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that has bounced onto his desk. In the meantime, mine hits his desk, bounces once, and hits his chair. He sees both of the erasers and looks at the class and asks, “Who did this.” He looks straight at Daniel and I. “Not me,” the whole class says in unison. Daniel and I then put our hands on our desks, sit up straight, and smile directly at the teacher. He subsequently resumes class, looking suspiciously around the classroom. Daniel steals a glance at me and we smile. He then draws on a piece of paper

Our heavy breaths were inaudible compared to the claps and cheers delivered from the audience. As the audience gave us a standing ovation, we all knew we proved our point. Our voices were heard through dance. The stage grew dark and we walked off in unison, Latino and proud. We were able to physically, emotionally, and intellectually captivate audiences. This tenacious journey to develop my identity was finally over. For a brief moment, I was able to denounce the racial stigmas against me. However,

The Jazz Age represents a period in the 20th century starting from about the end of the first world war to the beginning of The Great Depression. During this time jazz became a popular genre of music and led to the creation of many sub-genres. It originated in New Orleans and other areas of the south eastern portion of the U.S. with Dixieland, which later on spread to other major cities and evolved into big band jazz and swing. It connected the drastically different cultures of the musically inclined

One Man Down Seven More to Go I had prepared myself for weeks for the wake up call. I had assembled my horse as well and tonight was the night for a midnight ride to the place. I ran out the door in boots and my night wear. I jumped and swung my leg over the horse and fixed the musket strap to settle across my shoulder. I pressed my heels into her side and she took off. I rode my horse as fast as I could, my heart beating fast. I had been trained for this. I had my muskett by my side loaded and ready

1990: 331). As Crow shows, Dizzy had a silly side but knew when to buckle down and be serious. The combination of Bird, Dizzy and Monk, meant endless hours soloing at Minton’s and Monroe’s. They explored their individual sides of soloing and created unison soloing between trumpet and saxophone when improvising. The only problem was, even when Dizzy was serious, his style of music was not adored by everyone. The very fast tempos and blur through notes made it hard to dance to like in the swing period

8:26 and they were in their first-period class, which was Algebra. For most of the class, they were tired and completely unfocused. “Laurel! Sara! Tyler! Stop talking and listen to the lesson!” Mr. Bunn exclaimed. “Sorry, Mr. Bunn….” They said in unison. The trio finished listening to Mr. Bunn going on and on math and what they need to know for the test and split into groups of four to work on the two-page review given by Mr. Bunn. Luckily, in their group they had another friend named Eliza, who

Nurse-Patient Ratios Advocacy and Nurse-Patient Ratios My Personal/Professional Strategies to Increase My Power Already knowing myself as a shy person, really getting into politics would be a hard obstacle for me to overcome. My position in advocating would be better suited in the background, and not speaking up at committees or hearings. I was once a member of the Florida Keys Nursing Association during my associate school days and I would like to continue in joining a larger scale nursing organization

The constellation I have chosen is Capricornus (Capricorn), otherwise known as The Goat. This constellation is one of the zodiacs, the dates being Dec 22- Jan 20. Its name is Latin for "horned goat" or "goat horn", and it is commonly represented in the form of a sea-goat: a mythical creature that is half goat, half fish. It was one of the constellations originally catalogued by the Greek astronomer Ptolemy in the 2nd century. Capricornus is the 40th biggest constellation in the sky, occupying an

laughing about something. Umbridge made a “Hem, hem,” targeted at the boys, and they immediately stopped laughing. “And whatever is so hilarious, Mr. and Mr. Weasley?” she said, slowly walking towards their desks. “Nothing, ma’am,” they said in unison. “One more interruption and that’s two months detention,” she responded with glee. Fred and George’s eyes got wide. “But we already have two months!” Fred said. “Then we can make it four,”

I see you found my little hound. Soon, Josie will be darkness bound. Halfway done, time is running out. But be sure not to pout. XOXO, JUdy “‘Halfway done’?” I reread, “Does that mean that we’re halfway to getting Josie?” “I think it means we’ve wasted half of our time,” Riley corrects. “Well, that’s not good.” I think for a moment, “Maybe the dog is a clue!” “Wasn’t the dog already something to give us a note?” “It could always be both.” I reach out and twist my fingers through the white