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In chapter three, it gives updates on his situation and explains the steps he took before getting into law enforcement. On February 4th, Serpico’s shooter was arrested; he was twenty-four-year-old heroin addict, Edgar Echevaria. His pervious arrest record shows he was arrested

1. Hester recognizes a white man that has uneven shoulders and is standing with a Native American. He seems to be very smart with intelligence in his eyes and he has a deformed figure. It is obviously someone important because she gets alarmed and even clutches her baby harder, even though it is crying.

Every writer has certain organization methods implemented throughout their book which make their piece of writing unique. Tina Fey, the author behind the memoir Bossypants, is no exception. Within the autobiography, she utilized different structural devices to portray her life, such as chronological order, lists, sub-chapters, and footnotes. The way Ms. Fey arranged her book undoubtedly affected the memoir as a whole.

In Campano’s chapter one, we are introduced to the community literacies project, an ethnographic and participatory action research initiative at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish. This local parish supports a community rich with multicultural perspectives, and multilingual traditions. As the name implies, one of the major goals of this project was to investigate the various forms of literacies available throughout this diverse community and explore the opportunities they provide to respond to their absence of power in their various positions of precarity as a result of immigrant or socioeconomic status (Banki, 2013). The chapter opens by emphasizing a strength based perspective as opposed to the dangerous deficit mindset, that is often heard in discussion of minority populations. This asset-based mindset is vital to both this type of research undertaking as well as engaging community

Rodogno's fourth chapter is focused on Lebanon and Syria intervention, he starts off by giving the audience context on Lebanon and Syria. What I found to be very important and evident through the three chapters assigned this week is the idea of public opinion and media. This whole idea of media and public opinion is important to the history because some outlets misinformed citizens, while others attempted to paint the whole image of the massacres that took place in Lebanon and Syria. Media is a great source into gaining and losing supporters of a cause. As an example, Napoleon "published and censored news at his convenience...the biased information contributed to arouse genuine feelings of French public opinion on behalf of the innocent Christian populations allegedly slaughtered by the Druze" during the Lebanon massacre (94). In addition to media, "many images and perceptions of Syria and Lebanon had circulated in Europe" (95), painting the idea of the "Gentle Crusaders", whom are the

Sales Units in 2009 = 15 million units x 7% x 40% = 420,000 units

Chapter 9 and 10 continues to show how the war effects and hollows out everyone affected by the fallout of the carnage left in the wake of the fighting which is nice to see that it would eventually end in these chapters. Aureliano once again shows an example of the war and how it completely ruins a person. I find how the family house represents the town interesting with it falling into decay during the war and being restored once the war is over.

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Kino, Juana, and their baby Coyotito live in poverty. One day Coyotito is stung by a scorpion, but the doctor won’t treat him because they have no money. Kino finds a large pearl while diving and is excited because the pearl will bring him wealth and medical care for his baby. When the town finds out about the pearl, they plot against him. No one will pay a fair price for the pearl, the doctor poisons the baby, and a burglar breaks into their home. Juana wants to get rid of the pearl, but Kino refuses. Juana takes the pearl, but Kino beats her to get it back. Kilo is attacked by a group of men. During the fight, Kino drops the pearl and a gun goes off. Kino kills one of the men. Juana finds the pearl and gives it back to Kino. They

An old dog named Circo goes on a mission to regain his master's lost love. When the dog was healthy and young his master loved him and played with him but then Circo got older and sick, lost his teeth so his master abandoned him in the forest he was very sad and wanted to die because he didn't have a purpose in living without his master then a wolf heard him and told him how to regain his master's affection he told him that during the harvest his master and his wife will be working there and leave the baby inside a basket on the ground then the wolf would sneak in and still the basket or bassinet then Circo showed up and chase the wolf and pretend to fight and Circo will rescue the basket with the baby in it, as the wolf told him his master

Our first meeting with Estella takes place in chapter eight. During this chapter, Dickens uses Estella to exemplify class differences and the contrast between her and Pip .

The intercalary chapters not only offer different viewpoints but also a clearer picture of the social issues occurring in South Africa. Paton sets the novel in 1946, which was only two years before racial segregation was fully legalized under apartheid. Many critics see his novel as his way to show how “Africans are exploited, mistreated, harried unmercifully…and the whites are responsible for unfair land distribution, slum growth, unjust laws, and the disintegration of native tribal structure” (Marcus). He does this by showing the effects that racial segregation has had on some of the major cities, such as Johannesburg, and to Ndotcheni, the small town where Kumalo lives with his congregation. In the main story, Johannesburg is shown “as a society which was created by white people and where black people are lost…and persons loose their orientation because social customs are incalculable” (Gohrisch). In chapter nine, the reader can fully understand that “Johannesburg is represented as a white man’s world, where only the white man’s standards are valid” (Matlaw) In the city, Africans must follow white

that 60% of current sales are collected in the current month, 30% in the next month, and 10% in the

sales = 50 mln. à paid in 10 days: 20% x 50 – 2% = 9,8

Pergamos is called Bergamo city of Mysia in Asia Minor on the river Caicus about 50 miles north proximity of Smyrna. The name means elevation or exalted. This name is befitting as this beautiful city was perched on a winding mountain along the Turkish coastline. Scofield said the church under imperial favor; started in the world A.D.316 until the end, according to the International Bible Dictionary Pergamos was the birthplace of Galen, and contained the famous temple of Esculapius the god of medicine. The god was worshiped under the form of a living serpent 21. In the salutation to Pergamos another revelation of the Godhead was set forth by his association with the sharp two edged sword, which is the word of God. Hebrews 4:12, Ephesians s6:17. Pergamos were commended for their work, but was told salvation is by grace and not work. Nevertheless, true salvation will bring forth work that is pleasing to God 1 John3:7. The evil ways of Pergamos repudiated the lives that were built upon the word. Daily they go further from the truth, their actions bore witness to the depth they had sunken. Christians in Pergamos were experiencing great persecution but they held fast to their faith and belief in the Lord Jesus Christ. They were confident that their sin was forgiven. They held fast in Jesus’ strength and they cling to the assurance of