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watching them swim while working her crossword puzzles. She simply had no signs of being hammered by the busyness of life. The music of Karen and Richard Carpenter blared from the kitchen radio, stretched to reach the backyard with an extension cord. As Hanna brushed Beth’s long hair, tangled from romping in the swimming pool, she whispered lovingly to her youngest child, “I love you,

about the debate, and wrote “What’s the Matter with Kansas?”: an article that viciously mocked Bryan and the Democrats. Weekly 2 White didn’t plan on releasing it, but it somehow came into the hands of Republican national chairman, Mark Hanna. Hanna enjoyed the editorial so much that he decided to have it reprinted and put into circulation. When he got back from his Colorado vacation, he learned that he was now famous across the nation. Later in his life, White contemplated if he had been

haven't tried to contact me at all, they probably think I'm a freak too." "Don't say that," Alison said. "I'm sure your parents love you, you're theirs! And if they don't, then your friends are your family. I can tell that Spencer, Aria, Toby, and Hanna all love you. That's all you need sometimes." Emily smiled, and Alison wondered if her words had had an effect on

Assignment 301 - Principles of communication in adult social care settings. Ai) Identify four different reasons why people communicate. . Create and maintain relationships . To teach and to learn . To share opinions . Feelings and emotions Aii) Describe two ways how effective communication can affect relationships in an adult social care setting between individuals using the service, their carers, colleagues and other Practitioners. Effective communication is essential in building

Technology for Animals Often technology is taken too far but is technology for animals taking it too far? Thinking about it there is technology for animals which has been around for quite some time just not anything too crazy. Technology that has been around since 2003 is a tracker that is most commonly used on birds working as GPS tracking. Like technology for humans it can have positive and negative effects It can be helping the animals for example a 3D printing of a bird’s beak or hurting them

Ants are one of the small sized insects from the family of formicidae which consist of high diversity on earth. They are found everywhere on earth except in Antarctica, and they have immense impact on terrestrial ecosystems (Heatwole and Muir, 1989). They are vital in moving and recycling soil and nutrients. They live in colonies ranging from tens to hundreds of millions in a colony. They communicate and control their colony by chemical messages. Animals including, birds and insects occupy different

Great strides have been made in the counseling field to promote multiculturalism, yet it is a complex endeavor and continues to meet challenges in implementation and efficacy. Challenges such as cultural encapsulation, client access to care, implementation of multicultural counseling competencies, and unique issues involved in the practice of counseling a diverse population of clients remains. Research is ongoing to determine the efficacy of culturally adapted treatments in the therapeutic process

In the poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Gawain brings two very different items to face the Green Knight. The pentangle on Gawain’s shield and the green girdle he ties around himself are both complex symbols with many contrasting meanings. One of the ways the Gawain-poet uses these items is juxtaposing them to develop Sir Gawain’s character. The pentangle represents the ideal human perfection and the green girdle causes Gawain to fail to teach him about his lack of perfection. At the same time

nearly missed the cars buzzing by me honking so I would get out of the road. Only two days ago I was an accomplished member of the LA SWAT team, now I’m a fugitive on the run. As I got into my new blue ford pickup truck I wondered what would my wife, Hanna, say when she finds out what has happened to me. Oh my gosh, what would Falish, my sister, say when she hears I am wanted for arson. Well at least I don’t have to worry about Vincent finding out since he is six feet under. As I drove down 6th street

salutations. Today, I will be talking about the woman whose co-founding of the Riot Grrrl movement-- a catalyst for the third wave of Feminism-- is only one among many of her numerous accomplishments in the fields of Feminism and Activism: Miss Kathleen Hanna. Kathleen was born here in Portland, November 12, 1968, and attended Lincoln High School before attending Evergreen College in Olympia, Washington. Kathleen grew up in a highly dysfunctional and abusive family; due to her father’s job, the family had