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In the article "Goo Fighters" By john Perritano the story of Jim and Debbie Hodes from lines 1 - 18 contributes to the article by  Informing the character of  something that happened a long time ago and telling them the problem and the solution to the problem. For example In the text "Goo Fighters" the problem was that their was a wildfire spreading across everything and no water could lower it down but  Elvis refused to leave he stayed behind and everybody thought that he was going to die with their dream house but he was still alive so was the house. In the text it states "The Hodges's returned to their dream house the next day, expecting to find it in ruins and Elvis dead. They were amazed at what they saw instead. Among the scorched trees and smoking ashes, their house stood virtually untouched by the blaze. As for Elvis, “He made it. He’s still alive. Elvis is alive,” Debbie Hodges said." In conclusion the article is basically explaining  how the "goo" works such as in paragraph 4 it states that "Just before flames engulfed the neighborhood, firefighters slimed the house and
doghouse with a chemical compound found in disposable baby diapers. The sticky, gel like substance protected everything it covered in a cocoon of fire-resistant ooze. “That gel is the best invention since the fire truck,” Jim Hodges said."

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The Article "Goo Fighters", Jim and Debbie's story contribute to the Article because it explains their story about how their house did not go up in flames when using a substance that is in disposable diapers called Polyacrylate. This is because in the text it states" The sticky, gel like substance protected everything it covered in a cocoon of fire-resistant ooze." This shows that that ooze like gel helped protect the house from burning up. Another detail in the text it states" He found that the main ingredient in disposable diapers is a superabsorbent polymer called sodium Polyacrylate." This detail shows/explains the ingredient that is in diapers that had help absorb the moisture of the fire.

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The story of Jim and Debbie Hodges's story contribute to the article because their experience help's to introduce the idea of the fire resistant ooze. For example in lines 11-13 it states, "Among the scorched trees and smoking ashes, their house stood virtually  untouched by the blaze. As for Elvis, "He made it. He's still alive. Elvis is alive," Debbie Hodges said." This evidence proves how Jim and Debbie Hodges story help's introduce the idea of the fire resistant ooze because their house is still standing and their dog is alive even after the fire. So there's no other way that could be possible without the fire resistant ooze. In addition in line's 15-18 it states, "Just before flames engulfed the neighborhood, firefighters slimed the house and doghouse with a chemical compound found in disposable baby diapers. The sticky, gellike substance protected everything it covered in a cocoon of fire-resistant ooze." This evidence show's that the doghouse their house were covered before with the chemical polymers so that's how their house and dog house are okay. In conclusion this is how the story of Jim and Debbie Hodges contribute to the article.

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In the article, "Goo Fighters", the story of Jim and Debbie Hodge's experiences in lines 1 - 18 contribute to the article by explaining how the material worked, and the story behind it. To begin, in paragraph 4, it states, "The sticky, gel like
substance protected everything it covered in a cocoon of fire-resistant ooze. “That gel is
the best invention since the fire truck,” Jim Hodges said." This supports the point that the chemicals in the diaper helped the dog stay safe in the doghouse, but using scientific facts too. Too add on, in paragraph 6, it states, "The idea for that invention came seven years ago, when John Bartlett, a firefighter in
Florida’s Palm County, was cleaning up after a routine trash fire. As he picked through the
debris, he noticed something that hadn’t burned. That something was a wet disposable
diaper." This supports the point that someone made the lifesaver possible, but it wasn't just a story, it had a discovery behind it too. So in conclusion, this story makes well-made contribute to the story, and itself at that matter!

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Lines 1 through 18 contributes to the story because the story is about them talking about the technique that they have discovered. and lines 1 through 18 is talking about how Jim’s and Debbie’s house cought on fire and then the firefighters used the technique. The text states “just before flames engulfed the neighborhood, firefighters slimmed the house and doghouse”. That evidence shows that 1 through 18 contributes to the story. The text states “the Hodges’s returned to their dream house the next day expecting to find it in ruins and Elvis dead they were amazed at what they saw instead”. That evidence shows that 1 through 18 contributes to the story. Therefore 1 through 18 contributes with the story because the story is talking about the goo and 1 through 18 is talking about the goo.

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The Story "Goo Fighters", Jim the idea for that invention came seven years ago when John Bartlett, a firefighter in Florida’s palm county, Was cleaning up after a routine trash fire. As he picked though the debris, he noticed something that hadn’t burned. That something was wet disposable diaper.

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The story of Jim and Debbie 's story in lines 1-18 contribute to the article because the main point of the article is about a special polymer that was a fire proof  barrier and firefighters used that to save their house To begin the text stated in line 15-16 "just before flames engulfed the neighborhood, firefighters slimed the house and doghouse with a chemical compound found in disposable baby diapers." This explains how the firefighters used that to save the house. To continue, the author also stated in line 16-17 "The sticky, gel like
substance protected everything it covered in a cocoon of fire-resistant ooze." This prove how the Polymer did to the house. To sum it out, these details prove how Jim and Debbie's story in lines 1-18 contribute to the article.

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“Goo Fighters” by John Perittano. Lines 1-18 contribute to the story by, one detail from the text states that “The wildfire, one of summer burned 200 buildings and half a million acres” another detail from the text states that “Just before flame’s engulfed the neighborhood. Firefighters slimed the house and dog house with a chemical compound found in baby diapers” this shows how lines 1-18 contribute to the whole story.

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The story of Jim and Debbie hodges story relate to the article because they help to introduce the idea of the fire resistant ooze. For example lines 1-18 contribute to the article by showing how the material worked and the meaning behind it. This evidence shows how Jim and Debbie Hodges story help introduce the idea of the fire resistant goo and how the house is still in good shape after a whole wild fire. Although in lines 15 - 18 it says " Just before flames engulfed the neighborhood firefighters slimed the house and doghouse with a chemical compound found in disposable baby diapers. This sticky gellike substance protected everything it covered in a cocoon of fire resistant ooze." This shows that the doghouse their house were covered before with the chemcial polymers so thats how their house and dog house are in good shape. In all, the story of Jims and Debbies Hodges contribute to the article.

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Jim and Debbie Hodes story contribute to the story because their informing the reader of a fire in Florida that almost destroyed the couples dream house and their dog. Jim and Debbie's story contributes to the story because its about how they almost lost their house and dog. According to'' Goo Fighters'' in the text it states that,'' They were amazed at what they saw instead. Among the scorched trees and smoking ashes, their house stood virtually untouched by the blaze. As for Elvis,'' He made it. He's still alive. Elvis is alive,'' Debbie Hodges said.'' This shows the couples story contributes to the story because in lines 1-18 its about a real life experience.