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    Living Off The Grid

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    There are 180,00 families in America living a sustainable lifestyle and roughly around 1.7 billion people worldwide living without depending on the grid. (Palameri 1; Perez qtd. in Wood 1). The number of Eco villages, sustainable and intentional communities are rising across the nation as more people are discovering that they possess a strong inclination to live in the same manner as the Amish. This phenomenon is becoming a progressively popular choice for people from all walks of life. Not only

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    I, Henry David Thoreau, have found myself aggrieved upon your article, Pond Scum, that questions my beliefs of nature and my way of life. You have proclaimed statements that do not fit me so, such as being sanctimonious, hypocritical, and misanthropic; for those reasons, you think I should not be as admired as I am today. However, I refuse to subject to those claims because my teachings and beliefs are all in the name of the divinity of nature. There is much more to this world than our materialistic

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    On Tuesday morning, you get to work early so you could enjoy a little time to yourself before the bell rings and your students start to rush in the classroom. You have your coffee and everything else that you needed ready for the day. A couple of your students have been misbehaving in the classroom, and talking to the parents or guardian didn’t help at all. The way it has been going you came up with your own plan to help them learn about character traits. Character traits are all the aspects of a

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    In the book Into the Wild, Chris McCandless went on his greatest adventure, he spent four months in the Alaskan wilderness. During his journey McCandless copied passages from Henry David Thoreau’s books into his journal, these passages consisted of Thoreau’s experiences regarding nature and how he perceived the world. McCandless’ ideology was very similar to Thoreau’s, they perceive the world in such a way that some would consider them mentally ill. Both McCandless and Thoreau have an obsession with

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    My Nana In My Life

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    erase. My nana was someone who throughout my life, always pushed me to do my best. She continually inspired me to be strong and independent, while never letting me forget it’s okay to lean on others when you’re down. It was the simple things she did that made me want to follow her every step; the way her sparkling sapphire eyes brought life to every conversation, the way she danced around the kitchen to Michael Buble while she cleaned, or the astounding way she always knew what to say to exile

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    In the text Animal Farm by George Orwell and Peter Weir's film, The Truman Show, they both try to paint a picture of the themes power, the good life and utopia. They show these themes through characters in both the narratives, and show that the utopian society is unachievable unless everyone has the same ideal society. Thus meaning that everybody has their perfect life with power and control over their destinies. Can one have power without having to use it against someone else? Christoph uses his

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    people had asked him how his daily life was when he was there, and this book, Walden, is an attempt to answer that question. In his writing, he uses the first person view which he states that he knows his self best and aims to give a what he call a “simple and sincere account of his own life.” When Thoreau removed himself from society and chose solitude at Walden Pond and wrote this book is a proof of which he can communicate his ideas well to the readers. In his book, Thoreau sets out his own beliefs

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    Elements Of My Identity

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    A person’s identity is formed based on a variety of different factors. Every day, each individual on this planet is currently developing the elements of establishing an actual identity. An identity can be built through culture, family, friends, personal experiences, aspirations, interests, and even genetics! Some aspects tend to have a greater impact on creating a persons’ identity, and other aspects tend to have greater importance in a persons’ life than others. These factors are what make each

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    Dependent Clause and Answer

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    86. Briefly explain what the opening of a document should accomplish. ANSWER: The opening of a shorter document should be relevant, interesting, and geared to the reader’s probable reaction. For longer messages, the first few paragraphs should establish the subject, purpose, and organization of the material. Conclusions should accomplish what two tasks?ANSWER: Conclusions should (1) summarize the main idea and (2) leave the audience with a positive impression. 88. Briefly describe at least three

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    UNIVERSITI TENAGA NASIONAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING [pic] MEMB331 - MACHINE DESIGN AND CAD LABORATORY EXP. TITLE : Crank And Slotted Lever Quick Return Motion Experiment AUTHOR : FAKHRUL RAZI BIN ZAHARI SID : ME082100 SECTION : ………… GROUP :………… GROUP MEMBERS: 1………………………………………………. 2………………………………………………. 3………………………………………………. 4………………………………………………. INSTRUCTOR : ………………………………………………

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