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22 Maps That Show The Deepest Linguistic Conflicts In America - Business Insider
Great series of map infographics here
22 Maps That Show The Deepest Linguistic Conflicts In America - Business Insider
Well being from the Northeast (New England) where we have absolutely no discernible accent.... I would have to disagree with that study.. I have no problem saying the word Caahhh or Paahk.... Very cool Ravs !!
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Interesting. And also interesting that there's a rather strong and focused anomaly around Kansas City. I hadn't known it had so many migrants.
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Very interesting. According to these maps, I'm from Philadelphia, the Midwest, the deep south, Louisiana, and probably Mars as well.
The resolution is a little low on the sampling (it looks like nobody in Nevada was consulted, for example). If they would just data mine the Echelon results for cell phone calls, they could probably get much better coverage. Wait, that's not publically available. Carry on, nothing to see here...
I don't see anything.
Also, I personally say Soda-pop, compared to pop or soda.
I saw that as well yesterday. It definitely made me laugh.
Very interesting. I'm British so from an outsiders opinion it's cool to see their influences
#19 is awesome.
For many years now I have called it "soda", but I grew up in the 50's & 60's calling it "tonic". That didn't even make the list.
I read about another bit of interesting linguistic information a while ago. This paper stated that the current British accent did not exist prior to the American Revolution. At that time the British accent was similar to the current Bostonian accent. After the war, British Royalty started speaking with a different accent which was then mimicked by other nobles and it eventually filtered down to the general public. The paper claims there were even school where one could go and learn the new accent.
Now, I have no idea if this is factual or not, I read about it on Yahoo News, but I found it interesting.
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text: Sitting by this unnaturally warm Lake (which is apparently fine to swim in - I wonder about regular exposure to things like mercury that may be falling from the smoke stacks or leeching from the GIANT piles of coal that were less than 1,000 feet away) one cannot help but think of the past and the future. Coal and renewable energy. Poverty and jobs. Destruction and health. What relics of our past do we want to embrace and which ones do we want to see slowly fade away?The balance exists now, and places like Mountain Storm are living examples of how one location can embody nearly every facet of energy debates that are being had in Washington now. Personally, I want to see more turbines, and less coal. There are more jobs to be had in wind these days than in coal, and that is news that I think we can all embrace.

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GonFreeces31 wrote:If it's a rush file, spending 1SP from Mystic in early turns will cost you games by slowing the development of your file drastically. Fellana still has her place.
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The No. 6 ranked Humboldt wrestling team saw their season come to an end Tuesday night (Feb. 5) and suffered their first loss of the season in the process, falling to Ballard Huxley, 33-28 in a Class 2A Regional Dual final in the Humboldt gym.
The loss ends Humboldt's dual season with a sparkling record of 23-1. The Wildcats defeated Woodward-Granger 57-21 in the semifinal round while Ballard topped Greene County of Jefferson, 49-27.
In the final match of the night, Ballard jumped out to a 30-9 lead before Humboldt came roaring back to pull within 30-28 with the final match of the night pitting Wildcat junior Reed Dreyer against Ballard's Alex Macki at 195 pounds. Dreyer led 1-0 in the final seconds when Macki scored a two-point reversal with 2 seconds left to pull out a 2-1 triumph and send the Bombers into the state dual team tournament Feb. 13 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
Ballard 33, Humboldt 28
220–Alex Macki (B) dec. Cordes Olthoff, 5-1. 285–Dylan Hendricks (H) pinned Charles Angell, 0:28. 106–Quentin Luke (B) pinned Austin Meier, 3:52. 113–Kylie Zender (H) dec. Louie Howlett, 13-6. 120–Ethan Estabrooks (B) pinned Austen Gargano, 2:21. 126–Nathan Macki (B) dec. Jacob Miller, 13-6. 132–Mitchell Broer (B) pinned Mike Madsen, 0:38. 138–Dillon Hansen (B) dec. Thaylan Bowman, 5-3.
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- "Luckily, there's always one guaranteed weak link in any security set up. The human heart."
- — Carl Johnson
Key to Her Heart is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by Wu Zi Mu as part of plans to pull off a heist off Caligula's Palace from The Four Dragons Casino, located along The Strip in Las Venturas, San Andreas.
