...a Love-ly spot, just the on-ly one That means home, sweet home to me. If you follow the old Kit Car-son trail, Un-til des-ert meets the hills, Oh you cer-tain-ly will a-gree with me, It’s the place of a thous-and thrills. Home means Ne-va-da, Home means the hills, Home means the sage and the pines. Out by the Truck-ee’s sil-ver-y rills, Out where the sun al-ways shines, There is the land that I love the best, Fair-er than all I can see, Right in the heart of the gold-en west, Home means Ne-va-da to me. When-ever the sun at the close of day, Col-ors all the west-ern sky, Oh, my Heart re-turns to the des-ert grey And the mount-ains tow-‘ring high. Where the Moon-beams play in shadowed glen, With the spot-ted fawn and doe, All the live-long night un-til morn-ing light, Is the love-li-est place I know. Home means Ne-va-da, Home means the hills, Home means the sage and the pines. Out by the Truck-ee’s sil-ver-y rills, Out where the sun al-ways shines, There is the land that I love the best, Fair-er than all I can see, Right in the heart of the gold-en west, Home means Ne-va-da to me. Sung by each verse Way out in the land of the setting sun, Where the wind blows wild and free, There's a lovely spot, just the only one That means home sweet home to me. If you follow the old Kit Carson trail, Until desert meets the hills, Oh you certainly will agree with me, It's the place of a thousand thrills. Home means Nevada Home means the hills, Home means...
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...individual, family and community – Affects young and old alike Ecological Health Model Albright (2014, p 65) Diabetes Spectrum; Diabetes Prevention and Management; The Thrill Is Not Gone2. Affects individual, family and community • Individual Effects – Body • Short term – – – – – – – – – – – Increased thirst Frequent need to urinate Fatigue Blurred vision Tingling or pain in the hands, feet and/or legs Cardiovascular Disease Stroke Blindness Amputation Kidney failure-dialysis Digestion • Long Term Individual Effects Con’t.. – Daily Life • • • • • • Glucose testing Diet modification Increase activity level More frequent eye exams Teeth/gum exam Foot care DIABETES DATA American Diabetes Association (ADA) ; http://www.diabetes.org/ retrieved 4/29/141 Affect on Family • Emotional Stress – Meal Planning – Medicine management • Communication Stress – Caregiver perceived as a nag – Encourage to exercise – Eat Properly • Financial Stress – Increase out of pocket expenses Average Out-Of-Pocket Expenses (OOPE) for Families with Members Who Have Diabetes According to Level of Income in US Adults Aged 16-64 years, 2001-20082 Income Level Poor ( 400% FPL) *FPL: Federal poverty level Albright (2014, p 65) Diabetes Spectrum; Diabetes Prevention and Management; The Thrill is Not Gone.2 2010 OOPE ($) 2,400 3,600 4,300 5,100 % of Income 17 12 8 5 % Havng OOPE > 10% of Total Family Income 48 42 30 11 Affect on Community People with...
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...In Tim O’Brien's novel, The Things They Carried, the character Mary Anne Bell is portrayed as a young, innocent girl who travels to Vietnam to be with her boyfriend, Mark Fossie, and ends up sacrificing her innocence in the war-torn country. Throughout the story, Mary Anne transforms from a nave, innocent girl to a fierce and bloodthirsty soldier reflecting what she values and how the war has changed her. Mary Anne is introduced as a sweet and innocent girl who initially brings a sense of normalcy and femininity to the soldiers' lives. She is described as having a "necklace of human tongues" and this image represents her transition from a sweet and innocent girl to a violent and ruthless fighter. As time passes, she becomes more involved in the war and embraces the violence and...
