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    need to clean it regularly. Another important thing to do for your pool is to test it regularly to make sure that the levels of salt and chlorine are correct. Remember that if you have a salt water pool you will need to buy a salt water pool test kit because a regular test kit won’t work the same. All salt water pools should have a chlorine generator and they can have problems of its own. Usually your generator will have gauges and other indicators to let you know if there is a problem so the unit

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    as poverty‚ involvement of hard work and everyday life situations are being heard more of in music. Although music is making a negative impact‚ one of the albums that I highly respect in the underground scene that states all these problems is “The Water[s]”. This is an album composed by a rebellious artist named‚ “Mick Jenkins”. This album shows all the social problems in a different perspective‚ that our generation find highly offensive. Aside from making such popular topics being heard‚ “Mick

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    important things for not looking around them. This is Water by David Foster

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    Oil and Water‚ a documentary film that concentrates on the tense relationship between the people of Ecuador and oil field companies‚ provides an important view of the difficulties of the Cofán people. While the film does focus on a particular culture‚ does this make the film ethnographic? The fact that the film has an intention of spreading environmental awareness about Ecuadorian communities rather than being a study on a culture in Ecuador suggests it is not. However‚ that does not mean that there

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    Title Linda Sue Park’s inspiring novella A Long Walk to Water recounts the treacherous journey of young Sudanese boy forced to flee his war-ravaged home in search of safety and refuge. Salva Dut‚ a positive and energetic boy‚ transforms from fearful and inexperienced adolescent to strong and willful adult as he overcomes countless obstacles during his grave expedition to find sanctuary during the First Sudanese Civil War. Despite his perilous predicament‚ Salva’s steadfast perseverance enables

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    What do Pakulski and Waters mean when they say class is dead? In the chapter ‘The Shifting Sands of Structure’‚ Pakulski and Waters are talking about the declining relevance of Marxist class theory in the evaluation of modern capitalism. “Actual social developments have defined both predications of progressive polarisation and conflict and the emancipatory promise of social revolution” (Pakulski and Waters 1996:28). The perceived ‘death of class’ according to this chapter is due the economic reductionism

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    Anne Fadiman’s “Under Water” 1. Anne Fadiman narrates the events of “Under Water” in first person. She prepares us by describing the setting and the conditions and intentions of the event. I think Anne wants us to realize that everyone on the trip‚ including the instructors‚ are human. Even though they knew there was no chance of saving Gary‚ or even possibly reaching his unresponsive body‚ they tried their hardest. 3. I think she uses statements such as “Class II was not an unreasonable challenge

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    Journal of Spatial Hydrology Spring Vol. 5‚ No. 1 Spatial Analysis of Urban Stormwater Quality M. Ghafouri1 and C.E. Swain Abstract Urban stormwater non-point source pollutants are recognized as a major cause of receiving waters quality deterioration. To date most research has focused on specifying temporal variations of stormwater quality parameters which includes high uncertainties and also increases the risk of pollution control structures failure. Traditionally‚ the temporal variations of quality

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    Green Grass Running Water is a novel written by Thomas King in which he explores the implications that colonization has on Indigenous people in a post colonial context. Colonization is a continuous process in which an empire acquires and maintains power by having an unequal relationship with a group of people while taking over their land. In King’s novel he emphasizes that colonization is an ongoing process. Even in a post colonial land‚ Indigenous people are still being oppressed by their colonizers

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    from the perspective of his mom’s abortion. Although these thoughts may seem negligible to many‚ they are familiar and expected everyday occurrences that Jewish immigrant Rachel Deborah Shilsky has to experience in her orthodox reign in The Color of Water. These very events commence as Rachel becomes the beloved girlfriend of a black teen known as Peter in Suffolk‚ Virginia. The relationship is light at first but escalates to the abortion of an unexpected pregnancy. Moreover‚ the story progresses to

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