Essay On The Cubes

I wanted to go home, i was scared and lost in the woods with a 15 year old stoner. I pushed him out of the way and kept walking. He laughed and continued walking behind me. I walked faster than him anyway. I noticed we were starting to walk at an incline. Shouldn't we be at the main road by now? These woods went through the center of town they were about 2 miles long and 1 mile wide. We entered at the end of the woods and walked about half a mile deep. Even if we went to the 2 mile part we should be out by now. Something was up and i didn't know what to do. I turned around to ask ethan another

Just then, the car turned into the parking lot and stopped. Lily’s dad hurried out of the car and ran into and employee space. Milly almost followed her father until Lily pulled her back. “No Milly” Lily scolded “Father works here.”

It was after the twenty minute walk that we had finally made it to the very outskirts of the city. The entire settlement was now behind us, and ahead could be found nothing but solid forestry. It was quite serine at this point, the fear of discovery now becoming less and less of a true concern.

They finally got up the stairs and they saw some people in their cells yanking at the bars and yelling at the kids. These were very bad people Jim said, “That was nothing compared to the other People but well get to them later.” So then they went to the break room and there was lots of food. There were a couple people and there were the two people they saw earlier in the day on the stairs. You could tell that the whole class was wondering where they took the

James, Catherine and Elizabeth walked to their bedrooms. William tucked-in the children, and walked back downstairs. He found Mary in the kitchen reorganizing the cabinets.

The clearing was quiet, it seemed lifeless. The Salinas River still flowed merrily near the hillside. The water was still warm from the afternoon sun, and still reflected a green hue. On one side of the river, the smooth foothill slopes still curved up to the strong and rocky Gabilan Mountains, and the other side was still lined with trees. The willows and sycamore branches still swung gently in the wind, and the leaves still created a green light within the space. It was totally calm and peaceful… but something was wrong. The air seemed heavier, and the sun seemed dimmer. No animals stirred, and everything seemed to be aware of a deep sadness. Nothing moved save for a small group of men standing around an unmoving figure.

After walking an hour, they finally came to a place where they would rest. They weren’t sure where they were, but when their mother had seen some signs she immediately yelled excited, “Oh, this is where your aunt’s house should be. We could stay here until we find ourselves a proper house!”

They had called me downstairs - an unexpected request for that early Saturday afternoon. I entered the family room to see them sitting side by side as he motioned for me to sit across from them. I looked into my parent's eyes with a dead stare, anxious to find out what this was all about. "We have to relocate to Chile before the end of the year,” my father explained with no hesitation. “Nick, you're going to have to finish high school there."

There had been the first ride at terrible speed without a halt, and then in the dawn he had seen a pale gleam of gold, and they had come to the silent town and the great empty house on the hill. And hardly had they reached its

Then one day an old woman who lived on the edge of a city and the edge of a woods found

After not getting anywhere questioning Timmy, James thought that he should call Police Chief Herringtion. Following James' explanation to Chief Herrington, the Chief went to his brother, Randy, and asked if he and his wife Julie, "would mind taking in a five-year-old boy who, apparently got off the Nancy at the wrong stop, here in Millen. We need somewhere for the boy to stay until we can locate his parents. Shouldn't be over a couple of hours before we get him back to whoever he belongs to," the Chief told Randy. Julie and Randy were glad to take Timmy in. They had two boys of their own. "One more will fit in just fine," Julie said.

My fingers are flying as I race the clock. The seconds are ticking. As I drop my cube, I stop the timer as fast as I can. I glimpse at the number on the timer, 43 seconds. A few months ago I signed up for a Rubik’s Cube competition, also known as a cubing competition. The morning of the competition when I woke up slowly, I remembered that the competition was that day. I suddenly shot out of bed with excitement and thrill. Once I got dressed, I rushed to pack my cubes and eat an awesome, crunchy, milky bowl of cereal and we were off to the competition.

were walking out, there was an eerie silence among them. When they got supplies, they went

They looked around. They were in a city they had never seen before. Behind them was a tall apartment

For the cubes essay I had to watch a video over four companies. Those companies that I watched a cubes video over were MLB Network, ABC News Headquarters, The Huffington Post, and New York Magazines. All four of these firms all have one thing in common with each other. That trait that they all have in common is that there are all businesses devoted to spreading news to its audience. I picked these four because I thought working at a place that spreads news would be a good suit for me.However, even though all these businesses are devoted to spreading news they all spread different news in different ways.