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...Mother India’s Malady Mother India ailed mysteriously! Great doctors examined her thoroughly To find out the disease of the Lady And soon started a wonderful remedy! More children and fewer souls had led To her soul-onomic crisis, some said! Hindo-philia made Hindo-phils prey on Christo-phils, Islamo-phils and so on! Soul-opsy revealed severe soul-oma! Doctor Religion gave anaesthesia; Doctor Politics performed soul-ectomy; But India’s malady reached its acme! The soul-osopher found the worst syndrome; Acquired Soul Deficiency Syndrome! How Satanic Man Has Grown! Who is God and what is God? God is sound and sound is God! Streams and birds drum and hum and pray to God! Men and machines chatter and clatter and prey on God! Who is God and what is God? God is air and air is God! Musk deer and jasmines fill the air with fragrance and please God! People and vehicles spit out foul fumes and tease God! Who is God and what is God? God is water and water is God! The earth and the heaven become the holy home for God! Firms and farms fill that temple with lethal filth! How satanic man has grown! Privatisation of Love As spontaneously, love sprang in me, “Civilize your love,” they told me! As naturally, love sprouted in me, “Culture your love,” they warned me! As I remained still untamed, They got me love-starved! As my heart got love-starved, ...
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...death-marked love, And the continuance of their parents’ rage, Which, but their children’s end, naught could remove, Is now the two hours’ traffic of our stage. The which, if you with patient ears attend, What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend. Juliet talking to herself right before she takes the potion. Act IV, Scene iii Farewell! —God knows when we shall meet again. I have a faint cold fear thrills through my veins That almost freezes up the heat of life. I’ll call them back again to comfort me— Nurse! —What should she do here? My dismal scene I needs must act alone. Come, vial. Juliet on the balcony. Act II, Scene ii O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name; Or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, And I’ll no longer be a Capulet. ‘Tis but thy name that is my enemy. Thou art thyself, though not a Montague. What’s Montague? It is nor hand, nor foot, Nor arm, nor face. O, be some other name Belonging to a man. What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other word would smell as sweet. So Romeo would, were he not Romeo called, Retain that dear perfection which he owes Without that title. Romeo, doff thy name; And for thy name, which is no part of thee, Take all...
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...A journey by boat It was Durga Pooja vacation. I had come to my native village with my cousins. As we had no work there, we found the village life very dull. Suddenly an idea struck in my mind and soon we decided to go on a journey by boat. A day was fixed for the journey. The river was not too far. On the fixed day we took our bags and some things to eat and started for the river bank on foot. As we had already hired a boat, we found it ready. The boat was small but it was beautifully decorated. There were two boat-men who instructed us to set properly on both the sides of the boat. It was morning and the sky was clear. A fine cool breeze was blowing. As soon as we took our seats in the boat, it began to move on water. They were really thrilling movements in our life. We all were in high spirit. The' boat was moving gently. The river water was shining in the rays of the sun and was presenting a beautiful scene. It looked white like silver. There were many more boats of different shapes and sizes sailing in the river. There were men, women and children in those boats. The children were very excited and were shouting with joy. All of a sudden the cool breeze stopped blowing and we felt a bit hot. One of my cousins suggested enjoying cold drink which we had brought in our bag. Soon it was midday and we decided to take our lunch. Up to this time we were on the other side of the river. The boatmen tied the boat to the bank and guided us to a restaurant. We took our meals. We enjoyed...
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...Where a Kid Could be a Kid As we waited in line for the restaurant to open there was a thrill of excitement in the air. We had arrived for the celebration of my little cousins birthday. As I pushed the door open, the scenery rapidly changed as I set foot on what seemed to be a new planet. We had returned to Chuck E. Cheese. The color of the walls, the color of the carpet, and the color of the ceiling all seemed to affect every person that entered the room with a positive attitude. The restaurant, in fact, did not smell pleasant at all; an oniony stench that ran through the room. Chuck E. Chesses reminded me of when we once ran around happily, excited to be living in happiness. I tried to invite my friend but her mean self replied with “Nobody goes there anymore, it’s too crowded” The excitement was revealed after the children saw the flashing lights, and heard the loud noise that seemed to be escaping from the games that was spreaded out all through the restaurant. It was then that I felt as If it was I that was running around playing the games, as if it was I sliding down the slippery slide, and as if I were eating the dull pizza that I once thought of as the most delicious food at Chuck E. Cheese. There was a small boy that stood out from the crowd, a curious looking child. He was very well dressed; He had a chunky but adorable face; His expensive shoes suggested rich but his dirty shirt and dirty pants and dirty hair the opposite,i was thinking he was having a little to...
