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    During this project, my class and I learned many examples of choices and consequences made by people throughout every day life. One specific character in the book, Erik Fisher, made choices that not only affected himself, but everyone around him negatively. Fortunately enough, as bad as these choices were; they did cause a few good outcomes. When Paul was a small boy, around the age five, Erik and his friend, Vincent Castor, blinded Paul with silver spray paint. The boys were angry that

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    Are you thinking about buying your first home? Has the bank just informed you that you'll need homeowners insurance before they'll allow the closing papers to be signed? Picking the right insurance company and insurance plan can seem scary and confusing at first, but here are some tips to help make the process run more smoothly: Choose a high deductible: A homeowners insurance policy is best for things that you can't pay out of pocket. If your roof blows off in a freak storm, you want to be covered

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    Peru Research Paper

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    of hidden temples, cultural and historical destinations, offers your impressive views that will certainly treasure in your mind. You can look at Cusco city to have the glimpse of well-known history and past of Peru. There are 75 acres of ruins and antique architectural buildings, steals the hearts of the past lovers. The ruins are really beautiful and says the striking story of past. If you love to look at jungle, must visit Peru one time in your life. The only one of its kind natural aura and recreational

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    Florida's Hidden Gem: Bok Tower Gardens A historian would have a lot to say about Bok Tower Gardens. He would say that people have been visiting Bok Gardens since 1929. He would say the lush gardens were donated to the state of Florida by Edward Bok, a Pulitzer-prize winning author, world peace advocate, and famous humanitarian. He might even talk about how 23 million people have enjoyed the gardens since their inception. But if you ask a tourist about Bok Gardens, you are likely to get a very

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    The Piano Lesson is a play that explores several different themes and challenges numerous stereotypical roles. However, one of the biggest issues addressed in this drama is gender and how femininity comes in to context. Throughout the play, one of the main characters, Berniece, who is a single mother and widow constantly disputes gender roles. Her strong-willed and stubborn personality calls into question what is normal for a woman to do because she proves that she does not need a man to be stable

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    John Freyer

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    their new home. As I viewed some of the items he had sold, a particular item caught my attention; the T-4 super camera and 50 photographs. As technology advances, newer cameras become better in quality so, eventually, the T-4 Super is going to be an antique camera. Initially, I search the T-4 Super on Ebay, and luckily I was able to find an exact camera like the one Freyer had sold. The seller on Ebay uses subjective description to describe the item; the seller states, “Camera is in very good condition

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    Ebony-Personal Narrative

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    ust across from the town’s local deli, there lies an old doll shop, so small the chime of the doorbell resonates throughout the building whenever the little girl passes through the door. A tall, slender man, no older than thirty, will be waiting behind the front counter to greet the little girl with his crooked smile. Using his low, husky voice the man says the same old line that he has been saying for four years, “Welcome home, my precious Ebony”. The old, the young and even the animals would

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    and Miss. ’88 contest will be held July 22nd, as a prelude to several other events scheduled as part of “Homecoming ‘88” including a parade, antique car show, arts and crafts festival, and gospel music singing. The contest will be held at the Refuse Church of Christ in Eighty-Eight, KY and the Eighty-Eight Market invites participation. The first telephone book ever issued contained only fifty

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    All 3 of these progressive presidents varied in polices they enacted during their presidency. After the assassination of President McKinley in September of 1901, Theodore Roosevelt took office and initially began following in the footsteps of McKinley. Soon after coming into office however, he began the “Square Deal” which focused on trustbusting, regulation of railroad rates, and conservation. When it came to trusts, Roosevelt saw trusts as either “good” or “bad” and this depended on whether or

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    George Orwell’s 1984 is set in a totalitarian society that has brainwashed residents of Oceania. The Party of Oceania, and Big Brother, the face of the party, have this kind of control over the people because they are able to alter information and history by rewriting the content of all newspapers and records. Amidst this regulated society, the main character, Winston Smith, purchases a glass paperweight that is a great symbol of his past, present, and future. In George Orwell’s 1984, the paperweight

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