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you're going to need it. By the way, these letters are really written by past eighth graders. There are so many things you learn in this class from adding and subtracting polynomial to using the quadratic formula, it might seem scary but honestly, you'll learn it pretty simple not that hard as long as long as you actually try. The hardest concept for me where chapter nine the entire chapter. Probably seems crazy, huh but honestly, it's only because as it got closer to the end of the year I just seemed

NetQuote, then type in your coverages and you might be able to find that you can save just by changing to another insurer. You probably also should get out your Declarations and go over them very carefully for this is where you'll find your coverages and how much each them costs. You'll probably find that you’re paying for coverages you don’t even really need. For example, if you have a car that's worth less than $2,000 it wouldn’t make sense to pay for collision insurance; and so it would be a lot cheaper

Sophia chuckles, a couple students weakly joining in. Daniel quickly rose to his feet, shoving his notebook into his bag. “If you'll all reread the seven critical essays I've assigned on Paradise Lost, I think you'll be more than prepared for tomorrow's exam.” Daniel stood at his desk for a moment, watching Lucinda unfold the note she had snatched from Molly earlier. He had to say something. He slowly approached her desk, slinging his bag over his shoulder and standing in front of her desk, watching

motivate them to put in their full efforts. The specific question everyone should ask themselves is, “What do I gain from all this weight loss?” Most people haven’t actually thought about this question in detail, and those who have an answer simply say “I just want to look better,” or “I want to feel healthier.” Some offer different answers like “I’m dieting to please my significant other,” or “my doctor told me I was overweight.” These are all very common, over-the-surface motivators that unfortunately

It is twelve o’clock at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria, and a new night guard is in town. I was watching this guy when I heard Freddy say, “Get to the Parts and Service room!” Everyone rushed to get there. He said, “We’ve got a new night guard! Let’s give him a night to remember. Toy Bonnie and I will try to get him first, and Golden Freddy, you’ll take over once we’re finished with him. The rest of you will stay put.” After a few minutes, Golden Freddy, Freddy, and I were the only ones left. Golden

instead uses nicknames that refer to the color of his skin. The language refers to ethnicity making the play racist. The language helps the characters create a societal fence in which Othello is considered an outsider, by referring to his colour. Kehler says, “Othello is repressed as a conflicted personality, trapped in the hostile white language of a hostile white culture” (Kehler, Solomn, Marla 158). Othello feels depress as he is surrounded by language that is discriminatory towards him. This shows

“7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens” ,written by Sean Covey, is about 7 habits. The first habit is Be Proactive, second is Begin with the End In Mind, next is Put First Things First, fourth is Think Win-Win. Then there is the fifth habit, Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood, sixth is Synergize, and lastly the seventh habit is Sharpen the Saw. I learned to listen and pay attention to the person speaking. That way you can get to know the person and yourself better. Pay attention to someone’s

you better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone”, you could see by one of the first lines of the song that Dylan telling us that “time” is changing and we have to change with it. When he says time, in reality, he is talking about our culture, politics, the way we see things, and how we perceived those things. When he says , “Or you’ll sink like a stone…” he trying to tell us if you don’t change ,or at least support it, you’ll be left behind. What I’m trying to say is that, if you don’t change

certain ethnicity may not have the same chances as others to become who they want to be, and live the life they’ve been striving for. So at the end of the day your ethnicity does play a role on the opportunities you may receive, and how successful you’ll be in your