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CaliforniafamiliesarefacingarapidlymountinguphillbattletomakeenoughmoneytoprovidebasichouseholdessentialsaccordingtoanewstudyconductedbytheCaliforniaBudgetProject. TheresearchcompiledbytheSacramento-basednon-profitorganizationconcludedanaveragetwo-parentfamilywithoneemployedadultinCalifornianeedstomake$51177ayearor$24.60centsanhourtopayforhousingtransportationfoodutilitieschildcarehealthcoveragetaxesandotherbasicexpenses. ThenumbergrowssignificantlyhigherintheBayAreathestate’smostexpensiveregion.ABayAreafamilyoffourwithtwoworkingadultslivinginrentalhousingneedsacombinedincomeof$79946tocoveressentialneeds.Thatnumberismorethanfourtimesgreaterthanthe$19157incomelevelrecognizedbythefederalgovernmentasimpoverished. Thestudyisthefourthsemi-annualsurveyconductedbytheCaliforniaBudgetProjectsince1999. CaliforniaBudgetProjectexecutivedirectorJeanRosssaidhelpingstateofficialsandresidentsunderstandthenumbersfoundinthereportiscrucialtomovingfamiliestowardself-sufficiency. "HowshouldwebetargetingsomeofourprogramsandpoliciesHowmuchdoyoungpeopleneedtoearnandwhatkindofajobshouldtheybelookingtotrainforiftheywanttohavethatsalarythatcansupportafamily" CBPsaidtheprojectwasbasedonactualcostsorgenerallyacceptedfairstandardpricesbasedonweightedaveragesfoundintenCaliforniaregions. Whathasthisstudymadepeoplethinkabout
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Manypeopleusewoodstovesandfireplacestoheattheirhomes.Scientistshavebecomeworriedaboutthesmokethattheygiveoff.Harmfulchemicalsareinthesmoke.Thesmokeiscausingairpollution.Thepiecesofpollutioncalledsootarefloatingintheair.Theyaretootinytosee.Scientistsmustuseamicroscopetoseethem. Smallamountsofsootaresafebutlargeamountscanbedangerous.Thegovernmentwantstolimitthiskindofpollution.Itmaystoppeoplefromusingtheirfireplaces. Theairistestedeveryday.Whensootlevelsarehighmorethan65microgramsofsootpercubicmeterfactoriesmuststopmakingsmoke.Thegovernmentthinksthatlimitshouldbemuchlower. Factoriesproducethemostsmokeandsoot.Butthegovernmentthinksthatalltypesofburningshouldbelimited.Thesootlevelsfromfactoriesandhomescouldbelimited.Homeownersmayhavetoinstallnewwoodstovesthattheycomplywiththenewlaw.Ortheymaynotbeabletoburnondayswhentheairqualityisbad. Residentsofsometownsarefinediftheyviolatetheburningban.Scientistshopethesenewregulationswillmaketheaircleanerandlessharmfultobreathe. Whyistheairqualitytestedeveryday
Anappletreecangrowtoover35feet25.Eachspringanappletree26pinkandwhiteflowers.27ablossomhasbeenfertilized28develops.29eachapplearesmallbrownseedswhichcangrowinto30appletrees.Eachfallappletrees31theirleaves-theyaredeciduous. EarlyinUShistoryJohnChapmannicknamedJohnnyAppleseed32appleseedsaround33oftheUSA.Applesarea34snack;thereis35saying"Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway./ 33
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AtthefirstsighttheplanetMarsdoesnotappearverywelcometoanykindoflife.Ithasverylittleoxygenandwaterthetemperatureatnightisbelow-50~Candwindsof100milesperhourcausesevereduststorms.Howeverthesurfaceoftheplanetseemstoshowthatwaterflowedacrossitsometimeinthepastanditisbelievedthatthereisenoughiceatthepolestocovertheplanetwithwaterifitmelts.AlthoughthereisnolifeontheMarsnowsomescientiststhinkthattheremayhavebeensomeformoflifelongtimeago.Atthattimetheplanethadactivevolcanoes;theatmospherewasthickerandwarmer;andtherewaswater.InfactinsomewaystheMarsmayhavebeensimilartotheEarthwherelifeexists. SomepeoplebelievethattheMarscouldsupportlifeinthefutureiftherightconditionswereproduced.ThefirststepwouldbetowarmtheplanetusingcertaingaseswhichtraptheSun’sheatintheplanet’satmosphere.Withwarmthwaterandcarbondioxide二氧化碳simpleplantscouldbegintogrow.TheseplantscouldslowlymaketheMarsmoresuitableforliving.Itisestimatedthatthewholeprocessmighttakebetween100000and200000years.Inthemeantimepeoplecouldbegintoliveontheplanetinspecialclosedenvironments.TheywouldprovidealotofusefulinformationaboutconditionsontheMarsandtheproblemsconnectedwithlivingthere. Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage
