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    skydiving, scuba diving, or just sightseeing in general, never have I ever regretted any of my decisions, little did I know that in the next ten hours, all of that would change. “Matt don’t forget to take your inhaler with you sweetie.” said my mom. Yeah I know, it's pretty lame how I started off so cool and daring then ended with my mom bringing up my asthma condition. “Yes mom I know I already put it in my fanny pack. Can I go now?” I asked urgently. “Yes you can, but be home by nine, you can’t

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    Joe Rantz: From abandoned boy to a victor The nonfiction memoir “The Boys in the Boat” explores how Joe Rantz is deeply influenced by positive ideas and actions when in a crew, in love, and in his family. This story talks about the journey of Joe, an abandoned boy from a child had been fighting for life to become a successful man, a member of Olympic gold medal in 1936. In addition the pain which surrounded him; there were also positive factors that helped him to become a victor man

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    Title of book: Fantasy League Author: mike lupica Charlie is a celebrity when it comes to fantasy football so much that his friends at school call him brain, Charlie loves football along with his friend Anna, Anna’s grandpa (Joe Warren) owns a football team the L.A. Bulldogs and they are not that good of a team, Joe's son Matt Warren ist eh coach of the team and he is not the greatest, but thing start getting better when charlie goes to their first scrimmage which they barely won and charlie

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    I stepped on the court for the first time and picked up a racket. I looked at the blue, shinny Wilson and proceed to bounce my hand of the middle of the racket pretending like I knew what I was doing. I looked over to my friend Joe, who was on the other side of the court. It was hard to see him because it was a hot sunny day, the court was a dark blue making the sun reflect off of the surface. There was very little shade at the community tennis courts making other people avoid the court but we still

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    is living a fairly simple and humble life with his sister Mrs. Joe

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    of many hard decisions that people have to take, often on the spur of the moment. Some we get right others turn horribly wrong. Joe Keller, the tragic hero of Arthur Miller's play All My Sons, was no different. His whole life was dedicated to his family and their well being but all his plans were undone by one fatally flawed decision. The audience can relate to Joe and feel sympathy for him because he was a good man who did many great things for his family and in the end paid the ultimate price

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    to get himself out of trouble. Deep down, though, he is a loving and caring young lad. He loves his aunt Polly and always wants to please Becky Thatcher. One of the main reasons that I enjoy The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is because I can relate to it. My little brother is always getting into trouble just like Tom Sawyer and it is easy to see how they struggle to become independent. Mark Twain’s purpose of writing this novel is for the nostalgic feel, as if he was still a young boy. The plot and details

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    mental slowness, then becoming a genius and being shunned, to losing it all there was people who felt guilty. The first guilty feeling fellows included Joe Carp and Frank Reilly who were Charlie's’ “friends.” Those so called friends tricked and made fun of Charlie for his slowness in the beginning as it states in the book, “My frends from the factery Joe Carp and Frank Reilly invited me to go with to

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    throughout the entire novel. Dickens argues that personal relationships can develop one’s sense of compassion. In the book, Joe inadvertently teaches Pip many lessons throughout course of their lives. When Joe hears the convict’s confession that he stole from him, his response is: “‘God knows you’re welcome to it- so far as it was ever mine’ –returned Joe, with a saving remembrance of Mrs. Joe. ‘We don’t know what you have done, but we wouldn’t

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    party at the middle school to celebrate. Everyone was there, Bob, Joe, Jeff, even Jimmy was there. Not many people talk to Jimmy because some say he went mentally insane. Joe and Bob are my best friends. I’ve known them since kindergarten. Anyway, when I got the invitation in the mail I thought it was a costume party. But, when I got there, I was in my zombie costume. Derek was in the corner cracking up. Derek was also one of my friends. But today, he was just in the corner of the room sketching a picture

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