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    called, “Utopia.” He made a place, where we today can go to enjoy seafood, and boat. He took a leap of faith and bought a mere 4 square miles, and then working with what he had, Benjamin Mulford made a popular town, among the many towns in Martin County When Ben heard of the Florida land boom, he instantly rushed down to buy land. He bought 4 square miles; it wasn’t that much. But this real estate agent, merchant, and Minneapolis local, decided to travel down to the mosquito- laden area of what…

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    The Lagoon’s many seagrass beds and mangrove mud flats are home also to numerous sea creatures — oysters, clams, shrimp, crabs and fish — who depend on the nurture of this rich and fragile habitat. The lagoon holds one-third of the United States’ manatee population and more than 50 other endangered or threatened species. That and other reasons caused the federal government to name it an Estuary of National Significance. The IRL is not really a river; rather it is an estuary; a body of water…

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    How Did Henry Sewall Bold

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    settle down and finally call a place home. On his property, he built his house (which would later become a historic site), the peninsula’s second post office, and a dock that jutted out into the India River. Henry faced a challenge with the river, the manatee grass on the bottom was incredibly tall and the river was very shallow. Also according to Sewall’s point, Henry Sewall said “It closed up occasionally and acted very much like the Jupiter Inlet.” Henry Sewall made many bold decisions and…

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    Evaluating Coastal Failure

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    quantified based on the past disturbances. As the vulnerability is quite context-specific, more detailed conditions of the local coastal area should be considered for a useful and meaningful result. The selected area in this study is Lee County and Collier County in southwest Florida, US. This region is tourism-driven and less managed as a sailing division since 1950s. It shows an obscure boundary of urban, suburban and rural landscape. The dominant low-density, single-family houses with large…

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    News reported that there is a calorie cap on all snacks except the ones used for bake sales, etc. Most students will see little to no impact from the “Smart Snacks in Schools” regulations. Sandra Ford, Director of Food and Nutrition Services for Manatee County School District in Florida, estimated that her district would lose about $975000 a year if the district eliminated all items that don’t meet these new regulations. Although these snacks have lots of calories and can be unhealthy for most,…

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    According to Sandra Ford, director of food and nutrition services for Manatee County School District, her district would lose around $975,000 a year if they took away all items that don’t meet the new health and nutrition regulations. This shows that serving healthy food to students cost way too much. It puts the district in a…

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    support the new changes they do have some concerns. A specific concern is the fact that if they follow all regulations given they would lose money. According to www.usnews.com Sandra Ford who is the director of food and nutrition services for Manatee County School District in Florida stated that getting rid of snack items could disturb a school budget that was already tight. She states that they could lose around $975,000 per year if they axed the items that didn’t meet…

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    Porterville Research Paper

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    Porterville, California is a town located in the Tulare County with over 55,000 people living here. Famous people have also lived here like the successful fashion designer, Rick Owens. We are located near Sequoia National Forest, the Giant Sequoia National Monument, and Kings Canyon National Parks. Yet, with all these alluring places, why does it feel like there is nothing to do in this town? Truth is, most people are not looking hard enough. Let us start off with a brief history lesson on…

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    (Fla.App. 2 Dist. 1999) case, the fact that the landlord provided a key for use indicates that he knew about the locking system. This is despite the fact that the locking system went against the established codes of the particular jurisdiction (Manatee County Building Code). The difference between this case and the Parker claim is that there was a violation of building codes based on ignorance. In the Parker claim, the landlord failed to act despite his knowledge of some of the provisions of the…

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    Contextual Factors Contextual factors embody a considerable amount of influence on students throughout their educational journey. Teachers have a responsibility to be aware of the factors that the students are facing outside of the classroom. Outside of the classroom the teacher needs to familiarize themselves with the contextual factors in the community, district, and school. Teachers that are more aware of the contextual factors facing their students can plan a more successful lesson. I am…

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