Carl has just returned from the Las Venturas City Planning Department with the blueprints of Caligula's Palace, which he and Wu Zi Mu intend to burglarize. The next step in his plans involves providing his team access to Caligula's restricted areas by wooing and gaining the trust of one of the casino's croupiers, Millie Perkins. Carl takes Millie out on dates and slowly convinces her of his genuine affection. Eventually, she trusts him enough to let him use her key card for the heist, the plans for which Carl has intimated to her. He assures her that she will receive a generous cut of the purloined cash, and takes her security card back to The Four Dragons Casino in preparation for the next steps of the plan.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Get to Caligula's Palace casino
- The Croupier has a keycard and knows the code, follow her
- She's gone into the sex shop, follow her inside
- The Croupier is in here somewhere, find her
- Go and get a gimp suit
- Leave the shop and go after the Croupier
- The Croupier has left the shop. Follow her but remember not to get too close
- The gimp will be arriving shortly, wait around and make sure he doesn't make it to the Croupier's house
- Now that the gimp's out of the way go and ring the doorbell
The reward for completing the mission is an increase in respect. The mission Dam and Blast is unlocked. The player may now also take out Millie Perkins for dates.
- After this mission, on your first date with Millie, you can just kill her for faster access to the keycard.
- A Love Fist poster can be seen when Carl Johnson and Wu Zi Mu discuss their plans to rob Caligula's Palace.
- This is one of only a handful of missions in the game that can overlap with others. Since Carl has to go on several successful dates with Millie, who is only available at certain times, it's possible to not only save the game, but undertake other storyline missions, side-missions and odd jobs (as well as date other girlfriends) during the course of the mission (note: this applies only after Carl successfully follows Millie home, kills the gimp, and makes her a girlfriend).
- Once Carl receives the pass card from Millie, he's under no further obligation to date her, but can continue to do so up to 100% progress, though there is no 100% award given for Millie (unlike other girlfriends).
- If the player has enabled the 'Hot Coffee Mod' in the PC version, this mission becomes harder because Millie, unlike other girlfriends, has to be spanked, which is harder to do.
- Although it is Millie's Keycard, it isn't actually her on the keycard. It is actually owned by a man called "Officer P Rowe".


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- The role of film archivists is becoming increasingly important as the amount of film in archival collections continues to rise. The detection and identification of photographic dyes using non-destructive methods such as Raman spectroscopy is explored. Interference from fluorescence appears to be a major problem during the analysis procedure and initial results will be presented detailing progress to date.
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Anyone have any idea what the announcement is regarding our link up with Widnes??? Are they just naming the lads who will be playing for us next year or is it something more mysterious??
I would assume that we will find out the names of the players that will be dual registered but, who knows?
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gessoul in meta mid red!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Proxy just to use this op meciless death open. I think I should just abuse it myself till they change it. Definately needs a change.
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Probably mistakes on both sides but impossible to play perfect especially since both file and souls are unknown to the othere player.
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. Lucky to take out bkr early maybe opponent should have moved it to back to keep it alive. vGreat opportunity to counter play with my lvl 1 grim but missed it could have guessed it. Watch me taking risks and not reviving also to save sp and activate souls. So satisfying beating op mechanics even though with my own arguably op or atleast strong cards. Also lucky with cem retrival. One of the many games I would have quit but I ended up winning in the end. Also opponent sent wrong card to grave
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No channel alterations have occurred in the upper subbasin. However, extensive alterations have occurred in the lower subbasin (USCOE 1991). Under provisions of the 1849 Swamp Lands Act, swamp lands were donated to the states with the requirement that the proceeds from land sales be used to construct levees and drainage ditches. The preparation of a comprehensive flood plan was begun by local citizens through the St. Francis Valley Drainage Association, which was organized in 1904. A comprehensive flood plan was adopted in 1911, and eventually became the St. Francis Basin Project. However, by 1911 the local citizens had already begun construction of levees along the river from Wappapello, Missouri to St. Francis, Arkansas. A levee was completed on the west bank in 1922, by local interests, from near where Wappapello Dam now exists to the Missouri-Arkansas state line. A levee was also completed along the east bank in 1923. These levees provided inadequate flood protection. Congress enacted the Flood Control Act of 15 June 1936, which authorized levees, channel diversions, and channel enlargements to control flooding. Furthermore, the Chief of Engineers could, and did, modify the plan to include a detention reservoir, eventually known as Wappapello Lake. The federal government subsequently reconstructed the levees and constructed Wappapello Dam in 1941. Above Crowleys Ridge the levees are fairly close to the river bank. But, from Crowleys Ridge to the state line, the flow is confined by a leveed floodway, which varies from 0.75 to 2.5 miles wide.
