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    Cross Contamination

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    you want to avoid is cross-contamination. This essay will tell you what cross-contamination is‚ how it occurs‚ what happens when you eat contaminated food and how to prevent it.         To begin with‚ what is cross-contamination? Well‚ cross-contamination is when bacteria from one food is transferred to another and contaminates the other food. Usually‚ contamination occurs between a raw food and a cooked food‚ vegetables and meats‚ or for hygienic reasons. For example‚ cross-contamination can occur

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    In the short film‚ Pink Boy‚ by Eric Rocky‚ a boy named Jeffrey has felt like an outcast for his whole life. He has always felt different than his classmates. He would much prefer to be living life as a princess. Pink tiaras‚ dresses‚ and long beautiful hair is more of his style. Because of the area he lives in he can not just dress or act like he wanted to without fearing judgement from his neighbors. But lucky Jeffrey has two mothers that love and support him through his journey of becoming his

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    The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – English assessment draft In the book‚ Bruno is portrayed as a young boy with a sense of adventure and curiosity; it mirrors this in the film too‚ however in the book he seems more mature and his age doesn’t meet his personality‚ it expresses this when it says ‘..he asked in as polite a tone as he could muster…his mother had always taught him to be kind to Maria..’ so he clearly listens and knows what is right and what the correct behaviour is. If any other 8 year

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    Recent events in Las Vegas have shed a new light on the book Saturday by Ian McEwan. The novel and the events of Las Vegas go hand in hand because Las Vegas was a traumatic experience. .The novel discusses traumatic events and all the details that are affected by it. In the paper “welcome to contemporary trauma culture” by Barbara Aritzi‚ the focus is on the process of a traumatic event and how people both recover and how they cope with the situations. There are many texts involved in this excerpt

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    The Meaning of the Cross

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    Historically‚ the cross served as being a symbol of death‚ suffering‚ and execution. In today’s world however‚ it means much more than that. For Christians‚ the cross is of an immense importance because of the fact that it provides simplicity‚ direction and motivation in people’s chaotic lives. Most importantly‚ it is a representation of the affirmation of faith. Jesus was sent to earth to spread the word of God and to die for the sins of the Christian people. Therefore‚ the symbol of his heroic

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    The novel The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne is a cautionary tale told through the eyes of nine year old Bruno. It is a story about an innocent friendship between two boys‚ one is the son of the commandant of a concentration camp in Poland and the other is a jew. The only thing between them is a fence that separates‚ but eventually interweaves their lives. it demonstrates how even in the most dreary and dark circumstances nothing stands in the way of true friendship and human kindness.

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    Victor the Wild Boy The environment‚ culture beliefs and society make a great impact in the development of a child. A child goes through different stages of social‚ emotional‚ cognitive and physical development. . Throughout the decades‚ children are taught differently and are viewed to behave a certain way depending where they are from. “ We are prepared by both our cultural and biological heritage to use language and other cultural tools and to learn from each other” (Rogoff‚ 2003‚ p.3.) This

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    Something I found very interesting about Alston’s essay on “Perceiving God” was their notion of how one’s experience of God‚ and their beliefs about the being which they call God‚ play a tremendous role in one’s understanding of God. In short‚ it seems that Alston’s views one’s religious experiences as being validated‚ and given context‚ through the context of religious beliefs they share in their culture. Thus‚ the phenomenon of belief in a religion‚ says Alston‚ has to be predicated on the phenomenon

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    In Ian Frazier’s “In Praise of Margins”‚ Frazier emphasizes the importance of engaging in “marginal” activities. He does not like the negative connotation that the word “marginal” has been given. It’s negative connotation comes from the thought that it describes things that have close to‚ or no purpose. All activities start out as having no purpose to them always end up having a deeper meaning to them in the end. Activities such as traveling‚ playing basketball‚ and exploring the woods in “In Praise

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    The Boy Who Dared Essay

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    While Number the Stars and The Boy Who Dared both successfully address the difficult issue of the Holocaust‚ I found Lois Lowry’s novel much more child-empowering. Annemarie’s story remains somewhat separate from the horrors of Nazi Germany comparative to Bartoletti’s work‚ but Lowry puts that separation to good use. For example‚ when Annemarie struggles to understand the occupation of Denmark and asks her father‚ “sometimes I wonder why the king wasn’t able to protect us” (Lowry 15). This passage

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