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    of my neck. Gloves appeared on his hands, boxing gloves. The back wall disappeared and turned into a boxing ring. And the bum was no longer a bum, but the bastard who beat me in my professional debut. “Go get him kid!” But it 's not Linus ' voice: it 's my fathers, from the side rope. My left jab hit him right in the chin and rocketed his head straight back. He staggered quickly, but I didn 't let up. After another jab landed on his soft nose (which exploded into bloody shards of bone), I…

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    and insert the needles in the painful areas in the body. The acupuncture is old Chinese medicine practice develop and improve during thousands of years. In the past used sharp stones where inject in the body then development and start using animal bones and bamboo. Then used minerals: bronze, gold, copper, silver, iron even we got the needles that present today and that generally made of minerals steel.The acupuncture began in Chinese when some of the wounded soldiers who were wounded in the…

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    Polar Bears Evolution

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    The evolution in mammals have passed through many stages since their synapsid ancestors first appearance in Carnivorous period between 320 to 315 years ago All mammals are related deeply in their bones and today’s mammals are one of the mammal lineages that survived. Scientific evidence suggests that Otters have been on Earth from the past 23 million years and present day’s Otter evolved about 7 millions years ago. Otters have gone through many adaptations and scientists believe that Otters…

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    Georgia Fitzwater English memory writing “George can you come downstairs we’ve got something to tell you”. That’s all that it took, those six words that came from my parent's mouths made me freeze on the spot, my blood filled with lead making it impossible to move. My heart dropped, my breathing deepened, and all hope seemed lost. This was all too similar to that day, the day where everything in my life turned into a silhouette; dark and lifeless. My fingers wouldn’t wrap around my…

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    Benefits Of Walking Essay

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    surely help you manage numerous conditions, which include type 2 diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure. Walking may look simple, but you cannot underestimate its effects. An easy-to-do exercise but can essentially strengthen the muscles and bones. When you are stressed out or sad, a short walk can help you a lot in improving your mood. Isn’t it great that an effortless routine can develop your coordination and balance? Aside from walking can save you some money, walking is a…

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    companionless, in the early years of my adolescent life, I had no ally, no comrade, no one. I was alone. As I moved into my house in the beautiful, sunny, Southern California I knew my lonesomeness would be abolished, I could feel it in my humble bones. The grass, the brightest green, the air, crisp and the warm sun touching my skin, soothing. As a young child adventure taunted me, I explored every nook and cranny of my the neighborhood, finding secret places high up above in trees and low…

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    Gaucher disease is an abnormality fat of storage in three divisions of the brain stem. It is an increasingly genetic and a very rare disorder that is most common in family members. The people who suffer the most, have consequences in the lack of of levels of a certain enzyme in the body. Because of this, a fatty lipid spreads throughout one’s human body. This disease is also known to be called lysosomal storage disorder. This type of disorder can cause symptoms to happen at any time of your life…

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    Beowulf As An Epic Hero

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    Beowulf is an action-packed Anglo-Saxon folk epic which focuses on a central character named Beowulf. In the past, this folk epic was recited as entertainment and passed down orally through numerous generations (just like other folk epics). As time passed and as the epic was retold by more people, it grew in length and included even more adventures and battles. In fact, two completely new parts were added on to Beowulf after Beowulf defeated Grendel. Just as a tragedy requires a tragic hero,…

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    It promotes proper development of the skull and prevents plagiocephaly, or the flattening of the head. The position promotes the actions of reaching, pushing, and crawling which strengthens the arm and shoulder muscles, as well as the formation of hand arches that are necessary for the further development of fine motor skills. Tummy time assists in…

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    Momma Narrative

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    from her favorite chair, just to our left as we stepped into the cool home. Dumping our belongings at our feet, we stood in line – oldest to youngest. Randy, the oldest, would plop his long, lanky body onto Grandma’s lap, wrap his arms around her neck and kiss her powdery cheek with a loud wet “smack.” This was how it was done and soon Roger and I took our turns on her ample lap.…

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