Channelization of the river from the lower end of Wilhelmina Cutoff to the mouth of Mingo Ditch began in 1966 and took approximately nine years to complete. The lower river was channelized from RM 259.2 to RM 278.1 and now ranges from 120 to 200 feet wide. The mainstem was designed to contain 7,000 cfs plus tributary flow.
Between the confluence of Mingo Ditch and Highway 62, 28.3 miles of stream was lost to channelization. This amounts to a 51 percent loss of stream and an increase in gradient from 0.63 ft/mi to 1.27 ft/mi. The creation of the Wilhelmina Cutoff reduced the length of that reach of river from 18.65 miles to 6.6 miles, a 65 percent loss. The gradient increased in this reach from 0.54 ft/mi to 1.52 ft/mi. Moderate to severe habitat destruction has occurred and will continue to occur throughout the subbasin upstream of the channelization. Headcutting in the mainstem, tributaries, and lateral ditches has caused lower stream bed elevations, wider and shallower stream channels, and steeper banks, which are experiencing severe sloughing and erosion in many locations. Increased deposition downstream is causing abundant unconsolidated sediments, decreased depths, and accelerated bank erosion. Most of the lower subbasin tributaries have also been channelized--with similar consequences.
High water temperatures, particularly in the smaller lateral ditches, can occasionally cause stress and mortality of fish and invertebrates during summer low-flow periods. Increased water temperature is influenced by channelization and ditch maintenance which increases channel widths, reduces water depths, and removes riparian shade.
The main channel from 0.5 miles upstream from Highway 84 to 6.5 miles downstream has almost completely filled in with sediment, logs, and other debris. This log jam has been accumulating additional trees, logs, and sediment for many years and has diverted the majority of the flow east and west adjacent to the levees. The USCOE is developing a plan to deal with the log jams.
The MDC Stream Habitat Assessment Device (SHAD), version II, was used to describe the quality of streambank, corridor, and channel habitat conditions in the basin. SHAD uses objective measurements and subjective ratings to rank particular habitat parameters into categories that allow inter- and intra-basin evaluation and comparison. Sixty-six and thirty SHADs were conducted in the upper and lower subbasins, respectively.
All fourth order streams and larger were assessed, plus a few third order streams. The selection and distribution of SHAD sites were dictated by stream order, gradient, and access, and location of representative sites within that stream reach. The length of individual SHAD sites was adjusted (usually extended to include more pool/riffle sequences) to enhance the accuracy if an obvious anomaly was measured. Channel conditions such as pool/riffle ratio, cover density, average width, and maximum average depth were calculated for each site.
SHAD evaluations suggest that most of the surveyed habitats in the upper subbasin are generally in good condition. The problems that occur are usually minor, scattered, and most often associated with streambank instability.
In lower subbasin streams, channelized sections are in very poor condition due to headcutting and sloughing streambanks. Depositional reaches (e.g. below Wilhelmina Cutoff and below Highway 84/90) are also suffering poor habitat conditions. The remaining areas of the lower subbasin are in good condition, with only minor problems. Specific discussion on habitat conditions will be separated by subbasin.
Upper Subbasin
Streambank Conditions: Analysis of the SHAD summaries suggest that streambank erosion is not excessive (Table Hc01). At least 82 percent of the streambanks that were surveyed were not experiencing any accelerated erosion and very little severe erosion was identified. Streambank protection quality was quite variable. The St. Francis River and Stouts Creek were mostly good while Big Creek and Little St. Francis River were rated good to fair. Only Wolf Creek and a few smaller mainstem tributaries had a poor protection rating. Bottomland hardwoods were the dominant vegetation, followed by shrubs (understory vegetation), and annual vegetation. Some large granite rocks and outcroppings provide additional streambank protection.
