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    A polish wedding “You and dad look so young in this,” I say to my mother staring at the photo in awe. “Can you believe it was 30 years ago?” My mother says to me with a smile on her face. My parents have just celebrated their 30 year anniversary this past January. As I look at the photograph I notice the two people next to them “mom, who are they?” She laughs a little and says “really?” I nod my head still unsure of who they are, “That’s Mirek and his wife at the time,” Mirek is my mother’s…

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    Lately society has been wrapped up with the idea that stay at home mothers are considered “lazy” or lack the ability to pursue “real” carriers. When in reality, for the vast majority of homeschool mothers that is hardly the case. Upon interviewing a local homeschool mother that lives in Madison Mississippi, I found that these stereotypes in this case were far from true. I needed to find out what a day in the life of a homeschooling mother was like. Pulling up to the house of Mrs.Chestnut,…

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    their genes” (Muir, par. 3). As the results are still quite preliminary in the case of genes affecting marital status, this finding leads to believe that genes may affect divorce. The mental perception of divorce is a key factor when deciding whether or not to get a divorce. The link between the “Childhood living arrangements of children to the characteristics of their marriage identifies a mechanism through which well-being is transmitted across generations” (Teachman, par 3). Children are…

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    Why Golf Is Good

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    professional golf knows it looks easy; anyone who has ever played a round of golf understands just how much time and effort goes into the sport. I’m not a good golfer. I’m not exceptionally awful, but definitely not good. My mother and stepfather got me interested in the sport 3 years ago, and I’m still bad. However, as someone who has never had to work to be good at much in my life, golf is a good lesson. It’s perfectly acceptable to merely enjoy something and not be perfect- a concept lost in…

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    Michael Joseph Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana on August 29th, 1958 to Joseph Walter Jackson and Katherine Esther Scruse. Michael had 8 siblings, 5 brothers and 3 sisters. (Sullivan, Randall pg. 587) Michael and his mother were very close and he learned a lot of his character from her. “The lessons she taught us were invaluable. Kindness, love, and consideration for other people headed her list. Don't hurt people. Never beg. Never freeload. Those were sins at our house. She always wanted us to…

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    this book she will go through hell and back for her family./ (BS-1) Najmah will begin her journey with no loss and experience loss as she goes building up. (BS-2) Najmah has experienced a loss and is changed quickly and adapting to her situation. (BS-3) She has adapted she has changed to suit her situation after all the loss she has experienced. (TS) Throughout all the book Najmah experiences losses the losses, shape her decision at the end of the book. (MIP-1) This is what Najmah was like…

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    Bad Boy Analysis

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    In the story, Bad Boy, Walter Dean Myers is basing this story on his life. In chapter 1 Roots, Walter is talking about how it all started. On page 3, it tells you that he was born on Thursday, August 12, 1937. Also on page 3, it tells you that his mother died after she had his sister Imogene. When she died, his father was left with 7 children to take care of. Their names were Gertrude, Ethel, George, Walter, Imogene, Geraldine, and Viola. Florence Dean adopted Walter, and left Walter daddy. On…

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    about her son. Her son has shaken baby syndrome and is 18 years old. In our group we had 3 people total. We all went over the ladies house and met with her son who was shaken as a baby when he was little. We talked for a very long time and read articles that were written about the boy. It talked about what had happened when he was younger and treatment that the boy has done over the past couple of years. The mother was very open and was willing to answer any questions that we had about the boy. …

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    Siegfried Sassoon Analysis

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    James Walker September 3, 2015 Poems 1102 Sassoon and Owen World War 1 was one of the most memorable wars in history; it was nothing like people had ever seen before. The violence, the tragedies of so many, and life at home versus life at war were only truly known and impacted those who survived. Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen are survivors of WWI, who authors of poems that describe the feeling of being a solider and the misinterpretation of those who were not soldiers. Siegfried Sassoon…

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    methods of family planning. THE RESEARCH QUESTIONS 1. What are the cultural factors influencing the acceptance of artificial family planning methods? 2. What are the socio-economic status influencing the acceptance of artificial family planning methods? 3. What are the religious factors influencing the acceptance of artificial family planning methods? THE SCOPE OF THE STUDY The scope of this study is delimited to the women of child bearing ages attending family planning unit in ESUT Teaching…

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