It has to me in mla style and focus on preventing childhood obesity or the causes, or anything it doesn't matter. I need help asap. Thanks to all who help out.
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Well, it's hard to do an outline without knowing your thesis and with material to work from. I know doing these things suck, and you don't want to, but trust me it's not that hard. Just see what you can easily prove or disprove for a thesis statement, and work your paper around that. \nThe number of sections/subsections is dependent on the length of your paper, as is the number of qoutes/references you need to include.\nBecause of all of the missing info, I can not do this for you, and you really need to learn how to do it yourself, anyway.
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The MLA stylebook might help.\n\nYou should probably pay attention to details, too. This is the religion category. There are other categories for grammar and homework help. In format, religious monographs are very similar to scholarly ones. Subject varies, though.
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I think you have your thesis: The subject has two sides. Maybe try something like: Gastric bypass surgery is a controversial technique with both benefits and risks.
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It would depend on your focus about obesity in children.  What age group(s) are you talking about? Are you trying to connect it to parental obesity? We really need more facts to really help you!
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BBQs, Communities, and Baseball:\nAn Analysis of Patriotism's Relevance in Today's Children.\n\nTalk about how patriotism brings a community together and encourages kids to get along through friendly competition, sharing ideas, and making friends.\n\nAnd no plagiarizing.
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One of my friends used to be anorexic. She went to the doctor one day for headaches and come to find out, she had a brain tumor because of it. If you are still in school, go to the guidance counselor or talk to her parents. Definitely not healthy.
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(5'5" - 112 lbs)\nIf I'm thirsty I only drink water (NO SODA), and only one glass of milk in the morning.. But that's only because I don't like milk.  Milk is nutritious, but one shouldnt over-drink it, maybe two to three glasses a day at the most.  \nUm.. recently I've been taking up the habit of just taking a walk with my iPod whenever I'm bored instead of lounging on the sofa watching stupid chicks whine on MTV or slumped on a bench thinking about how boring some of my.. not-that-close friends can get =X\nHm.. I don't eat meat in large proportions, but I freakin' love my carbs.  Carbs keep me feeling full just enough so I won't snack, but it doesn't make me feel bloated and greasy the way a steak does. \nI try not to eat candy too much, I hardly ever buy it.. which is really hard when like every other kid in my high school is selling bars for fundraisers.  Only every now and then I get tempted when they offer me a discount =X I don't eat sugary, artificial fruit flavored candies that make my teeth feel icky, but I don't think I could ever give up dark chocolate (or milk chocolate with something in it).  I have a sweet tooth.. fruit makes me so happy =X\nI also practice pilates for about 20-30 minutes before I go to sleep on most nights unless I'm too tired, and once a week I practice techniques from my old dance class.  ..It's hard dance stuff, like.. (I never got my splits down, I'm really bad at it, but) different kinds of kicks (front, front and backwards, side, and circles), cartwheels, handstands, a type of jump-kick, back-bends, and.. exercises like that to keep my blood pumping because usually I'm just sitting in a chair.. on the comp, on the piano, on the guitar, at school.. all the time.\nMy last haircut looks really shitty, and I'd go fix it, but I'm trying to hold on to a pact I made myself.  I want to let my hair grow out until it's just long enough to donate to cancer, and then I'm going to shave it Natalie Portman-short (God I love her..) and donate it.\n\n.. =X
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Summarizing each paragraph as a simple sentence:\n\nPeople in America are fatter today than they have ever been.\n\nPundits keep trying to tie this phenomenom to a ressurgence in historical interest in the reign of King Henry VIII, who was VERY fat, but just wanted to live life to the fullest.\n\nThe author doesn't believe in the Plantagenet/obesity connection.\n\nNeither should you.
