Personal Narrative-I Was Addicted To Smart Water

Transition into 3 main points which are: Water helps to produce nourishment and protection to major organs through the removal of waste from the body, and also helps to regulates the body’s temperature. Also, to make sure that we are consuming an efficient amount of water a day, health professionals provide several tips to keep people on track with staying hydrated.

Did you know that tap water that is supposed to be safe these days actually may contain many contaminants? People typically do not ask because most of them already think it is okay to drink because they always drink it. However, the truth is that it contains multiple contaminants. They can soon build up and hurt your body. Only good filters can prevent this from happening. Water in water fountains will stay contaminated unless people learn about the effects of contaminated water and try to put an end to it.

Growing up in the city of Flint, Michigan shaped me into the person I am today. Just recently my community was faced with another crisis. Occurring just a few weeks ago was the “Flint Water Crisis”; it was and will forever be remembered as a community wide tragedy. I got the feeling that I needed to do something to help those who were victims to this. I did my best to volunteer at as many places that were giving out free fresh water, such as with the Upward Bound Program on the Mott Community College campus.

In the early months of 2016, I learned of the water crisis taking place in Flint, Michigan. When I heard the first reports of what had taken place, I was in disbelief. I could not believe that a city in America had citizens who could not obtain clean drinking water. I assumed everyone had a right to clean water. I was personally challenged and moved by the sufferings of the people in Flint, I wondered how I could help.

In Carver’s short story, “So Much Water So Close to Home,” three men go to Naches River for a fishing trip and encounter a dead young woman in the river. Aware that the corpse is in the river, they continue on with their fishing trip, not reporting it until they travel back home. Carver illustrates the story through the eyes of Claire, the wife of the fisher. Carver depicts the differences in male and female roles of a marriage and their psychological similarities, associated with why there was a need to travel to further waters, when there is “So Much Water So Close to Home.”

If you are a parent who wants to help keep your child's teeth healthy, then you likely know that they need to get enough fluoride. While fluoride toothpastes provide your child's teeth with some fluoride, systemic fluoride is also important, as it is doesn't just coat teeth, but instead keeps teeth healthy from the inside out. Most children's main source of systemic fluoride is the water they drink. However, you may not know how systemic fluoride is enough, and even how much your child is getting. Here is a guide to finding out how much fluoride from tap water your child is getting and how much is enough.

The first thing I ever felt was intense wind and somehow I knew that when I opened my eyes alI I would see is blue. Light pale grey blue. Blue so light that the horizon can’t tell where the grey water ends and the sky begins. Blue that promises rain and storms and chaos. I was sitting on something. Something with scales and muscles pumping, up and down, up and down and I could only grin because I knew. When I finally opened my eyes and looked at the dragon on whose back I sat, all I could feel was peace. Peace in the air with the slate skies. The dragon pushed harder, flapping it’s wings faster. Up up up up. I thought the farther up we went, the less air there would be, but no. There was more. I felt it in my blood. It flowed in constant wind, sending us through the layers and layers of atmosphere.

For my headline, I chose to put the company’s name, Smart Water. This is colored in multiple shades of blue and it is in bubble letters. The headline is not too busy but it has enough going on to grab someone’s attention. The simple yet elegant design lures the reader in to explore the Print Ad. Just above the headline is a picture of clouds, which hints at the idea that Smart Water is fresh, purified, and energizing. This targets an audience who wants their water to meet the needs of freshness. As we drink water regularly everyone wants to have a fresh sip each time when drinking water. This targets athletes, the middle-aged, and students. Also, as this drink is energizing it is especially intriguing for athletes and students who

I was invited to Save Tacoma Water (STW) Meeting this morning at 9 a.m. When I received an invitation for the meeting from a member of STW, the meeting supposed to be held at Tully’s. But it didn’t include the address. I sent a text message to the member requesting the address a 7:40 a.m. The member didn’t reply. Since I met some STW members last Wednesday, I assumed Tully’s at 24 N. Tacoma Ave. I live in Browns Point area so it takes me about 22 miles round trip. I arrived at 9:03 but I couldn’t see anyone from STW. I called the member to find the address. The member send me text that he/she was in the meeting. But all I want was just address so I can be at the meeting. Why couldn’t he/she send me the address instead of texting me “I’ll call

In America, there are many crisis that affects us as citizens of our country. Whether or not these crisis affect us financially, mentally or physically, these are still important events that go on within our country that needs more attention. Immediate actions should be taken when such crisis occur or are ongoing, so other crisis can be dealt with. Especially with the amount of crisis going on in America one has to be controlled for another possible crisis to be taken care of. Three crisis I will be talking about are hunger in america, the opioid crisis, and the Flint Michigan water crisis.

When I got back, my tub water was almost all over the place. I turn my water off and took off all my school clothes and put them on the counter. Then I put my phone right next to my bath even though it might not be smart. I put my bath salts in the water, then I grab the bath bomb and put my foot in there to check the temperature. Its a tad bit too hot. Both of my feet went in the water and eventually my whole body did. I drop my bath bomb and watch it dissolve which made my bath water turn to a pale pink color. As soon as I lean back, my phone rings. It's my Aunt Jane.

First, water is an important resource for consumers and the environment. The body needs water to maintain health and the body’s mechanism to work properly. “People cannot survive without water resources in their everyday lives, which cost, taste, or health factors the cause for choice and how water consumption affects people and the environment” (Mythri, Chandu, Prashant, Subba, 2010, p. 515). The challenge is understanding the risk of drinking water, from either bottled water or tap water, and the adverse effects on the body system. Therefore, the better the quality of water, the less risk of drinking water from a bottle. “The most uncommon knowledge of the consumers is almost half of all bottled water comes from the same place as tap water, yet marketing tools to persuade the consumer will never unveil important information regarding this”(Liberatore, 2011, p. 69). Bottled water and tap water treatment process levels are different in a treatment process. In particular, tap water treated as high priority because of where the water comes from. The difference between the two water sources is tap water is from run offs and recycled water filtered to remove waste, chemicals, and pollutants, then processed again for all living organisms to use again. By the same token, bottled water comes from the mountain chambers and natural springs, afterward processed to maintain natural nutrients, for consumption leaving nothing to recycle.

I went into your store on Friday 7-8-2016 and bought a 23.7 oz. bottle of Smart Water. The store was very busy at the time and the lines where long. I did not realize at the time but the cashier over charged me for the water. However I did pay with my debt card and just swiped without really listening to the cashier.

The New Year is a meaningful holiday in the U.S.A, and there are many traditions that come along with it. We stay up hours after the sun goes down waiting for the ball to drop, filling ourselves with Apple Cider and spending time with our families. There is also one more tradition we practice on the New Year, coming up with goals that hopefully we can achieve for the next twelve months. You might ask where this tradition came from. This tradition has dated back to ancient Babylonian times. The Babylonians celebrated the new year not in January but in the spring when they had planted their new crops. They also promised the gods to pay their debts and to return any objects that they had borrowed. This is where we developed the tradition that makes us think of better ways to bring about change into our lives. Now I am going to continue the tradition by setting my own resolutions for the New Year. My resolutions are to stop drinking

Drinking water is a necessary activity for human’s life. The aim of this research was to identify habits of international students with the hypothesis was the drinking water habits of overseas students change when they come to Australia. In order to recognize the drinking water habits of international students, the questionnaire