The first advertisement shows a family of three in front a suburban house, indicating that this house can possibly be their new home. ... Only their backs are shown, which can indicate that Better Homes and Gardens does not want to target a specific audience group, but rather towards the general public. ... For example, if the advertisement showed the family's faces and they turned out to be a white family, then the audience might jump to the conclusion that Better Homes and Gardens only sells houses to white families and that this real estate company does not think that other non-white f...

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Mothers who stay at home know that at times, their lives can be discombobulating. ... Workers in day care are governed by strict rules which prevent disciplining children the way one can do at home. ... I think that all of these examples are helpful in raising successful children, however, I believe a stay at home mom can also teach these same qualities in the home. ... One of the greatest accomplishments in life is being a stay-at-home mom where one can teach and model good behavior and moral fortitude. ... As tough as this unpaid task may be, this self-sacrifice of staying at home to raise o...

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I can still hear my mom calling my name, "Bilal come, come and play,"" while she and my siblings played in the courtyard. I can still remember long walks with my father from the beach to our house talking about business. ... Home, for me, isn't just walls and doors. Home, for me is where my loved ones are. ... I might act like a different person outside my house, but when I am home I can be myself. ...

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The feelings of being rejected from multiple foster care homes usually different from adolescents who live at home and do not experience abandonment and rejection from their families. ... These young mothers saw that as barrier for them in receiving support was the instability of their living placements in moving from home to home and not really having a trusted person they could depend on to protect them. Not only are these adolescents face with lack of emotional support, but as well as being moved from home to home and how it can leave a traumatic and harmful effect on adolescents developmen...

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Gay couples are human beings with an equal desire to have children, and can give an equal amount of love to a child. ... Gay adoption not only benefits gay couples but also provides orphans with a home. ... For example, there are many stay-at-home dads while woman go out to work. Therefore, two men and two women can do equal parenting as a mother and a father does. ... Low-income couples and single individuals seeking to adopt a child can now do so. ...

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Homer and Maggie are very different from their brother and sister. ... John didn't agree with homers dream. ... The only one the can help in is his dad and he goes and makes another rocket for him. ... Then she replays, "Was your dad Homer." ... This was shown when she says to her mother "She can have them, Mama, I can still remember Grandma Dee without the quilts." ...

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A popular myth regarding youths who runaway from home is that they leave home to satisfy an urge for independence or that they leave for their own defiant desires. ... In virtually all studies reviewed, the majority of runaways came from broken homes. ... More than 50% of the runaways have ran away from home at least three times. ... If a runner is sexually abused then there is other treatment that the individual needs and that person can not get that treatment if they are in the jailing system... The female has either been raped or there is something wrong with their home life...

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Home hospice care was a much more humane way of facing death than in a nursing home. ... Should my family put my grandmother in a nursing home or do home hospice? ... "You know that only on Tuesday and Thursday can I visit late, and I will ask, again as usual, to extend the visitation hours." ... My grandmother would ask why she cannot have a roommate that at least can spend the day with her talking, watching t. v., or just the presence of someone conscious. ... The actual "healthcare" of the home was questionable. ...

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Home hospice care was a much more humane way of facing death than in a nursing home. ... Should my family put my grandmother in a nursing home or do home hospice? ... "You know that only on Tuesday and Thursday can I visit late, and I will ask, again as usual, to extend the visitation hours." ... My grandmother would ask why she cannot have a roommate that at least can spend the day with her talking, watching t. v., or just the presence of someone conscious. ... The actual "healthcare" of the home was questionable. ...

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"He used to walk home after a day like that, and Samira would be there. ... As you can see Jimmy speaks good English and picks up on skills easily. ... You can tell that she is looking for her identity by the way she has changed her name. ... Maggie was happy living at home where things were planned. ... Whenever Dee comes home you can tell how shy Maggie is by the way she hides behind her mom. ...

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The feelings of loss, grief, and failure can be overwhelming. ... They both stayed in foster care and came home to me when they turned eighteen."... Yes, children from disrupted placements can go on to find other homes. ... The disruption can compound their feelings of insecurity, and can hinder their ability to bond with caregivers. ... They doubt their ability to love and provide a home for a child. ...

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At home he is taught to trust his instinct. ... At school he can receive answers to questions that could not even be asked at home. He can think about ideas, "big ideas", ideas that his parents did not even consider at home. ... "Get all the education you can; with an education you can do anything." ... When he comes home from school, the student wants to take the school home with him. ...

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However, even though this may seem impossible, it can be done. ... If you do decide to have this child, and you love this child, then you can be a good parent. ... A step-parent can cause confusion and emotional stress onSingle Parent Struggle. ... However, even though this may seem impossible, it can be done. ... If you do decide to have this child and you love this child, then you can be a good parent. ...