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Maybe these will be helpful:\n\nhttp://www.aecf.org/initiatives/mc/sf/started/involving.htm\nhttp://www.essentialschools.org/cs/resources/view/ces_res/289\nhttp://www.uscharterschools.org/gb/familyfriendly/schools.htm\nhttp://parenthood.library.wisc.edu/McDonald/McDonald.htmI\n\nI hope I was of some help. Good luck:)
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Google "sorbitol" for good web sites. here is one good one: http://www.caloriecontrol.org/sorbitol.html\n\nThis site will give you a lot of good information about how to write your research paper:  http://owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/hypertext/ResearchW/
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Try:\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003207.htm
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This is absolutely fantastic.\n\nHow about:  Acclimating Children: Medical Awareness 101
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try lean cuisine or healthy choice or weight watchers frozen meals. there are dozens of choices. all the nutrition info is there on label so there's no guessing. they also have a variety of sweets.\ncongratulations on your commitment to a lifestyle change. best wishes
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Ok - here we go.  Basically, you want to argue your main point (or thesis) by giving 3 (sometimes more or sometimes less, but 3 is "typical") main reasons why what you are saying is "right".  \n     Let's say I want to argue that walking is good for you.  Okay, the first paragraph is what most people would call an "introductory" paragraph.  In this paragraph, you would basically introduce what your main point is and then you would add in what your main three points are...but you would do this in a way that would stretch it out to where its not just one sentence (because this is a paragraph we are talking about here).  A good starter sentence I always use is "When most people hear the word [BLANK], many words come to mind, such as [BLANK BLANK and BLANK], but what many do not know is that [BLANK] is actually [BLANK]."  Get the point?  You have to stretch it out some.  Lure the reader in, if you will.  \n     So then after your intro paragraph, you would introduce your first point (which you already mentioned in the intro paragraph).  Then after you mention your first reason why you are "right", you back it up with some FACTS.  You wouldn't say "I believe walking is good for you because my friend Judy said it was.  So there."  You would have to go and look at some RESOURCES such as a dictionary, encyclopedia, TRUSTED news sites on the internet, TRUSTED books and other medias from your public/school library, and also, perhaps interviews with people who are "authorities" on the subject.  So, let's say your first reason you think walking is good for you is because it lowers your blood pressure.  You then would have to say that the BlahBlah Encyclopedia or Yahoo News reported that walking has been proven by doctors at Columbia University that walking lowers blood pressure.  You could also use your mom's interview if she said that that walking personally lowered her blood pressure.  And you would just prove prove prove using FACTS (that's how you win any arguement, if you ask me).   \n     So then, after you have done this with all three reasons why you are "right", you then do your 5th paragraph which is what most people call the "conclusion" paragraph.  You just "wrap up" everything you just said and maybe add a little personal opinion or a little little quote.  Something to "jazz" it up...this is to keep the reader interested until the very end.  This is also called a "clincher".  \n     Hope this helped some.
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Here is a good place to start:\n\nhttp://mayoclinic.com/health/teen-weight-loss/WT00012
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You have quite a few options to choose from.  I am not sure if you have to use each one - observation, opinions, etc. or just choose one??   It would seem to me that using a combination would be most effective, but if you have to choose one and it is a persuasive essay you want to choose the one that is most likely to win the argument - I think that would be one with facts and stats.\n\nHowever, I would probably prefer to start with some informed opinions such as "Dr. ??? states that ...." and go from there.   That often seems to be a more friendly way to start.   Obviously you will need to find data to back up the opinions.  \n\nProvide data to show how various changes in lifestyle have improved health of individuals - exercise, stopping smoking. less alcohol, losing weight, changing risky behavior (promiscuity, taking drugs), nutritious diet, taking appropriate medication (to lower cholesterol, thyroid meds, insulin, etc.).  You could probably pick a few of these and devote a paragraph to each.\n\nI hope these thoughts are of some help.
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A song called "underwear goes inside the pants" Its by the lazy boys i think google it to find the lyrics. It goes on about how obesity is an epidemic etc You may have to censor it for your project though.