Corridor Conditions: The quality of the forested portion of the riparian corridors is rated as good (dense stand of trees and understory) throughout most of the subbasin (Table Hc02). Only the Little St. Francis River and Wolf Creek basins contained corridors rated as poor. The mainstem and western tributaries (Big and Stouts creeks) tended to have wider forested riparian corridors, while the eastern tributaries (Little St. Francis River and Wolf Creek) have much narrower corridors.
Channel Conditions: Channel substrates are generally stable and quite diverse, primarily composed of gravel and cobble, followed by sand, boulders, and rock outcroppings. Big Creek contains a greater percentage of gravel while the Little St. Francis River probably contains more sand than other subbasin streams. The pool/riffle ratio in the mainstem is as high as 22:1 and averages 4.5:1. Smaller basin streams have much smaller ratios, usually below 5:1. Average maximum pool depths in the mainstem generally ranged from 4 to 7.5 feet deep. Abundant woody cover (e.g. logs, rootwads, fallen trees) provides excellent fish habitat. The average amount of woody cover in the mainstem, Big Creek, Little St. Francis River, and Stouts Creek was 53, 60, 33, and 24 woody structures per mile, respectively.
Lower subbasin
Streambank Conditions: SHAD summaries suggest that streambank erosion is not excessive (Table Hc03). The greatest amount of erosion is occurring in the channelized sections of the mainstem and tributaries. Headcutting has lowered the stream bed elevations, and has also begun to cause gully erosion in the smaller tributaries. Sloughing of bank soils and rill erosion have also caused problems. Extended periods of high discharge from Wappapello Dam after storm events probably increases the erosion potential. Very little streambank erosion is occurring in the leveed floodway below Highway 84, west of Kennett, because flow is distributed over a wider area, thus reducing the erosive power of the flow.
Only about half of the streambanks were rated as having good quality vegetation to protect against streambank erosion (Table Hc03). The channelized sections of the mainstem and tributaries probably account for the majority of poor streambank vegetation because the banks are often too steep to allow the growth of woody vegetation. It is possible that the soil composition (mostly clay), low gradient (1 ft/mi), and the engineered design of the channel assist with streambank protection and stabilization. Vegetative bank protection improves in the leveed floodway.
Corridor Conditions: The quality of the forested portion of the riparian corridor is rated as 84 percent good and 16 percent fair along the mainstem (Table Hc04). The majority (86%) of Mingo Ditch is also rated as good, but 14 percent is rated as poor. The corridor quality along Varney River and Dudley Main ditches are mostly poor (75% and 87%), with only small areas of good quality corridor vegetation. The average width of the forested corridor is also much less for Varney River and Dudley Main ditches than for the mainstem or Mingo Ditch. The width of the wooded corridors is dependent on the extent of agricultural activity.
Channel Conditions: Throughout the subbasin, the stream bed is primarily composed of clay and sand, with very little diversity. Excessive sedimentation is occurring below the channelized sections between the lower end of the Wilhelmina Cutoff and Highway 62, and below Highway 84. The abundance of woody cover varied considerably, with a greater amount of cover in the unchannelized sections. The mainstem contained an average of 69 logs, trees, or rootwads per mile. Even Varney River Ditch and Mingo Ditch averaged 47 and 51 woody structures per mile, respectively. No woody cover was located in Dudley Main Ditch.
Since 1990, improvement projects have been installed on four streams in the basin for the purposes of streambank stabilization, streambank revegetation, corridor revegetation, elimination of headcutting, or creation of instream fish habitat. Three of the projects are located on public lands owned by either MDC or DNR and one MDC Landowner Cooperative Project (LCP) has been installed on private land.
- SAM A. BAKER STATE PARK Cedar Tree Revetment Project: Big Creek at RM 1.75 ; fifth order; 313-foot-long eroding streambank; single row tree revetment installed in October 1990; additional trees added in subsequent years; willow stakes planted March 1991 to 1993. The revetment eventually stabilized the eroding streambank toe. Natural revegetation and willow staking have been successful in establishing vegetation on the site.
