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THROW IT ALREADY! Jacob yelled Sweating and huffing and puffing, he demanded the aid of water orbs, one after the other , freezing them then hurling them at the foe in front of him. A Crabcest, a hostile monster that wreaks havoc on places that have caused high amounts of water pollution The rain danced off the brim of Jacobs hat "I can 't keep this up" <>Hayly asked Through the telepathic link Tara had connected through the Guardians The crabcest punched one of the water orbs back at Jacob

The Pursuer My heartbeat pounded in my ears. I was breathing so heavily I was scared I would hyperventilate. It was silent other than the sounds of two sets of paws running over the crunchy autumn leaves on the dying forest floor. I just had to keep running, running, running. My brain was in autopilot, letting my legs move on their own. I just kept thinking of what had happened earlier that night. What that thing did to my friends. All the blood.. I blinked hard to tell myself not to think

People say I was meant to be evil that's why they were all scared. Hi I am Connie the kinda friendly monster. It all started when my papa Fisher lost his daughter to a tornado hitting her school I meant to get them all back. I as made from ¾ human and ¼ killer monster. The genetics where strange. He told everyone “I will make a monster that will kill all your dreams” for many it was their children. The monster was me. He told his sisters and she just told him “I know you miss her it's ok we will

Ethel Merman is a widely known actress who did many wonderful things in her career. Ms. Merman was known for her powerful voice and wide variety of works. Ethel Merman was a mezzo-soprano and never took voice lessons as a child. George Gershwin told her never to take voice lessons. choose to write about Ms. Merman because of her portrayal in the musical Gypsy as Rose. She was born on January 16, 1908 in Astoria, Queens. Ms. Merman was originally born as Ethel Anges Zimmermann. Her father was Edward

According to the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD), (2015) which was conducted in 2014, Queensway was identified as being within the 10% most deprived area in Wales and overall 3rd within Wales and 1st within Wrexham (See Figure 2). The ward of Queensway is made up of local authority housing, statistics from the Office of National Statistics (ONS), (2015b) show within the 2011 Census; the population consisted of 2,685 residents

Merriam Webster defines expatriate as “to leave one 's native country to live elsewhere; also: to renounce allegiance to one 's native country”. The definition has changed to some degree. Expatriate now also includes those that leave their country in order to provide work services for their company or organization. Many people leave their country of origin for their jobs. More and more companies are sending employees and their families abroad to help with lines of communication as well as specialty

manufacturing sector as well as engineering in Wales. The future looks potentially very good, with many predictions of growth in the manufacturing sector, with a possible £27 billion more each year from 2022, for the UK in general, drawing more companies in and creating many more jobs in the process. However, the main obstacle is an engineering skills gap, with many more engineers required to fill the vacancies and replace the aging workforce, than Wales is currently producing. There are a number of

In “Lamb to the Slaughter” the author, Roald Dahl writes about a young, pregnant woman named Mary Maloney waiting for the return of her husband. When Mr. Maloney arrives, he disrupts the usual domestic routine the couple had put in place by claiming he wants a divorce. Overcome with emotions Mary takes the audience by surprise. She kills her husband. While this may seem like a horror or tragic story. However, the irony of it all causes the audience to view it instead, as a dark humored comedy.

“I never did get caught for killing Patrick.” Mary Maloney sat by the fireplace, her frail head tilted against the lined leather chair, listening to the whispers of the fire. She closed her eyes, her hand resting thoughtfully against her cheek, remembering the feel of the cold leg of lamb held firmly in her delicate hands. She was always remembering, especially in her old age. “Mother,” her son, nearly twenty now, spoke gently, “save your breath, you haven’t long now.” His eyes were glazed over

Cardiff City, who continue to play in the English Football League despite Wales having their own football team . “It would be very spiteful for the ECB to chuck Glamorgan out, if Wales forms its own team,” says Ford . “Especially when you consider that Glamorgan are among the oldest stakeholders of its County Championship, having being around since the 1920’s.” So far so good. But there’s no getting away from the fact that if Wales does choose to go it alone, the days of watching high-profile Ashes cricket