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    Ellis Island Immigration

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    Hundreds of years have past since many people immigrated here, to “The New World.” Life was difficult and many people died on the way here. If traveling by boat, it took about 2-3 weeks at sea. About one half of the immigrants docked in New York City and in Pennsylvania. Some immigrants went to Ellis Island before getting to America starting from 1892 until 1954. On Ellis Island, everyone got inspected for diseases and/or disabilities, in order, to make sure that these people coming in could support

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    What Is Autism? Autism Spectrum Disorder, (ASD) is a development disorder and affects the brains normal development in social and communication skills. ASD is now defined as a single disorder and includes disorders that were previously considered separate such as Childhood Disintegrative Disorder, Asperger’s Syndrome, and Persuasive Developmental Disorder not otherwise specified. There is no exact cause of ASD, but scientists believe that a variety of factors both genetic and environmental may play

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    rich and wet. They were once considered ideal for celery growing, but farming here depended on This Postcard of celery growing at “The Muck” is courtesy of the Arlene Stager family. the creation and maintenance of a fairly intensive maze of drainage ditches. Not only did these economically undermine the business, they changed the dynamics of the true marshland. Now there are restrictions on any altering of the structure of the wetlands. Celery was a mainstay crop along this section of the trail

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    Food is only one aspect of cultural tradition, but it is probably one of the most prevalent. Because of the significance of food in our lives, many ethnic and religious groups incorporate it into special occasions. Funerals, weddings, birthdays, festivals, fairs, political holidays and religious celebrations would all loose a bit of their sparkle without the pleasure of food. Various foods are given symbolic and even transformative connotations. This is a universal truth in most cultures. A very

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    Introduction Almost all living things deal with competition, including plants. In order to understand competition, it is first necessary to understand niche. A niche is a species ecological role in a community (Brooker et al. 2016). Competition occurs when there is an overlap of the niches this causes the plants to compete for the limited amount of resources. Competition is an interaction where both of the parties involved are negatively impacted. There are four main types of competition. Intraspecific

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     Lettuce  Chicory  Sorrel  Chives  Parsley  Cucumber  Radishes  Fennel  Peppers  Celery  Alfalfa Sprouts  Mushrooms  Olives Other Vegetables: These vegetables have more carbohydrates than the ones above. You'll want to limit your intake of these to about 1 cup per day.  Asparagus 

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    maple syrup and a dash of lemon extract. Vegetable super-juice makes a great detox diet breakfast. It gives you an energy boost, wakes up your digestive system, and keeps you powered through lunch. Ingredients include a whole cucumber, four sticks of celery, about an ounce of fresh spinach, and eight leaves of lettuce. Other green vegetables (parsley or fresh alfalfa sprouts) make a healthy addition to the super-juice. Use a blender or beverage maker to puree the ingredients, adding an equal amount of

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    preferably nonstick, and you need to preheat it over high heat to 350 degrees, which should be around 4 minutes, depending on conditions.      Then add 3 cups of the mustard greens, 2 cups of the onions, all of the bell peppers, celery, and bay leaves. The one cup of okra and dump it all in the pot and cook, stirring occasionally to check for sticking. After 8 minutes add the apple juice and remaining seasoning mix, stir and cook until most of the liquid is absorbed, should take

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    Pelvic Exams for Women Pronounced as a Flop for Asymptomatic Women According to sources, the US Preventive Services Task Force advises against pelvic exam procedure--calculating to 63 million (REFERENCE) performed half a decade ago--for healthy women because specific illnesses (i.e., ovarian cancer) have not decreased; however, doctors argue with the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists retreat to advocate further usage of the pelvic exam treatment due to the lack of evidence showing

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    Salt in moderation is actually good for the body. It helps with certain stomach acids, maintains the balance of fluids, helps in transmitting nerve impulses, and helps muscle control. The kidneys balance the amount of salt stored by the body for optimum health. If, however, too much sodium is stored in the body, and the kidneys cannot get rid of it properly; it will cause serious health complications. Over use of table salt contributes leads to retaining fluid in the body, which in turn contributes

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