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    and this burning would, on the instant, reverse itself.” This quote shows how small actions can cause much larger consequences. What the author is doing is trying to caution the reader to be aware of how a small action on their part can affect their future. The story progresses until it reaches the point where Eckels, the protagonist, sees the monstrous Tyrannosaurus that he paid to kill. He realizes the severity of the situation and firmly declares “We were…

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    leave and enter a world in which he was promised never to be abandoned. The idea of a teenager, feeling abandoned and unhappy, escaping into what appears to be a better place, is not very shocking or original and does not bode well in catching my attention. In my life experience so far, I have come to know the feelings of insecurity and humiliation; however I have not genuinely felt as though I needed to find comfort in the form of technology and deceit. More often than not, I find the ordinary…

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    UNSPOKEN WORDS: Unspoken words by Paul Callus, is a poem that can be interpreted in many ways depending on who's reading it. In my case, I took the poem as having to do with lost opportunities and things that I never got the chance to say. In the past I've bottled up my feelings, and now all I’m left with is regret on things that I hadn’t done. I have a feeling that the guy in the poem, if he doesn't take a chance to say how he feels, he’ll be in the same boat as me, with a million questions but…

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    Time travel tunnel, I'm driving through it at the edge of the world, or at least what I perceive to be the edge of the world... I'll cut to the chase. You don't want all the extra fluff and I don't want to give it to you. I was time traveling through a tunnel-- no, it was more like a wormhole, no time travel involved-- tesseracting, dimension traveling... but "time travel" sounds cooler. It's more accepted by the general public. Anyway, so I came out the other side into a pine forest, but the…

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    closer to it. They also show how attempting to alter another’s destiny yields the same outcome. Unfortunately, there is no definite outcome - the end result is dependent on how much of one’s future is made clear to them. Fewer details allow more room for change, and therefore becoming fully aware of one’s future only further…

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    The Future Learning about power, environment, as well as education, helps teenagers develop an opinion about ideas that are presented to this technological society with many issues. In fact, people have the opportunity to experience this in their everyday lives when listening to the radio, watching the news, or even when sharing ideas with someone. Janet McNaughton’s dystopian novel The Secret Under My Skin is an excellent exposure of how teenagers can have a significant impact on the future.…

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    showed a young boy’s struggle with isolation and loneliness, his frivolous attempts to fill the void, and finally a seemingly resolved state in which he looks forward to the future. I would say that many teenager’s feel this way, and that unless they are intervened and given therapy it can have huge consequences on their future. These feelings are dangerous, and they can’t be rationalized. They are exacerbated by over-thinking, and many people are guilty of this unhealthy habit. At any rate, the…

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    According to your agency website you publish a broad number of genres including mystery so I’m pleased to introduce my novel, A Smidgen of Sky. [2] This novel won me a scholarship to attend the Highlights Foundation Writers Workshop at Chautauqua. It was also awarded honorable mention in the Smart Writers W.I.N. Competition. [3] A Smidgen of Sky is the story of ten-year-old Piper Lee DeLuna, a spunky, impulsive dreamer, whose fierce devotion to her missing father is threatened by her mother’s…

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    Make Lemonade Essay Malcolm X, a human rights activist once said, “Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today.” This quote describes the character LaVaughn’s feelings toward education in the novel Make Lemonade written by Virginia Euwer Wolff. The book is about a 14 year old girl named LaVaughn, who decides to get a job babysitting for a 17 year old named Jolly. Jolly has two kids named Jeremy and Jilly, who LaVaughn spends a lot of time…

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    As a Warrant Officer, It’s very important to study history in order to understand the current and future events. History will give us an idea from a previous consequence and use them for future encounters. It will make us understand and became aware with strategies, tactics and the requirement of the past scenario that a leader mindset need. The ability to understand significant events of history is essential in adopting and observing changes through experience. It can help increase your opinion…

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