jimmy Chance loved and took excellent care of her. They were apprehensive about her because she was often excluded from social activities and had little to no friends. Some of her preferred hobbies included: gardening, medical conditions, and counting by 7s. When she just starts to make a couple of new friends, she finds out her parents died in a car accident. Her world comes crashing down and she must learn how to cope with it and find a new family. Yet, she…

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    gifted students. The theme–heritage. The task at hand–create a family tree using family members’ birthdates and occupational records. Walking into the computer room, I did not know what the word heritage meant. It sounded like something to do with gardening or dating fossils. In fact, I did not even understand what the term race meant. Whenever I had to take standardized tests in school and asked to list my race, I picked the “other” category and wrote in “human”. I knew my parents were born and…

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    from happening. Discrimination against age, sexuality, race, religion etc. Staffs should all be fully qualified/ trained and that every resident has the same equal choices to everyone else. For example if one resident does not want to go out and do gardening, they can stay inside and do any activity inside and not feel left out. If they don’t want to do something then they will give them another choice or choices until they choose the best choice that is appropriate for them. Not only is it…

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