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...Not your complex beliefs that you and they don’t even understand. I am one of five children, and my siblings don’t even know or care about the unnecessary conflict that revolves around this holiday. All they think about is the thrill of walking around our neighborhood at night receiving free candy and being with family. I believe that parents should allow their kids to have fun, without ruining a magical and joyous time for them. No parent should force their beliefs on their child, especially at such a young age. They’ll grow up with this single theory floating in their mind and not be able to even consider other ideas because they haven’t been given a chance to. Many children grow up not even knowing about religions outside of their own. It’s important for a child to be shown the diversity of our world and to see everything it has to...
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...Preparations for the New Year begin a couple of weeks before the big day. This is a fun time full of anticipation and joy as we get ready for the thrill and excitement of the celebrations. According to the traditions, this is the time to clean the house, prepare food for the feast and make banners and decorations special for the New Year. A clean house to welcome the New Year Before the New Year comes, it is one of the Chinese New Year customs to clean the house from top to bottom to get rid off all the bad luck gathered in the previous year. And after the New Year comes, you cannot sweep during the first days otherwise all the new luck will sweep away! So one of your Chinese New Year activities will be to... clean your room! Wouldn't want all that accumulated bad luck for another year would you??!! Cleaning house also means settling all your unfinished business to start fresh for the new year: Pay off all your debts, resolve all quarrels with friends, catch up with homework!!! Make some Banners and Decorations Red banners with New Year messages of good luck decorate the main entrance of your house/room. Red is a very lucky color and symbolizes vitality of life and happiness. You can make your own Chinese New Year decorations with bright red paper and markers or a brush if you prefer. Here are some instructions to make your own New Year Banners including the "Lucky Characters" stroke by stroke. | | Preparing the Chinese New Year Banquet On New Year's Day, the...
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...For example, Six Flags over Georgia, Stone Mountain Park, and the Atlanta Braves Stadium, are all in or near the city of Atlanta. Six Flags Over Georgia is the largest regional theme park in the Southeast. Six Flags boasts more than 40 rides and attractions. With 11 roller coasters, 3 children's areas, 3 water rides, award-winning shows and numerous other thrill rides, a day can be spent making memories to last a lifetime. The Ninja, is my favorite. The Ninja goes up and down steep hills and even loops upside down. During the summer months, you can splash around in Skull Island, the park's huge interactive water play structure featuring dozens of water slides. My favorite water ride is Thunder River. Last year, I was lucky enough to get caught under the cool splash of the big waterfall. In October, Six Flags is transformed into a haunted theme park for Fright Fest. Halloween shows, roaming zombies and terrifying ride makeovers make Fright Fest the best Halloween experience in Atlanta! Six Flags also has water rides available to keep people cool. Six Flags also has games to play and many souvenir shops. As for the sweets, the funnel cakes are absolutely delicious. I would highly recommend Six Flags as a place to go when visiting the Atlanta area. Stone Mountain Park is another tourist attraction near Atlanta. The Park is Georgia’s most-visited attraction boasting the world’s largest piece of exposed granite rock and longest running laser show. The Laser Show Spectacular...
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...hair-raising fear. For me, I always enjoy myself and experience a wonderful time. As for Claire, she has never experienced the excitement. Gladly, I was able to talk her into facing her fear of “America’s Rockin Roller Coast”. To join us in the fun, I invited Tyler and Katie as well. When it was all said and done, we planned a date and time to meet to travel up to the Lake Erie peninsula. The morning dew was among us as we loaded up into Tyler’s SUV. Before we started our adventure, we stopped at the local gas station to stock up on morning snacks for the ride. Although we didn’t grab actual “breakfast” food, candy and sweets will do. To pass time in the car, Tyler turned on some music. We listened to various genres, including rap, pop, and country. After about two hours, across the lake, we saw the eye-catching, towering sight of the “Top Thrill Dragster”. We had made it. Unfortunately, when we traveled through the opening gate, there were many cars inhabiting the spaces. At that moment, we knew it was going to be packed. After we found a parking spot, which...
