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    philosophies and was infatuated with living in that manner. In London’s novels, he tells the story of a person, or animal, and their return to the wild and it’s natural environment. White Fang, one of London’s novels, describes the wilderness with a “dark spruce forest frowned on either side of the frozen waterway [...] it was the Wild, the savage, frozenhearted Northland Wild”(9). Although the description is correct, London fails to include how harsh and dangerous the winters are in the North.…

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    entitled The Village Vomit. He published his first story at eighteen in a magazine called Comics Review. King graduated from high school in 1966. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Maine in 1970. He married Tabitha Spruce, also a writer, the following year. They have three children. (Read more) Strawberry Spring is set in New England at New Sharon Teachers College after the coldest weather in 20 years that brought 35 inches of snow briefly gives way to…

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    Pink Ice in the Urinal: This chapter opens by talking about the masters, and how one year Herman Miller was invited to go to the masters so in order decide what to do they formed a few committees to discuss how to spruce up the facility. One person mentioned that they could put pink ice in the urinals. I thought that this was absolutely crazy, because how would the color of the ice change anyone’s opinion about the facility as a whole. This chapter focuses on all the little things that a company…

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    toward the labeling of GMO products. (Pollack 2004). The Department of Agriculture, the most common genetically modified plants are corn, canola, soybean and cotton. In addition other foods that contain GMO is papayas, chrysanthemums, poplars, and spruce, tobacco, rice, cranberries, raspberries and walnuts, but these are not grown in the United States for human consumption. At this time there is not a requirement for food manufacturers to label whether their products contain GMOs. GMO is…

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    Acer saccharum (Marsh.) is a member of the Aceraceae family and is commonly known as the sugar maple. The sugar maple leaf is the main symbol depicted on the Canadian flag which further emphasizes its importance to Canadian culture and history. Along with it’s cultural significance, it is also extremely important economically in Canada due to the various products that are produced from it’s sap and wood. Due to it’s widespread canopy capable of blocking large amount of sunlight and its gorgeous…

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    Much of today’s society thinks that hemp is bad because it has qualities similar to marijuana. When in fact, it is a very distant cousin of ganja and is not really like wacky-tabacky at all. Industrial hemp can be used in clothing, food/beverages, paper, building materials, plastics, fuel and chemical clean-up. It can help the economy by opening thousands of jobs and bringing in local money and we would not have to import it from other countries anymore. “A change in federal policy to once again…

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    1. Culture Definition: Culture can be defined as means of non-biological, non-genetic human adaptation to the world. Likewise, culture is learned behaviors that have enabled us to cope with our social and physical habitat. (Price & Feinman, 2013, p 5). Importance: The concept of culture is an important aspect of study, as it largely details how we detached from our common ancestor and advanced as a species. The development of culture provided early humans with the means of survival, as they were…

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    Guy Maisonneuve Prof. Smith ENGL 109.11 2 Nov. 2017 Meat Eater In 2012, the total meat consumption in the United States was 52 billion pounds. That is about 270 pounds per person a year. Luxembourg is the only other country to consume more meat person at around 301 pounds consumed per person (Barclay). While meat consumption in the United States, since the early 1900’s, has skyrocketed. Furthermore, so has the number of Vegetarians in U.S. society. Approximately ten percent of the U.S.…

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    Molly Howard 12/3/15 American Lit. H Period H Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton Study Guide Questions Beginning of Chapter 2: 1. The narrator learns from the other characters that Ethan Frome is about 52 years old, he is stuck in Starkfield, Massachusetts to take care of his sick wife Zeena, and he has been in an accident about 24 years ago and has a scar on the right side of his face. Knowing this information makes the narrator want to know more about Ethan. 2. Ethan’s house is…

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    A ferocious barking woke me up from a dead sleep, momentarily confused, I got my wits about me and realized it was Yukon. Now, anyone who has dogs knows they have different barks for different reasons. Well, this was Yukon's serious "I mean business!" bark, Mira joined in, though I'm pretty sure she was just barking to bark (she loves barking). I had talked to a couple people that mentioned seeing bears around the campground so while I couldn't see anything outside the Jeep, I'm assuming a…

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