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    Diabetes Feed Your Child

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    • Low-fat or non-fat yogurt with no sugar added. • Pretzels and milk. • Whole grain crackers with cheese or peanut butter. WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT MANAGING MY CHILD’S BLOOD GLUCOSE? • Check your child’s blood glucose every day, as often as told by your child’s health care provider. • Have your child’s A1c level (hemoglobin A1c) checked at least two times…

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    fats consisting of vegetable oils, soybeans, walnuts, peanut butter, and flaxseeds. We have thousands of unique proteins in our body. They are digested in the stomach and small intestine. Proteins play an important role in our body as they build, repair, and maintain cells. They help fight off infections, and wouldn’t be able to digest our food. They provide 4 calories of energy per gram. Protein is found in meat, fish, poultry, dried beans, peanut butter and…

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    Obesity Problem

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    The classic lunch of peanut butter and jelly on white bread is actually far from healthy, and closer to a dessert than a balanced lunch. School lunches tend to go along with that trend. Vending machines, soda, and processed foods are common. Fruit, vegetables, and truly fresh…

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    Corruption The American dream is that if a person abides by the rules, works hard and has initiative, then his family and he will have the opportunity to live a life of comfort, pleasure and possible wealth. For centuries, people have been emigrating to America in search of the American Dream. Unfortunately, in today 's society, the American dream is often corrupted. This is evident in how African Americans were treated from the 17th century to the late 1960 's. Another example of the American…

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    Eating at the Poverty Line In 2015, 43.1 million or 13.5 percent of Americans were living at or below the poverty line (Proctor). Based on analysis BBC’s analysis, those living at the poverty line in the United States have $4.91 per day to spend on food (Hatton). So for my food immersion project, I lived off of 4 dollars and 91 cents a day for five days. This experience not only shaped the food I ate, but my eating habits, my shopping habits, and my daily routine for those five days and…

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    rainforest converge. With such a diverse terrain, Senegal has an abundance amount of natural resources, like peanuts and fish, and large mineral deposits such as lime, aluminum, petroleum, high-grade iron ore, gold, natural gas, and salt works (Britannica.com. Accessed June 1, 2016). But like most West African nations, Senegal fell victim to the reliance of a cash crop, in Senegal case it 's peanuts. This reliance made Senegal’s economy very one dimensional on exporting this cash crop that it…

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    In The Warm Sun Tone

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    Before: At the beginning of the story, the tone is warm, innocent and childlike. In paragraph 1, it states " The harvesting of the corn and cotton, peanuts and squash, made each day a golden surprise that caused excited little tremors to run up her jaws." This symbolizes that it is autumn, and the harvest season create the colors of the day in a vision of nature in its beauty. As the story continues, Myop's excitement becomes contagious. In paragraph 2, it states " She felt light and good in the…

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    Columbian Exchange

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    of the Americas and the afro Eurasians traded and exchanged many things, some good, and some bad. Explorers returned to Europe with corn, potatoes, and tomatoes, which became very important to Europe. In the process, Europeans introduced rice and peanuts to the new world. There were some very unintentional thing that were introduced during the exchanges, such as pests, like rats, and major diseases that killed many people. Before communication was established between the two worlds, diseases…

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    dimly lit in the tunnel around the field. Thousands of people are flying by. As they pass it seems everyone has something different. I see an ice cream sundae, that was made in a baseball helmet. There is so much ice cream, an enormous amount of peanuts, and a mountain size pile of whipped cream so high that it seems taller and heavier than a small child. I look along the walls that are covered with murals of past and present White Sox legends, they are so big it is as if we are supposed to…

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    Nobody Left to Hate and Freedom Writers Cognitive psychology focuses on studying how the environment a person lives in affects his or her behavior. In the mid 1950s, researchers started looking into external factors rather than internal processes to explain why people act a certain way. Cognitive research revolutionized and become the dominant approach in psychology by the late 1970-1980s. Then, many people started creating strategies to influence people’s behavior to change. In 1990, Erin…

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