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Heavy demands from society can make for loads of pressure on clergy families. ... Duties and expectations of a pastor to be constantly on the move take them away from being more involved in home life, leaving the brunt of home responsibilities to the spouse. ... I missed so much by not being home to see the children grow and develop," he writes in Just As I Am. ... His father's fame and extended absences from home by preaching missions all over the world tore the father-son relationship apart. ... Having a father as a minister can be more frustrating than one would think. ...

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Families are a primary agent of socialization and can be considered a direct cause of juvenile delinquency. ... The first three come from what is labeled as the "broken home" and will be classified as such. Punitive and incompetent parenting will be labeled as dysfunctional families which can be viewed as "functionally broken". ... Of all the broken home factors divorce is the most studied and is often compared to the death of a parent. ... The results showed that such homes were more likely to produce serious delinquency in comparison to homes occupied by both parental figures (Wadsworth 1979...

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In today's modern society, assumptions regarding a family can be very widespread. ... She would stay at home with me until I was about thirteen years old. I feel that, if possible, a mother should stay home with her children. ... She would stay at home with me until I was about thirteen years old. I feel that, if possible, a mother should stay home with her children. ...

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Those researches obviously can be and are not precise. ... Those contacts and connections are very important because people can not get them at home (Barnett, and Rivers, The Myth 185). ... House wives work about 80 hours a week at home (Barnett, and Rivers, The Myth 185). So, it can be stated that house wives could be more tired and stressed out than working women. ... All of these facts combined show that women can be better employees than man. ...

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Esperanza tells herself that she will get out of Mango Street and own her own house that she can be proud to go home to. ... But there are other ways that you can feel "trapped" within your life. ... She is very homesick and wants to go back home, but can't. ... Esperanza saw something similar within her own home. ... Throughout this book Esperanza views many different ways that your life can become a trap. ...

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For the Kerrigans, their quarter acre block is much "more than just a house, it is a home". Their family home is full of memories and rich in resonant echoes of their past and emotional ties that no amount of money or compensation can replace. It is this belief that breathes life into the philosophy that "a man's home is his castle' and more important than "a driveway". ... The world must and can only move forward. ... These forces are presented in the form the air link consortium, who wishes to expand the airport so that more goods can come into the country. ...

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As we can see, Rose is truly unhappy, and unhappy in life. ... Middle C has a tendency to sound harsh, and evil but can sound harmonic if placed in the right context. ... During Quick's time in the country, it is the Aboriginal man who invites him to go home. ... Similarly, the Lambs" acceptance of spirituality in their life can be seen in their Christian beliefs. ... This can be seen through how th...

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In reality it is an extremely useful and genius was to have your home function in multiple ways. ... They really shouldn't becoming home to basic bills such as heating and electricity.... If one person can build his or her own house to stand sustainable why isn't the rest of the Pueblo practicing this? If their was the same construction group of men from the pueblo who help build and maintain the HUD ( Housing and Urban Development) homes they could easily be trained on how to build the traditional sustainable home, much like Roxanne Swentzells home. ... Unfortunately my grandmother...

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These disadvantages can be seen through Urie Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory. ... As one can imagine the mesosystem can affect a child in a single parent home much differently than in other homes. ... One can see that the mesosystem is greatly affected from this social condition. ... I think that the extended family can actually be a bigger influence than maybe in other families. ... Hinkel made some suggestion of what they can possibly do to help that I either already thought or agreed with. ...

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Dee's main display of vanity is her problem with her childhood home and her better than you are attitude. ... She is bold and confident at home, but even with confidence, she still has a "high-pitched and nervous laugh- away from home (694). ... She often walks by mirrors and windows so she can see herself. ... Dee's home and Connie's looks hold the same egotistical significance to each character. ... Mama is more like her younger daughter, Maggie, and can relate to her simple ways. ...

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In Mexico most of the women stay home and take care of the kids and the men go out and work. That is not to say that the women can not go out and get a job, but the majority of the women stay at home and raise the children. ... At around two in the afternoon kids come home from school, parents come home from work and everyone sits together to eat and talk. ... One can argue that Mexico, along with many other countries, has not been able to evolve as the United States has. ... My opinions about most things can be interpreted as counter-American, even though I try no to come off sounding that wa...

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Pregnancy and childbirth can prevent women from keeping and getting jobs. ... These women inmost cases cannot go home and announce that they are pregnant and be proud of it. ... Some children may find a foster home to live in, but it may become a home, which actually becomes more dangerous than the streets. ... Can the government offer all these things to meet the needs of these children? ... Children can be a positive aspect to society, but the unwanted and rebellious also can be a burden to the people and the state. ...

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