in the night book how long did the families have to prepare? what were they allowed to bring?
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Elie Wiesel.  Night\n\nI have found 7 summaries for you to look at, via the link below. \n\nhttp://www.antistudy.com/search.php?title=Night+by+Elie+Wiesel\n\nhttp://www.freebooknotes.com/book.php3?id=296\n\nThese links will give you a summary of the book, character analysis, plot and much more, so that you will be able to answer literary questions.\n\nNight is set during the Second World War. The first section of the novel begins in Sighet, a small town in Transylvania (Romania) and ends in a train which stops in Kaschau (Czechoslovakia). \n\nhttp://www.pinkmonkey.com/booknotes/monkeynotes/pmNight03.asp\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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It really depends on where he is...most of the bases over there have pretty much any thing you would need as far as supplies, food, etc..  I always enjoyed getting pictures of my son, drawings, letters, stuff i wanted to keep...not eat.  Some pictures of you would be loved too, if you know what i mean.
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bring flip flops for the showers....they can be pretty disgusting...bring a flashlight for nighttime bathroom trips.  Bring layers of clothes for sleeping..it will be colder during the night, but when the sun comes up in the am..you will be sweltering.  Bring your sense of adventure, and be ok with looking a little scraggly for the duration of the trip.  Bring stuff for smores!!!!  You can go to the beach, take hikes, walk, have campfires, it is really fun..
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Planning better to be prepared.
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its really weird to have the same answers in the same place but....\n3yr olds:  \ngive them a vacation \nlike have someone take them for a weekend and give them like a new sleeping bag to take with them\nor take them to build a bear work shop if u got alittle money\n\nand for u and ur hubby, while the girls are away, give him the night to remember, buy u a new "outfit" to "wear" that night and go out to eat for dinner and save the "treat" when u get home
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No, but a friend of mine did. He told em the hours were pretty long.  Sorry I don't have any info on the rest.
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The British Govt decided to move children from big cities to the countryside.  This was done quite early on in the war, during the 'Phony War' period.  Some children had a terrible time, treated like servants etc.  Others had the time of their lives, many from very deprived areas, such as the East End of London, had decent food for the first time.  Read Goodnight Mr Tom by Michelle Magorian
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THE NIGHT BEFORE XMAS?
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we live just south of Houston and got 45 miles away in 28 hours and a pregnant family member that was due in three weeks.\nWe do not plan to evacuate ! It was a living nightmare !\nHouston claims to be ready by having gas stations open,places for evacuees to relieve themselves and other rest stations.\nOnly time will tell.\nWe will stay put next time ! !
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Erm...if you want really detailed and true story...\nI suggest you to go back in time (laughs) but since so far we aren't capable of it yet, so your best shot is at archives(arkib) and going to the site and asking the locals is worth a shot and you can also try at the library but you can't actually get the full list of soldiers and people who are involved because that is like impossible even if you get the recruits names from that specific place but you must know that there are others like villagers that helped too...If you want every of their names...i think its not possible because they are villagers and their name are not recorded anywhere...\nAnd if you want the all that are involved, do you count the people that did petit jobs like maybe lke the person who cooked for the men before they fight...You see what i mean?\nAs for the dates, times, i am sure you can get from the national archives or national library...
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Depends on how much or little the boy or girl wants to do.  If they want to read from the Torah, then it'll likely take several months to learn...assuming they've been learning to read hebrew all along. If not, it doesn't take long at all.\n\nFYI, there is no formal ceremony of Bar/BAt mitzvah.  It simply happens when on a boys 13th birthday or a girls 12th.  The amount of recognition a family or community wishes to comport to this event is highly variable.
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I would bring my husbands friend, Mark. He just got back from Iraq as an infantryman, his survival skills are the best. I would bring a box of waterproof matches, a waterproof poncho that could be used as a tent,, the book "The Way Things Work", a handgun and either a Leatherman or Swiss Army knife.
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Hi, I'm from Carolina, and I'm not sure if there is a law for that what you asked. I think common sense plays more a part than anything. I think it is safe when a child reaches 10-12 years old. Of course there are 10-12 year olds who are dependable, and some that are not, I think it depends on your kids. I know of a 12 year old who was in daycare because his mom couldn't trust him enough to stay at home and not burn down the house, or let strangers in while she worked. Generally around that age, they should be able to stay home by themselves until a first shift working parent(s) come home for the evening. Most of the time the child is only there for 2-3 hours alone before an adult get s there, which is not bad. As a child with both parents working, I remember staying there for an hour and a half until my mother got off work. We walked home from school, me,my brother and my little sister. My bro was the oldest at  10, I was 8 and lil' sis was 5 or 6. We were good kids and me and lil' sis listened to our bro. We would not answer the phone, go outside, cook anything, or watch t.v (until homework was done) no tv until homework was done. He would threaten to tell if we didn't listen to him, and we did since he was the oldest and in charge. I am 28 now, and I'm still alive and well. That is my point. It depends on your kids! My bro was responsible at 10 years old, so my folks knew they could trust him to watch over his baby sisters!
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Check this website.  It has a copy of it and tells how it was bascially written over night and in a hurry.  This website tells you all about Texas.\nwww.lsjunction.com/docs/tdoi.htm
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Maybe you could have a log book detailing the night's notable activities.\n\nThen the person coming on duty could review it quickly and ask any needed questions before the other person left.\n\nShouldn't take more than 15 minutes to change shifts. That's wht I do at my office.
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You will usually have 48 hours notice, and before the rainy weather starts residents prepare for the onset of damaging winds by stocking up on supplies, checking their stoves, electric clocks, toiletries, items for infants and toddlers.\nResidents are also urged to pack away clothing, ready large garbage cans for the storage of water, get batteries into radios, tune them into emergency radio for all the latest storm information. You should also not forget to ready the flashlights in case the power does go out during the height of the storm, and as well make sure non-perishable food items are readily available. \n\nWater should be gathered and placed in clean containers for drinking. As well, other items including ice to be used to keep foodstuffs cold, and blankets should be on hand. \n\nSome tips now on what you should do to prepare for the storm’s arrival: get those important documents into zipable plastic bags, and cover your beds with plastic, as well (closets are the best place to stow away items). Roll carpets away from doors to ensure they do not get wet from rain coming through the cracks in your door, and don’t forget to keep that flashlight handy. \n\nSome more tips on what to do inside when the storm creeps closer are to be aware that as the power could fluctuate to remember to unplug any and all appliances. Such activity avoids the likelihood of shock. You would also be wise to turn off your gas ranges. \n\nFinally, outside you should secure all loose items, get toys and lawn furniture stored, canopies and other portable shelters should be taken down as well, as all to avoid having them be propelled into the storm posing a significant risk to life and property.
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in my house i would have up to 6 family members along with the 8 people who already live here. so it would get pretty filled up.\n\nbut they would only stay for about 1-2 nights max. when its only like 2, than they would stay for maybe 4-5 nights.