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    Casper

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    but important droplet was amongst them, named, Casper. The plant slowly sips Casper, who was lying in the soil surrounding the plant’s roots. After Carper spreads into the plant, he went through a process of “transpiration”. As the bright rays of the sun shine onto the leaves of the plant, the moist water below the leaves, slowly evaporate. Casper transforms from a liquid substance into a gaseous form. Following the procedure of evaporation, Casper and his other droplet buddies compact together

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    Carl Casper

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    Carl Casper is a chef of a restaurant proclaimed to be a two star restaurant from a rather strict food critic. Carl’s journey into becoming well renowned chef was far from perfect let alone attainable. Not only was his work at the restaurant falling apart but so was his family. Carl never had a full on relationship with his son nor his wife. When becoming a perfectionist utterly destroyed Carl in the end, Carl grew sick and tired from being treated poorly from his boss and for dealing with a famous

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    Casper ten Boom was a christian man who held Jews illegally during WWII. He was a family man and had allowed Jews in their by home and practically helped them like they were his own children. Casper ten Boom was christian watchmaker, and carried on his watch business to his daughters, after his death. His daughters Cornelia (Corrie) and Elisabeth (Betsie) were given the watch shop shortly after his death. Sadly Betsie did not make it out of the concentration camp, so just Corrie got the watch

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    Bello, a small white dog, has been lost for 2 weeks along with his brother, Casper. They both have met many strangers and have been extremely close to facing starvation. Bello was already a good hunter and has eaten small squirrels. Unfortunately, Casper is much older than Bello and isn’t as mobile. He eats all the wasted food found in dumpsters along the way to nowhere. As Bello looks for food in the streets he finds that many of the people don’t appreciate stray dogs walking around. They soon

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    Ever since the late 1990s Cari Casper-Bassler, Rob Thornberry, and Dan Krause have been a positive and productive teachers in the Belleville West Art Department. Each sharing load of teaching Photography, Ceramics, Intro To Graphic Arts, Graphic Design, and Painting. Those who are apart of the art community know very well what each teacher teaches, However a sudden change this year is shaking things up and leaving many students confused. Casper, who originally teaches Photo, AP Photo, and Graphic

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    Chapter One “Dean!” Cas shouted, knocking the hunter out of the way as the witch threw a flaming green ball in their direction. The flame missed Dean, thanks to Cas, but it hit the fallen angel square in the stomach, tossing him against the wall of the motel. Fortunately, the ball wasn’t anywhere close to as powerful as it seemed, and his clothing provided a couple layers of protection, allowing his torso to remain relatively unharmed, aside from a limited number of minor burns. Nevertheless, the

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    Inside a house with no lights, was a terrifying, curious, small arched window in every room and a staircase going down into a dark basement. Winds blew in through the windows of the house, nothing could be seen outside because of the mist, except for the bird of omen, the crow, perching in the branches of a dead tree. Nine-year-old James, lived with his mother, father and three pets, heard a screeching noise and saw a crow. His father was fighting in a war in another country. James’s mother was a

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    in hiding were able to escape into the upstairs hiding space in time due to all of the practice drills, alarms and such to ensure their safety. However, the ten Boom family members were caught and taken in for interrogation by the Nazis. Corrie, Casper, Willem, Betsie, Nollie, and her husband Peter van Woerden were then imprisoned during this Gestapo raid on the Beje. The six family members were transferred from the Haarlem jail to the Scheveningen prison. From there, Corrie and Betsie are transported

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    A Brief Summary Of Chocky

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    connection to his son and examined how it affected his son. Casper – The Friendly Ghost – is on the other side of the spectrum. Casper is a child, close in age to Kat who he begins to follow around. Casper is completely visible to those he wants to see him. Casper and his 3 uncles are ghosts that occupy Kat’s new house. A series of events from silly to heartwarming, lead to Casper and Kat becoming the best of friends. They attempt to bring Casper back to life, which only works for a couple of

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    “Corrie ten Boom: The Woman Who Forgave” Before May of 1940, Cornelia Arnolda Johanna ten Boom would have said her life was uneventful. But then everything changed. World War II started around September of 1939. The ten Boom family was not Jewish, but they had a strong moral and could not stand the ways the Jews were treated. The German Blitzkrieg ran through the Netherlands in May 1940 and mistreatment of Jews started in the ten Boom’s town a couple months later (ten Boom, Sherrill, and Sherrill

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