How To Improve Halloween Safety

Harry Emerson Fosdick, an American clergyman, once said,“life consists not simply in what heredity and environment do to us but in what we make out of what they do to us,” (Fosdick). The impact heredity has on an individual will shape his or her actions and personality. In East of Eden, the author, John Steinbeck, brilliantly portrays the idea that heredity doesn’t allow a person to choose his or her own path through two families: the Hamiltons and the Trasks. The Hamilton family are gentle, caring, and have altruism from their heads down to their toes. The Hamiltons are headed by Samuel, a gentleman whose amiable personality gives him the respect of anybody who has ever met him; pieces of his personality are

Nearly 2,500 'haunted attractions' go live on and around Halloween each year. If you like a fun, safe scare, you've probably been to a few of them yourself.

Pumpkins and lanterns , costumes and masks, “trick-or-treating”, horror stories and movies is all about one of the oldest and mysterious holiday – Halloween. It is celebrated on October 31, the evening before All Saint’s Day.

Fatal motor vehicle accidents were the number one cause of death for 15-24 year olds in 2011 with a total deaths of 6,926 people. In the same year a total of 33,783 people of all ages died as a result of motor vehicle accidents.

Halloween has become the second most anticipated holiday for children after Christmas. Halloween was first celebrated by the Celts, who lived in Scotland and Ireland in ancient times. The Celts held a special festival to celebrate Samhain, the god of the dead. The day they choose was their New Year's Eve, October 31 on our calendar. They believed the souls of the dead returned to visit their homes on this one night of the year to try to find another body to inhabit. In nowadays many people and their kids celebrate holiday it became family tradition, therefore many people disprove celebration of Halloween.

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Halloween is a fun, creative, holiday that presents a lot of significant risks to homeowners. As a well-informed homeowner, you can no take measures to reduce your chances of filing a home insurance

Long ago, the Celtic and pagan religions made Halloween more alive before we ever did. The essay says, “Carving pumpkins, bobbing for apples, dressing up in costume and even trick-or-treating were all pagan practices that were carried over.” All of these items made people more interested in the holiday, since they got to be scared and get to be whatever character from whatever show, movie, or play. Some people also think Halloween can be dangerous though because of broken down homes. The essay said that residential house built during the early 1800s were becoming worn down and dilapidated. That means the young children could get crushed by beams supporting the house, fall through floors, and get severe broken bones, but since then, Halloween been improved to where no parent or child will get hurt and haunted houses have been mending their special FX, actors or employees makeup and costumes and are getting better than

“Don’t drink and drive.” “They’ll see you before you see them.” Amongst the fun and celebration of the holiday season come some sobering messages. No one wants to think they will be involved in a car accident, but December and January are “accident prone” months due to weather and an increase in driving under the influence. In fact, New Year’s Day is generally the second most-deadly day for drivers. Scary

This article talks about all the events on New Year’s. What do you think the worse day of the year is for fatal crashes? As we all know everyone’s out on New Year’s Eve going to parties and various places. A lot of alcohol is drunk that night. A lot of people still drive even after they drink. This is what is so dangerous about the situation. Over half of all the crashes that happen on years half of them involve a drunk driver with a blood-alcohol content of at least 0.08, according to an analysis by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. If people know they’re going to drink why do they even go and then leave? The worse time that all the crashes happen is right after the ball drops a little after 12. One of my friends had this exact thing happen to him. He left a party then ran off the road and luckily he was alright and only came out with a few scratches.

With Halloween just days away, the festivities are already underway across the city. In a few days, the annual Village Halloween Parade will fill up the streets of Manhattan with costumed costumes but if you’re looking to for an alternative on Halloween night, there’s something cool happening in Times Square.

“In 1921, Minnesota became the first state to celebrate Halloween.[...] One by one, other states began to celebrate Halloween until it had spread nationwide.” said Kristen W. while putting up the argument that Halloween should not be celebrating because of the dangers that could lie beneath it. The argument in this article is that Halloween was started with the thought of kids being able to get some candy and dress up for fun, maybe even get a little scared, but as the world population grows so does crime rates which are supposedly worst on the night of October 31st. Kristen goes on to say “This year an estimated 23,000 children will have their candy scanned at a local hospital before they are allowed to eat it. If parents are worried, why

Help your child pick out a costume that fits well and will be safe to wear. Verify that it's fire proof or treated with fire retardant. If they are wearing a mask, make sure that the eye holes are large enough for them to have good peripheral vision. If your kids are carrying props such as toy swords or

Each month we have something to look forward to, if Halloween wasn’t a holiday, then October would be a boring month. “How do other countries celebrate the holiday? In Britain they celebrate Guy Fawkes Day, which is observed November 5, with fireworks. In Wales, Ireland, Scotland, and England, you’ll find Halloween celebrated the way Americans celebrate it. In America, the real explosion of Halloween happened when the Irish

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