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Anappletreecangrowtoover35feet25.Eachspringanappletree26pinkandwhiteflowers.27ablossomhasbeenfertilized28develops.29eachapplearesmallbrownseedswhichcangrowinto30appletrees.Eachfallappletrees31theirleaves-theyaredeciduous. EarlyinUShistoryJohnChapmannicknamedJohnnyAppleseed32appleseedsaround33oftheUSA.Applesarea34snack;thereis35saying"Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway./ 31
Anappletreecangrowtoover35feet25.Eachspringanappletree26pinkandwhiteflowers.27ablossomhasbeenfertilized28develops.29eachapplearesmallbrownseedswhichcangrowinto30appletrees.Eachfallappletrees31theirleaves-theyaredeciduous. EarlyinUShistoryJohnChapmannicknamedJohnnyAppleseed32appleseedsaround33oftheUSA.Applesarea34snack;thereis35saying"Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway./ 29
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Anappletreecangrowtoover35feet25.Eachspringanappletree26pinkandwhiteflowers.27ablossomhasbeenfertilized28develops.29eachapplearesmallbrownseedswhichcangrowinto30appletrees.Eachfallappletrees31theirleaves-theyaredeciduous. EarlyinUShistoryJohnChapmannicknamedJohnnyAppleseed32appleseedsaround33oftheUSA.Applesarea34snack;thereis35saying"Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway./ 25
Manypeopleusewoodstovesandfireplacestoheattheirhomes.Scientistshavebecomeworriedaboutthesmokethattheygiveoff.Harmfulchemicalsareinthesmoke.Thesmokeiscausingairpollution.Thepiecesofpollutioncalledsootarefloatingintheair.Theyaretootinytosee.Scientistsmustuseamicroscopetoseethem. Smallamountsofsootaresafebutlargeamountscanbedangerous.Thegovernmentwantstolimitthiskindofpollution.Itmaystoppeoplefromusingtheirfireplaces. Theairistestedeveryday.Whensootlevelsarehighmorethan65microgramsofsootpercubicmeterfactoriesmuststopmakingsmoke.Thegovernmentthinksthatlimitshouldbemuchlower. Factoriesproducethemostsmokeandsoot.Butthegovernmentthinksthatalltypesofburningshouldbelimited.Thesootlevelsfromfactoriesandhomescouldbelimited.Homeownersmayhavetoinstallnewwoodstovesthattheycomplywiththenewlaw.Ortheymaynotbeabletoburnondayswhentheairqualityisbad. Residentsofsometownsarefinediftheyviolatetheburningban.Scientistshopethesenewregulationswillmaketheaircleanerandlessharmfultobreathe. Whatcouldhomeownersdotocomplywiththenewregulation
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TraincompaniesinTokyoaretakingactiontoreducethenumberofpeoplejumpinginfrontoftrains.Theyarefittingbluelightsonstationplatformstotryandcreateamorecalmingatmosphere.TheEastJapanRailwayCompanyhasinvestedalmost$170000toinstallthelightsinallofthe29stationsonthecapital’sbusyYamanoteLine.Therehasbeenanalarmingriseinthenumberofpeoplecommittingsuicideattrainstations.Atotalof68peoplethrewthemselvesundertrainsintheyearuptoMarch.Thiscompareswith42suicidesinthesameperiodayearearlier.In2008Japanhadnearly2000suicidesbyjumpinginfrontofatrain;aroundsixpercentofallsuicidesnationwide.Suicideshaverisensharplyinthepastdecadeduetopooreconomicconditions. Nooneknowsifthebluelightswillwork.Thereisnoevidencetoshowthatbluelightreducessuicidalfeelings.KeihanRailwayspokesmanOsamuOkawastated:"Wethoughtwehadtodosomethingtosavelives.Weknowthereisnoscientificproofthatbluelightsdetersuicidesbutifbluehasasoothingeffectonthemindwewanttotryittosavelives."TheAssociatedPressnewsagencyreportsonaJapanesetherapistcalledMizukiTakahashi.Sheexplainedherreasonswhythebluelightsmightbeagoodidea:"Weassociatethecolorwiththeskyandthesea.Ithasacalmingeffectonagitatedpeopleorpeopleobsessedwithoneparticularthingwhichinthiscaseiscommittingsuicide"shesaid.Othercompaniesarewatchingthisexperimentwithinterest. Theuseofbluelightstoreducesuicides