- VIRGINIA MELLOR LCP Cedar Tree Revetment Project: Twelvemile Creek at RM 13.7; third order; 300-foot-long eroding streambank; single row tree revetment installed October 1994; additional cedars added June 1996; willow stakes and tree seedlings planted February and March 1995; additional willow stakes added spring 1996 and 1997. A major flood during the spring of 1999 removed most of the cedar trees in the revetment and because of recurring problems, the revetment may not be repaired.
- BEAVER LAKE OUTLET DITCH (Otter Slough C.A.) Headcutting Control Project: A large grade control structure was constructed at the mouth of the ditch in 1994. A pipe was placed along the entire length (352 ft) of the outlet Ditch between Beaver Lake and Dudley Main Ditch (Ditch #12) to carry the flow. The project has successfully halted the headcutting.
- BRADYVILLE DITCH (Otter Slough C.A.) Headcutting Control Project: In 1999, four grade control structures were constructed in the lower 460 feet of Bradyville Ditch, a tributary to Dudley Main Ditch. The lower 110 feet of the ditch was lined with riprap over the entire channel. The banks were re-sloped to a 3:1 grade. The project has been successful in stopping the headcutting.
MDC's Natural Heritage Database lists 25 high-quality natural communities in the St. Francis River basin (Table Hc05). Nelson (1987) describes in detail the different community types. Flatwoods have an impermeable or slowly permeable subsoil hard-pan layer over poorly drained level land. Mesic bottomland forests contain mixed bottomland hardwoods on level to gently sloping natural levees or higher elevations of floodplains, with soils that are moderately well drained. Oxbows are sections of former stream meanders that have become isolated from the main channel. Swamps and shrub swamps are depressions, oxbow ponds, or backwater sloughs, with poorly drained soils, that are inundated for extended periods of time. Wet bottomland forests contain bottomland hardwoods or cypress trees found on level stream corridors associated with poorly drained soils that are wet for significant periods. Wet-mesic bottomland forests are also composed of bottomland hardwoods or cypress trees which are located on level to gently sloping stream corridors on somewhat poorly drained soils that are seasonally or intermittently wet for significant periods.
Ten natural areas exist in the basin (Table Hc06) (MDC 1996). Natural areas were established to preserve, manage, and restore extant natural communities, ecological processes, and geological areas.


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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
* 4th of July Patriotic Rice Sensory Box
To celebrate the 4th of July and Week 2 of the
Smart Summer Challenge: Government Week
we made Red, White and Blue rice
for a sensory box and our own Patriotic Eye Spy bottle.
We added sparkly pom-poms, buttons,
play money (we talked about who the guys on there are!)
tooth pick flags, coins, and beads to our box.
I also added some patriotic rubber duckies but they're not in this photo.
For the colored Red and Blue Rice
we dyed some rice in two batches with red and blue liquid food coloring,
separated into ziplock bags,
with a few pumps of alcohol-based hand sanitizer massaged in
to cure the color.
I had to use quite a bit of food coloring the get the colors so bright.
Then, we let it dry on a paper towel on a shallow dish.
(Helpful Hint: Gel food coloring will give you brighter colors)
For the "White" rice we just left the rice plain.
The rice dries pretty quickly because of the Purelle. I would say dry in 10-15 minutes.
Happy Playing!
This post is part of the Smart Summer Challenge.
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Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
Labels: 4th of July, Explore, Play, Sensory Box, Smart Summer Challenge
4 comments:
I can't find the liquid food coloring in any stores around here anymore (it's all the gel kind and that doesn't seem to do a good job). Do you have any other alternatives to the liquid food coloring? Thanks. I love your ideas.
- July 5, 2011 at 8:58 PM
- Stacey said...
Ive just added water to the gel coloring before and it seems to work fine. :)
- July 5, 2011 at 9:13 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
You can also use liquid watercolor.
Pink and Green Mama,
- July 5, 2011 at 9:51 PM
- Deb Chitwood said...
