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    Aging At Home

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    On average the aging population can survive on less than $2000 per month. This does vary by lifestyle and region, but since I'm considered lower middle class, this is a fair assumption in my area. As we age we can get by with less, as by now our home is paid for, we are no longer raising children and our lifestyle has changed. My parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles all seem to have adapted to their lives as older adults with living on social security, or small retirement funds and they have…

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    The author’s tone of disgust for Old Man Fat’s lifestyle shows that in the Navajo tradition, a person’s identity is defined by his personal connection to the earth. When Chee was at Old Man Fat’s trading post to try and get his daughter back for the first time, he described the trading post on “drab, treeless” land. This description of Old Man Fat’s land shows that Chee thinks poorly about Old Man Fat’s treatment of his land, compared to his own, which is well-kept and beautiful. Old Man Fat’s…

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    is an unlikely friendship for the two at the time. Bruno and Shmuel’s friendship is genuine even though it’s not what the society at the time wanted . Bruno and Shmuel are different though with their ethnic groups, their personalities, and their lifestyles. Bruno and Shmuel have different ethnic groups. Bruno is a young German boy. Shmuel is a young Jewish boy from Poland. Bruno lives in Nazi Germany so he’s taught German ways, and that having German nationalism is important. He is also told…

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    Mary Beard both discuss the importance of history and why it matters through different lenses. The common ground between the two pieces is that: history is not simply the study of the past, but the careful and purposeful preservation of culture and lifestyle, facts, and the other miscellaneous details of life. It is important, not only because it provides valuable lessons for future generations to learn from, but also because it fosters the development of tradition which bonds the human race…

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    for mistakes and failure. The Glass Menagerie was written in a way that encouraged living life focused more on restraint can help create a more stable future, and leave characters more open minded. Since the winstons live a more planned out lifestyle, they don't have to worry about financial downfalls, for they are on a stable path. On the other hand, Jim lifted a more adventurous life in high school, and without a plan, ending up crashing to rock bottom. Amanda was very cautious of her…

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    So thanks to her my mind was intrigued by her lifestyle and the way she lived it. Later in sixth grade I saw videos by a vegan youtuber then my mind was reintroduced. The youtuber showed all kinds of recipes and just how easy living vegan was. Then I was recommended a documentary on what they did to animals so I watched the video and I was horrified with what I saw.I was so affected by what I saw I started doing more research on the lifestyle. So after those videos I decided…

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    coronary arteries narrowing the arteries and decreasing blood flow to the heart. Eventually, heart attack results from the complete blockage of the arteries. Basic knowledge about CHD’s causes, risk factors, and treatment can help people change their lifestyle accordingly to avoid the disease or improve treatment. 2 Damage of the inner layer of coronary artery is thought to be…

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    in the article to create an emotional appeal to hurting animals, and how eating meat is considered hurting animals. This comment made by his babysitter didn’t permanently change his eating habits, but it’s what shaped his views on the omnivorous lifestyle. Foer uses his experiences as a young child to connect with his readers that may have had similar times in their lives. “Every factory-farmed animal is, as a practice, treated in ways that would we illegal if it was a dog or a cat.” (457) Foer…

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    Nick Carraway Selfish

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    individualism, heroism, and hope. As Nick Carraway learns to take a moral stance, understands the shallow lifestyle of the wealthy, and realizes the importance of living a fulfilled life, the summer of 1922 exemplifies qualities of a worthwhile learning experience as opposed to a detrimental learning experience. Most importantly,…

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    were asked to take part in an interview and answer a few questions about themselves. The three individuals were elected for this simply because they were family or friends of the researcher and because they show signs of having adapted a sedentary lifestyle. The interviews took place at times and locations in which the individuals chose so that they would feel comfortable and at their preferred time and place. Each interviewee agreed to allow the interview to be recorded for the purpose of this…

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