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E11: Rebuttal Exercise–mom

Posted on December 9, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Antagonistic 1 “Ag-Gag bills also keep employees and others from blowing the whistle on environmental violations. Huge amounts of waste are generated by the billions of cows, pigs and chickens on factory farms. Much of that waste, full of antibiotics, … Continue reading →

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E07 – Safer Saws–mom

Posted on December 9, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

5A – “Wec says his permanent and ‘”traumatic injury”‘could have been prevented if Bosch and its competitors had not rejected and fought against the safety technology.” 5B – The claim was made by a man, Ryszard Wec, injured by a miter saw, … Continue reading →

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Research Position – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on December 3, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Latched for Life For a mother, providing a comfortable and loving environment for a child will be the most important job she ever does. She will go to great lengths to feed and wash and nurture her child. The medical … Continue reading →

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Reflective – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on December 1, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Core Value I. My work demonstrates that I used a variety of social and interactive practices that involve recursive stages of exploration, discovery, conceptualization, and development. Coming into College Composition II, I thought I was familiar with the basics of … Continue reading →

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Bibliography – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on November 25, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Annotated Bibliography “Breastfeeding Controversy: What is Normal? What is Accepted?” WordPress.com. 18 May 2012. https://formingthethread.wordpress.com/2012/05/18/breastfeeding-controversy-whats-normal-whats-accepted/ Background: This article touches on the controversy that extreme breastfeeding presents, focusing much of its content on the weaning age of breastfed children. The author … Continue reading →

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Rebuttal Rewrite – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on November 21, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

There are moms who volunteer to make a hundred cupcakes for the school bake sale. There are moms who coach the soccer team when no one else steps up. There are moms who lose sleep making sure their child has … Continue reading →

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Open Strong – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on November 13, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

For a mother, providing a comfortable and loving environment for a child will be the most important job she ever does. She will go to great lengths to feed and wash and nurture her child. Motherhood is overwhelming, but a new form of attachment … Continue reading →

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Rebuttal – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on November 12, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

There are moms that volunteer to make a hundred cupcakes for the school bake sale. There are moms that coach the soccer team when no one else steps up. There are moms who give in and let their child have … Continue reading →

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Causal Argument – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on November 3, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Feeding Babies, Starving Children When it comes to parenting, no one mother or father will agree on everything. When there are so many decisions, products, and consequences, it is not hard to believe. Within 24 hours of a baby’s birth, … Continue reading →

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Definition Argument – mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

Posted on October 27, 2015 by mymomshouldhavenamedmegrace

The act of breastfeeding can be traced back to the very beginning of mankind, depicted in cave drawings, sculpted into ancient pottery, and documented in primeval writings. Before you could buy formula at your local supermarket or puree vegetables in … Continue reading →

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