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I watch as a frown sets on Niall's face. "What's wrong." "Your room is so big," he mumbles, inspecting my new room. "Jealous?" I smirk. "Yes, you get a big room to yourself. That's not fair," he whines. "What do you expect?" I snap, "do you want me to live in a box room or something? Are you stupid?" Niall stares at me his eyes widening in suprise, taken back by my sudden outburst. I don't blame him, I myself am suprised. Once the harsh words leave my mouth I instantly regret them, and try frantically

Executive Summary Café Coffee Day (CCD) started the coffee revolution in India in 1996 and is now the largest coffee chain. The report talks about how to respond to the Starbucks’s entry in India with a joint venture with the Tata group. While most global brands have failed to gain much of an edge in India against CCD Starbucks is having many advantages over the other global brands due to its brand value and its JV with Tata group. We can see CCD is a dominant market leader in India and now facing

American writers of the twentieth century. She had a challenging life; she was constantly battling illness, a turbulent marriage and alcoholism. The way she lived and felt is reflected in some of her novellas and short stories. In Ballad of a Sad Cafe there is a blend of isolation and the absence of love that consumes three characters: Amelia, Marvin, and Lymon. The novella The Members of the Wedding delves into the life of Frankie Adams an immature 12 year old who battles the trials and tribulations

Eighth Graders are the leaders of the Middle School. This is the year the Class of 2022 makes their mark on the Middle School and moves up to the High School. It is an important year filled with tons of activities, such as the Shabbaton at Camp Lantern Creek, the annual spring trip to Washington, DC and the final “Promotion" into high school. Maya Cortez says, “We have become very close over the last three years, and have truly created a tight-knit community. With these new experiences, I enjoyed

Part One: The strawberry blonde sighed as she maneuvered through the bustling cafe, wanting nothing more than to go home and sleep for five to sixty years. It hasn't been an entirely good day for her. The small and usually quiet cafe she works at was currently loud and crowded. People complained about everything she brought them. The coffee was too hot. The scones were stale. The soup taste like shit. And someone ran into her, spilling coffee onto her dress then yelled at her to

Memorial and Museum. The solemn museum recalls the devastating tragedy the struck America in 2001 and has many items from the attacks. Additionally, in the center of the Manhattan island is Central Park. One can enjoy a bike ride through the park and stop at spots such as Strawberry fields and the Imagine Mosaic. Indeed, New York is full of wonderful tourist attractions to

pockets of her dark wash jeans. After turning down an alley way, she made her way across the street to her apartment which was above her mother’s small café. Riya stepped into the café and was immediately hit with the scent of coffee and blueberry muffins, along with the quiet chatter of the customers. As she entered the kitchen in the back of the café, she was greeted by her mother with a big hug. “Riya, welcome home darling, how was school?” her mother asked with a warm smile. “Eh, you know, the usual

literature that show the importance of language as a major literary theme. One of these works is Sure Thing by David Ives. This play emphasizes the significance of language in a light-hearted, humorous account of two strangers that meet in a local café and begin to talk to each other in the hopes of obtaining a date. In Sure Thing, Ives uses many literary techniques to portray the value of language as a main theme within his play, including minimalism, symbolism, and repetition. In Sure Thing

Eren’s POV "GUYS WE DIDN'T HAVE BUTT SECKS!" I scream a little too loudly at my fellow employees in the busy Maria's cafe. All of a sudden, the large cafe goes so silent that you can hear a pin drop from outside. Sasha and Marco stand awkwardly behind me, their pale faces quickly turning into a tomato bright red. Marco's cheeks puff out like a puffer fish as he tries his hardest not to laugh at my loud outburst. "Hehe." I nervously laugh as my eyes met with many other peoples curious eyes staring

During the early years of World War II, Nazis are hunting down refugees from occupied-Europe in the Moroccan city of Casablanca. Rick is the owner of a café which houses all types of people from Nazis to resistance fighters, refugees, and (mostly) gamblers. While Rick once was an idealist he has now become more cynical and neutral as he doesn’t stick his neck out for anybody. We see this when a refugee asks Rick for help by hiding letters of transit but is soon later arrested by corrupt official