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    “Money: The Strength In Evil” It is more likely for a person to get struck by lightning than to win the lottery. And even if a person were lucky enough to win, nearly 70% of all people that win the lottery go bankrupt within a few years. In The Pearl written by John Steinbeck, Kino and Juana, local village people, get lucky enough to find the pearl of the world, but unfortunately their son Coyotito gets extremely sick and they have to try and sell the pearl to help him. In the book, the pearl…

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    about to be “pack ratted” into the tiny canoe. This was the fateful weekend that I learned that ignorance only requires two things in order to thrive- a narrow-minded individual and an unfamiliar situation. Our canoe sunk three inches into the water before my companion…

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    for the day and that was canoeing. I hate being in the water because I couldn't swim. When we paired up a group of three, one of assistant pushed our canoe and we were off into the water. I was a bit paranoid and my body was shivering because I didn’t want this canoe to tip over. As my group was paddling and paddling slowly a beaver was under our canoe and feeling scared. The assistant shouted come back to put your canoes away and realized that it was not as bad what I thought it…

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    with buzzed hair wearing boots and suspenders,” I felt captured her essence and did an excellent job setting the tone for how she interacts with the world and the boys. The image you used of her death is fantastic as well. Suspended between the canoe (life raft?) and the lake floor, stuck in between two worlds, like the narrator’s life between work and art. One thing to consider (pertaining to her death) is the first mention of the lake isn't until page eight. It's right outside the…

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    Games from July 10 to 26 will represent 41 countries and territories in more than 52 athletic disciplines. While Canada has hosted the games in 1967 and 1999, this is the first year Toronto will serve as the host city. For those excited to watch the canoe/kayak sprint or rowing, however, there's no better place to…

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    need and created group and personal equipment lists (shown below.) We also discussed ways to make sure that our trip has no negative impact on the environment and went over the Wilderness Code of Behaviour. In the summer of 2014, I went on a 2-week canoe trip with Camp Stephens and I will use the skills I learned on that trip during this Adventurous Journey!…

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    home in Eric Caswell’s Corvette”(Wetherell 5) It is tremendously rude to ride with somebody to the concert and ditch them right after it is over for a guy with a cool car. She would complain and whine about how her legs were sore from riding in the canoe. Sheila complained about how long it was taking to get there, when you ride with somebody the common courtesy is to act like you actually want to be there. It is rude if you are acting like you can not stand to ride with them any longer, and…

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    Imaginary friends are often a key part of childhood. They can show some of the inner workings of a child’s mind. They are created from imagination, a desire for friendship and entertainment. However, as children grow older they leave these characters behind. No longer do they need them, so they think of their imaginary friends less. Once a child reaches a certain age, imaginary friends stop being cute creations and begin to be looked down on. In “Death by Landscape” Lois reached the age where…

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    The boy in the story asks the tree for a canoe so he can go far away. The tree eventually does give him a canoe, in which the reader then can infer that the boy then leaves, however in the end the boy comes back to the tree, representing that the issues he was trying to escape eventually brought him back. “"I want a boat that…

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    This is the story of one of many different explorers. His name is Henry Hudson, he started around the same time of many other explores. That time period was called The Age Of Discovery also known as The Age Of Exploration. Henry Hudson was trusted by two different sponsors. Henry Hudson went on more than two voyages though.Hudson had many more expeditions with his own crew then he did with someone else running the ship. Before we go into the exploration of Henry Hudson let's talk about his…

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