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...your body and mind, where remnants of racism aren’t found in nods or looks but through the conditions of the schools, the preservation of the roads, and the state of your family, where power doesn’t come from your career, instead from the thrill of death and the game of the streets, a place where the kids don’t get to choose to play gangster, but where they have to for survival of both the body and the mind, where mourning is done over bodies not possibilities, for there are none, and where Skittles and toy glocks are in evidence rooms and not in shopping malls, where you beat or are beaten, where the unknowns of the street are known—a place lived in from birth to death, where Meccas can only save a few. This story is told by Ta-Nehisi Coates in his book Between the World and Me, a piece chronicling the experience of what it is to be a black man in the United States. Addressed to his son, Coates uses fervent emotional expression to articulate his ideas about dreams, race, and struggle. Instead of a traditional communicative approach found in his more argumentative essays, he uses narrative intimacy and empathy to create the picture of oppression and manipulation on the streets of Harlem and Baltimore, where my white friends and I dreamed of thrill and power—because we were allowed to dream; we had choices, the privilege of dreaming. The kids in Baltimore dreamed of the streets, too, but because they had no options. They were forced upon a life where tragedy was under every street...
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...as a tongue that can sing to you my tale, Before I give you the whole story summed up in just a few words, about the land you now tread, its people and its customs, know that the people of this isle cannot say anything at all without the guitar, singing to this sound [tune] and in this manner: this land, my friends, is the island of chacona, known by another name as cucafia, for it is called by both names. The airs of this country are gentle breezes that blow to caress the sense of smell with the fragrance of roses; the waters are fresh crystals and many fountains run with mead, and at every step, set among drifts of snow, are a thousand wineskins. On the other shore of the river there are trees whose leaves produce sweet loaves of bread and for fruit carry sweet rings of dough The pits of this fruit are slabs of butter and slices of bacon born inside the little loaves, with which they are roasted and eaten.- There is a great big tree, so big that beneath its shade fit forty thousand tables and at each table, twenty guests. The fruits of this tree are turkeys, partridges, hares, doves, sheep, lambs, hens, capons, and chickens; all are born roasted and prepared such that it seems as if the tree offers cooking pots and stew pans as well; and while sitting at the table, a man has only to look at what he wants and it falls from the tree as desired. Each chac6n among us has at his beck and call six concubines, one with an aquiline face, another with a round face; one is white-skinned...
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...city. Even at midnight, the sky was brighter than the caliginous graveyard-like city. Airplane pilots would exhibit amazing skill when taking off and landing their high-tech planes – without crashing into each other. After all, only those with said amazing skill, were allowed to fly. Although the shops were smothered in darkness, luscious smells emanated from within them, each with their own mouth-watering taste. Bakeries baked crackling brown bread, whilst sweet shops created stunning, sugary, edible works of art. Restaurants specialized in several cuisines, each one appealing to their indigenous crowds. The overall smell was an astounding mixture of smells from all the different shops, which resulted in a thrilling climax for my taste-buds. Finally, my eyes started to shut, whilst my mouth started to water, and I started to feel drowsy; what was meant to be a quick glance, turned into a living dream. The ‘moment’ had passed all so quickly; I lay back into my bed and drifted back to sleep. This city was a panoply of thrills. It was, the lost city of the future. ...
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...The idea that all these new stimuli are literally changing our brains, in ways that we have no idea yet, is absolutely mind boggling. I almost don't want to believe it, because, it's well, so hard to believe. I agree that scientists most certainly need to start looking into these potential, changes in our brain, and get some answers to the outcomes of the prolonged use of these technologies to our brain, sooner rather than later, when it's too late. I also think that there should be several conversations about the speed of change and potential impact to our brains, and therefore our selves. I agree with him on a lot of the points he brought up though. The author states, "We could be raising a hedonistic generation who live only in the thrill of the computer-generated moment, and are in distinct danger of detaching themselves from what the rest of us would consider the real world." This is so close to the truth it's scary!! Too often almost everyone I know is drowned in technology, day after day, from sun up till sun down, sometime's never even coming up for air. The first thing they do is get on their phones while they walk over to their computer, in order to submerge themselves in a virtual world to start the day out! And this is happening all over the world not just with the people I know, which makes you just feel helpless and stand back in complete disbelief, to this new technology driven world that's upon us. What worries me is that if something as innocuous as...
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