TraincompaniesinTokyoaretakingactiontoreducethenumberofpeoplejumpinginfrontoftrains.Theyarefittingbluelightsonstationplatformstotryandcreateamorecalmingatmosphere.TheEastJapanRailwayCompanyhasinvestedalmost$170000toinstallthelightsinallofthe29stationsonthecapital’sbusyYamanoteLine.Therehasbeenanalarmingriseinthenumberofpeoplecommittingsuicideattrainstations.Atotalof68peoplethrewthemselvesundertrainsintheyearuptoMarch.Thiscompareswith42suicidesinthesameperiodayearearlier.In2008Japanhadnearly2000suicidesbyjumpinginfrontofatrain;aroundsixpercentofallsuicidesnationwide.Suicideshaverisensharplyinthepastdecadeduetopooreconomicconditions. Nooneknowsifthebluelightswillwork.Thereisnoevidencetoshowthatbluelightreducessuicidalfeelings.KeihanRailwayspokesmanOsamuOkawastated:"Wethoughtwehadtodosomethingtosavelives.Weknowthereisnoscientificproofthatbluelightsdetersuicidesbutifbluehasasoothingeffectonthemindwewanttotryittosavelives."TheAssociatedPressnewsagencyreportsonaJapanesetherapistcalledMizukiTakahashi.Sheexplainedherreasonswhythebluelightsmightbeagoodidea:"Weassociatethecolorwiththeskyandthesea.Ithasacalmingeffectonagitatedpeopleorpeopleobsessedwithoneparticularthingwhichinthiscaseiscommittingsuicide"shesaid.Othercompaniesarewatchingthisexperimentwithinterest. Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardtheexperimentHeis
Anappletreecangrowtoover35feet25.Eachspringanappletree26pinkandwhiteflowers.27ablossomhasbeenfertilized28develops.29eachapplearesmallbrownseedswhichcangrowinto30appletrees.Eachfallappletrees31theirleaves-theyaredeciduous. EarlyinUShistoryJohnChapmannicknamedJohnnyAppleseed32appleseedsaround33oftheUSA.Applesarea34snack;thereis35saying"Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway./ 35
Laurawasmarriedfor6months.Herhusbandwasusingdrugs.Shedidn’twanthersonorherunbornbabytolivethatwaybutshewasafraidtoaskherhusbandtoleave.Shelefthimanoteinstead.AfterreadingthenoteLaura’shusbandwaitedforhertocomehomeandthenbeatherandherson. Laurahadlittleeducationandsheneverhadagoodpayingjob.Shewasashamedtoaskforhelpfromthepolicecourtsorwomen’sshelters.Sometimesherhusbandwasverynicetoher.Shedecidedtotryhardersoherchildrencouldhaveahomeandafather.Laurajoinedachurchandtoldapriestaboutherproblem. Butherhusbandkeptusingdrugsandhurtingthefamily.Finallyshetoldherhusbandshelovedhimbuttheyshouldliveapartforawhile.Hebeatheragain.Thepriestcameovertotalktoher.Heaskedthehusbandtogooutforawhile.Laurapackedupherthingsandlefthomewithherson.Thenextdayshelostthebaby.Herhusbandwenttojail. Lauragotalotofhelpfromgroupsthathelpwomenwhohavebeenbeaten.Nowsheisincollegehasherownapartmentandworksonspecialprojectsatawomen’sshelter."Wegotoutanditchangedlifeformeandmychild.Youcandoit.Youcanbreakthecycle"Laurasaid. Lauradidn’tgotothepoliceorcourtsbecause
Laurawasmarriedfor6months.Herhusbandwasusingdrugs.Shedidn’twanthersonorherunbornbabytolivethatwaybutshewasafraidtoaskherhusbandtoleave.Shelefthimanoteinstead.AfterreadingthenoteLaura’shusbandwaitedforhertocomehomeandthenbeatherandherson. Laurahadlittleeducationandsheneverhadagoodpayingjob.Shewasashamedtoaskforhelpfromthepolicecourtsorwomen’sshelters.Sometimesherhusbandwasverynicetoher.Shedecidedtotryhardersoherchildrencouldhaveahomeandafather.Laurajoinedachurchandtoldapriestaboutherproblem. Butherhusbandkeptusingdrugsandhurtingthefamily.Finallyshetoldherhusbandshelovedhimbuttheyshouldliveapartforawhile.Hebeatheragain.Thepriestcameovertotalktoher.Heaskedthehusbandtogooutforawhile.Laurapackedupherthingsandlefthomewithherson.Thenextdayshelostthebaby.Herhusbandwenttojail. Lauragotalotofhelpfromgroupsthathelpwomenwhohavebeenbeaten.Nowsheisincollegehasherownapartmentandworksonspecialprojectsatawomen’sshelter."Wegotoutanditchangedlifeformeandmychild.Youcandoit.Youcanbreakthecycle"Laurasaid. Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage
Anappletreecangrowtoover35feet25.Eachspringanappletree26pinkandwhiteflowers.27ablossomhasbeenfertilized28develops.29eachapplearesmallbrownseedswhichcangrowinto30appletrees.Eachfallappletrees31theirleaves-theyaredeciduous. EarlyinUShistoryJohnChapmannicknamedJohnnyAppleseed32appleseedsaround33oftheUSA.Applesarea34snack;thereis35saying"Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway./ 27
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