Another awesome sensory box ... you always do such a great job, MaryLea! I featured your sensory box photo and post as well as your very cool and creative sifted flour lawn stars in my Montessori-inspired 4th of July Activities at http://livingmontessorinow.com/2012/06/25/montessori-monday-montessori-inspired-4th-of-july-activities/
- June 25, 2012 at 7:01 AM
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For this week's blog you are going to have to explain which reading packet story has been your favorite. You will also need to say which packet has been your least favorite. Make sure to give two details, from the story's, to explain why you liked and didn't like thhe packets.
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First, if you are finished your blog read the comments that your teacher gave you. If you have been asked to fix your blog please do that.
Second, comment on at least 6 other blogs. When you comment I want you to do the following: specifically say one part of the blog that the author did well (and say why they did well), ask the author one question based on their blog.
Third, answer any questions that have been posted on all of your blogs (past and present).
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For this weeks blog we are going to be looking at 3 different sections in The Hobbit: the part in the book where the dwarves clean Bilbo's dishes, where the dwarves sing the song about their Mountain home, and when Bilbo and the dwarves 'fight' the trolls. Watch the below links and answer the following question (the links will show the movie's rendition of the book)
[LINK] then watch part 2 [LINK]
This is a two part question. First, how does the movie add to your appreciation of the book? Even if you do not like the movie, think positive. How did these 3 scenes help you to appreciate what Tolkien wrote?
Part 2: How does the movie take away from the book? What parts of these 3 scenes take away from what Tolkien tried to do?
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The Hobbit and The Iceberg Hermit are two very different books. One is realistic fiction and the other is a fantasy. One book has a young man as the main character, and the other book has a short, hairy-footed Hobbit as the main character. However, with all of these differences there are some similarities.
Your blog for this week is to give one similarity between Allan and Bilbo. Make sure to use specific details from the stories to support your answer (you should have a detail from The Hobbit and one from the Iceberg Hermit). Finally, to get a 4 you will need to give 2 similarities between the characters.
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Laurie was very careful, in the story, to make sure that his parents did not know that it was really him misbehaving in school. However, no one is perfect, and if we look carefully Laurie may have made a slip up in telling his parents about "Charles." Find two times in the story where a person might be able to tell that it was really Laurie making the poor choices in school, and not Charles. You are to quote the details in the story that you find. Make sure to explain why you chose those details too.
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Now that we have finished reading The Iceberg Hermit it is time to reflect on the story. For this blog, I would like you to write about the one event/happening that surprised you the most. It could be from the beginning, middle or the end of the book. Don't forget to explain why this event/happening surprised you so much. Finally, you are to say when you think the climax occured (HINT: remember that the climax is when the problem is about to be solved.)
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Our story is being told from Allan's point of view; the narrator is telling us only Allan's thoughts. We call this type of writing 3rd person limited. It is called third person because the author uses the pronoun 'he' 'him' 'she' 'her' 'his.' We call it limitied because the author only tells us one characters thoughts and feelings; we learn what the other charcters think/feel through their actions and what they say. So, for example, when Allan does something, or when he experiences something, we immediately know what he thinks.
Your question, for this week, is how would the story change if the story was told from Nancy's (the polar bear) point of view? Some ideas to consider while writing your blog include: How would this change the plot of the story? Would the mood of the story change? Would certain events be explained more? Would certain events be explained less (i.e. would Nancy give less detail about when the other ship didn't see Allan? Would Nancy give more detail about when Allan saw the Eskimo woman?)
Make sure to give 2-3 ways the story would change. As always, give details from the story to support your reasoning.
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An inference is when you think something might be true in a book. You take what you already know to be true in a book to make an educated guess about something in a book. You make an inference when you make a prediction, or when you try to understand why a character made a certain choice or action.
Your blog question for this week is:
Which details from our book support the inference that Allan feels like he will never get off the island? Make sure to explain why you chose these details.
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Your question for this week is this: Why is it so important for Allan to have Nancy, the bear, with him? Would he be able to survive without her? Give details to support your answer.
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Looking back at the short story "Faith and Eddie" how is Faith and Allan, from The Iceberg Hermit, the same? Remember to look at how they act, talk and think to see what they are like. Furthermore, how is Faith and Allan different? You are to give one similarity and one difference. Finally, if Allan had been in the same position as Faith (learning a new language in a strange country) would he have ran away like Faith? Remember to include details from the story to support all 3 parts of your answer.
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